Elroy Face Shines As Pirates Tie For Third In NL Section
Elroy Face earned his eighth win in relief as the Pirates toppled the Giants 12-9. Bright's three-run homer in the 11th sealed the win after a five-run eighth. Lew Burdette led the Braves with four hits and four RBIs as Milwaukee beat Chicago 9-5. Detroit defeated Boston 6-3 in the AL.
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Andre Rodgers
Felipe Alou
Willie Kirkland
Willie Mays
Willie
Ito
Lew Burdette
Don McMahon
Burdette
Seth Morehead
Ed Matthews
Stengel Predicts Yankees Comeback Against West
New York AP Casey Stengel says the Yankees will settle the score with the American League by sweeping Western teams. He urges comeback starting with tonight's game versus Kansas City after a string of poor showings. The defending champs linger in sixth, just 342 behind the top, with a tight race shaping the standings. A win tonight and a Detroit loss could lift New York into the first division.
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Major League Leaders baseball batting and pitching stats
American League batting leaders include Kuenn and Kaline of Detroit with averages of .353 and .332. Killebrew leads runs and RBIs for the league. Kaline and Colavito chase home run totals. Williams and Runnels top doubles and triples. National League lists Aaron leading at bat and hits, Mathews and Banks high in runs and RBIs, Pinson strong in hits, and Drysdale leading strikeouts. Pitching leaders cite Wilhelm and Larsen in decisions and 89 strikeouts by Drysdale.
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Fights Last Night: Velez defeats Ip Polito in New York bout
In New York, New York fighter Chico Velez, 134.4 pounds from Puerto Rico, outpointed Frank Ip Polito, 140.42 pounds, listing New York as his base. The bout ended after ten rounds at a tight decision.
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Puero Rico
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Gene Hamilton
Philadelphia
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Roger Harvey
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Sydney
Mick Leahy
Britain
George Barnes
Australia
Detroit Tigers Rally Past Red Sox at Fenway Park
Detroit Tigers defeated Boston 6 3 at Fenway as Jim Bunning held Boston to six hits and improved his year mark against the Red Sox to 11 5 The Tigers scored two in the second then three in the fifth and eighth aided by singles from Kaline Bridges and Bolling while Boston rallied briefly on Buddin and Runnels but could not overcome the Tigers defense and timely hits Gerry Davie to start for Detroit tonight against Gerry Casale.
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Tom Brewer
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Monbou‘quette
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Pete Runnels
Kaline
Gail Harris
Frank Bolling
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Eddie Yost
Gerry Davie
Gerry Casale
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Casale
Lynn Bowler Wins Candlepin Crown
Joe Cawlina of Lynn Massachusetts won the World's Candlepin crown at the Bowl-O-Rama Janes in Portsmouth New Hampshire Sunday night. He rolled 1125 to lead 53 bowlers with St Clair and Francoeur tied for second at 1116. St Clair won a rolloff for second and earned second place, Francoeur third. Roderick fourth, Weisse fifth, Gillis sixth, Anton seventh, Lugg eighth, Williams ninth. Doris Gillis was eighth in the Ladies World Candlepin in Concord New Hampshire.
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al St. Clair
Bob Francoeur
St. Clair
Maine
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Bob Roderick
South Berwick
Bob Weisse
Milton
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Biddeford
Chris Anton
Vince Lugg
Don Williams
Doris Gillis
Concord
Twi Golf Team 3 tops Kennebunk Twilight League at Cape Arundel
Team 3 vaults to first as Lou Perry posts 39 guiding a 6 point night lifting a 2514 total. Milo Marlowe 37 pace Team 1 low card, others include Vic Bagley 39 Roland Bonney 39 Duke McBride 41. Next Monday shifts to Webhannet Golf Club Kennebunk Beach for remainder of schedule. standings after four weeks show Team 3 leading with 23% near 1849?
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Lou Perry
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Milo Marlowe
Vic Bagley
Roland ‘Bonney
Duke ‘McBride
Webhannet Golf Club
Kennebunk Beach
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California Boxing Probe Involves Several Items
San Francisco AP notes a boxing probe with chaos of beating phone calls and fight cancellations. Key figures include Rueben Vargas and Jackie Reenard, with Bert Brodose Don Chargin and Ralph Gambina tied to disputed contracts and payments. The commission weighs the fight agreements and alleged improprieties affecting the Vargas bout.
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Don Chargin
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Hollywood
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Father And Son League Starts Tomorrow Night
A new ten week league begins Wednesday at Pastime lanes for fathers and sons. Eight pairings have signed up. others to decide by tonight. Teams include M Dubreuil and Marc, M Ross and Donald, C Letellier and Roland, H Boudreau and Tom, L Mackel and James, M Courtois and Richard, Sakalas and Mitchell, and William Simpson with his godfather. Managers will provide info to interested parents. games start at 7.15.
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H. Boudreau
Tom
L. Mackel
James
M. Courtois
Richard
Sakalas
Mitchell
William Simpson
Billy Manning
Date Set For Second All Star Game
New York AP reports details of the second Major League All Star Game to be played August 3 in Los Angeles. Commissioner's meeting with Warren Frick approved arrangements including radio and TV rights and a $250,000 sponsor sum, with teams likely the same as the first game.
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Tigers Break Fourth Place Tie With Dykes Power
The Tigers surged since Jimmy Dykes became manager, leading the league by six games since May 3. Detroit moved to 24-10 under Dykes, climbed to fourth place, and have won 12 of 15, including a 6-3 win over Boston to break a fourth place deadlock. Milwaukee and Pittsburgh won in the National League, while Detroit opened a 16-game eastern trip behind Jim Bunning and Al Kaline.
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Milwaukee St Louis clash headlines Tuesday games
Milwaukee visits St Louis while San Francisco plays Pittsburgh and Cincinnati faces Chicago with results noted from Tuesday. Other matchups include Los Angeles at Philadelphia and a Wednesday slate with Milwaukee at St Louis and N games.
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Softball game notes Young Democrats rout Green Lantern 31 2
In Biddeford Sof league action at Memorial fie the Young Democrats upset Green Lantern 31 to 2. The Y Democrats opened with 10 runs in the first inning and maintained the lead with a 21 hit attack led by six players and a home run as Green Lantern managed five hits. Key contributors included P Binette Sullivan Montambeau Cone Ruel Gagne and Labonte among others. Umpires were L Martel Bouchard, game time about two hours. The report also notes Cardinal named as popular bird in state proclamations.
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Gagne
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