A's rally past Yankees in series sweep and AL race shift
In a gripping set of AL results, the Kansas City A’s erased a three run deficit to beat the Yankees 4-3, their first series sweep in KC since 1955, while the Indians moved to third with a 5-2 win over Baltimore and the Tigers snapped a nine game skid with a 4-2 victory over Boston. the White Sox routed Washington 13-3 and the Giants edged the Phillies 7-6 in the NL as Chicago and LA won others.
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EUB Wins 7-5 as Oates Limits Sunnyside at Senseny
Evanglical United Brethren edged Sunnyside 17-5 at Senseny Park as Donnie Oates allowed four hits in a complete game win. Russell Potts and Sonny Sibert contributed multi hit efforts while Lewis drove in runs with a key early double and two walks.
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Weather Bureau Bets On Friendly 500 Race In Indianapolis
The Weather Bureau set 10-1 odds for good weather at tomorrow’s 42nd 500 mile race and six to one that rain will not interrupt the event. Forecasters expect around 70 degrees to reduce tire wear and fuel use as drivers gather for guidance with Chief Steward Harlan Fengler.
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Hennessey Captures Bowling Masters Title in Syracuse
Tom Hennessey of St. Louis defeated Lou Frantz 789 to 749 over four games to win the Bowling Masters tournament in Syracuse. He posted a 209.15 average, the second best in the Masters eight-year history, as defending champion Dick Hoover failed to advance.
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No off season in newspaper reading year round
The article argues that a newspaper habit persists across seasons with consistent sales. It notes readers maintain their daily routine regardless of summer or winter, implying stable demand and steady habits throughout the year.
Cars to Line Up Single File on Pit Apron Tomorrow
Tomorrow the cars will be lined up in proper order single file on the pit apron, ready for practice and potential inspection as teams prepare for the next stage of competition.
Thursday Baseball Standings and Results Roundup
The American League leads with New York at 25 8 and Kansas City 18 16. Cleveland 20 20 and Boston 19 20 trail. In the National League Chicago 20 23 and Philadelphia 17 21 hold the edge, with Cincinnati 15 19 and St Louis 16 21 close behind. Wednesday results include San Francisco 7 Philadelphia 6 and Los Angeles 7 Pittsburgh 1.
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League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Highlights
The list highlights top performers across leagues including Ward Cleveland 386 at bats Fox Chicago 52 hits Cerv Kansas City 36 RBIs and Cerv also leads in home runs with 12 Greta details show Nieman Baltimore Kuenn Detroit and Mantle New York among leaders in doubles. Pitching leaders include Turley New York 71 decisions Garver Kansas City 61 and Sisler Boston 41 800 strikeouts by Wynn Chicago Pierce Chicago and Turley New York with strong finishes across the board.
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Baseball season leaders and key stats list
The text lists top players and leaders by category across teams. Includes batting average at bats leaders Mays and Cepeda, runs leaders Mays and Cepeda, RBIs led by Banks and Thomas, hits leaders Mays and Musial, doubles led by Hoak and Musial, triples led by Mays and Blasingame, home runs by Thomas and Mays, stolen bases by T Taylor and Ashburn, and pitching wins leaders Spahn Purkey Grissom with records.
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Racial Stock Car Feud Headlines Winchester Air Port Speedway
The Winchester Airport Speedway hosts a big stock car show with Nally Irwin and Smokey Stover returning to battle for $1,300 in prize money and two owner trophies. A crowded 42-car field is expected, with two holdover features at 2:30 p.m. and four 10 lap heats leading to final features.
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Unbeaten Scanlon Defeats Rogers In 10 Round Decision
Lightweight Scanlon remains undefeated in 29 fights after a unanimous 10 round decision over Chicago’s Bobby Rogers in Chicago. Scanlon plans a visit to Buffalo then will join the California National Guard at Camp Roberts.
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Center Art Day Dismissed From USF Basketball
San Francisco AP reports Center Art Day of the University of San Francisco basketball team was dismissed for disciplinary reasons. Day will finish the spring semester. officials cited privacy. Day, 6 foot 9, had one year of eligibility remaining.
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Frick Eyes National Club Return and League Expansion
Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick, in Baltimore to discuss the All Star game, said Major Leagues could expand to 10 or 12 clubs or even form a third major league within five years. He favored a National League return to New York and indicated he could keep the New York territory open for NL baseball.
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Editorial pages read by four fifths of U S newspaper readers
The Continuing Study of Newspaper Reading finds four out of every five men and women who read newspapers in the United States will read one or more items on today’s editorial pages.
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Strikeouts Leaderboard Shuffles In 1981 Baseball Duel
Ian Antonelli and Jones post 800 strikeouts, Louis clocks 81, Spahn records 46, Milwaukee tops San Francisco 42. Gomez contributes in tight pitcher’s duel.
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Impossible Conditions For Fishing
Mr and Mrs Bo England and Mr and Mrs Maxwell Stone set out on a camping fishing trip to Lake Brownwood. In the first 28 miles they ruined a tire and near the spot the trailer hitch pulled loose. The boat sank in 30 feet of water but was recovered hours later. A patrolman arrested England for no rear license plate on the bumper. They finally resumed on schedule but heavy rain flooded the camp and England contracted pneumonia. En route home they had five more flat tires. No fish were caught.
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