Face Seeks to Tie Pitching Streak Record in Pirates Win
Elroy Face close to tying MLB consecutive victories mark as Pirates sweep Dodgers 9-2 and 4-3. He pitched two scoreless innings in relief to seal the second game after Dick Groat’s bases loaded single in the 10th. Dodgers drop to third, Giants lead, Cubs stumble. Don Secrist charged with both defeats.
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Associated Press
Elroy Face
Pittsburgh
Rube Marquard
Carl Hubbell
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Dick Groat
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San Francisco Giants
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
Don Secaee
New Pro Football League Promises Stiff 1960 Competition
The AFL promises tougher competition for the NFL with higher salaries for players and officials. A Sept meeting in Los Angeles will name a commissioner and decide if the league expands to eight teams. Cities backing franchises include Dallas New York Houston Minneapolis Los Angeles Denver and Seattle if UW stadium used. Draft details set for December.
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Denver
Harry Wismer
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University of Washington
Buffalo
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Vancouver
Canada
Shaw Blanks Yanks as Sox Lead Still Bright
White Sox pitcher Bob Shaw blanked the New York Yankees 5-0 to help Chicago split a doubleheader and stay 1 1/2 games ahead in the American League after a late surge from Cleveland. Shaw credits Wynn and peers for guidance, calling the staff the best and noting Lopez’s belief in him.
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Bob Shaw
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New York Yankees
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Sox
al Lopez
Detroit
Tigers
Charleston
American Assn
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Shaw Shaw
Ray Boone
Tito Francona
Bill Fischer
Lopez
Barry Latman
New York
New York City
Early Wynn
Ace
Sha
Wynn
Billy Pierce
Dick Donovan
Ray Berres
A M A cites apathy as cause of inadequate diets
The American Medical Association points to apathy as a major reason for poor diets. It stresses need for public awareness and nutrition education to improve eating habits nationwide.
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American Medical Assn
Port Braves Cup Loop Leads After Double Win
Kennebunkport Braves swept a twin bill at Exeter New Hampshire to grab the Great Bay loop lead. In game one Hilary Mahaney Jr. allowed three hits as the Braves won 10 to 0, Don Littlefield belting a homer with a man aboard. Game two went extra innings as the Braves edged Exeter 3 to 1, aided by Dick Beote’s key relief after Jack Charland walked in the tying run. Charland and Littlefield supplied run support with timely hits.
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Exeter
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Great Bay Loop
Port
Hilary Mahaney, Jr
Kennebunk
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Don Belanger
Dick Boote
Jack Charland
Charland
Beote
Rusty Sharples
Porter
Littlefield
Graham Small
Wilcox
Football Ace Faces Charge
Pro football veteran Boby Layne star quarterback of the Pittsburgh Steelers was charged with drunken driving after his car struck a parked vehicle and he left the scene with three companions before taking a taxi. He posted $300 bail after three hours in jail.
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Steelers
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Detroit Lions
Pittsburgh
Harshman Leads Indians Past Red Sox in Twin Bill
Jack Harshman earned the relief win in the nightcap, lifting Cleveland over Boston 6-2 after the Indians took the opener 1-0. Harshman, 3-0 in Cleveland since arriving from Baltimore, pitched five innings of relief and drove in a run with a sacrifice fly. Minnie Minoso added a three run homer to seal the win as Cleveland stays within 1 1/2 games of first-place Chicago.
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Billy Hoeft
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Lake City
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Ted Lepcio
Charlie Maxwell
Detroit
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Washington
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Babe Ruth
Francona
Tommy
Brewer
Tito Francona
Jim Perry
Perry
al Schroll
Jackie Jensen
Sammy White
Vic Power
Minnie Minoso
Jerry Casale
Frank Malzone
Chicago
Associated Press
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Billy Pierce
Nellie Fox
Chicago White Sox
Lane
Larry Doby
Bene
Tom Brewer
Titonas
White Sox
New York
Yankees
Kansas City
Early Wynn
Sherman
Hill Crow Spark Cards In Grid Hoop Competition
Hill and Crow star for the Chicago Cardinals in pre season play driven by Hill’s 60 and 30 yard TD passes to Crow and Crow’s four touchdowns. Packers Bears and Browns win or lose with Lombardi Dixon Galimore headlines. Forty percent of global cotton comes from the United States.
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Norm van Brocklin
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The
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Owen-Davis reaches finals in Northern New England tourney
Owen-Davis Junior American Legion baseball team from Saco advances to the Northern New England final at Keene New Hampshire after two one run wins over Milford Massachusetts and Manchester New Hampshire. Bourque drives in key runs, and pitching from Couture and teammates holds strong through both games. If Owen-Davis wins the final they claim the title. if not, the double elimination concludes Wednesday.
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Francona's bold trade boosts Indians as Francona shines
Tito Francona, 25, blossoms as Indians top hitter with a .379 average, 7 homers and 64 RBIs while Frankie Lane’s deal sending Larry Doby to Detroit for utility man Tito Francona proves pivotal. Indians sweep doubleheader, gain on White Sox, while Yanks, Tigers, and Senators also win or split.
Toski Stays Out Front Captures State Golf Title
AP report: Bob Toski, a New England native based in South Miami, won the Maine Open with a 274, the lowest 72-hole Maine Open score. He finished eight strokes ahead of runner-up Bob Locke, with Crowley and Ezinicki also in the top four. Amateur Jim Veno led Maine entrants, finishing 10th.
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