Hot NL pennant race boils over with feuds injuries and upsets
The pennant chase intensifies as Don Hoak vows to confront Neal after a bruising series incident at Ebbets Field. Dodgers beat Reds 5 4 on Duke Snider homers while Gilliam-Sanchez brawl erupts. Also Phils sweep Cubs behind Sanford and Rush no hit bid. Mantilla and Bruton hurt for Milwaukee. Antonelli blanks St Louis as Giants cut lead. Yankees top KC in 11 innings to extend AL lead. Sox fall to White Sox. Orioles rise with 5 4 wins over Cleveland.
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Baseball Standings and Tonight's Schedule Across Leagues
The standings show St Louis leading the NL with .590, followed by Philadelphia and Milwaukee. In the AL New York sits at .467, Chicago at .620, with several games postponed or scheduled for Friday night across multiple parks including Cincinnati Brooklyn St Louis New York Philadelphia Milwaukee Pittsburgh and Chicago. Results from Thursday included New York beating St Louis 1-0 and Milwaukee defeating Pittsburgh 7-2.
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Injuries Mount Across Major League Baseball
Injuries pile up as key players from the Braves Phillies Yankees and Pirates suffer losses. Joe Adcock Billy Bruton Felix Mantilla Stan Lopata Hobble on knee and lip injuries while Bob Lemon Tony Kubek Hank Foiles pick up various injuries. Bill Hartack wins Delaware Handicap aboard Princess Turin boosting year totals to 26 stakes winners and earnings of 927002.50 for first half.
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Coffeyville Dog Trainer Suspended for 30 Days
The Colorado State Racing Commission suspended Arch DeGreer of Coffeyville Kansas for 30 days after a dog tampering case involving the greyhound Racing Ring. A non stimulant drug procaine was found in the urine tests of the longshot winner. DeGreer denied knowledge of administration.
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Pettit and Blanton ousted as Invitational moves to semis
Colorado Springs reports two favorites fall in quarterfinals of the 15th annual Women's Invitational. Vicki Pettit of Wichita loses 1 up to Judy Bell, and Patti Blanton of Enid drops 1 up on the 20th hole to Ann Rutherford. Bell faces Grant Messinger while Rutherford plays Natasha Matson as semifinal pairings set for tomorrow's 36‑hole final.
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Mantle Delivers 11th Inning Homer to Beat A’s
Yankees win 3 2 as Mantle hits his 23rd homer in the 11th inning. Art Ditmar gets the relief win over Bob Turley. Harry Simpson drives in the tying run in the ninth. In New York, Antonelli outduels Cardinals to stop St Louis’ five game streak.
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Tulsa Club Faces Financial Crisis After Rainout Struggles
The club, led by the chamber president, faces serious financial trouble as poor attendance and a record run of rainouts hurt revenue. A public session will review efforts to turn the tide and start a drive toward stability.
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Tulsa Chamber Seeks Ways To Save Oilers Club
Tulsa Chamber of Commerce holds an emergency meeting to develop public support to keep the Tulsa Oilers baseball club for the 1957 season. Lou Perez vows to win his last two starts to stay on course for a lightweight title bid.
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Knights of Columbus trounce St. Patrick's 12 to 2 in church league
In Highland Park last night the Knights of Columbus beat St. Patrick's 12 to 2 as D. Haymaker hit two homers and J. McCoy added another. Ponce started for St. Pat's and T. Godinez caught. Jim McCoy earned the win for KOC with K. Jerome catching. The Lutheran team then defeated Stark 21 to 8 with R. Burghart homering for Lutheran and R. Godinez for Stark. Batteries: Lutheran R. Burghart and Rader Stark Nelson Hazen and Butts. Sunday slate: St. Patrick's vs Christians and Methodists vs Knights of Columbus. Line scores show varied innings totals.
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Hottest Ameri can Assn. team slips to last as Louisville tops Omaha
Wichita’s surge keeps them a step behind, with Omaha losing 5-4 as Louisville’s late rally helps them rise to a 10-1 home record. Minneapolis trails Wichita after a 15-9 loss to the Millers, while Denver split with Charleston and Indianapolis routed St Paul 19-8. Denver’s 11-2 win in game one and Charleston’s 7-0 nightcap win capped the day.
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Gomes Favored Over Perez In Suburban Fuclid Bout
Providence featherweight Gomes, known for facing bigger opponents, is a 7-5 favorite to beat Perez. The match takes place at a factory recreation hall in Fuclid, with NBC televising nationwide starting at 8 p.m. CST.
Cardinals Hold Neodesha Tryout Camp July 23
The St. Louis Cardinals announce a July 23 tryout at Legion Park Neodesha led by farm director Walter Shannon. Veteran scouts will start at 10 a.m. to evaluate hopefuls aged 17 to 23. Players should bring glove and shoes. uniform if available, other gear provided. Legion players need approval letter from coach or post commander.
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Haircut Style Refusal Faces Court Martial in Tokyo
U S Airman 3 C Donald Wheeler of Cortez Colorado says the Air Force refused his requests to leave the honor guard three times. He remains on trial for disobedience of a lawful order over a haircut prescribed as a white sidewall from skin to crown. Wheeler, 20, was transferred with five others to the air police detachment at Fuchu air base as the three service honor guard is being dissolved after Far East Command headquarters was disbanded. Lt William Shortt of Seattle testified at the third session.
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Court martial closed with admission of failed rehabilitation efforts
A court martial record quotes a lieutenant confessing many hours spent trying to rehabilitate Wheeler for offenses from technical AWOL to poor attitude. He admits, “I’d say my efforts had failed.”
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Classified Notices and Personal Items Advertised
The Tribune lists eight month classified rates for regular users. Notice to farmers with Iplow shares in Stockton blacksmith shop directs to Bill Shaw at Shaw's Welding Shop. Unpaid debts not the responsibility of Ira D. Carl or Dutch Carl. Electrolux vacuum cleaners advertised. P A Swan at 605 South Steuben, phone 1592. A watch bracelet and ring missing from a ladies dressing room at swimming pool. return to C A Morris, 1107 South Malcolm, no questions asked.
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Princeton Clinches 1957 EI T A Tennis Title
Princeton secured all eight matches to win the 1957 Eastern Intercollegiate Tennis Association championship, sweeping the team event with perfect scores across the lineup.
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