Giants End Dodgers Streak In Long Classic Pitchers Duel
In a rugged game the Giants edged the Dodgers 4 3 after 3 hours 52 minutes as th 13th inning homers by Jim Davenport and Willie Mays sparked Mike McCormick to his seventh win. Cepeda left with facial injuries after a liner struck him in the 13th as the Giants moved into second place by percentage point behind the Braves. Also the Athletics surged 8 runs in the 10th to beat the Tigers 10 3 with Bud Daley earning his eighth win.
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Standings and schedules across major leagues and minor leagues
American League standings show Cleveland Chicago Baltimore Detroit New York Washington Kansas City Boston with varying games back. Tuesday and Wednesday matchups list New York at Baltimore Boston at Washington Chicago at Cleveland Kansas City at Detroit and more across the National and American associations with probable pitchers and nightly games.
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Millers Extend Eastern Division Lead with 3-2 Win
Minneapolis Millers beat Indianapolis 3-2 as Anton belted a two run homer in the sixth to push the Millers to six games ahead in the American Association Eastern Division. Denver and Louisville split. Denver won the opener 3-4 and Vic Rehm hurled a 17-0 nightcap shutout.
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Fort Worth
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Omaha
Ex Navy Coach to Lead New Western Athletic Setup
Rear Adm Ret Tom Hamilton former Naval Academy football coach and athletic director at University of Pittsburgh takes command of the Athletic Assn of Western Universities. He will direct athletic activities for USC Washington Cal and UCLA as the new conference forms in San Francisco with duties starting Sept 1.
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Hall Accepts Job At Cayuga High
Raymond Hall, former Wolfe City coach who led the 43-B title team last season, accepts the Cayuga high school coaching post. A East Texas State College graduate, Hall guided Wolfe City to a 15 3 district title in his second year after a runner up finish the previous year. The Wolves dropped a di district playoff game to Gober 44 43. Cayuga is long recognized as a top Class B basketball power in the state.
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Austin Upsets League Leading Victoria 6-3 in Ninth
Austin broke a deadlock with a three run ninth inning to defeat league leader Victoria 6-3. Richard Herrscher and Robert Knoop hit solo homers off loser Dick Scott. Charles Gorin allowed six hits to earn the win. Tulsa beat Corpus Christi 6-2 to move into fourth place. Amarillo edged San Antonio 6-4.
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Victoria
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Robert Knoop
Anepair
Dick Scott
Wayne Schaper
Charles Gorin
Tulsa
Corpus Christ
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Gale Pringle
Missons
Joe Margoner
Sacramento
Amarillo
San Antonio
Corpus Christi
Kiwanis to Play Durant Tonight in Teen League
The Bonham Kiwanis host Durant in a Teen League game after rough starts this season. Durant defeated Kiwanis in their prior meeting, but Bonham shows improvement and aims to even the series. Gene Partridge shut out Honey Grove 2-0 last Friday. Billy Partridge to pitch tonight for Bonham.
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West German rider wins Landrat Puetz Memorial Prix at Aachen
Hermann Schridde of West Germany won the Landrat Puetz Memorial Prix jumping event on day three of the Aachen International Horse Show. Fran Chapot of Wallpack New York finished fourth riding Tally Ho with a time of 117.5 seconds. Schridde rode Fulgosa to victory in 1 12.9.
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Meter length fixed by Paris Academy in 1793
The Paris Academy of Sciences fixed the meter in 1793 as one ten-millionth of the distance from the Equator to the North Pole. This definition aimed to standardize length by a natural measurement rather than physical artifacts.
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Paris Academy of Sciences
Johansson Denies Retirement Plans in Florida Vacation
Heavyweight king Ingemar Johansson arrived in Miami for a Florida vacation with his fiancee and family. He pledged he will not retire after two more fights, declaring he intends to remain a fighting champion despite rumors from Goteborg.
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Goesta Carlson
Red China to miss next Winter Olympics debate continues
In San Francisco Prentis C Hale chief of the Squaw Valley committee says Red China will not compete in the next Winter Olympics. Avery Brundage of the IOC denies ousting Nationalist China and discusses Formosa linkage while U S lawmakers urge withholding federal support.
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Texas League Practice Games Begin Amid Scout Camp
Teams in the Texas League will play practice games this week as the regular schedule is called off for Scout camp on Glover river. All players will get a chance to play with four managers and games starting at the usual time.
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Glover River
Indians deny Boston story calling Gordon semi pro manager
Cleveland Indians General Manager Frank Lane refuted a Boston Traveler report quoting him as calling manager Joe Gordon semi pro. Gordon dismissed the piece and said he would forget it, noting Lane intended the remark for a Granny Hamner play sequence and emphasizing the team’s first place standing.
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Frank Lane
Boston
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Frank Malzone
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Lane
Scoring star Korshalla dies at 51 in Pennsylvania
Joseph D. Korshalla once scored 71 points and gained 504 yards in a 1932 college game for West Liberty State Teachers College in West Virginia. He died Monday in Wilkes-Barre Pa aged 51. He was employed as a free surgeon at the time of his death.
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UPI
Joseph D. Korshalla
West Liberty State Teachers College
W. Va
Korshalla
Ycaza Sweeps Belmont With Four Wins and Ussery Nets Three
Manuel Ycaza won four races at Belmont Park on Monday including Brickwork Prize Make Sail and Ta ras Ring. Bobby Ussery added three victories aboard Head Way Prize Day and Judy Jump Up.
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Joe Jones
Taras Ring
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