Cepeda Leads Giants Rally Past Reds in Extra Innings
San Francisco rookie Orlando Cepeda returned to the lineup and delivered a climactic blast over center field to drive in Daryl Spencer and Willie Mays as the Giants beat Cincinnati 4 7 in 10 innings. Ramon Monzant tossed three scoreless innings to win his fifth. Hal Jeffcoat took the loss.
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SAN Francisco
Orlando Cepeda
Joe
Red Jeg
Bob Thurman
Marv ‘Grissom
Frank Robinson
Ruben Gomez
Robinson
Cincinnati
Peru Muncie Noblesville Face Locals In CIBL Play
Anderson opening vocal was rained out of a Central Indiana Booster League game at Muncie last night. The contest has been rescheduled for next Tuesday July 18. Peru Sun
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Peru
Muncie
Noblesville
Anderson
Sun
Ellis Herbert Seeks Valley Victory in Roadster Show
Ellis Herbert eyes another Valley victory at Sutley Speedway as Rocket Racing Club roadsters headline a night of heats, main event and Dragon Racing. Bob Christy and Briar Johnson chase Hubbard in last week’s feature with next Friday’s 40-car National Crown race looming in three legs. Noblesville visits Memorial Field as Anderson plans July 4 rebukes amid a protest over the Columbians’ type ball.
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Pete
Rocket Racing Club
Sutley
Herbert
Bob Christy
Yorktown
Briar Johnson
Richmond
Sun Valley
Joe Helpling
Peru
Noblesville
Memorial Field
Lafayette
John Eberle
Columbians
Anderson
Ernie Rangazas
Horace Hunt
Sikes and Ludlow Vie For National Publinx Title
In Chicago Dan Sikes and Bob Ludlow reach the 36 hole final for the National Public Links, with Sikes a Jacksonville, Florida law student and Ludlow a 22 pound physical education instructor. Sikes eliminated Bob Patterson 3 and 2, while Ludlow edged Junie Buxbaum after a tense day, with lead changes and key putts shaping the title race.
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Chicago
Dan Sikes
Bob Ludlow
Sikes
Jacksonville
Bob Patterson
Portland
Ore
Laichow
Indianapolis
Junie Buxbaum
Junie
Publinx
Ludiow
Buxbaum
Latax
Ludlow
All Army
Ft. Meade, Md
University of Florida
Styearald Pater
Major League Baseball Results From Yesterday
Scores from the national league and american league games include Chicago routing San Francisco 7 to 2, Cincinnati defeating Milwaukee 4 to 2, Los Angeles 4 over Minneapolis 9, St Paul besting Wichita 1, and Charleston 3 over 14th. Pitcher lines note Antonelli Anenie and Griggs with notable performances across the slate.
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San Francisco
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Angeles
Miinneapeiue
St Pau
Wichita
Charleston
Madfarapoth
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Antonelli Anenie
A. Griggs
Anna Ci
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Minneapolis
St Paul
Braves Rally Past Dodgers In Hard Fought Series Clash
Milwaukee Braves erased a 3-0 LA lead with a sixth inning rally and beat the Dodgers 7-4 at the Coliseum. Joey Jay earned the win after relieving Don McMahon, while Dodgers protests centered on a ground rule call and a manager’s interference claim. Eddie Mathews homered for Milwaukee, and Don Drysdale hit a homer for Los Angeles as the teams split the series. The Braves improved to 12-9 against L A this year, while Los Angeles lodged protests over the rulings and dugout conduct.
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Py Vnanke
Mange
LOS Angeles
Miwaukee Braves
Johnny Klipp- Hein
Dodgers
Coliseum
Braves
Joey Jay
J Don McMahon
Klippstein
Wes Covington
Aaron
Fran Torre
Dodger
Frank Cascoli
Slup
Covington
Cascol
Milwaukee
Fred Haney
Buzzie +Bavasi
Torre
Jon Johnny
Logan
Don Zimmer
Felix ‘Mantilla
Mantilla
Bill Bruton
Don Drysdale
Norm Larker
Carl Furillo
Eddie Mathews
Mantle Hits 22nd Homer as Yankees Top Indians
New York pitcher Bob Turley notches his 13th win as the Yankees hammer Cleveland starter Ray Narleski for ten hits and six runs through six. Mickey Mantle hits the day’s lone Yankee homer, his 22nd, and Norm Siebern, Hank Bauer, and Tony Kubek drive early runs. Cleveland plates three on Vic Power and Larry Doby long balls. Turley increases to 13-4 with seven strikeouts, leading the league in victories.
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Turley
Yankees
Cleveland
Ray Narleski
Jim Constable
Mickey Mantle
Rght Field
Norm Siebern
Hank Bauer
Tony Kubek
Mantle
Stuart Clouts Another Homer In Cubs Victory Lead
Dick Stuart, 20, homer in his second major league game leads Pittsburgh past the Chicago Cubs 7 to 2. Brucane Ar is noted as the rookie to watch in early season action.
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Dick Stuart
Pittsburgh Pirates
Ron Kline
Chicago Cubs
Pirates
Stuart
Salt Lake City
Brucane
Pittsburgh
Jensen Shines In 8th Win For Boston's Delock
AP report notes Jackie Jensen drove in four runs with a homer and single for Boston in an 8th win, backing pitcher Delock as Chicago fell to its seventh straight loss at Fenway Park. Jensen raised his batting average to .319 and leads AL RBI with 78, while pitchers Delock and Drabowsky limited Chicago to eight hits. The White Sox also saw Ernie Banks homer in the seventh.
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Jackie Jensen Rove
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the Nelock
Chicago
Stuart
Salt Lake — City
Jensen
Tal
Jackie
Moe Drabowsky
Formance
Pirates
Frank Thom
Elim
Bill Jenry
Jim Wilson
White Sox
Fenway Park
Delock
Braves Manager Warns Players After Hollywood Party
Braves manager Fred Haney warned four star players after a wild party at Warner Taub's Bel-Air mansion. Haney cited publicity-seeking guests and suggested the event could harm the team’s image. Torre and teammates Schoendienst Burdette and Conley were present. details include pool drama and a dressy guest escorted from the pool.
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Vover
Fred Haney
Braves
Hollywood
Dodgers
Haney
Bel-Air
Warner Taub
Red Schoen
Dienst
Frank Torre
Lew Burdette
Gene Conley
Baltimore
Torre
al Austin
Baseballs Top Three Players Named By Association
The Associated Press outlines top three hitters in both leagues based on 175 or more games and averages. Highlights include Musial and Mays in the National League with strong home run and RBI totals, while Mantle and Banks feature among American League leaders. The piece notes players like Cepeda and Sievers in the mix, and references historical context and media links.
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GABRH
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Kan Cry
Fox
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Rune Jensen
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Kansas City
Mantle
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Cranes City
Sievers
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Stl
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Cardinals Calm Phillies Reclaim Third In NL Race
Cardinals settled into their rhythm to quiet the Philadelphia lineup on a Friday night and moved back into third place in the National League standings. The report notes tense moments and key plays that swung momentum in favor of St. Louis as they overtook the Phillies.
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Phils
Luuid
Philadelphia
Phillies
Broken Jaw Keeps Bridges Sidelined for Weeks
Washington Senators outfielder Rocky Bridges will miss two to three weeks after a pitch fractured his jaw. Doctors announced Friday, the injury occurred Thursday night from Detroit Tigers pitcher Frank Lary.
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Rocky Bridges
Washington Senators
Bridges
Detroit Tigers
Frank Lary
Berg Dominates American Women's Open Lead Nine Under Par
Berg extends her streak with a nine under par 71 at Brookview Country Club to lead the American Women's Open at 16 under after two rounds. Suggs sits two behind at 72 and 36 holes total 1M. Cornelius slips to 77 for 148, tied with Hage at 146 after 36 holes. Hanson and Faulk also near the leaders.
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Peer Crakt Berg
Miss Berg
Lover Brookview Country Club
Louise Suggs
Atlanta
Miss Suggs
Kathy Cornelius
Marlene Bauer Hage
Mrs
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Fargo
N.D
Mary Lena Faulk
Thomasville
Miss Han ‘Son
Miss Faulk
Carol Soreson
Ama Teu
Janesville WI
Caddies Receive Day Of Respite At Grandview GC
Grandview Men’s Club hosts a nine hole low grass handicap event with two clubs per player. tee times begin after registration at the starting house. A bean supper follows at 7 pm. Members must pay dues by August 1 to be eligible for the upcoming championship.
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Grandview
Ovid. Penry
Penry
Charlottesville and Drewrys Meet Sunday in double header
Charlottesville visits Drewrys for a Sunday double header after losing 3 1 earlier this year. Manager Frank Woschitz asks players to depart Memorial Park at 12 30 p m for a 1 30 p m first game. Drewrys aim to rebound from second place in the Anderson Amateur Baseball League as a squad cut will follow Sunday games. Players should provide transportation since three regular drivers are unavailable.
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Mecemom Wrewrys
Tavell
Charlottesville
Frank Woschitz
Memorial Park
Drewrys
Anderson
Senators Rally Past Foe For 65 Win On Ninth Inning
The Senators overcame a Detroit Tigers challenge with a two run rally in the ninth frame securing a 65 victory. The late surge featured key hits and tight defense as Washington pulled away late. Also noted: Logansport mayor intervened to save two homeless black bears, funding transport to Indiana after Humane Society constraints.
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Sinle
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Detroit Tigers
Vero
Yenny Oem
Marin
Keine
Marrs
Prange
Oting
Logansport
J. Rarpn
Z. Berts
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Humane Society
Bears
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Ortega Edges Crawford In Split Decision At MSG
Mexican slugger Ortega outpointed Mickey Crawford of Saginaw Michigan in a ten round welterweight bout at Madison Square Garden. Judges had Ortega ahead on some cards while referee Mark Conn ruled a 7-3 score for Crawford. Crowd reaction mixed as Ortega and Crawford traded knockdowns and solid combinations.
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Gnopat
Lega
Mexico
Mickey Crawford
Saginaw
Mich
Madison Square Garden
Crawford
Ortega
Hursday
Mickey
de Crawford
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Harold Barnes
M. Schmidt
Leo Birnbaum
Platt
Kirby
Associ
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Forge
Gallant Man Poised For Gold Cup Sweep at Hollywood Park
Inglewood AP Gallant Man moves toward Hollywood Park Gold Cup at 162 100, seen as likely favorite in a small field. Ralph Loew’s sturdy campaigner faces Eddie Schmidt trained rivals including Abbey and Castle Bye, with Belmont winner Avan also in contention as the 3 year old year begins.
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Gallant Man
Inglewood
Cali
Hollywood Park
Ralph Loew
Anaiee
Eddie Schmidt
Golden State
Nandscape Seaneen
Swirling “Abbey
Castle Bye
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Idaho State College
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Laurel, Md
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