Halltown Wins District Softball Crown In 13-Inning Thriller
Halltown defeats Lucky Inn 3-2 after a 13 inning tie, then ousts TAC 6-3 to clinch the district title. Earlier, Halltown beat Shorty's Grocery 5-0 and won the final against TAC in the deciding game. Tickets cover all state tournament sessions at the War Memorial Building.
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Shorty’s Grocery
TAC
Lucky Inn
Tacs
Clarke County Esso
Buckley Lages
CC Esso
Bobby
Bull
Lieye
Barr
Fuller
Esso
Bobby Kline
Gene Singhass
Ed Grim
Grey
J. Lo
J. Li
Dravn
Bob Lloyd
Halstown
Cliff Peacher
Jim Wiltshire
Peacher
Johnson
Wiltshire
Randy Anders
War Memorial
Jimmy Hockman
Bill Blackford
Steyn Outpoints Peres in Lightweight Bout
In Johannesburg Stoffel Steyn from South Africa defeats Mexico’s Tony Peres on points 10 rounds. Manila card features Pete Acera from the Philippines beating Somkiat Kiatmuangyon 10 rounds. In Tokyo Lee Kyo from South Korea KO’s Takao Maemixzo in 8 rounds.
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Associated Press
Johannesburg
South Africa
Stoffel Steyn
Tony Peres
Mexico
Manila
Pete Acera
Philippines
Somkiat Kiatmuangyon
Thailand
Toyokawa City
Japan
Lee Kyo
South Korea
Takao Maemixzo
Tokyo
Major League Standings and Results Snapshot
Major League standings show Baltimore at 60 88 .612 and Chicago at 69 38 .608 with Los Angeles 53 50 .515. Sunday and Saturday results include Chicago 6 Minnesota 5 and New York 11 Detroit 5, Boston 4 Cleveland 3, and Los Angeles 4 Kansas City 3. Today's game New York at Los Angeles. National League results list Philadelphia and San Francisco near the top with several divisional games and several Sunday outcomes.
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Minnesota
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Phila
Phia
San Fran
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Houston
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Bears star Willie Galimore dies in car crash
Chicago Bears halfback Willie Galimore and teammate John Farrington were killed in a late night car wreck on a rural road near Rensselaer Indiana. The players, returning to St Joseph College quarters, were en route to training for the College All Star game on August 7 after a players meeting.
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Chicago Bears
Willie Galimore
John Farrington
Galimore
Florida A&m University
Farrington
St. Joseph College
Bears
Angels Extend Twin Bill Streak Into Fifth Sweep
The Los Angeles Angels swept a doubleheader against the Athletics 3-0 and 4-3, extending their hot streak to five straight twin bills and a 10-3 road trip. manager Bill Rigney was ejected in Kansas City between games. The victory moves them into a tie for the American League first division behind the Yankees.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles Angels
Angels
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Los Angeles
Kansas City
Rigney
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Yankees
Bills
al Smith
Chuck Shoemaker
New York Yankees
Yanks
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Orioles
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Minnesota
Boston
Cleveland
Aubrey Gatewood
Hawaii
Bob Lee
Bobby Knoop
Ed Kinetak
A’s
Bob Duliba
Joe Pepitone
Tom Tresh
Bobby Richardson
Roger Maris
John Blanchard
New York
Hector Lopez
Phil Linz
Dave Stenhouse
Ed Brinkman
Stenhouse
John Buzhardt
Chicago
Eddie Fisher
Cards Stay In St. Louis Confirm 1966 Ground Plan
The Bidwill brothers announced the St. Louis Cardinals will remain in the city with a 30 year lease agreement with Civic Center Redevelopment Corp. The team had been linked to a move to Atlanta but will stay at the St. Louis riverfront stadium, with completion set for 1966 and a new park to follow.
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Charles Bidwill
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Civic Center Redevelopment Corp
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Riverfront Stadium
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Adkins
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Jerry Fink
Singhal
Jver-onte Shire
Kenny Anders
John Bowers
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Hector Robinson
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Clater
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Shorty
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Locke
Vernon Clark
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Electaic
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Bill Skowron
Buzhardt
Gary Peters
White Sox
Earl Wilson
Tony Conigliaro
Frank Malzone
Ed Connolly
Dick Radatz
America
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