Pirates Beat Redlegs in NL race thin margin
The Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Cincinnati Redlegs 8-1 as Bob Purkey earned his first-ever win over Cincinnati, narrowing the lead to a half game. The Braves moved to second with a 7-2 win over the Dodgers while the Phillies were edged by St Louis. In the AL, the Yankees beat Chicago 3-2 to close the gap, and Detroit fell to Baltimore 4-1 as rain affected several games.
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Cardinals Rally Past Phillies 5-2 For 11th Pennant Hope
The Cardinals beat the Phillies 5-2 as Murry Dickson earned his third straight win on a seven game road streak. Alvin Dark led a 15 hit attack with a double and three singles while Hal Smith homered and tripled. Stan Musial extended his NL record to 822 consecutive games with a single in five at bats.
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Millers edge near Wichita in tight American Assn race
The Minneapolis Millers defeated Charleston 4-3 to snap Charleston’s five game win streak and close within a half game of Wichita in the American Association standings. Charleston slid to fifth place remaining within a half game of the leaders.
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Baseball Standings and Scores Across Leagues
American League top teams Chicago and New York lead with records of 32 16 and 29 21. Cincinnati Milwaukee St Louis and New York also post strong showings in the National League. Wednesday schedules feature multiple matchups with results including New York 3 Chicago 2 and Cleveland 7 Boston 6.
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Coleman Optioned To Buffalo Club
Kansas City Athletics option pitcher Walter Rip Coleman to Buffalo of the International League on 24 hour recall. Coleman, a left hander, worked 34 1 3 innings with an 0 5 record this season and posted a 4.08 ERA in 13 games.
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Turpin Wins Wide Decision in Leicester Fight
In Leicester England Randy Turpin fought to a wide points decision over an unnamed opponent. The bout, held in England, ended with Turpin earning the victory on the judges scorecards.
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Turpin Retains British Light Heavyweight Title
Arthur Howard of England defends his crown as Turpin retains the British light heavyweight title. In other bouts Billy Ryan stops Milton Ebbs in Newark while Roy Harris outpoints Willie Pastrano in Houston.
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Medalist Bob Martin Advances in Heart of America Tourney
Medalist Bob Martin of Columbia, Missouri advanced to the second round with a 2 up win over Sam Schwartz of Kansas City. James Wilson of Salina defeated Willie White 1 up and John Owens of St. Joseph won 2 and 1 over Ed Boswell. Don Smith, defending champion, moved to the second round with a 5 and 4 victory over Kenneth McLean.
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Penn State Faces Cal in College World Series Showdown
California Bears aim to clinch a second NCAA championship after an 8-0 win over Penn State. Cal, fresh from a 9-1 elimination of Iowa State, seeks another title as Penn State, survivor of a 5-4 Notre Dame win, fights to extend the series.
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Harris Beats Pastrano In Upset To Challenge Patterson
Roy Harris, undefeated from Cut and Shoot Texas, defeated Willie Pastrano in Houston by decision 97 96 98 95 98 95. The 21st straight win for Harris drew 10 000 fans and $46 962 50 in gate receipts, marking Pastrano’s first heavyweight defeat since 1953.
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Ashley Defeats Miss Williams on 19th Hole
Ashley of Kansas defeated Karin Williams of Rollins College 1 up in 19 holes to reach the women's collegiate golf quarterfinals in Champaign. Williams rallied to tie on the 16th after trailing by 3, then missed a 3-foot par putt on 18 to lose on 19.
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Akins Favored Over Byars in Norfolk Welterweight Fight
Virgil Akins 8-5 favorite to beat Walter Byars in a 10 round ABC televised welterweight bout at Norfolk Arena. Akins, No. 5 by the NBA, aims for his sixth straight win during the International Naval Review at 9 p.m. EST. Byars, No. 7 welterweight from Roxbury, seeks to rebound after a loss to Tony DeMarco. he has 15 wins in 20 pro bouts, with decisions over Kid Gavilan and Sugar Hart.
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Faragalli Opens Bowling Stars Tour with Perfect 300
Lindy Faragalli of Paterson New Jersey opened the bowling stars tourney with a perfect 300 game and an 835 series plus 781. He won 14 160 dollars and defeated Johnny King of Cleveland and Dick Weber of St Louis. The event runs ten days and will be filmed for TV this fall. Faragalli 45 and a clerk, rolled the 300 against King then beat Weber with his 835 series. The prize list totals 50 000 dollars.
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Faragalli Opens Run Against George Young in Detroit
The tournament offers 10 000 and 1 000 to the winner of each best three game match and pays the loser one per pin. Both players earn 10 per pin for pins over 700. Faragalli will bowl until defeated in a schedule of three matches daily.
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Score Expected Back In Uniform By July 15
Cleveland pitcher Herb Score should resume workouts by July 15 after eye treatment. Doctor says his condition improves and gradual activity will restore strength. August likely before mound return, with no need to wait until next season. He plans to rejoin the Indians in July after visiting Maryland.
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Bums and Hawks Win Little League Games
The Rockets lost to the Bums in a well played senior division game at the EUB church diamond yesterday evening. At Highland Park, the Hawks defeated the Cardinals 13 to 1 in a senior division match at the softball diamond.
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Last Half of 1956 Taxes Due by June 20
Public notices list tax deadline extension for 1956 taxes through June 20. Edwin H. Rideau Associated Agencies appears as the contact source. Also included are local business blurbs and advertisements for lawn mowing, Electrolux appliances, dining options, drinks, and financing services.
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