Chance Blasts Two Homers In Indians Shutdown Of Orioles
Cleveland slugger Chance drilled two long balls driving in five as the Indians beat Baltimore 8 0 ending a five game skid. The 24 year old lefty lifted his average to .345 with 11th and 12th homers while Jack Kralick earned the shutout in a six hitter.
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San Francisco Giants
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Halltown Cruises Past Winchester Merchants 15-2
Halltown poured it on last night to blast the Winchester Merchants 15 to 2 in the City League. Simons earned the win with Peacher catching as Halltown built a big lead through four innings, featuring multiple walks and four doubles. The Merchants scored only in the fifth on Hartman’s double and Keeler’s single.
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Scot Johnson
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TAC
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Homers Help VFW Rally Past JCC for 9 7 Victory
Yost starred with three hits and was the winning pitcher as the VFW beat JCC 9 to 7. Jackson 2 for 3 and Thompson 2 for 4 led the offense with multiple home runs, including Thompson’s tying shot in the seventh and Yost adding the decisive homer. Conley and Helmick doubled for JCC.
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Yost
Jackson Jackson
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McCauley
Jackson
Conley
Helmick
Riggleman
Smallwood
Hall
NFL Cards Atlanta Bound
The St. Louis Cardinals NFL owners move the franchise to Atlanta in 1965. Charles and William Bidwill are to sign with the Atlanta Fulton County Stadium Authority and announce the transfer before the August 15 exhibition game. Construction of the new stadium near completion, seating about 57 000 for football and 60 000 for baseball.
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Atlanta Constitution
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Six-for-six Homer Helped Giants Top Cubs 10-3
Jesus Alou and Giants powered past the Cubs 10-3 as Alou went 6-for-6 with a homer and five singles, the first six-hit game in the National League since May 1960. Jack Kralick spun an eight-run shutout as the Indians blanked Baltimore 8-0 to halt a five-game slide.
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Associated Press
Jesus Alou
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San Francisco
Chicago Cubs
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Indians
Baltimore Orioles
Cleveland
Lema Wins British Open With 5 Stroke Margin At St Andrews
Tony Lema captured the British Open with 279 total after rounds of 73 68 68 70 at St Andrews. He credited caddy Tip Anderson, 28, son of James Anderson, with guiding his play on tough greens. Anderson helped Palmer win twice, and Lema praised his swing and iron play. The victory earns Lema a spot in the World Series of Golf alongside Palmer and Venturi, with a fourth qualifier to be decided in Columbus.
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Sam
Snead
Lemna
Ken Venturi
U. S
St, Andrews
Scotland
Tony Lema
San Leandro
Calif
Record crowd expected for British Grand Prix at Brands Hatch
AP reports a record 135000 fans were expected to attend the British and European Grand Prix at Brands Hatch in England. The world championship race features 24 world class drivers, over 80 laps on the 2.65 mile circuit totaling 212 miles.
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England
Major League Standings And Results Digest
National League leaders Philadelphia and San Francisco hold top spots as Cincinnati and Pittsburgh chase. Friday results include San Francisco 10 Chicago 3 and Cincinnati 5 Philadelphia 1 amid a dense schedule with multiple doubleheaders and upcoming games across leagues.
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Boston
Philadelphia
American Eagle Faces Major Test in Rhode Island Race
American Eagle, unbeaten in America's Cup defense trials, meets Constellation on Rhode Island Sound for a decisive match. Constellation, skippered by Eric Ridder, beat Columbia to stay on track for a fall defense against a British challenger. Nefertiti defeated Easterner in the same heats as Eagle rested.
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New York Yacht Club
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Columbia
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Smith and Kelsey Face Virginia Senior Golf Final
In Hot Springs AP report Charlott esville's Bill Smith meets Don Kelsey of Blacksburg in a 36 hole Virginia Men’s Senior title match. Kelsey ousted Lennon and Harding to reach the final while Smith defeated Mustard and McLaughlin.
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Smith
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Don Kelsey
Blacksburg
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Bill Smith
Phillips 66 Tops TAC In City League Slow Pitch
Phillips 66 edges TAC 5-3 as Polk drives in two and homers, Bailey and Clark contribute, while Hockman takes the loss for TAC. Myer earns the win. In Britain, Lema leads after final Open round with 279, Nicklaus 274 and De Vicenzo 270.
Elks Edge Moose In Pony League Pitching Duel
The Elks beat the Moose 3 to 2 in a tight Pony League game. Swag Koontz allowed two hits and struck out nine for the win with Wymer catching. Mike Headley pitched for the Moose, gave up three hits and fanned 14. Wymer homered and doubled for the Moose.
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Moose
Swag Koontz
Wymer
Mike Headley
Rotary Belts Workingmen 8 1 In Baseball Win
Rotary Belts beat the Workingmen 8 to 1 with four runs in the fourth inning and three more later. M Hardy doubled, K Kyre doubled, M Kyre and B Stone each had two hits. Stone pitched the win while Hoover took the loss. Clewell and Thompson singled for the Workingmen.
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J. Hockman
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Stine
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Ewing
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Workingmen
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Stone
Clewell
Thompson
Hoover
Alley Cats top Bowl Weevils in Ball & Chain Mixed Couples
Alley Cats win 3 1 over Bowl Weevils at Northside Lanes as June Shirley 191 435 Dot Clark 161 443 and Jim Renner 469 high for the victors. Bowl Weevils top scores include Robbie Armel 131 389 and Will Armstrong 490 series. NUT HOUSE FOUR closes gap with 4 0 win over Phyros highlighted by Bob Miller 506 and Earl Sealock 513. Phyros leaders Rosa Wilecox 357 Phyllis Leight 375 Bob Wilcox 489 Charles Leight 481.
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Gene Hottle
Dot Clark
Jim Renner
Rennie Armel
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Rosa Wilecox
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Bob Wilcox
Charles Leight
Duckpin Bowling Scores and Standings Highlight Local Meet
Eugene Easterp and Bonnie Eastep lead with a 480 team total and Easterp 154 in a 3 0 win over Corbin Patterson. Alice Godlove adds 356 series as McKee and Renners, Go forth Willis and others post three wins. odd pin tournament starts at 8 p m with Frances Dodson eyeing a second title.
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Charles Mason, Jr
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Fight Results From The AP: Terrell KO of Foster
Ernie Terrell knocked out Bob Foster in a bout reported by The Associated Press. The New York venue hosted the match with Terrell securing a decisive knockout. Foster faced defeat in the contest held in Washington, D.C.
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Associated Press
New York
Ernie Terrell
Chicago
Bob Foster
Washington,d.c
Three-Gun National Match Slated At Outdoor Range
Winchester junior shooters may join a three-gun National Match at the outdoor range on Sunday July 12 starting at 2 p.m. with a separate .38 revolver match on Aug 16 23 weather date to follow. Entries and prizes described, practice hours posted, location details provided.
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