Mays Boosts Hitting To .371
Willie Mays increased his National League batting lead to .371 after a July 4 stretch, lifting his average 46 points since June 15. Norm Cash era runner-up at .341, Pete Rozier Runners atop AL with .336. Roger Maris hit three homers last week to pace AL in homers and RBIs. Ernie Banks leads NL with 23 homers and 69 RBIs. Ted Kluszewski named by John Galbreath as Big Klu.
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Hutchings Fired as Indians Name Ted Beard Manager
The Indianapolis Indians fired manager Johnny Hutchings on Monday and named veteran outfielder Ted Beard to replace him immediately. Beard, 39, will continue to play when not coaching at first base, while Hutchings, 43, was ousted after resisting resignation.
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Three Horses In Tight Indiana Harness Duel
Irwin Paul Mountain Prince and Weldon Creed drawn in same division of the 1T& PHA pace for three year olds at Anderson Free Fair. With fast times this year Irwin Paul leads as Mountain Prince and Weldon Creed threaten from strong showings last week. The card features twelve heats with a top purse near two thousand two hundred dollars and a night of close finishes.
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Mantle disposes of bowling interest amid baseball updates
Mickey Mantle reportedly sold part of his stake in a bowling alley in Dallas while continuing to hold his baseball ties with the Yankees. The page also lists results from the National and American Leagues, with standings and daily games across multiple cities, including Pittsburgh, Milwaukee, and Chicago, plus minor league notes and upcoming starters.
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Orioles Dominate Sox as Newcombe Dominates Early
Baltimore tops Boston 9-4 at Fenway as Don Newcombe returns to the mound strong. Jerry Lynch opens the ninth with a single for Philadelphia, while Chuck Estrada earns win and the Orioles sweep the series behind a relentless offense.
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Nelson's 2nd HR Seals Pirates Win Over Braves
Crandall started a late rally as Rocky Nelson hit his second home run in the ninth inning to push the Pirates past Milwaukee 5-4. Bob Skinner preserved the win with a seventh inning save and an insurance play in the 10th, while Don Hoak and Al Dark contributed key hits.
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Gaston Wins On Daleville Errors In 7-5 Ballgame
SAN DIEGO UPI Gaston won 7-5 as Daleville errors cost the Eagles late. Hank Greenberg urged expansion of both leagues while noting division standings and farm system work in Selma. The article also discusses possible Los Angeles American League team and O’Malley’s stance.
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