Three Losers Blanked In Church League Action
Market St downed 5-0 Braddock Christian won 6-2 and Wesley forfeited to CYO 7-0 Wilkins Dor sey and Wisecarver fueled Braddock scoring with a fifth inning single and double Wisecarver Stotler powered the winners with 2 hits each Ralph Ordel notches win for Market St and Laise takes loss Baptist team pummels with sixteen hits Fretwell and Foreman notch wins and losses in the Baptist tilt Wesley forfeits due to short roster
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1St Presbyterian
Braddock Christian
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Fisher
Stotler
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Fishel
Mallotte
L. Grim
Coleman
Bemusdaffer
Fretwell
Willis
Foreman
Graves
F. Foreman
Stable Stops Terronez in Brisbane Fight
Jose Stable of New York stops Gabe Terronez of Fresno in an eight round bout in Brisbane. Neat Kunde defeats Love Allotey on points in Australia.
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Associated Press
New York
Jose Stable
Gabe Terronez
Fresno
Calif
Brisbane
Australia
Neat Kunde
Love Allotey
Ghana
Rookies Lift Orioles to AL Lead in Doubleheader
Orioles rookie Wally Bunker pitched five hitters in a 5 0 victory, and Dave Vineyard followed with a six hitter in a 7 2 win to put Baltimore one game ahead of the Yankees. Luis Tiant and John O Donoghue also earned rookie wins as Cleveland and Baltimore surged in the standings with decisive performances.
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Bunker
Luis Tiant
Cleveland
Boston
Bob
Geles
Cincinnati
Pittburgh
Milwaukee
New York Mets
Houston
Chicago
Orioles
Yankees
Bob Johnson
Charley Lau
Baltimore
Johnson
National Fruit Edges Exchange 4-3 in Little League
National Fruit edged the Exchange 4-3 as Steve Dorsey drove in two runs and Junie Bush collected three hits for the losers. Chuck Renner started, Scott Newlin relieved and earned the win with Rodney Kines as catcher. Mike Oates fanned 11. Newlin scored the go ahead run on a squeeze bunt by Billy Carpenter in the sixth.
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National Fruit
Steve Dorsey
RBI
Junie Bush
Chuck Renner
Scott Newlin
Rodney Kines
Mike Oates
Pope
Newlin
Billy Carpenter
Workingmen Defeat Lions in Little League Showdown
The Workingmen scored 19 runs on 15 hits to topple the Lions 7 runs on six hits. Thompson and Clewell were the winning battery, Lauck took the loss before Dixon and Dick relieved. Thompson went 3-4 with Lake and Harless 2-2 each, Laise 2-4, while Chuckie Moore led Lions with two doubles and 3-4 at the plate.
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Gee
Rts
Workingmen
Lions
Thompson
Clewell
Lauck
Dixon
Murphy
Ritter
Lake
Harless
Laise
Chuckie Moore
Walker Cup golfer finds attic relic to set Gaston course record
Charlie Smith of the Walker Cup circuit discovered an old putter in his attic and used it to shoot a course record 62 at Gaston County Club. The device had not seen use for years and has not returned to the attic since.
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Gastonia
N.C
Charlie Smith
Gaston County Club
Duckpin Bowling Doubleheader Returns Season High
Brady Ellis posted a season high 157 in the Husband-Wife League at Health Center Lanes with a double strike and three spares. The Snapp-Ellis team lost all three games to league leaders Dodson-Whitacre as Frances Dodson and Johnny Dodson led the winners with strong totals. Goforth-Willis defeated McKee-Renner 2-1, while Corbin and McCall teams posted narrow wins. Scotch Mixed Doubles draw tonight at 8 with entry fees and cash prizes.
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Brady Ellis
Health Center
Brady
Eugene Easter
Snapp-Ellis
Dodson-Whitacre
Frances Dodson
Johnny Dodson
Pat Whitacre
Bucky Whitacre
District Tournament Narrowly Narrows Softball Field
In the district softball tournament Halltown defeated Shenandoah County Rebels 5 to 0 while Clarke County Esso beat Toms Brook Transit Mix 6 to 1. TAC Scratch edged Toms Brook Transfer Mix 6 to 1 after Roxie Hockman carried a near no hitter into the final frame.
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Halltown
Shenandoah County Rebels
Clarke County Esso
Toms Brook
TAC
Roxie Hockman
Patsy Jack Repeats Victory In CV Ladies Golf Tournament
Patsy Jack defends Carpers Valley Ladies title with 93 and 92 rounds totaling 185. Jane Gregory finishes as low gross runner up with 212, while Jean Jennings and Carroll Lamp take low net honors. Tournament run over two days with 25 entrants and handicap play.
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Jane Gregory
Jean Jennings
Patsy Jack
Carpers Valley
Jack
Carol Lamp
Carroll Lamp
San Francisco at Los Angeles: Today's Games
San Francisco travels to Los Angeles for a two team matchup as part of today’s pro schedule. Both clubs look to secure a win behind key players and anticipated crowd support.
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Baltimore
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Kansas City
Washington
Ninnesota
San Francisco
Houston
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Venturi Sees Father Murray Support After Open Win
Ken Venturi, U S Open champion, shot an eight under par 63 in Hartford's Insurance City Open. He credited San Francisco priest Father Frank Murray for rebuilding his confidence with a six page letter urging steady play and balanced reaction to outcomes.
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Hartford
Corns
Ken Venturi
Frank Murray
San Francisco
Venturi
Murray
Ken
Nut House Four tops Ball and Chain league with big Earl Sealock
Nut House Four won 3 points from Bowl Weevils at Northside Lanes. Earl Sealock led with a 560 series after 174 193 193 games. Mary Miller totaled 429 in a 109 150 170 line. Bowl Weevils leaders included Leo Haley 440 and Rennie Armel 447. Alley Cats defeated Phyros 3 1 as Ruth Kline led with 486 series.
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NUT
House Four
Ball & Chain
Northside Lanes
Bowl Weevils
Mary Miller
Lorraine Sealock
Bob Miller
Earl Sealock
Nut House Four
Rennie Armel
Marge Haley
Will Armstrong
Leo Haley
Phyros
Ruth Kline
Gene Hottle
Dot Clark
Jim Renner
Rotary Upsets O Sullivan In Little League
Rotary scored two runs in the first inning six in the second and two more in the third to defeat O Sullivan 10 3 on Thursday. Rusty Foltz doubled and singled to pace the winners while Billy Stone earned the win and Mark Krye handled the plate.
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Halltown
Wo" Urs
Frank Simons
Ken Ander
Clarke
Bob Fetter
Rotary
O’sullivan
Rusty Foltz
Billy Stone
Mark Krye
Ramehart
Mic
Williamson
Ing
Cardinals Move Question Echoes as Decision Delayed
AP reports an unknown factor delayed announcing whether the St. Louis Cardinals would stay in St. Louis or move to Atlanta. Bidwill brothers hinted a St. Louis stay after concessions, then backtracked amid last minute negotiations and a plan to meet Friday afternoon. The final decision, possibly Sunday or Monday, remained unsettled.
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Football Cardinals
St.Louis
Atlanta
Associated Press
Charles
Bill Bidwill
Cardinals
National Football League
Atlantas
Bidwill
Civic
Lake Forest
Ill
Bill
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Dennison Wins First Modified Feature at Winchester Speedway
Arlington driver Jack Dennison defeats Bill Nalley to end Nalley’s 10 win streak. Chuck Bregnon and Earl Moran follow. In Sportsman, Louie Newland edges Charlie Beeler by a half wheel after a restart caused by Bob Gray’s spin. Twenty semi late cars started. heats crown Nalley, Dennison, Drury, Bailey winners. 120 laps slated for Friday night.
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Jack Dennison
Arlington
Bill Nalley
Dennison
Nalley
Chuck Bregnon
Earl Moran
Charlie Beeler
Cane Chargue
Louie Newland
Newland
Beeler
Bailey
Dick Hansberger
Kenneth LaFollette
Winchester
Ford
Bob Armel
Wayne Kern
Ray Drury
Doug Bailey
Sonny Cowgill
Ernie Clawson
Jimmy Brown
Winchester Speedway
Orioles Sweep Washington Behind Two-Hitter by Vineyard
Dave Vineyard pitched a two hit start for Baltimore as the Orioles defeated Washington 7-2 to complete a doubleheader sweep and reclaim the American League lead. Wally Bunker had won the opener 2-1 with five hits allowed.
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Associated Press
Dave Vineyard
Oriole
Baltimore
Washington
Wally Bunker
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