Braving Braves and Dodgers shine in pitching duels
Braves edge Phillies 1-0 as Bob Buhl pitches a two hitter to keep Milwaukee a game ahead of Brooklyn. Dodgers win 1-0 over St Louis with Johnny Podres five hits allowed. Mantle homers and completes the cycle as Yankees top White Sox 10-6.
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Veteran Leads At Broadmoor Invitational Golf Tournament
Howard Creel a 52 year old match play qualifier led 31 rivals in Broadmoor Invitational golf at Colorado Springs. He shot 71 to medalist the 36th annual event, with former champions Fred Brown Jim English Gene Zuspann FE Rogers also among qualifiers. Match play ends with 36 hole finals Sunday. Dan Thornton, ex governor, posted 73 to rank fifth in qualifying.
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Undefeated Machen Faces Baker In Chicago Bout
Eddie Machen, unbeaten in 21 straight with 14 KOs, meets Bob Baker in a 10 round nationally televised fight at Chicago Stadium. Machen, 25, is the No. 2 contender behind Hurricane Jackson who fights Floyd Patterson for the world title next week. Baker, 31, carries a 47 10 1 record with 19 KOs.
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Baseball Scores Rounded Up By The Associated Press
Baseball scores from the AP show American League leaders New York and Chicago in a tight race with Boston and Cleveland close behind. Tuesday results include New York 10 Chicago 6 and Detroit 5 Baltimore 2, while Milwaukee leads the National League with Brooklyn and St. Louis close behind. Multiple minor leagues and a delay in several games are noted.
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Dodgers edge Cardinals in pitchers duel as Podres wins
Dodgers win 1-0 behind Johnny Podres in his first complete game at Busch Stadium. Rube Walker drove in the lone run after a second-inning rally as the 29,416 crowd watched Brooklyn move 1 2 games up on St Louis. The A's and Red Sox also dropped tight games.
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McDermott to Try First Base With Kansas City Athletics
Left handed pitcher Maurice Mickey McDermott plans to try first base for the Kansas City Athletics while remaining available for relief pitching. Manager Lou Boudreau approved the move as McDermott moves from Boston to Kansas City after a 1-0 loss and a 1-3 record with a 5.62 ERA. The note adds his 1953 Boston peak of 18-10 and mentions his wide travels.
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Mantle Lands Massive 465 Foot Homer in Yankees Win
Mickey Mantle slugged a 465 foot homer topping the deep center field stands as the Yankees beat the White Sox 10 6. He collected three other hits and completed the cycle becoming the first AL player since 1952 to do so. Mantle batted left handed against Bob Keegan and the ball landed deep in the center field bleachers.
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American Assn Battle For Fourth Place
The American Association race for fourth place tightens as St Paul and Indianapolis win to stay even at .500. Indianapolis defeated Louisville 8-0 while St Paul beat Minneapolis 12-1. Denver beat Omaha 5-4, and Wichita at Charleston was postponed by rain.
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Changeup Aids Fast Baller Buhl Wins 11th
Milwaukee ace Bobby Buhl, famed for a fastball, relies on a perfected changeup to beat the Phillies 1-0 on two hits for his 11th victory against six losses. He credits the low, away change with keeping hitters off balance and helping his 1957 season. The piece notes Walter Alston passing him for Lew Burdette on the NL All-Stars staff and mentions Buhl’s 18 wins in 1956. A Michigan State game ended 20-20.
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Strange Is Top Legion Batter In District Tournament
Larry Strange of Chanute led the Junior American Legion Third District tournament batting with a .583 average in 12 official at bats as Chanute swept to the title. John Cowley of Columbus was second at .571 and Howard Murray of Chanute was third at .500 as Stark, EUB, and Christians played in the same event.
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Asian flu reaches Romania in epidemic scale Scanteia reports
The Romanian Communist paper Scanteia says Asian influenza has spread to epidemic proportions in Romania. A Danish freighter Birgitte Toft en route to Israel cleared the Suez Canal and should reach Haifa by nightfall. Israeli diver Raephael Eylon was not returned to the ship after questioning by Egyptian police. Peiping radio claims five Chinese and a Korean trained by the US CIA landed on the Shantung Coast in May and June 1956, with three dying.
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High Prairie and Stark Win Close Church Softball Twin Bill
High Prairie edged Evangelical United Brethren 14-13 in the opener at Highland Park. Stark defeated the Christians 11-8 in game two as High Prairie held a 3 run lead before EUB tied it 13-13 in the seventh and High Prairie again scored a run to win.
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Rocket soars over 50 miles in Manitoba launch
A northern Manitoba site fired its third successful scientific rocket, rising beyond 50 miles during the United States IGY participation. The event followed a public trial in Tsiwan FT Churchill, Manitoba, amid statements from Berlin and East Germany.
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Party orders faster exports to Russia for Khrushchev visit
Communist Party officials instructed factory managers to accelerate exports to the Soviet Union ahead of the imminent visit by Khrushchev and Premier Bulganin. Neues Deutschland notes that East Germany’s economic troubles may feature in East Berlin discussions with the Russian leaders.
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