Brewer Dominates Indians for Ninth Victory in 5-1 Win
Tom Brewer the Red Sox ace allowed only three hits through five innings as Boston beat Cleveland 5-1 to snap a double header split. Cleveland’s Vic Wertz doubled in the fourth for the lone hit until a late rally. Brewer moved to 9-1 with a 2.38 ERA and six complete games in 11 starts.
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Boros Darkhorse in National Open at Oak Hill
Julius Boros, 52, a darkhorse contender for the 57th National Open at Oak Hill, returns to major championships with a strong record on big courses and a sharp sand game. Hogan seeks a fifth title but calls Oak Hill easy while rivals doubt the assessment. Littler, Kroll, Thomson, Bolt, and Middlecoff stand as top challengers.
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Bears Up Triple-A Lead To 5 1/2 Games
Denver moved 5 1/2 games ahead in the American Association with a 12-9 win over Louisville. Minneapolis beat Indianapolis 6-2 to trim the gap, while Omaha shut out Charleston 2-0 and St Paul beat Wichita 12-5. Tom Cheney earned the win for Omaha, with two doubles and a triple highlighting the offense.
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Minnesota Wins Third Straight in NCAA World Series Action
Minnesota, 3-0 in the series, crushed Mississippi 13-5 with 19 hits as Jerry Kindall led the offense. Bradley beat Wyoming 12-8 in a wild errors-filled game while Arizona defeated New Hampshire in the opener.
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Baseball Standings and Results From Tuesday’s American League
Tuesday’s American League standings show New York leading with 32 wins and 19 losses, Cleveland 28 and 22, Chicago 24 and 9, Boston 25 and 25, Baltimore 25 and 27, Detroit 24 and 26, Washington 23 and 32, Kansas City 20 and 31. Monday results include Cleveland 41 Boston 1 5, Washington 4 3 Kansas City 3 6, Baltimore 5 Detroit 4, plus Brooklyn 8 St. Louis 6 and Philadelphia 6 Milwaukee 3.
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Methodists Dominate Catholics for Second Win in YMCA League
The Methodists crushed the Catholics 26 to 8 in a church softball game, riding a 15 run third inning surge after a 5-2 Catholic lead. Robinson and Allen hit homers for the Methodists, with strong hits from Young and Mayberry. Catholics cars edged by Wedemeyer and Kinén homers and Wedemeyer.
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Redlegs Pirates clash for first in late season showdown
Cincinnati leads Pittsburgh by a half game as they open a two game series in Cincinnati. Jim Lemon of the Senators extends his hitting streak to 12 games while Tito Francona ties for AL stolen base lead with seven. Ernie Banks and Mickey Mantle pace home run quest as Campanella defends rest claims amid Dodgers Cardinals contention.
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Ortega Edges Poirier In Tough 10 Round N On TV
Gaspar Ortega wins a split decision over Gene Poirier after a 10 round television bout at St Nicholas Arena. Referee Ray Miller and Judge Joe Eppy score for Ortega while Nick Gamboli has it even. Poirier led in some cards according to AP.
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Campy Not Worried Over Slump Resting for Dodgers
St Louis native Roy Campanella of the Brooklyn Dodgers, a three time MVP, says he is not worried about his 212 batting average while resting on the bench. Dodgers manager Walt Alston announced before Monday night’s game that Campanella would be given rest.
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Ninth Inning Rally Gives Bruins Win
Lincoln extended its half game lead in the Western League with an 11 2 win over Pueblo. Topeka defeated Colorado Springs 6 2. Sioux City beat Amarillo 9 3 as Des Moines edged Albuquerque 4 3. Dick Stuart hit his 25th homer and Wally Fassler homered with bases loaded to spark Lincoln. Des Moines rallied in the ninth for a second straight night.
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Exira Triumphs With Ninth Inning Rally Over Breda
Exira wins 10 8 over Breda after Bill Anciaux hits a three run homer in the bottom of the ninth. Don Sprco Kent Green and Jack Peppers comprise the Extra battery in the late inning comeback.
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British artist Sir Frank Brangwyn dies at 89
Sir Frank Brangwyn, renowned British artist, died at his home in Ditchling England on Monday at age 89. The death closes a long career noted for his prolific output across painting and illustration. Brangwyn remained a prominent figure in British art circles through the mid century.
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Exira Defeats Carroll Kuemper 63 in Baseball
Exira earned a 63 win over Carroll Kuemper driven by Good hitting. George Bauer went 2 for 2, David Spoo 2 for 3, and Terry Raven hit a 4 bagger. Bill Ludwig secured the victory.
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Look Both Ways Before Moving From Side Streets
Public safety reminder urges drivers to check for traffic in both directions before merging from side roads. Emphasizes slow, attentive turns to prevent collisions and protect lives.
Braves slump after Conley’s poor mark and hitting drought
Milwaukee falls from first to second division after a 6-2 loss to Philadelphia. Gene Conley, back from the sick list, loses again as Milwaukee’s power wanes since June 1. The team had homered 16 times in four games but only three in 12 since, with Dee Crandall hitting the last homer on June 7.
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