Giants rout Brewers as Haller drives in five runs with homer
Tom Haller of San Francisco drove in five runs with a homer a double and a grounder to power the Giants to a 9-2 victory over Milwaukee Jim Grant earned his 12th win with a five hitter as Minnesota beat Baltimore 3-2 in an American League contest
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Major League Standings and Friday Results
The American League shows Minnesota leading with 64 wins and Cleveland tied at 64 87. Boston on bottom with 87 losses. National League standings list Los Angeles 61 43 and Cincinnati 48 44. Friday results include Los Angeles 9 Boston 2 and Minnesota 3 Baltimore 2.
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Braves Charged With Spitball Tactics in Loss to Giants
Bragan claimed he ordered his Milwaukee pitchers to throw the illegal spitter to prove umpires wouldn’t stop it as San Francisco beat them 9-2. Tom Haller drove in five, Willie Mays hit his first homer in three weeks, and Bob Shaw earned his 11th win while denying the charge.
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Lane Stadium at Virginia Tech due for Fall Opening
Blacksburg Virginia Tech officials announced Lane Stadium will be dedicated during the October 23 Governor's Day Homecoming game vs Virginia with a capacity around 17 500 in the completed west stand and 7 000 temporary seats, total about 35 000 when finished. The project cost about 3 million dollars and is funded by gifts with no public funds. The first use will be October 2 against William & Mary, Harvest Bowl follows September 18 at Roanoke.
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Baseball Scores From Minor and International Leagues
In the Minor League Pacific Coast games Seattle topped Indianapolis 3 to 1 while Spokane beat Vancouver 8 to 5 Tacoma won 4 to 0 against Portland San Diego defeated Arkansas 3 to 0 Salt Lake City lost 2 to 3 to Oklahoma City and Hawaii beat Denver 3 to 1 In the International League Toronto crushed Atlanta 5 to 0 Buffalo won 8 to 2 over Jacksonville in the 2nd game lasting 13 innings Toledo beat Syracuse 4 to 1 Rochester beat Columbus 5 to 2
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Baseball and football notes from sports circles travel
Bobby Bragan Pins on Dodgers not Reds in pennant race while Charley Metro warns Yankees loom as spoilers. Weeb Ewbank comments on quarterbacks risk riding the ball and delivery style. Roy Deal writes about personality scores and Ed die Fisher knuckleballer in Chicago. Jim Burris shifts to Denver Bears and AFL leadership roles. Buddy Parker laments Steelers schedule and Jim Houston’s rise as All-Pro linebacker and part-time businessman.
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Charles Town Results Provide Mixed Race Card Outcomes
ICibic's Ridge finished strong at Charles Town with 102 40 and 37 40 15 20 in a tight field. Mystarfire posted 10 40 and 6 60 while Hero's Chance offered 3 20. Perpignan showed 7 40 3 40 3 20. Star Bloom 3 40 2 80. My Salvation 4 80. Daily Double paid 463.00. Joans Teaparty 9 40 4 60 3 20. Freestate Lady 8 80 3 80. Love Locket 2 60.
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Glasgow Rugby Club Members Take Ballet Lessons
Six Clarkston rugby players in Glasgow take ballet lessons from a 28 year old model and former ballet dancer Miss Clemence Petteay. The piece notes the unlikely crossover between sportsmen and the arts as the group learns technique and grace.
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Charlie Phillips Up In Virginia AAU Decathlon
Newport News Charlie Phillips and Poquoson Richard Freeman led the Virginia AAU decathlon after five events at Cary Field in Williamsburg. Phillips had 2482 points to Freeman 2450 with defending scores from other local athletes and top performances including a 21 foot 9-14 inch broad jump and a 6 foot high jump. Randy Rockey led the Senior Division with 2776 points while Don Phillips headed the 15 and under group with 2262.
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