Sanford Rips Thornton In Seasons Opening Game
Sanford dominates Thornton Academy in 60 degree heat at Thornton field. Ray Desmarais and Cliff Carpenter lead Sanford’s rushing thrust with Merrifield, Desmarais, and Carpenter scoring as Sanford wins 27 to 6.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights Across Leagues
Chicago, Cleveland, New York and other teams headline mixed results. National League's top teams San Francisco and Los Angeles lead, while Chicago and St Louis post notable wins and losses. Monday and Sunday results shape playoff outlooks with key series and scores across the circuit.
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Cubs Blank St Louis 8 0 as Shaw Triumphs
Chicago blanks St Louis 8 0. Shaw posts his 16th win after combined relief by Pierce and Lown. Goodman's 400 foot homer off Frank Sullivan in the fourth followed Landis walk. Harshman and Perry both well pitched. Yankees rally in 11th, Mantle homers lifting win.
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Ladies Summer Bowling League Banquet Honors 48 Trophies
The Ladies Summer bowling league held its fourth annual banquet at Wonderbar steak house with 45 attendees. The Fendy's team won the league championship, earning trophies, while Safety Pins Jolly Six and Cool Cats finished second to fourth. Remaining teams were Eagles Dragons Gutter Gussies Crackpots. Madeleine St. Ouis won the high average trophy Barbara Thames high triple Dorothy Lessard high single Nick Gillis served as master of ceremonies.
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Malzone's threat forces pitching change in Sox Sox loss
Boston edged Chicago 3-1 as Frank Malzone set tone with multiple defensive plays and a critical ninth inning at bat. Jack Jensen singled, prompting Al Lopez to pull Billy Pierce for Turk Lown, exposing Malzone's late-inning danger.
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Giants Extend NL Lead With Close Win Over Phillies
The San Francisco Giants, led by Jack Sanford, beat Philadelphia 1 0 to widen their NL lead to two games over the Dodgers and Braves. Dusty Rhodes drove in the lone run with a second inning sacrifice fly after a Cepeda and Kirkland single and a walk loaded the bases.
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Major League Leaders From The Associated Press
American League leaders include Kuenn Detroit leading batting with .350 and Kaline .326. Runs by Yost Detroit 109 and Mantle New York 99. Colavito 105 RBIs and Jensen Boston. Home runs Colavito 41 and Killebrew 40. Stolen bases Aparicio Chicago 52. Pitching Shaw 16 6 and Wynn 20 9. In other stats Aaron .358 at bats Cunningham .348. Pinson 122 runs and Mays 111 RBIs.
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Goodman Hits Key Homer As White Sox Top Red Sox
On July 16 1957 Billy Goodman lined a homer with a man aboard to lift the White Sox past Boston 3 to 1. The shot widened Chicago's lead to 52 games over Cleveland and effectively ended the Indians pennant hopes after a doubleheader loss to the Yankees.
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Baseball Stat Leaders Highlight 1960s Notables
Robinson of Cincinnati leads with 134 hits while Aaron of Milwaukee tops with 205. Pinson and Neal share Cincinnati and Los Angeles connections for hits and doubles. Banks of Chicago drives home runs with 41, while Mays and Taylor steal bases. Fae and Antonelli top pitchers by decisions, Drysdale and Jones lead strikeouts.
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