Phillies Split With Redlegs in Twin Bill
Cincinnati defeated Philadelphia 4 1 in the second game after the Phillies won the opener 7 1. Gus Bell drove in four for the Redlegs, including a homer, and Walt Dropo contributed three RBIs with a double and sac fly. Roman Semproch fired a five hit shutout in the first game for his 10th win as Ed Bouchee and Harry Anderson paced Philadelphia with homers and multiple hits. The split ends a seven game Phils win streak and puts Nelson Nuxhall (5th win) in relief with Jeffcoat and Morehead guiding the staff in the nightcap.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Gus Bell
Walt Dropo
Cincinnati Redlegs
Phillies
Roman Semproch
Redlegs
Phils
Bell
Dropo
Hal
Jéffegat
Joe Nuxhall
Nuxhall
Philly
Seth Morehead
Ed Bouchee
Sémproch
Brooks Lawrence
Dave Philley
Philadelphia
Harry Anderson
Semproch
Don Hoak
Johnny Temple
Jerry Lynch
Tuiladelphia
Ashburn
Femple
OlYnurman
Kasnskigb
Fenandzss
Oj McMillaner
Kellner
McMillan
Tan
Newcombe
Acker
Incinvati
Crowe
Temple
Bailey
Fernandez
Hemus
Bouchee
Kasanoki Henitts
Anderson
Hoek
Fernandeg
Aba Bondy
Hemproch
Pita Lawrence
Flot
Hayden Iy
Acker Tooo
Schmidt
Parke
Wpmacker
Uaconiane Bevery
Venzu
Budo
Esther's See ks Contest For Local Softball Clubs
Esther's Hacienda seeks games with teams in the city, asking interested squads to call Ed Lanzone at TR 8-1223. In a separate baseball recap at Memorial Coliseum, Cal Neeman drove in three runs with a fourth inning double, Al Dark and Ernie Banks each had three hits, Don Drysdale took his ninth loss in 5 1 3 innings, and Furillo hit a milestone RBI 1000 as a crowd of 19,025 watched a three hour game between Chicago and Los Angeles.
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Esther
Ed Lanzone
Cal Neeman
Cub
al Dark
Ernie Banks
Don Drysdale
Furillo
RBI
Memorial Coliseum
CaiGsdg
TAS Angeles
Ibi Taylor
OlRecwess
GO Wallastt
Uasnider Voor Banky
Thomagnet
Roweborne
Neemane
Sflackwdn
Oldmotier
O Neal
Bax
Hryadaed
Glainibrdo
Reese
Cor Podres
Tan
Sabine
Roebuck
Labine
Tap—Drott
Neal
Roebuck Walls
A—Dascoll
Nonatedl
Crawford
Imitt
THO
Giants edge Cardinals 5 4 in tense ninth inning win
SAN FRANCISCO July 6 AP Giants defeat the St Louis Cardinals 5 4 as Larry Jackson walks in the winning run in the ninth. The game featured a homer storm with White Gilliam Willie Kirkland and Leon Wagner supplying early offense for the Giants. The loss drops Chicago Dodgers closer to Milwaukee’s pace in a tight pennant race.
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San Francisco
Larry Jackson
Jimmy Davenport
San Francisco Giants
St. Louis
Giants
Dacks
Jackson
San Franciso
Milwaukee
Braves
Los Angeles
Dick Drott
Don Elston
Chicago Cubs
Leon
Los Angeles Dodgers
Wagner
Drott
White Gilliam
Lockman
Willie ‘Kirkland
Lee Walls
Hobié
Noren
Ted
Dodger
Carl
Furillo
Valmy Thomas
al Worthington
Whitey Lockman
Kirkland
Worthington
Willié Mays
National League mulls mid season meeting amid expansion talks
Baltimore July 6 An impending National League mid season meeting faces mixed signals on expansion to ten clubs. President Warren Giles says unlikely any concrete steps will be taken, while William Shea questions why the owners and league officials convene if offers or talks are not on the table.
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Baltimore
National League
Warren Giles
New York
William Shea
New York City
Giles
Shea
Williams Jensen Sparkle At Bat In Red Sox Victory
Ted Williams sparked Boston with a 14th homer and two singles while Jackie Jensen added a double and two singles to lead the Red Sox past the Yankees 14 04 in New York. Delock earned his seventh win as Boston erased a tie with a five run third inning. Mantle homered for the Yankees, but Kiely finished strong in relief as the Sox piled up 13 hits.
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New York
Ted Williams
Jackie ‘Jensen
Boston Red Sox
Thie
Yankees
Tka-Delock
Red Sox
Don
Larsen
Boston
Williams
Lou Bérberet
Frank Maizoine
Jensen
Delock
Les Kiely
Hank Bauer
Mickey Mantle
Yogi Berra
Elston’ Hoard
Kiely
Tom Sturdivant
Bobby Shattz
Johnny Kucks
Virgil Tricks
Bill Skowron
Gene Stephens
Pete Runnels
Malzone
Sturdivant
Berberet
Osto
Vo Oerseed
New York Yankee
Casey Stengel
Baltimore
Jackie Jensen
Frank Malzone
Yankee
Bill Skowton
Mickey Mantel
Yankee Stadium
Washington to Air Moving Franchise in AL Realignment
Washington Baseball club president Calvin Griffith said he will seek league permission to move the franchise after the American League Realignment committee discussed Washington and other cities. He noted Minneapolis Montreal Houston and Dallas Fort Worth potential options and promised to report league action to the club board.
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Washington
UPI
Calvin Griffith
Washington Baseball Club
Harry Fahey
Fuzzy More
Francini
Norm Dietrich
Oram ‘Fox
Olson
Steve Paviech
Hank Whitateam
Ker
John ‘Too
St.Louis
Griffith
Senators Edge Orioles Behind Becquer Late Rally
Julio Becquer delivered a two out pinch single in the eighth to drive Rocky Bridges home and lift the Washington Senators to a 4 0 victory over the Baltimore Orioles. Washington uses starter Russ Kemmerer for the win while Dick Hyde closed it out. Jim Lemon contributed two singles and his 15th homer driving in two as Washington halted a four game skid.
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Washington
Julio“Becquer
Rocky Bridges
Washington Senators
Baltimore ‘Orioles
Washingon
Baltimore
Billy Lees
Jack Harshman
Russ Kemmerer
Becquer
Dick Hyde
Orioles
Jim Lemon
Senators
Ossie Alvarez
Norm Zauchin
Eddie Yost
Brooks Robinson
Gene Woodling
Billy Gardner
Ory Hallisiche
Boyd
Oalwarez
Pilarikre
Pear
Gardner
Miranda
Robinson
Anda
Alvarez
Rauchin
Hoyd
Willams
Yas
Yas. [£ In0n, ‘S-—Robinson
Butscerald
Sp—Gardner
jEitehing
Harshman
Kemmerer
Hyde
U—Napa
Rice
Thommel Lovens
Winter Griggs team wins Brooklawn golf match
The Winter Griggs team defeated Brooklawn Country Club in a four ball event. Alpheus Winter and Peter Griggs posted low gross while Paul Smith and Dr C J Nich had low net. Semifinal play set for Saturday with finals Sunday as the Paramounts push their season to an 8th straight win.
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Alpheus Winter
Peter
Griggs
Paramount Tavern
Kallay Restar
Gront
Brooklawn Country Club
Paul Smith
C.J. Nich
Paramounts
Stania Federation Congress
Brosman
Walt O'Brien
Johnn Miller
Brosmanjlin Association
K- Mitchell
John Mcikcon
Federation
John Moriarty
John van’ Ort
John North
George Nemeth
Cameron Clark
Para
Morgan
Hans Stoessell
Mount
Carl van Etten
Bruce Lock
Ask
John Berehart
Sky
National League Results From Yesterday
Baseball scores show San Francisco 5 St Louis 4 in a game with close late innings. Philadelphia 7 Chicago 4 marked a strong offensive showing by the Phillies. Milwaukee 2 Pittsburgh 4 and Chicago 4 Los Angeles 2 completed the day’s NL results.
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San Fratcisca
SL Louis
Philadelphia
Chacinnelt Gikeinnet
Milwaukee
Pittsburg
Chicago
Los Angeles
Soviet union leads in Moscow gymnastic championships
The Soviet Union topped Japan and Czechoslovakia to lead after the first round of the world gymnastic championships in Moscow. Russia scored 287.3, Japan 284.05, Czechoslovakia 273.7, with the U.S. slipping to ninth as the event opened.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Japan
Czechoslovakia
United States
Russia
Finland
Poland
Yugoslavia
East Germany
West
Germany
U.S.A
China
Bulgaria
Romania
Hungary
France
Union of South Africa
Scholz to Fight Humez in September Middleweight Clash
German boxer Scholz is slated to challenge Charles Humez of France for the European middleweight title early in September. The scheduled bout aims to crown the continental champion and mark a key test in Scholz's career.
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Scholz
Silce
Charles Humez
France
Indians Rally Past Athletics to Snap Slump 8-5
Cleveland roads the Kansas City Athletics with a six-run fourth inning for an 8-5 win. Gary Bell earned his third victory and first complete game, limiting KC to seven hits while fanning eight. Bill Tuttle hit a three-run homer in the sixth, Frank House added a ninth-inning shot, and Larry Doby collected three hits as Cleveland moves to 37-40 at the All-Star break.
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Chicago
Detroit
Jim Bunning
Chicago “White Sox
Bunning
Don Mueller
Earl Torgeson
Tigers
Charley Maxwell
Frank Bolling
Billy Martin
Sox
Dick Donovan
Donovan
Bolling
Quincy
Mass
CICA
Ogoodmangh
Heégan
Torgeson
Avan
Tor Moeller
EeGoodman
Aparicio
Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Kansas City Athletics
Gary’ Bell
Bill Tuttle
Frank House
Kansas City
Larry Doby
Indians
Doby
Mike Baxes
Minnie Minosa
Daley
Oss
Garver
Wansas City
Bethrhl
OlAvila
Ward
Itab
Goby
Algo TV
Lopez
O/Porter
Qaroc Houneu
Herzog
Baxty
Prarower
Caren
Wne
Mafeor Ane Kansar Iy Evelans
Hunter
Colavite
Lape
Hr—Turtle
Hautes
Huniler
Hatchington Weir RY
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Zia
Chylak
Berry
St Raphael's Wins Little Fellows Game
St Raphael's defeated the Jet Bombers 8 to 1 at Beardsley Park for a second straight win in the Little Fellows League. Mastin starred on mound and at bat. The day also saw South End Cubs rally to beat Hall School 6 to 4, Bridgeport Sports Center top Sterling House 7 to 2, and St Patrick's defeat Middle Street.
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St. Raphael's
Little Fellows Recreation League
Beardsley Park
Jet Bombers
Mastin
South End
Braves Win Behind Jay Shuts Out Pirates 2 0
Milwaukee at home snapped a five game skid as Tony Jay pitched a four hit shutout against Curt Raydon. Covington drove in both runs with a fifth inning single and a seventh inning homer, while Henry Aaron started the scoring with a bunt and scored on Covington’s single. The Braves improved to 8-11 on the homestand with 26,288 in attendance.
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Milwaukee
Tony Jay
Pittsburgh Pirates
Covington
Milwaukee. Braves
Jay
Curt Raydon
Piratés
Pirates
Braves
Dick Groat
Bob Skinner
Roberto Clemente
Bill Virdon
Gene ‘Baker
Eddie Mathews
Frank Thomas
Bounder
John Powers
Krrsnurtatt Dolaate
Whch Virdon
Omanitiet
Bakerah Telh
Thomas
OlCovinglonit
Marocki
Gilagan
Jgrandallic
Wékinger
Raydon
Sterling Girls Open Southern Connecticut Play Tonight
The Sterling House girls meet Milford at 6 30 tonight in the Southern Connecticut Women's Softball League second round. Coach Carol Wadeli sends Gail Shippo to the mound with Joyce Spotlow or Sue Ciglar as catcher. The Sterlings also clash with St Johns Nep at Beardsley Park Wednesday and face Episcopal All Stars Thursday at Longbrook Park in Inter-Town league play. They lead the Recreation and Inter-Town leagues and tied for first in the Southern Connecticut League, with a July 14 title game against Bridgeport Telsas at Longbrook Park.
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Sterling House
Southern Connecticut
Milford
Carol’ Wadeli
Gail Shippo
Joyce Spotlow
Sue Ciglar
Sterlings
St. John's Nep
Beardsley ‘Park
Episcopal All- Stars
Longbrook Park
Sterling Girls
Connecticut
Bridgeport Telsas
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Vu Tall
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Bridgeport
A’s
Walter's Grill
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United Sports Association
Moose Club
Wentfield
George Hangos
Bassick High School
Lordship
S. A
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Jim Brosnan
Stu Miller
Danny O'Connell
Louis
San Francia
Piergalle
Omanlled
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Mateonegb
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S'Conntll
Jensanrt
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Plavior
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Hanitz
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Boston Avenue
Boston Ave
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A. Setlow & Son Inc
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Ike Delock
Don Larsen
Washington TO Air Moving
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Richard Scanlon
Mill River Country Club
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Ted Bielen
Ray Martin
Ben Costello
Baxter Brown
George Parson
Henry Kogut
Thomas Tarasovic
Tom Capozzi
Ken. Sutton
Austin’ Fells
Pete Mercurio
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Daniel Massey
Marty Ryan
Jack McWilliams
Robert Wolfe
Herb McPhee
Brooklawn
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Guslav Scholz
German Boxing Federation
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