Braves drop tight 14 inning loss as pennant race tightens
Milwaukee falls 5-4 to St Louis in fourteen innings after Curt Figod's sixth homer and Wally Moon's relief. The Cubs split with Cincinnati, Harvey Haddix wins for the Pirates, while San Francisco remains idle atop the league with the Giants. Hank Aaron and Joe Adcock lead Milwaukee bats but 16 runners left on base.
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Cal Neeman
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Roy McMillan
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Frisco Giants Hover In World Series Talk
San Francisco fans flood talk with World Series hopes as the rookie Giants surge. Giants vice president Chub Feeney notes massive letter and deposit requests while ticket manager Peter Hoffman deals with demand. Manager Danny Murtaugh of the Pirates praises the streak as the Giants win three straight at home and three more from Philadelphia.
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Brown May Allow Lane to Suffer in Title Bout
Lightweight champion Joe Brown says he may let challenger Kenny Lane endure several rounds in the 15 round title fight at Sam Houston Coliseum. The bout, televised on ABC at 8 p.m. CST, pits 32 year old Brown against Lane who claims a six year age advantage.
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Standings and Upcoming Games in the Three-I and American Leagues
The standings show New York leading the Three-I League and Boston and Baltimore near the top. Upcoming games list Washington versus Washington, New York versus Detroit, and Baltimore versus Chicago among others with times noted for Tuesday and Wednesday contests.
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National League standings and upcoming games report
League table shows San Francisco, Milwaukee, Cincinnati and St Louis in tight race with Chicago and Los Angeles in pursuit. Probable pitchers listed for Tuesday and Wednesday games include Antonelli Hoberta Gabe and Rush with scheduled matchups across San Francisco Philadelphia Chicago Cincinnati St Louis Milwaukee Pittsburgh.
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Anderson drives Phillies to 8-6 win over Washington
Harry Anderson homered twice and drove in five as the Phillies defeated the Washington Senators 8 to 6 at Metropolitan Stadium. Attendance reached 16,000.
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Philadelphia
Harry Anderson
Washington
Metropolitan Stadium
Creston Beats West Des Moines in Substate Shutout
Creston pitcher Dean Conley tossed his third straight tournament shutout, limiting West Des Moines to 3 hits in a 3-0 substate victory. Conley, a 110 pound sophomore, walked one and struck out nine as Creston advances toward a final against the Sioux City Heelan and West Bend winner.
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Creston
Dean Conley
West Des Moines
Sioux City Heelan
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Angry Cedar Rapids drops home stand with disputed ninth inning
Cedar Rapids fell 7 to 5 to Burlington after a disputed ninth inning call by umpire Van Rhee let Les Gragg score the tie breaking run. Bob Dudley pitched for Cedar Rapids against Ron Goerger as fans awaited pregame entertainment and postgame prizes.
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Gazette
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Jay van Rhee
Bob Botz
Ron Goerger
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Dixon
Les Gragg
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District Legion action sends Clinton and Wyoming to finals
Clinton defeated Maquoketa 6-0 and Wyoming routed Cedar Rapids 10-3 to reach final rounds in the district Legion baseball tourney. Larry Stein led Maquoketa with two of its four hits while Wyoming exploded for 12 hits aided by Wurst and Leadena’s pitching. Timely hits by Korda Tatak and Brunscheen produced runs with runners on base. Sharon EUB beat First Evangelical 23-21 in a Boys Church softball game.
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Phillies rehiring Eddie Sawyer as manager to lead pennant quest
The Philadelphia Phillies fired Mayo Smith and rehired Eddie Sawyer through 1959 after a poor road trip in which the club lost 9 of 12. Sawyer previously managed the team to its 1959 pennant and mentored stars like Richie Ashburn Gran Hamner and Willie Jones.
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Steve O'Neill
Whiz Kids
Richie Ashburn
Gran Hamner
Willie Jones
Fight Results from New York and Caracas Bouts
Billy Flamio from New York defeated Eddie Lynch in a 10 round decision in New York. Ramon Calata from Venezuela outpointed Jimmy Sabeytia in Caracas, with Calata earning the win.
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Eddie Lynch
Caracas
Venezuela
Ramon Calataiyud
JimmysAbeytia
Los Angeles
Fladoos Tips Johnstone in Western Amateur upset
Sharon Fla doos, a 15 year old from Dubuque Iowa, defeated Ann Casey Johnstone of Mason City 2 and 1 in the first round of the Women's Western Amateur. Judy Kimball lost to Norma Shook 8 and 7. Medalist Anne Quast shot 72 to lead. other Iowa players and scores noted.
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Sharon Fladoos
Dubuque
Ann Casey Johnstone
Mason City
Iowa
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Judy Kimball
Sioux City
Norma Shook
Niles
Mrs. Johnstone
Anne Quast
Everett
Wash
Andy Cohn
Waterloo
Linda Ann Cahill
Keokuk
Re Penn
Des Moines
Keystone Defeats North English 3 1 in Monday Match
Keystone Miner and Ritscher led Keystone to a 3 1 win over North English. Grove and Prandy contributed key hits as both teams posted runs in a tight game Monday.
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Iowa Hawkeyes Improve Odds in Big Ten Race
Street and Smith's Football Yearbook projects Iowa to finish fifth in the Big Four Ten race behind Ohio State Wisconsin Michigan State and Purdue. The piece highlights coach Forest Evashevski’s status and Iowa’s expected line and backfield questions for the coming season.
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Little Rider League Sees Two No-Hitters Amid Weekday Action
In Roosevelt Tuesday morning games for boys 9-10, McDaniel threw a no-hitter for Wilson and Company over Little Bolt, and Goodall pitched another no-no for United Rubber Workers to defeat Midwest Investment 20-0.
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Midwest Investment
Rotary All Stars suffer first loss against Cedar Rapids Athletics
The Rotary All Stars lost to the Cedar Rapids Athletics in a tight game as Riley, Anderson, Lucas and Sample contributed for Rotary while McDaniel, Mineck and others from Cedar Rapids led the visitors with key hits and pitching. Final lines show balanced offense and defensive miscues shaping the outcome.
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