Stuart's Three Homers Lift Pirates in Doubleheader
Stuart hit three consecutive home runs in the second game against the San Francisco Giants as the Pirates won 11-6 after losing 11-0 in the opener. He added a solo shot in the third and another in the fifth, boosting his season total to nine. Willie Mays sparked the Giants with six hits and two homers in the two games.
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Pirates Get Break On Double Header Schedule
The Pittsburgh Pirates won a scheduling concession after a NL dispute over a July 10 makeup double header in Philadelphia. A rain date of July 8 or 9 could avoid the hardship game, following a telephone agreement between NL President Warren Giles and Phillies President Bob Carpenter.
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Cubs Battle Reds To 6 6 Tie In Pony Loop
The Cubs winless in 15 walks and one hit score 81x runs to tie the Reds 6 6 in a Pony League game. Gene Wilshire cleared the bases with a sixth inning double as the Cubs rally from early deficits. Brooks pitched for the Cubs with six Reds players tallying multiple hits, and McLain fanned eight in a 10 walk output. Several games set for July 4 were cancelled with league play resuming next week after a Boy Scout camp.
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Major League Leaders By United Press International
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Standings and schedule from major league baseball and minors
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R Day at Stanford as Olympic trials begin in 1960
221 amateurs compete in the Stanford trials for 53 Olympic berths to Rome. Tension runs high as top contenders like Dallas Long, John Thomas, and Charley Dumas battle for limited spots. The two day event runs through Saturday afternoon in the 90,000 seat stadium.
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Titans Sign Three New York Linemen and Quarterback
The New York Titans of the AFL inked three new players and a quarterback. Frank Mincevich, ex South Carolina star, Roger E's of Maine, and Billy Joe Caldwell from Arkansas State, all signed with the team today.
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Alouettes Trade Williams to Winnipeg Bombers
Sid Williams former Wisconsin quarterback and ex Giant was traded by the Montreal Alouettes to the Winnipeg Blue Bombers for Don Clark former Ohio State halfback.
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Olympic field grows to 75 nations for Rome Games
Athletes from 75 countries will compete in the 1960 Olympic Games opening August 25 in Rome. Russia and host Italy were among nations filing late applications as entries closed Thursday.
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Piersall to Return to Indians With Wife
Jim Piersall of the Cleveland Indians plans a midseason return to Cleveland with wife Mary as he resumes duties. Club physician Dr. Don Kelly ordered a rest, but Piersall was deemed fit after examination by other doctors. Manager Lane noted Mary could influence him, while Piersall arranged care for six children during the family move.
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Main Street Current Rate Details Missing Context
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