Reds Beat Mets As Dodgers Lead With 13 On Deck
The Mets face elimination pressure as the Reds win to keep pace with the Dodgers who hold a two game edge. The Mets’ season has been marked by a nine game losing streak and a looming 13 as the magic number for clinching.
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Hummer Defeats Lucky Inn 5 1 in City League
Hummer of Berryville powered past Lucky Inn 5 1 as the young team shows veteran poise in a drizzle soaked City League game. Bob Jackson and Ken Pitta led a bases loaded rally, while Lucky Inn managed a late run on Lem error scoring in the seventh.
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Ed Rakow
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Thieves Target Douglas Home in Odd Loot Mix
In Douglas Arizona thieves broke into the home of Mrs Heber A Huish and took a baseball glove a toy sword several model airplanes and some miniature cars. The incident prompted police to search for clues and identify suspects.
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Janssen Defends Virginia Women's Amateur Crown At Cascades
Char lottesville native Miss Mary Patton Janssen heads to Hot Springs to defend her Virginia Women's Amateur title. Former runners up Connie Gorsuch Sydney Elliott and Donna O'Brien return as 130 golfers begin 18 hole qualifying on the Cascades Course 5730 yards par 72. Match play starts Tuesday with finals Friday.
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Richmond
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Arlington
Miss Janssen
Cascades
21 Year Old Girl Wins 1st Golf Title Eastern Open
Shirley Englehorn, 21, of Spokane, wins her first major pro tournament the $10,000 Women's Eastern Open in Sutton Massachusetts. She defeats Shirley Spork by three strokes finishing 75 226, with Mary Mills second and Patty Berg third. Spork led at the 10th hole but Englehorn steadied to claim the top prize.
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Fort Myers
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Sacramento
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Idaho
Two Days Of Baseball Scores And Schedules
Results include Minnesota 7 Baltimore 6 New York 4 Washington 3 Chicago 5 Boston 0 Detriot 7 Kansas City 5 Los Angeles 4 Cleveland 0. Sunday's Washington 3 8 New York 2 3 Cleveland 7 Los Angeles 3 Kansas City 11 Detroit 3 Chicago 7 Boston 3 Baltimore 8 Minnesota 6.
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Angels Lose to Indians as Yankees Split Twin Bill
The Angels fall 7-3 to Cleveland ending a five game win streak but gain a half game on the Yankees who lose both ends of a doubleheader to Washington. Willie Kirkland and Jerry Kindall spark the Indians with three RBI and a homer after Ken McBride shuts out the Angels.
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Lee
Dave Stenhouse
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Yankees
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Jim King
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Bright
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Michigan State to Play Three Games in Hawaii Christmas Trip
Michigan State basketball will travel to Hawaii for a Christmas period tour featuring three games against service teams. The event targets a winter break showcase with the Spartans facing military-adjacent opponents.
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Hawaii
Player captures PGA title with tight finish at Aronimink
Gary Player won the PGA Championship at Aronimink by one stroke over Bobby Goalby after a final round 70. Arnold Palmer finished tied for 17th at 286, earning $966.67, leaving him as the year's leading money winner with $71,198.33.
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Tommy Bolt
Lory
Arnold) Palmer
George Bayer
Washington Redskins
Bob McCallister
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Bayer
Palmer
Duffer Wins Western Amateur in Chicago Area Victory
Art Hudnut defeated Bud Stevens of Detroit 1 up to win the Western Amateur Golf Tournament in Orchard Lake Michigan. Hudnut faced Nicklaus and completed 147 holes over five days, after entering the event near home and joking about the trophy.
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Mich
Art Hudnutt
Jack Nicklaus
Bud Stevens
Detroit
Elyria
Ohio
Hudnutt
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