Cumberland Hands Atlantic First Defeat 12-7
Cumberland built a 7-1 lead after six innings then survived Atlantic rally to win 12-7. Four-run third and three-run sixth gave Cumberland a comfortable cushion, while Atlantic scored three in the seventh, two in the eighth and one in the ninth. Key moments included four consecutive hits in the third by Marten, Behrends, Symonds and Daugherty and late scoring bursts by Alderson, Query and Hamilius. Atlantic hosts Bridgewater next on June 17 at the White diamond.
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Atlantic
Merchants
Marten
Behrends
Symonds
Daugherty
Alderson
Query
Voss
Hensley
B. Hensely
Bond
Hamilius
Clammer
Jorgensen
John Budd
Crew
Mailander
Kimen
Schluter
Taylor
Marshall
Bridgewater
Abrhe' Rhodes
J. Budd
H. Budd
Kiaen
Petersen
King
Abrhe Symonds
Reed
Coughlin
B. Hensley
Baseball Standings And Results Summary
American League standings show New York leading with 29 wins and 16 losses, Cleveland 22-19, Detroit 21-21, Baltimore 20-23, Kansas City 17-25, Washington 18-27. Schedule notes include Cleveland at Washington and Chicago at Baltimore. Recent results feature Detroit 6 7 New York 3 4 in 10 innings, Cleveland 81 Washington 4 7, and Kansas City 7 Boston 6 in 10. Cleveland 15 Washington 0. Milwaukee and Pittsburgh lead the National League with 20-13 and 24-16 records respectively. St. Louis 24-19, New York 17-23, Brooklyn 20-19. Various park games list outcomes such as Chicago 3 4 Brooklyn and Cincinnati 7 3 New York, with Pittsburgh 4 Milwaukee 2 and Philadelphia 6 St. Louis 4.
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W.L. Pet. G.B
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Baltimore
Kansas City
Washington
Boston
W. L. Pet. G.B
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Ike Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Dodgers
St.Louis
Murry Dickson
Phil
Sandy Koufax
New York Yankees
Yanks
Tribes
Vic Wertz
Hal Griggs
Tim Thompson
Marshalltown Hosts Braves Baseball School on June 26-27
Eddie Dancisak Milwaukee Braves head scout leads the second annual Braves baseball school at Memorial Stadium in Marshalltown on June 26 and 27. Emil Besich and Allen Elger assist. Opens 9 a.m. for boys 16 to 22, bring gear. furnish bats and balls. Legion players need coach permission. Ben Trickey provides details.
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Marshalltown
Eddie Dancisak
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
Dancisak
Emil Besich
Allen Elger
American Legion
Legion
Memorial Stadiun
Ben Trickey
Stars shine as Ashburn leads Phillies and Donovan blanks Orioles
Yesterday Ashburn boosted his NL batting average to .323 with five hits as the Phillies beat St. Louis 3-1 after an opening 2-1 loss. Donovan pitched a seven hit shutout in the White Sox 12-0 win over Baltimore, with Wilson adding a 9-2 victory.
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Richie Ashburn
Phillies
Phils
St. Louis
Dick Donovan
Jim Wilson
White Sox
Chicago
Baltimore
Donovan
Wilson
Orioles
Detroit
Boston
Tigers
Whitey Ford
Billy Hoeft
Bombers
Bill Tuttle
Jain Wilson
Bob Niman
Washington
Werts
Bobby Avila
Jim Regan
Tribe
Lou Berberet
Jim Lemon
Senators
Thompson
Kansas City
Dave Sisler
George Busce
Millers End Losing Streak by Topping Denver 9 to 8
Minneapolis halted an eight game skid by defeating the Denver Bears 9-8 in a Wichita-like swing. Omaha edged St Paul 7-6 as Charlie Peete homered with two on base and Mo Mozzuli cleared the bases in the third. Indianapolis split a doubleheader with Charleston, taking the opener 7-5 and losing the nightcap 5-3. Louisville and Wichita split their twin bill, with Louisville winning 5-0 in the opener before the second game went the other way.
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Denver Bears
Indianapolis Indians
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Omaha
Louisville
Bears
Charleston
Wichita
Colonels
St. Paul
Denver
Charlie Peete
Mo Mozzuli
Lowary Wins Feature Race at Atlantic Track
Jim Lowary drives No. 77 to a 25 lap feature victory at the Atlantic micro midget meet as Don Scheidt of Omaha finishes second and Oscar Schultz of Greenfield takes third. A crash between Hugh Preston and Ham Shadge halts the fifth race and several Atlantic drivers win other races with Don Trunkenholtz and Orville Smith also scoring. Races resume Sunday evening.
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Atlantic
Lowary
Jim Lowary
Don Scheidt
Omaha
Oscar Schultz
Greenfield
Hugh Preston
Atlante
Ham Siadge
Fontanelle
Preston
Shadge
Orville Smith
Smith
Don Trunkenholtz
Council Bluffs
Bob Zelleweger
Orient
Harold Lowary
Bob Jensen
Hugh (Skeet) Preston
Don Trunkenboltz
Earl Brindley
Everett Stark
Don Scheid
Couneil Bluffs
Bruins Use 16 Hits to Sail Past Lincoln 8 4
Des Moines collected 16 hits off three Lincoln pitchers to defeat the Western League leaders 8 to 4. Ted Sterger homered for Des Moines while Bill Jackson and Reppie Grenald homered for Lincoln. Topeka climbed to second by sweeping Sioux City as Amarillo lost twice to Pueblo. Albuquerque won the opener 5 0 then dropped the nightcap 6 3. Look both ways before exiting. Order extra Atlantic News Telegraph copies in advance.
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Des Moines
Lincoln
Topeka
Amarillo
Sioux City
Pueblo
Loos
Albuquerque
Colorado Springs
John Wricingk
Des Des Moines
Ted Sterger
Bill Jackson
Reppie Grenald
Pirates End First Place Stint After Doubleheader Setback
The Pirates led the National League at noon and then lost the second game of a doubleheader to Milwaukee. Bob Friend and others pitched weak defense and hitters cooled as Milwaukee swept in the final games to drop Pittsburgh to a half game behind the Braves in percentage. Cincinnati and Brooklyn won, while Detroit and Chicago clung to pennant hopes with key late runs and strong relief.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Bobby Bragan
Milwaukee
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Braves
Pirate
Bob Friend
Red Munger
Ronnie Kline
Roy Face
Nelson King
Vern Law
Jack McMahon
Boston Braves
Face
Ray Crone
King
Bob Buhl
Gene Freese
Law
Cincinnati
New York Giants
Frank Robinson
Ray Jablonski
Redlegs
Giants
Gus Beil
Dogs Survive in Desperate Rescue Tales Across States
Rescue stories from Seattle Dover and Ashland show dogs saved after extended peril. A wirehaired terrier buried under mud in Seattle emerged after four days, a coon hound found after ten days in Ohio, and Lassie the shepherd mix returned after five weeks in a dry 30 foot cistern in Kentucky.
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Seattle
Wash
Jim Sneddon
Sneddon
Mr. Sneddon
Dover
Ohio
Kenneth Welch
Paul Miller
Miller
Welch
Ashland
Lassie
Moore Edges Pompey In London Bout Tuesday
Light heavyweight champion Archie Moore, age 39, defends his 175-pound crown against Yolande Pompey in a 15 round bout in London Tuesday. Moore is a 4 to 1 favorite over the 27-year-old Pompey.
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Archie Moore
Archie
Yolande Pompey
Trinidad
London
Associated Press
San Diego
Calif
New York
Madison Square Garden
Tommy
Hurricane) Jackson
New Yorker
Floyd Patterson
Brooklyn
Midget Baseball Roundup in Nish Na Valley
Extra rolled over Adair 13 to 0 and Anita defeated Casey 6 to 1 in Nish na Valley Midget play Friday. Anita's battery of Loren School and Ted Knowlton supported by Scholl who pitched a four hitter with 16 strikeouts. Earl Kading was not listed in the record.
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Extra
Adair
Anita
Casey
Nishna Valley
Loren School
Ted Knowlton
Scholl
Earl Kading
Five Run Sixth Breaks Open Game On Mound Performance
Casey pitched strongly with 11 strikeouts and six hits allowed before a five run rally in the sixth inning decisive. The rally widened the gap, sealing the win.
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Casey
Major League Leaders Summary
Mantle leads in batting with .413 and runs with 45 while Berra and Kuenn headline other categories. Mantle also tops RBIs with 50 and home runs with 20, with Berra second in RBIs and home runs. Kuenn shares doubles and steals leader spots, and Runnels leads triples with 5. Pitching leaders include Brewer 7 1 with .875 and Ford 72 .778. Score and Pascual top strikeout counts.
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Mantle
New York
Maxwell
Detroit
Bauer
Berra
Kuenn
Vernon
Boston
Runnels
Washington
Jensen
Busby
Cleveland
Brewer
Wilson
Chicago
Ford
Pascual
Baseball leaders and season stats from the 1961 era
The list highlights top players by category with team affiliations and figures. Key names include Repulski and Musial of St. Louis, Long and Boyer of Pittsburgh, Furillo Bell Dark and Mays among others. It shows runs batted in, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and pitching records with team ties and figures.
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Repulski
St. Louis
Long
Pittsburgh
Blasingame
Boyer
Musial
Furillo
Brooklyn
Bell
Cincinnati
Dark
New York
Wall
Schoendienst
Ad Offers $100 Reward for Damaging Communications
A newspaper notice offers $100 to anyone providing information leading to the arrest and conviction of individuals responsible for damaging communications properties. The incentive aims to curb property harm and protect telecommunication infrastructure.
Beauchamp Battles White for Honors in IMCA Stock Circuit
Johnny Beauchamp remains Don White's closest challenger in late model stock car competition as IMCA reports. Beauchamp captured his third long distance race of the year at Topeka on Wednesday while White added to his 1956 edge in the IMCA standings with a recent win.
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Harlan
Johnny Beauchamp
Don White
International Motor Contest Association
Beauchamp
Topeka
White
IMCA
Spencer 100 Mile Race Ends With Beauchamp Placement
Beauchamp finishes tenth in a grueling 100 mile Spencer race as 추is compete for top honors.
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Spencer
Beauchamp
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