Braves Giants Continue Surging In Key NL Showdowns
St Louis ace Sam Jones fanned 10 to push his NL leading strikeout pace and reach 108 this season as the Cardinals beat the Phillies 6-2 to grab third. Milwaukee and New York won, Braves rallying to beat Dodgers 7-4 while Giants toppled Cincinnati 7-4 in 12 innings. Orlando Cepeda belted a 400-foot three run homer for the Giants. Duck Stuart hit his second homer in two days for the Pirates in a 7-2 win over Chicago.
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Baseball Briefs From AP League Standings and Results
League standings and results across American and National leagues with scores from Friday to Sunday. Details include New York, Cleveland, Boston, Chicago, Washington, Detroit, Kansas City, Baltimore, Milwaukee, San Francisco, St. Louis, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Los Angeles, and others with noted rainouts and postponed games.
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League Stars Hit Home Run King Jensen Sows Sox Win
Jackie Jensen hit his 26th homer and drove in four as the Red Sox defeated the White Sox 62. Sam Jones of the Cardinals fanned 10 to become the first pitcher this season to pass 109 strikeouts while cooling the Phillies.
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Boxing results from New York and Tokyo cards
In New York Gaspar Ortega of Mexico at 147 outpoints Mickey Crawford of Saginaw Michigan, 10 rounds. In Tokyo Manuel Armenteros of Cuba at 120 pounds stopped Koji Ishibashi of Japan in 6 rounds.
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Ted Williams Loses Temper in Boston Win Over White Sox
Boston slugger Ted Williams reacted angrily to a third strike in the first inning against Chicago, slamming his bat on the ground. He later fouled a changeup down the right field line, then tossed his bat into the air before drawing a walk in the 6-1 victory.
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Los Angeles Bids for 1964 Olympic Games
Los Angeles mayor Norris Poulson announced a formal bid for the 1964 Olympics. The plan aims to bring the event back to the city, which previously hosted the 1932 games, as Rome prepares to host 1960.
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Jackie Jensen Replaces Ted As Mr Big In Red Sox Power Shift
Jackie Jensen supplants Ted Williams as the Red Sox premier power hitter. Jensen, hitting .319 with 76 RBIs and 26 homers, powered Boston to a 6-1 win over Chicago as Delock earned his eighth win in relief. Yankees rout Indians 11-3. Senators beat Tigers 6-5. KC at Baltimore rained out.
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Ortega Wins Split Decision In New York Bout
Gaspar Ortega defeated Mickey Crawford by split decision at Madison Square Garden. The win puts Ortega in line with Virgil Akins for a possible title fight in Los Angeles, with promoters predicting the bout could raise over 300000 dollars. Ortega improves his pro record to 25 fights.
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California boxing schedule tight with three heavyweight showdowns
The California lineup features Zora Folley vs Peter Rademacher on July 25 in Los Angeles followed by Floyd Patterson against Roy Harris on August 18 and Carmen Basilio versus Art Aragon on September 5. The crowds are expected to flock to watch the heavyweight bouts.
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Burke Leads Golf Open at Insurance City Open
Burke Jr. holds a four stroke edge after 36 holes at Kiamesha Lake with a 130. Bayer Palmer and Finsterwald are two strokes back at 134 while Baldin is 135 and Littler Harney Furgol Jones Siford sit at 136. final round to be played Sunday.
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Braves face Hollywood hazards after party in pool
Four Milwaukee Braves sampled Hollywood’s party scene including Red Schoendienst Frank Torre Lew Burdette and Gene Conley. Manager Fred Haney warned players about publicity seeking locals and said no disciplinary action is expected after a private party played out Tuesday in Hollywood during the All Star absence.
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Luck Shifts For Sad Sam In Cardinals Comeback
Sad Sam Jones of the St Louis Cardinals fanned 10 Phillies to surpass 100 strikeouts this season, lifting the Cardinals to a 6 4 win and back into third place as Wally Moon hit his first homer of the year and Ken Boyer added two triples and a double. Jones improved to 6 7 with the win while Philadelphia had its second defeat in 10 games.
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Erie Chamber Meeting Endorses John Redmond Dam Aid
At the Erie Chamber of Commerce dinner meeting held Thursday at the Erie Federated church 18 members attended. Congressman Myron George's staff was thanked for securing the initial John Redmond Dam appropriation. A membership committee of William George James Wright and Dick Woods was formed to reach 40 members. Plans for new directors were discussed. Mr and Mrs Alvin Hallman and son returned to Virginia after two weeks visiting Lou Hallman and family.
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