Redlegs Rally Past Pirates 8 3 in Coliseum Return
Cincinnati Redlegs overpower Pittsburgh 8 to 3 as Joe Nuxhall dominates early and comes up just short of a complete shutout. Don Hoak hits a homer and Johnny Temple adds a triple, boosting Cincinnati in the pennant race.
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First Baptists and Lutherans win church league doubleheader
In last night’s church league softball, the First Baptists routed EUB 11 to 1 while the Lutherans outlasted High Prairie 12 to 9 in eight innings under the run rule. EUB committed seven miscues and High Prairie six, mostly in the outfield, as Baptist pitcher Junior Hall struck out nine with three hits and one walk.
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Rockets Beat Tigers 7-4 In Little League Action
The Rockets topped the Tigers 7-4 at City Park yesterday with Fred Midcap credited for the win and Thompson charged with the loss. Both teams had the same number of hits as runs and each side committed two errors.
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Baseball Briefs from Chicago and Philadelphia Standings
Results from the national league show Cincinnati 8, Pittsburgh 2 with other Tuesday games listing New York 3, Chicago 0 and Washington 2, Baltimore 1 in 10 innings. Details include Milwaukee at San Francisco and Cincinnati at Los Angeles plus a St. Paul Indiana doubleheader summary.
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League Stars Hitting Presses Redlegs Past Pirates
Joe Nuxhall and the Redlegs collected three hits in three trips including a double, drove in two runs and scored twice in an 8-2 win over the Pirates. Whitey Ford of the Yankees fanned 10, tying the AL consecutive strikeout record, in a 3-0 victory over the White Sox.
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Yogi Berra Halts Thefts by Aparicio
Yogi Berra caught Luis Aparicio attempting to steal in the third inning of a 3-0 Yankees win over the White Sox. Aparicio had 26 steals in 26 tries this season before the failed attempt, his first since July 25 last year.
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Harshman Struggles in 2-1 Baltimore Loss as Ford Shines
Jack Harshman extended his complete game streak but lost, as the Senators edged Baltimore 2-1 in 10 innings with an unearned run. Whitey Ford matched AL strikeout record with six in a 3-0 Yankee win, extending New York’s lead to seven games.
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Golf playoff narrows field with Blair in lead
Among pros Kenneth Grass of Wichita Kan Walter Cash of Springfield MO and Blair 26 tied with Don Smith of Kansas City for best score but Blair led after 26 holes. Jimenez and Webb tied at 146 and played a playoff where Jimenez birdied the first two extra holes to tie but Webb bogeyed the third to lose.
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Blair Leads Regional Golf in Blue Hills Qualifier
Jim Tom Blair III son of Missouri governor led regional Open qualifying at Blue Hills Country Club with 72 69 141 on a par 73 layout earning one of four Open berths. Pro winners included Stan Thirsk 73 72 145 Chuck DuPree 70 75 145 Joe Jimenez 72 74 146 and Bill Webb 70 70 140 in playoff for alternate.
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Senators and Phillies Win Pee Wee Games
Two Pee Wee League games were played yesterday. The Senators beat the Pirates 12 to 7 at EUB diamond with Billy Crossman pitching and Wayne Benson catching. The Phillies defeated the Red Sox 29 to 9 in a B squad contest at Murray Hill field, Terry Reeves earning the win with Charles Ballou catching.
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Six Days Without Pay For Baltimore's Loes
Baltimore Oriole pitcher Billy Loes receives six days without pay to cool off from a temper flare in Sundays game with Washington. Manager Paul Richards fines Loes $100 and suspends him three days. American League President Will Harridge also imposes a $100 fine and three day suspension.
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Ford Twice Ties Strikeout Record
Whitey Ford of the New York Yankees tied the American League consecutive strikeout record for a second time. He struck out Sherm Lollar Walp Dropo Bubba Phillips Tito Francona Jim Landis and Jim Wilson in a 3-0 win over the Chicago White Sox, matching the mark set by Buck O'Brien in 1913.
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Giants and Braves Square Off For NL Lead on West Coast
San Francisco hosts Milwaukee in a key NL battle as the Giants seek to extend a slim lead over the Braves. Ruben Gomez aims to boost the advantage while Lew Burdette tries to halt him as Bill Rigney considers pitching changes before a June 17 departure.
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1956 Game Ends With Aparicio Grounder vs Kansas City
Aparicio grounded out to end the string on Monday night in 1956 against Kansas City. The modern major league record remains eight by Max Surkont of the Milwaukee Braves against Cincinnati on May 25, 1953.
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Richards Only Golfer To Break Par In Kansas Amateur
Manhattan Kansas AP Bill Richards of Manhattan led the Kansas amateur golf tournament qualifiers with a one under par 69 on a windy opening day. Forty seven more players plus 17 more to reach 64 compete tomorrow with match play starting.
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Clement to Defend Senior Golf Crown
Franklin G. Clement of Lake Forest Illinois tees off at Apawanis Club in Rye New York seeking a third straight Senior Golf Assn. title. The 58 year old tied last year with 146 from two rounds of 73 as he begins the first of two flight segments with 390 players.
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Fight Results New York Eddie Lynch Outpoints Jimmy Archer
Eddie Lynch of New York defeated Jimmy Archer of New York by decision in a ten round bout. Lynch controlled the action with sharper punches and had the edge on judges’ cards through the later rounds.
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Athletics Beat Giants 12 7 In City Park Little League
The Athletics defeated the Giants 12 to 7 yesterday at City Park. Batterymen for the A's were Benny and Friederich, while Martin and Gard kept the Giants in the game.
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Braves stumble after nine-run outburst and injuries hit lineups
Giants and Braves face rough patches as injuries bite both clubs. Red Schoendienst Frank Torre Wes Covington miss time for Milwaukee while Willie Mays returns from a pulled muscle and Jim Davenport recovers from a rib injury. Marv Grissom gains mobility but remains far from full strength. Orlando Cepeda is slowing with a leg issue but appears to be recovering.
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