Pirates Rally In NL Race As Friend Wins Third Straight
The Pittsburgh Pirates surged with an 11 of 13 run since a 1-12 skid, beating the San Francisco Giants 6-0 in the opener as Bob Friend earned his third straight win. Don Hoak and Rocky Nelson provided early offense, and Nelson added a second homer later. The Dodgers toppled the Phillies, Cubs beat Milwaukee, and Hodges drove in five for L.A. with Koufax silencing Philadelphia.
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White Sox Build Two-Game Lead with 4-3 Win over Yankees
Luis Aparicio swiped second and third and scored as Chicago beat New York 4 to 2, stretching the White Sox lead over idle Cleveland to two games. Baltimore moved to fourth with a 11-0 rout of Detroit as Gus Triandos belted two homers and drove in seven.
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Baseball Scores and Results Georgia to Pittsburgh
Baseball scores listed show Chicago 4 New York 2 and Baltimore 21 Detroit 0. Pittsburgh defeated San Francisco 6 0 and Los Angeles beat Philadelphia 8 2. Chicago beat Milwaukee 3 0. American Association results include Minneapolis 5 St Paul 4 and Denver 10 Omaha 4. Houston 7 Indianapolis 4 and Dallas 4 Louisville 1.
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Black Sox and Bronson Seek Second Non-Pro Title Bid
The Drain, Oregon Black Sox aim to beat Bronson, Missouri Sho Me's tonight to stay in the double elimination National Non-Pro baseball tournament. Both teams enter 21–21, with the loser eliminated. other games include Wichita Indians vs Grand Rapids, Milwaukee Falks beating Cleo Springs, and two more 21–21 clubs facing elimination. Jockey Karl Korte, born 1933 in Pleasantville, New Jersey.
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Little League Playoffs End-Season Summary
The week outlines final makeups and playoff series for VFW and Pee Wee baseball. The Major League playoff opens tonight in a best of three between top finishers, with games in Highland Park at 7 30 p m and potential games Thursday. The Pee Wee final features Indians versus Senators with a 13 1 Indians and 12 2 Senators record, possible co champion if Senators win, otherwise Indians claim undisputed first. Managers and assistants also cap the season with a Friday night game.
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Anne Quast Wins US Women's Amateur First Round
Defending champion Anne Quast defeated Marge Burns of Greensboro NC by three strokes in a first round at Congressional Country Club. The 21 year old Marysville Washington brunette finished 1 under for 14 holes, as one of only two of 128 players to break par on the 6,457 yard layout.
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First Baptists Edge St. Pat's 6 5 for Crown
First Baptist tallied six runs in the first inning and held on to defeat St. Patrick's 6 to 5 in the Church Softball League championship. The title game ended a double elimination between the teams with St. Pat's rallying for four runs in the final inning but falling one run short. The Baptist pitching duo of Hall and Grogan gave five hits while St. Patrick's miscues aided the victory.
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Enid and Springfield in Legion Finals
Enid Oklahoma unbeaten in two games advances to final against Springfield Missouri in the Region and American Legion baseball tournament. A second game would follow if Springfield wins the first. In losers bracket Bancroft Iowa eliminated Salina Kansas and Springfield then ousted Bancroft.
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Fight Results From The Associated Press Summary
Oakland Mexican born Johnny Gon salves 138 pounds stopped Chi to Santos 137'9 in Oakland Portugal in the 9th. Reno Willie Morton 140 outpointed Javellana Kid 138 in 10 rounds in Nevada. New Orleans Ralph Dupas 144 outpointed Mel Barker 146 in 12. Jockey Eddie Arcaro 43 has won 24 million dollars in purses since his first race on January 14 1982.
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Johansson Patterson Rematch Planned for Next Year
Ingemar Johansson and Floyd Patterson are set for a return heavyweight title bout, with promoter Jack Dempsey confirming plans for early next year. No date or venue has been fixed, though Johansson prefers Los Angeles and a contract is being prepared with his advisers and the promotion team.
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Pirates Win 13-7 Over Athletics in Pee Wee makeup game
The Pirates defeated the Athletics 13-7 in a three inning makeup contest delayed by darkness. Terry Galt and Danny Allen teamed for the win battery while Greg Mitchell and Kent Reno pitched for the Athletics. The Pirates improve to 6-8 and head toward a possible tie for third with a makeup game against the White Sox.
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Kelly Norton Honored At Pan American Games Opener
Jack Kelly Jr and Ray Norton received top honors as Pan American Games opened at Soldier Field. Kelly to recite the Pan American oath. Norton chosen to carry the Stars and Stripes in the parade of nations. Norton, 22, from Oakland and San Jose State, aims to cap the 100 and 200 meter crowns and lead a relay squad.
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Dodgers Stadium In Chavez Ravine Delayed Target Date
Los Angeles AP reports the start of construction on the Dodgers Chavez Ravine stadium has a new target date of September 15. Owner Walter O Malley said Monday that barring unforeseen delays work will begin as planned.
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Yankees, Red Sox, Tigers First Basemen in 1958 Games
The article notes that Moose Skowron of the Yankees Dick Gernert of Boston and Gail Harris of Detroit were the only American League first basemen to play in more than 100 games in 1958. It also mentions hopes for a 55 000 capacity plant completion by next July.
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