Dodgers Take Joy From Casey on 74th Birthday
NEW YORK AP The longer Casey Stengel lives the more he learns how fickle baseball players can be. Thursday night, on the 74th birthday of the Mets manager, his players showered him with praise and attention as they rallied in a game.
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Workingmen Edge Exchange M Team Triumphs 7-6 in Little Baseball
Gates improved to three wins against two losses as Workingmen defeated Exchange 7-6. Oates fanned eight with five walks and a hit, Peterson took the loss with eight strikeouts, Harless went 3-for-4, Lake 2-for-2, and Ritter 3-for-3 for Workingmen. Seldon led the Exchange with two hits.
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Elks Dominate JCC in Pony League Showdown
The Elks overwhelmed JCC 12 to 4 as 8S. Koonce hurled a 15 strikeout win. S. Lake led the Elks with four hits, while Smallwood homered for JCC. Also noted were three French horses winning the Washington D C International at Laurel.
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OATES GROVERY tops Women’s League in duckpin action
In Health Center Ladies Summer Four some League play Oates Grocery tied for first after a 261 win over Town and Country Beauty Salon. Frances Turner led Town and Country with 116 in the opening loss while Dot Lofton posted 127 for the losers. Oates Grocery claimed the decisive second match by three pins as Peggy Beeler added a 106 game and 108 in the final frame. Dot Lofton totaled 356 for Town and Country, with Helen Snapp and Beeler key in the deciding frame.
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Virginias Vie With Carolinas In Golf Series
Golf teams from the two Virginias and the two Carolinas meet in Hot Springs for the 19th time in 10 years. The Carolinas seek to extend their series lead of 13 wins in 18 meetings, while the Virginias boast a younger, stronger squad led by Dr. Jose Davila of Richmond. Round one is the four ball at the Cascades course, with singles tomorrow and alternates Sunday.
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Virginia Golf Young Stars Ready to Challenge Virginia
Virginia golf features a mix of teens and recent graduates. State champion Vinnie Giles of Lynchburg Ricky Napier of Richmond Charles McDowell of Virginia Beach and Jim Moore of Norfolk headline the young entrants. Veteran names include Bill Campbell of Huntington W Va former Walker Cup captain, and former Virginia champions George Fulton of Roanoke Ned Baber of Richmond.
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Cookie Rojas Corrects PA Pronunciation Then Trips a Triple
In Charlotte, Cookie Rojas of the Knoxville Smokies challenged being announced as Rojas. After the umpire corrected the pronunciation, the second baseman tipped his hat and hit a triple.
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Opening Entries For Shenandoah Drawn Today
Shenandoah Downs in Charles Town West Virginia will draw openings for Monday night's program Friday under the 48 hour closing rule. More than 1500 thoroughbreds in the Charles Town area signal full fields for the first night. The 31 furlong Summer Jubilee Purse tops the opening card with post time at 7 15. Miss Jeanne Danner Summer Jubilee Queen in Washington will preside and present the trophy to the winning owner.
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A's Option Infielder Shoe Maker to Dallas
The Kansas City Athletics announced they optioned infielder Charles Shoemaker to Dallas to clear roster space for Bob Meyer a left handed pitcher acquired Wednesday from the Los Angeles Angels.
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Phillies Edge Giants In 10 To Stretch Lead For Flag
Phillies beat the Giants 4 3 in 10 innings to extend their NL lead to 1 1/2 games after a late rally led by Johnny Callison Tony Taylor and Richie Allen. Willie Mays Willie McCovey and Harvey Kuenn figure in the late scoring as San Francisco loses in extra innings.
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Gilbert Takes Open Lead in Canadian Open
Gilbert a 23-year-old from Hollywood Florida fired a four under par 67 to lead the Canadian Open first round at Pinegrove. He tied with Nicklaus and several others at even par while Palmer and Ford also posted solid scores. The rookie’s 27 putts powered his low round as a growing gallery backed Gibbie’s Gang and his longshot bid to emulate Arnold Palmer’s early breakthrough.
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