Mizell Shuts Down Reds To Put Cards Back On Top
St Louis edged Cincinnati 4 to 3 in 11 innings as Wilmer Mizell recovered from a rough start to win his second decision in eight. Joe Cunningham drove in the winning run with a double after Crowe tied the game in the eighth. Blue notes: Milwaukee, Brooklyn, and New York teams won in NL action while Detroit and Boston posted wins in the AL.
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Indians
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Don Gross
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Baseball Scores and Weekend Results Overview
Baseball standings show Cincinnati leading NL with 43 wins and 31 losses, Brooklyn 44-33, Philadelphia 39-34, New York 36-40, Chicago 44-22, Pittsburgh 26-49. Saturday schedule lists Cincinnati at St Lawrence and other matchups. Friday results include Brooklyn over Philadelphia 6-5 and New York over Pittsburgh 11-6. AL highlights New York 49-26, Chicago 46-29, Boston 41-36 with key American League games extending into extra innings and notable doubleheaders. Summary includes multiple leagues with standings, schedules, and results through Friday and Saturday.
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Local Basketball Scores From Southwest League Start
Oklahoma City defeated Dallas 4 to 3 while Shreveport beat San Antonio 10 to 2 and Houston topped Austin 5 to 3. Sioux City triumphed 65 to 4 over Des Moines with a 4 to 3 Pueblo win at Amarillo. Topeka edged Lincoln 5 to 2 as Colorado Springs routed Albuquerque 8 to 4.
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Ramming Upsets Net Tournament Contender Route
Ron Ramming of Stillwater Oklahoma upset Unterseher of Lincoln Nebraska 2 6 6 2 8 6 to reach the Mid- Continent Tennis Tournament semi finals in Wichita. He advances to meet Lucien Barbour of Winfield in the next round and joins Gene Land Oklahoma City and Jim Carter Arkansas City in the men’s singles semis.
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Okla
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Lucien Barbour
Winfield
Gene Land
Oklahoma City
Jim Carter
Arkansas City
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Hut Carspecken
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Claude Bake
First Negro Tennis Title At Wimbledon Won By Althea Gibson
Althea Gibson of New York became the first Negro to win a Wimbledon tennis championship, defeating Darlene Hard of California 6-3 6-2 in the women’s final before 17,000 spectators including Queen Elizabeth. Gibson dominated with serve and volley and took the title as the 14th straight American to win since 1937.
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Cardinals Win In 11 Innings Pulls NL Lead
The St. Louis Cardinals beat the Cincinnati Redlegs 4-3 in 11 innings to seize the National League leadership. Detroit’s Jim Bunning earned his 10th win of the season in an 8-4 complete game victory over the Athletics as Gus Zernial Tim Thompson and Hec Lopez homered for Oakland.
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Redlegs
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Tigers Rally Past Cardinals In Hard-Fought 1960s Style Game
Lou Skizas Hal Smith and Woody Held contributed runs for the Tigers as they beat three Kansas City pitchers for a 10 tie in most innings. The Cardinals saw Vinegar Bend Mizell pitch a full game for St Louis earning his second win of the season with nine hits, four walks and seven strikeouts. Joe Cunningham drove in the decisive run on a second inning double after Ken Boyer’s earlier single.
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Venturi and Harney Share Montreal Lead
Ken Venturi and Paul Harney shared the 36 hole lead at the Open in Montreal as each shot 69 and 70 to reach 138 for two rounds on the Islesmere Course. Jack Kay faded to 75 to tie for fourth at 142 while Al Besselink and Joe Conrad stood one stroke off the leaders at 139. Paul O Leary Leo Biagetti and George Bayer were at 140.
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Boston
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N. Y
EUB and Methodists Win Softball Contests at Highland Park
EUB defeated the Knights of Columbus 13 to 7 and the Methodists crushed Stark 19 to 2 in church league softball at Highland Park last night. Knights led with six in the second but added only one run more. The Methodists game ended after the fifth due to the 19 run margin. Monday night at the park St Patrick's faces the Lutherans and First Baptist plays the Christians.
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Rockets Beat Cardinals 21-4 In Junior Little League
The Rockets defeated the Cardinals 21 to 4 at Highland Park in a junior division baseball game. Winning battery was Godinez and Madeo.
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Feller seeks players input on commissioner and drafts
Bob Feller urged baseball law changes to give players a say in selecting the commissioner and to limit franchise shifts. He backs five year free agency, questions the reserve clause, and criticized minor league farm systems while stressing he is not anti baseball.
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Frick Names Umpires For All Star Game
Ford Frick named six umpires and three official scorers for the All-Star game in St Louis. NL umpires Cascoli Dixon Landes and Stevens Napp Chylak and Cascoli will work plate then move to third base. Scorers Daniel Stockton Barnes.
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Frank Cascoli
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Stan Landes
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U S Finale In Regatta at Henley
At Henley Royal Regatta the Cornell eight beat the Russians in a 60 minute 8 second race and advanced to the Grand Challenge Cup final against Yale. Coach Sanford warned of a possible letdown while Yale coach Rothschmidt praised the performance.
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Yale Crew Faces Tough Test in Championship Race
Cornell notes optimism for a close race as Yale, carrying four Olympic champions, meets a stern test in the championship after two easy wins against British crews.
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Moore Gains Boxing Role
Davey Moore, a 23 year old from Springfield Ohio, defeated Isidro Martinez by unanimous decision in a 10 round nationally televised bout at Capital Arena. Moore floored Martinez once and dominated with rights, earning 95 89 to 97 93 verdicts from judges and 98 89 on the AP card as he calls for a match with Hogan Bassey.
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Long Practice Cary's Advice for British Open Hopefuls
St Andrews Scotland Cary Middlecoff the 1957 British Open runner up offers harsh guidance to would be contenders. He says future challengers should spend ten days in Britain practicing on a hard bumpy green and repeatedly pitching and putting with waterings to vary speed. His remarks follow his 14th place finish with a score of 289.
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Middlecoff ends with Ryder Cup plans amid greens note
The article recalls Bobby Jones era greens at St Andrews as Middlecoff contemplates future events. Peter Thomson clinched the British title with 282, Eric Brown finished third at 283. Frank Stranahan stood 36 holes back at 291, among the U S players to survive the cut.
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Bums Beat Hawks in Senior Di Vision Baseball
The Bums defeated the Hawks 7 to 1 at the EUB diamond in a Little League senior division game played last night.
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Global Briefs From Oslo and Other Cities
Students and teachers from 32 states Canada and Puerto Rico arrived for the 11th session of the American summer school in Norway. Istanbul journalists' syndicate closed on charges of political activity, under a law barring labor unions from politics. Ho Chi Minh arrived in Peiping for the first leg of a nine country tour, to stay a few days in the Chinese capital before heading to North Korea.
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Refugees Stream Into West Germany Rises This Week
Bonn reports a continued influx of East German refugees with 4,833 crossing to the West in the past week, up from 4,546 the prior week. The figure reflects ongoing border movement amid Cold War tensions.
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Vatican finances under Bolshevik lens in Moscow book
Moscow Radio reports a new Soviet history of the Roman Catholic Church by Josif Lavretsky. It portrays Catholic leaders as big capitalists and bankers and claims the Vatican developed into a major financial power supporting bourgeois rule. A chapter focuses on Catholicism in the United States.
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