Kiner Stuart Hit Three Homers For Pirates In Giants Rally
Ralph Kiner previously the only Pirate with three homers in a game at Forbes Field, Dick Stuart repeated the feat as the Pirates crushed the Giants 11-6 to split a two night doubleheader. Willie Mays provided the Giants’ early power as Bob Friend lost in the opener. The Dodgers and Cubs won as NL standings shift with St. Louis idle.
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Cubs Capture West Loop Title As Dodgers Lead East
West Loop records show the Cubs clinching the flag with a 0 to 4 win over the Yankees on Moose Sanders three-hitter. Indians finish second by beating the Red Sox 18 to 5 in a three-hitter. East standings stay unsettled as Tigers top Giants 10 to 4 and Dodgers edge Cardinals 3 to 1 behind Jackie Byrd two-hitter.
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Dodgers Clinch Momentum With 10-6 Win Over Phillies
The Dodgers beat the Philadelphia Phillies 10-6, extending their winning streak to three against Philadelphia and pulling into a fourth place tie with St Louis. Coach Walt Alston said momentum helps teams when times are tough. The win marks a potential shift as the club nears a return to the first division.
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Sox Retain First Half Senior Lead In A Lopsided League Night
The Red Sox lost a second straight game as Robert Oliver pitched the Yankees to a 102 win over Boston while Kenny Parker and Tommy Phillips led Cleveland past Detroit 6 54. Indiana and Detroit traded blows as the Indians moved within a game of second place. Senior play pauses for a week with a July 11 resume. Junior action returns Tuesday after a four day break.
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Exclusive clubbers near 500 homers in baseball club set
Ted Williams leads a power group with 505th homer as the season pushes him toward the 500 home run milestone. Musial and Williams have recent totals, with Duke Snider and Gil Hodges entering the 400 plus set. Snider opened with 354 and Hodges with 345 as Williams moved to 505th on Thursday.
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Baytown Drivers Lead Fourth Race At Meyer Speedway
A Baytown rocart group led by Bill Bowman Sonny Bowman and Ken Fetherston faces 60 Gulf Coast drivers in 12 events at Joseph F Meyer speedway on South Main Houston at 4 30 p m Monday July 4. Junior Blanton and son Larry of La Porte join the Fast Yorris County contingent as trophy winners. The course uses 200 traffic cones on the half mile oval with Earl Smith and Dale Burt guiding a 7 mph start on a winding layout featuring turns from 90 to 180 degrees. Gates open at noon with practice at 2 p m Fireworks cap the night at 8 15 p m Tickets cost 1 for adults 40 cents for children.
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Man's Best Friend Turns On The Fangs
Daniel Alarid, in Denver, shares a shocking moment when his pet rattlesnake Junior bites his hand during a photo session. The 22 year old laborer had found the reptile in the desert and trusted the creature as a companion.
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Teenage League Senior Teams Clash In Wild Thursday Night Scores
Local teenage leagues produced a chaotic Thursday night with Red Sox, Tigers, and Indians scattered across multiple fixtures. Batting lists named Roger Adams, Ronnie Kluch, Larry Crain, Steve McAfee, Tommy Phillips, Ken Parker, and others while undercard games featured Yanks, Cubs, and Dodgers in varied matchups. Next Monday sees Park events with Soxes and Yurtkees slated, as West and Fast League games close out the week.
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Kentucky Revolt Rumors Rally Invasion Report
Louisville dispatch reports a group of revenovers invading Kentucky with feverish activity. About 34 alcohol and tobacco field officers have arrived for the group’s national convention. One agent says the situation feels like a return to the raids readers have seen before.
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Yankees power surge reshapes AL race in June show
In a busy June, the Yankees erupted with five homers to rout Kansas City 10 2, boosting their lead as Baltimore fell to Cleveland for second. Baltimore beat Detroit and New York combined for key Commonwealth stats as Scott Brown and Gentile led the Orioles with a six hitter and two homers respectively.
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First U S Champ Doubts Palmer Can Master Open
ST ANDREWS Scotland AP Jock Hutchison first American to win the British Open offers Arnold Palmer tips for the centenary event. Hutchison, 76, believes Palmer may struggle on greens and advises pitches to bounce once then sit. Palmer, defending champion Palmer, Player of South Africa and Thomson of Australia are among favorites. both players posted 70s in practice.
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