Curfew Halts Two Contests Giving Braves Game Edge
Umpires suspended two Sunday NL games at Philadelphia and Pittsburgh as curfew halted late rallies. Milwaukee moved one game up after beating the Cubs 4 1 with Aaron driving in three. Pirates beat Giants 2 1 on Groat sacrifice fly in 14th. Phillies edged Dodgers 7 4 behind Roberts 19th win. Cincinnati swept two from St. Louis to stay tied with Pittsburgh.
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Yanks Lose Twin Bill As Tribes Bats Hot
Yankees fall to Cleveland in a Sunday twin bill as Rocky Colavito combines for two homers with Bob Turley in the opener and a grand slam in the nightcap. Boston also wins big, while Washington and Kansas City post wins behind solid pitching and key hits.
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Senators Beat Indians 38-12 in Pee Wee B Game
The Senators defeated the Indians 38-12 to firm first place in Pee Wee B standings. Eddie Ladd and Fred Shockey threw for the Senators while Terry Galt Mike De La Torre and Buz Matthews pitched for the Indians. Darrel Storck and Phil Steeves caught. The Senators and Red Sox schedule an A-team game tonight.
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White Sox Take Second Place With 6-1 Win Over Bums
The White Sox beat the Bums 6-1 on Saturday to seize undisputed second place in the first round. Don Everley allowed five runs in the first inning as the Sox routed the Bums. Barry Jordan and Richard Durham pitched for the Sox with five strikeouts each. Stan Tier was the catcher. The Bums need a final makeup win over the Giants to force a tie for third with the Athletics.
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Braves Planned North Field Pitch
The Braves will be playing on the north field, indicating a shift in venue for their upcoming game. This confirms where the team will compete and sets the location for fans and officials.
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League Stars Rally as Indians sweep Yanks in twin bill
Associated Press report notes Rocky Colavito homered twice for Cleveland driving a 7-2 and 7-2 doubleheader sweep over New York. Camilo Pascual and Pedro Ramos led Washington to a two game win over Detroit 4-3 and 6-1 with nine hits allowed.
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Anthony Aims for Fifth Straight KO in Syracuse Show
No 2 light heavyweight Tony Anthony seeks a fifth knockout in a row facing Archie Moore’s defeat rematch in Syracuse. He already stopped Durelle Miller Pitts Brad in recent bouts as NBC coverage airs the 10 rounder. Spider Web fills in for injured Gene Fullmer in Madison Square Garden telecast on ABC. Archer brothers Jimmy and Joey headline at St Nicholas Arena with Jimmy facing Tony DiBiase and Joey chasing 16th straight win. Du Mont plans TV in some areas.
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Iola Beats Elks All-Stars in District Tourney
Iola defeated Chanute 6–0 in El Dorado on Saturday advancing to the district semifinals. Chanute used all 16 players, with Cesar Godinez and Dick Jerome starting and Roland Casebolt relieving in the seventh. The Chanute squad turned a double and a triple play as Iola loaded the bases in the seventh for a four-run frame.
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Teener All Stars Lose Final to Cylinder Iowa
The Teener All-Star baseball team fell 6-5 to Cylinder Iowa in a disputed final at Dubuque Iowa. Chanute led 4-1 before a heavy rain soaked seventh inning allowed Cylinder to score five runs and seize the lead. Gary Steele of Chanute drove a near game winning line drive that missed by four inches as the game ended with Chanute unable to push across again.
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Chanute Reaches Legion Finals After 5-0 Win
Chanute blanks Coffeyville 5-0 behind Pat Fulkerson’s three-hitter to reach the Junior American Legion Baseball Tournament final in Columbus. Parsons will oppose Chanute after routing Columbus and Coffeyville. a potential second game would follow if Parsons wins. The winner advances to the State Tournament at Waukeeney on August 7.
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Sunday Results and Week Football Scores Across Leagues
Sunday results show Milwaukee routed Chicago 4 to 1 while Pittsburgh defeated San Francisco in a 14 inning opener and the second game was suspended to be completed Sept 9. Philadelphia edged Los Angeles 7 to 2 with a suspended second game set for Sept 9. The Territories note recalls Wyoming’s 1868 organization and 1890 admission to statehood.
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League Leaders AMERICAN LEAGUE Batting and Power Players
League leaders show batting average Cerv of Kansas City .330 Power Cleveland .326 Goodman Chicago .325. Mantle leads in runs with 74. Cerv 61, Power 62. Jensen Boston 89 RBIs with Cerv Kansas City 72 and Sievers Washington 65. Fox Chicago 125 hits with Malzone Boston and Power Cleveland also high.
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Stolen Bases and Pitching Leaders From 1958 Baseball
The Chanute Tribune lists season leaders with Aaron from Milwaukee at 22 stolen bases and Mays 19 Ashburn 16 Blasingame 14. Pitching shows McCormick 7 2 with .778, Purkey 126 0.667, and strikeout leaders Jones 130 and Roberts 90 for Padres and Phillies.
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Ted Gwin Wins Manhattan Open
Ted Gwin of Wichita shot a 70 to finish with a two day total of 139 and win the Manhattan Open in Manhattan Kansas. He was the only player to break par on the 36 34 layout, though he missed a two foot putt on the final hole. Tex Consolver of Wichita also shot 70s. Gwin earned 500 dollars with two birdies and two bogeys on the front and one bogey one birdie on the back.
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Indonesia's diverse tapestry of languages and islands noted
Indonesia with 83 million people across more than 3000 islands hosts at least 49 languages spoken nationwide. The vast archipelago showcases linguistic and cultural diversity across its many regions and communities.
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