HURLER SAVES CINCY VICTORY 4-3 IN NIGHTLY EFFORT
Cincinnati Redlegs beat Philadelphia Phillies 4-3 as Hershel F clinched the win for a third straight time. Freeman, a 26 year old right hander, was purchased from a club before the game amid mixed reviews from critics. The Reds rise to sixth place as the team prep for a two night doubleheader with Philadelphia.
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Scott Frost Picked to Win Hambletonian
Scott Frost , owned by Sol Camp of Shafter California, is the 3-5 favorite in the Hambletonian at Goshen New York. Hoo t Man holds the race record and Galophone and Childs Hanover are among Camp’s other entrants in a field expected to challenge for top prize.
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Machine Shop Wins With Late Rally Over Fellowcraft
The Machine Shop, powered by three late-inning runs and a long homer by Harold Sams, defeated Fellowcraft to notch its first win. John Johns and Gene Charney starred with two hits apiece, while Dick Emex led Fellowcraft with two singles and three RBIs. DeMo lay targets first win against first-place Jaycee at 6 p.m.
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Wynn Faces Yankees as Indians Seek Series Turnaround
New York hosts Cleveland with Early Wynn set to start for the Indians in a crucial series aiming to drop the Yankees from first to third place. The 1964 era notes mention Doby in center and a string of errorless games, with other teams’ record chase tied to this interleague clash.
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Record Crowd Attends Races at Clay Bank Speedway
A large crowd watched stock car events at Clay Bank Speedway Sunday afternoon. Twenty cars competed in the program with two feature races rerun from July 17 due to rain. Winners included Bob Harvey, Loren Stevens, and Bob Rhodes in the slow feature, and Leo Saunders, Chuck Morris, and Dick Oliver in the last feature. Bobby Adams rolled his car No. 8 but was unhurt, and local drivers Bob Vinay and Bob Ritchie showed promise as the time boys drew cheers from the audience.
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Akron Meets Toledo In Legion Tournament
Akron and Toledo open a double elimination Legion tourney in Columbus. Akron defeated St. Marys 11 hits to 2 as Mansfield beat Steubenville 6 to 2. Morning games scheduled include Warren vs Lancaster. Brookville vs Portsmouth. St Marys vs Lexley. Steubenville vs Newark. Sterling vs Zanesville. Cleveland vs Mansfield.
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San Diego Shortstop Sold to White Sox
San Diego shortstop traded to the Chicago White Sox in a deal reported by local sources. The movement involves pace construction and a noted sale closing soon, with details showing a transfer of rights and pending delivery to the White Sox roster.
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White Sox Versus Red Sox In American League Tilt
Ailing White Sox face a rampaging Boston lineup as Connie Johnson starts for Chicago and Tommy Johners? will work for Boston. Ambers and other names appear garbled but key matchups for the AL clash include Johnson on the mound for Chicago and a Red Sox pitcher noted for the night. The AL race tightens with Cleveland and other contenders in pursuit as both teams seek a win.
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Biggest Lion Has Big Job for Lions This Season
YPSILANTI Michigan United Press reports the Detroit Lions crowned a new middle guard with 300 pound Les Bingaman retiring. The Lions acquired Rhea 6 4 280 from an off season trade to fill Bingaman’s spot as the team begins training at Eastern Michigan College under coach Buday Parker.
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Klu and Snider Chase Ruth's 60 Home Run Record
Sluscewski of Cincinnati and Duke Snider of Brooklyn both stand ahead of Babe Ruth’s 1921 pace with 35 homers each in 108 and 104 games. Willie Mays of the New York Giants has 34 in 105 games as the column notes ongoing season totals.
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Major League Training Rule Sparks Controversy in Chicago
The majors ended the prior restriction on spring training reporting before March U and set action on a controversial bonus rule for a Chicago joint meeting next December. The bonus rule would cap the two player limit, while a public relations study evaluates how fans react to the game amid complaints about parking, slow pace, and lengthier games.
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Johnny Logan Battles Glove Troubles Again
Johnny Logan has glove troubles for three years and amid a 968 batting average he cannot handle a hopper in a fielding miscue. The Milwaukee Braves, led by Logan, dropped a 4-3 decision to the Brooklyn Dodgers as Roy Campanella grounded out to end the game.
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Kings Display New Power To Cop Lead
The Sun Kings sit atop the Hocking Valley Association after two wins in the round, defeating Long Stretch to open second-round play. Sunday Chauncey beat New Marshfield 6 1 behind Wid Canter on the mound and Hubert Babo with two doubles, Herdman contributing. Chauncey remains undefeated as the race tightens toward a final champion decision.
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Campy Kaline Still Lead Batting Races
In a busy batting race update Campy Campanella and Al Kaline hold top spots in their leagues. Campanella climbs to 338 while Ashburn slips to 328. Kaline leads the American League at 352 with Harvey Kuenn close behind, Kell and Snider in pursuit. Kaline and Mantle pace the AL home run race with 23 apiece as Snider and Killebrew share NL lead at 25.
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Havana Sugar Kings Hold Fan Attendance Record
The Havana Sugar Kings, a minor league team in the International League for three years, set a long standing attendance mark. Fans celebrated Cubs Day with a victory over Co. TombusJetr, breaking old records set in 1949 by the Baltimore Orioles.
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Boxing Roundup From New Orleans and Port Arthur
New York bout reports show Bobby Boyd at 18T percent facing Chhiengs in New Orleans where Arthur Pers ey with Red Cross ties and 135 pounds outpoints Boe Brown. In Port Arthur Texas Paul i Jurgensen 124 percent, Houston, stops Joe Boland 12435 in Sam Antonio.
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Campaign third over Twenty-Game Prospects Scarce in Both Loops
With one third of the season gone, several pitchers contend for 20-win marks. Newcombe, Wynn, Lemon, Ford, and Spahn are among those aiming for 20 victories while injuries and early form temper expectations. Others like Donovan and Grim also top the chase list as teams push for double‑digit wins.
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Pafko Ejected for First Time in Year as Braves Rally
Milwaukee outfielder Andy Pafko of the Braves argued a close call, yelled at umpire Augie Donatelli, and threw his cap into the air, marking his first ejection in a year of major league play.
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