Renner's Keeps Hold On First In Big Eight Bowling
Renner's Plumbing and Heating led 4-0 over Crown Cork and Seal at Northside Tenpin Lanes with Buck Robertson posting a 528 series on 163 174 191. Coates added a 517 and Jim Morton led The Fearsome Fivesome with a 584 set for third place. multiple notable scores are listed for Anderson Sheet Metal Fender Sales and other matches as women teams Fender Sales and Winchester Golf Club also feature strong totals.
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Virginia To Have Pair In Junior Golf
Billy Herbert, 14, qualified for the USGA Junior Championship after a 72 at the Country Club of Petersburg. Virginia also will be represented by 1961 champion Charles McDowell of Virginia Beach, who enters as a favorite at Grosse Pointe Woods.
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Major League Leaders baseball stats per league
National League batting leaders include Clemente and Davis with high averages and runs. Mays tops RBIs and homers with Banks and Aaron close. Pitching leadership features Purkey and Drysdale with low ERAs and Koufax and Drysdale in strikeouts. American League leaders show Jimenez and Runnels atop ABs and runs, with Wagner and Gentile pacing homers and Wood and Howser stolen bases.
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Pirates Rally, Hold Third as Win Streak Advances
The Pittsburgh Pirates, riding a 17 of 21 surge, sit 57-35 and in third place as they aim to extend a pennant-era momentum. Manager Danny Murtaugh notes improved pace from two years ago, with stars Skinner, Groat, Clemente and Vern Law fueling the rebound.
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New Zealander Leads French Open After 36 Holes
Southpaw Bob Charles of New Zealand holds a two stroke lead entering the final rounds of the French Open Golf Championship with a 134 after a 7 under par 65 on Tuesday plus an opening 69. Peter Thomson of Australia is two back at 136, with Sebastian Miguel of Spain and Alan Murray of Australia tied for third at 137. Kel Nagle of Australia and three others share 141, while the feature cut leaves the low 50 and only two Americans above 152. Don Essig and William Castleman posted 148 and 152 respectively.
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Residents clash over changing Pilaklakaha Ave name
In Auburndale Florida residents debate renaming Pilaklakaha Ave to ease pronunciation. Mayor Fred Jones warns Florida would lose a link to Indian place names and highlights local identity. He quips PK Ave would still lead residents to Pilaklakaha, preserving heritage.
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Small fry scores dominate league action across divisions
In Pony League Moose defeats Jaycees 12 to 0. Little Lague O Sullivan 13 worksman 0. Nat Fruit tops Cities Service 7 to 0.
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Don Locks Debut Delights Nationals With Homer
Don Lock's major league debut for the Washington Senators ended in a 1-0 win over the Chicago White Sox after a rocky start. He first struck out twice before a fluke double and later a seventh inning homer. Washington also won the second game 7-3.
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McBride Still Dominant as Angels Win Ninth Straight
Los Angeles pitcher Ken McBride earned his ninth consecutive win with a 1-0 shutout of Detroit. The 26-year-old right-hander allowed only three singles, delivering his third 1-0 shutout of the year and extending a scoreless streak to 12 innings. Manager Bill Rigney praised McBride as a key Angels performer.
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Musial Delivers 13th homer in Cardinals win over Cubs
Tuesday's Stars highlight Stan Musial of the Cardinals smashing a three run homer for an 8-6 victory over the Chicago Cubs. Ken McBride of the Angels threw a three hitter to earn his ninth straight win as Anaheim beat Detroit 1-0.
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Pioneer Playhouse Tests New Plays in Danville
Ten scripts by new playwrights are tested this summer at Pioneer Playhouse Danville Ky. The program continues an experiment started last year by manager Eben Henson with several New York theatrical agents. Established authors from film television and magazines see how their dramatic ideas play to live audiences.
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Braves Hurlers Fall Despite Spahns Run Support
Milwaukee pitchers led by Warren Spahn fail to back him as the Braves drop 7-5 to the Giants. Orlando Cepeda and Felipe Alou homer for San Francisco while Milwaukee boots key plays in the field. Spahn survives loss as other Braves falter.
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Duke Coach Bill Murray Flags Backfield Woes for Fall
Duke coach Bill Murray says most team problems will be in the backfield this fall, outlining expected struggles at running back and depth heading into the season.
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