Boston Slams Detroit 9 4 in sixth straight win
SUSTON AP reports the Boston Red Sox swept to a sixth straight victory by beating the Detroit Tigers 9-4. A six run third inning featured Jackie Jensen's 14th homer, a walk filled sequence, Don Buddin’s double, and Pete Runnels’ single. Frank Sullivan earned his third win while yielding seven hits and all four Detroit runs in the first four innings before settling down.
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Baseballs Top Three Batsmen and Home Run Leaders List
A compact summary lists major league leaders by batting and home runs. It names Nieman Balts Kuenn Fox Cerv Jensen Mantle Musial Mays Green Banks Thomas Walls and others with key stats like games, at bats, runs, hits, and RBIs across American and National Leagues.
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Royer shoots 68 tops in district golf tourney
Indianap lis AP Royer of Crawfordsville fired a four under par 68 Monday at Meridian Hills to take a first round lead in the district championship. Tom Matey of Indianapolis, defending champion, was next at 69 with a four way tie for third at 71 among Dale Morey Don Essig Pete Dye and Fred Burnside. The 224-golfer field moves to Hillcrest Tuesday and Speedway Wednesday.
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Indiana Exports Stress in Trade Talks Conference
Indiana export volume and its economic impact will be highlighted at the first state world trade conference in Indianapolis. Hosted by local chambers, associations, and the Export-Import Bank, the event features speakers including Douglas Aircraft’s Donald W. Douglas Jr. and Samuel C. Waugh of the Eximbank.
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Mayer Sets Sights on Defending Open Title at Southern Hills
Dick Mayer expresses confidence as he readies for the Open at Tulsa, comparing heat and course demands to a boxer’s shave and haircut. The veteran aims to break free of a long layoff and beat favorites like Hogan and Snead while conserving energy in the tough 6,907-yard Southern Hills layout.
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O'Dell Sidelined Indians as Orioles Win 5-2 on Monday
Billy O'Dell shut down the Cleveland lineup after a rough first inning, holding the Indians to two singles over the final 8 1 3 innings as Baltimore rolled to a 5 2 victory. Colavito and Minoso provided brief sparks, but O'Dell induced a double play to end the threat. The Orioles improved and the Giants also won, keeping pace in the standings.
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Wheat and Rye Finish Firm on Board of Trade
Chicago futures closed firmer for wheat and soybeans on a day of mixed grains. Reports of Yugoslavia buying 1.4 million bushels of U S red wheat for July shipment and Poland’s expected entry supported demand. Profit-taking kept gains modest amid harvest delays in the Southwest and a shift of grain into storage as cash prices eased.
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Pitcher McLish Departs in Loss as Mets Fall
In a rough outing, MES McLish takes the loss to drop to 2-3 while CAEL, O'Dell CW and Brown pace the lineup with limited hits. Fans observe a game marked by rugged defense and a tense late frame, as Summers and Soar contribute in relief.
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Hogs Remain Steady Amid Market Mix in Chicago Trade
Chicago hog prices were steady to 26 cents higher with offerings about 2,000 head below expectations. Prices ranged for 200-220 lb hogs, No 1 grade up to 24 dollars, with varied lots at 23.75 and up, and 23-23.50 for 190-230 lb grades. Sows fell up to 50 cents to 17.50-21. Cattle trade at 21,000 head. slaughter steers 1150-1200 lb hit 31-22.50 top, high and prime 29-30.50, bulk 27.50-28.50. good to low choice 25-27.25. Dealers’ market steady at 28-31 for good and choice. mixed choice and prime heifers 28.50-29.25, good to choice 25-28. Bulls 22-24. Slaughter lambs 22-28 and other choice grades 18.50 and up, market fully steady. Slaughter ewes not fully shown.
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Market News Mixed Amid Hog and Steel Shifts
Stock trading showed uneven results with Amalgamated Tin and AT&T displaying selective strength while steel shares declined on news of a Goodyear price cut. Hog prices in Indianapolis rose with steady sales and broad but modest demand, and copper and oil shares edged higher on global price trends. Turkish revenues rose, reflecting expanding economy, as London’s Great Plague note closes with historic comparison.
Bonds Rise on Moderate Trading on New York Market
The corporate bond market closed higher on Monday with fractional gains across investment quality corporates, industrials, utilities and foreign issues. Government bonds drifted lower. NYSE par value traded $4.43 million versus $5.23 million Friday, while industrials hit a 1958 high on the AP index. Captain James Cook’s Antarctic voyage is noted with historic dates.
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Muncie hog and cattle prices steady at Culver event
Muncie markets posted steady hog and cattle quotes with No 1 hogs at 23.50 for 180 240 pounds and 21.65 22.40 for 280 360 pounds. Cattle ranged from 16 to 30 dollars with steers 24 30 and cows 18 21, while calves stood 18 27 and lambs 18 and down. Culver Military Academy graduates heard Lt Gov Parker state US strength and a bright future.
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He is for sale sign draws Meridian Street buzz
A horse with a sign reading He is for sale cheap passes along Meridian Street in downtown Anderson as crowds inquire about a townwide mystery. The paper promises readers details soon as residents stay curious about the unusual sight.
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