Wynn Seeks 300th Win Falls to White Sox 2-0
Veteran pitcher Early Wynn, in his 249th major league start since 1939, loses to Chicago as the White Sox blank Cleveland 2-0. Wynn hoped for his 300th win. Dan van Pizarro hurls a strong game and the Sox pull within one game of the AL lead.
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Standings and results from Friday to Monday sports update
Friday results include Chicago 6 Pittsburgh 5 in 10 innings and New York 3 Philadelphia 1. American League leaders show New York 37 24 and Chicago 39 28 with several key matchups across cities and upcoming games listed.
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International League scores and weathered games noted
The Associated Press reports baseball results from the International League with Arkansas defeating Columbus 7-1 and Jacksonville beating Indianapolis 4-2. Toronto won 4-1 over Syracuse while Buffalo hosted Atlanta was postponed and Rochester at Richmond postponed due to wet grounds. In the Pacific Coast League Spokane beat San Diego 2-0 and Denver defeated Oklahoma City 5-4 in 10 innings, Tacoma prevailed 9-5 over Seattle in 10 innings, Salt Lake City at Portland postponed. Also noted Sweden and Finland supply 40 percent of Europe’s newsprint.
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Cubs Top Pirates on Rodgers Clutch 10th Inning Hit
Andre Rodgers delivered a bases loaded single in the 10th inning to push the Cubs past the Pirates 6 5 and extend their winning streak to four. The Bahamian shortstop drove in the decisive run after a late Pirates rally, while Smokey Burgess and a multi pitcher effort kept the game tight.
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Senators Slip in Downhill Race With 1-0 Loss
The Senators dropped their ninth straight, a 1-0 defeat to the Los Angeles Angels. They won 60 games last season and, with a .296 pace, would finish 48–114. The margin mirrors the Mets’ brutal season pace.
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Virginians Not Missing At Amateur
Virginia golf fans expect a near full field for the 50th State Amateur at the Cascades course in Hot Springs. Defending champion Vinnie Giles of Lynchburg leads a 237-entry field with ex-champions Dick Payne George Fulton and others also in the roster while several past titleholders are absent. Qualifying is split over Saturday and Sunday with match play beginning Monday and a 36-hole final on Thursday. Concurrently at The Homestead the State Seniors tournament features defending champ J. Smith Ferebee of Richmond in a 123-golfer field. seniors qualifying is Sunday ahead of a 16-player championship flight through Wednesday.
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Minnesota Signs New Outfielder Kostka from Fargo
The Minnesota Twins announced the signing of outfielder Bob Kostka of Fargo North Dakota. He is the son of Stan Kostka who played fullback on Minnesota's 1934 national championship football team. Kostka will report to Orlando in the Florida State League.
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Exchange Club Kids Triumph 10–7 Over National Fruit
Marshall Boyd earned the win with the lone homer as Exchange Club’s Little Leaguers defeated National Fruit 10 to 7 last night. In Clarke Little League action, Hawks beat Cards 5 to 2 with Virgil Armel credited with the win, Tommy Roberson taking the loss. Armel added two hits and drove in three runs.
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Clarke Esso Beats Clarke Merchants 6 1 To Lead League
Clarke Esso defeated Clarke Merchants 6 1 at home, with Grim the winning pitcher and Fetter and Grim contributing homers. Buckley Lages won 3 2 over Halltown, while Northside beat Marathon Oil 4 1. Tonight Clarke Esso faces Halltown and Lucky Inn plays Marathon Oil.
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Sub-4-Minute Milers Highlight National AAU Meet
Florida’s Bob Hayes shatters world marks in the 100-yard dash while leading a strong field toward more records at the 75th National AAU track meet in St. Louis. Jim Beatty and five others go sub four in the mile as Hayes duels for more records with Carr and Williams in sprint events and Burleson, Grelle among prior champions.
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Stephens City Lions Triumph Over Middletown Tigers 7-3
Stephens City Lions defeated Middletown Lions 7-3 in a Little League game. Dave Hershman earned the win while Gary Carper took the loss as Stephens City moved into a tie for second with Strasburg Moose in the Lee Jackson League. Daniel Airhart hit the only homer of the contest.
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Palmer Leads Open as Crap Game Attracts Attention
Arnold Palmer heads into Saturday’s National Open final rounds tied for the lead at 142, with Don Finsterwald and Jack Cupit. Nicklaus misses the cut with 153, while Palmer remains relaxed and confident amid the Open’s high stakes and a nearby floating crap game under a tree at the Country Club.
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