Indians Sweep Yankees In 14-Inning Doubleheader
Cal McLish and Jim Grant shut down New York as Cleveland swept the doubleheader 4 2 and 5 4 in 14 innings to surge to first place two games ahead of Chicago. Rocky Colavito and Vic Power led the hit parade with key homers including Power’s 14th inning blast to break a 4 4 tie.
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Aaron's Bat Sizzles as Braves Take Lead Again
Aaron lifts Braves with a single and later three homers by Hamm ering Hawk fuel sluggers in a 14 3 victory over the Giants. Cincinnati, St Louis, and Chicago also win while Don Newcombe dazzles Los Angeles in a busy baseball roundup.
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Canadian Golf Won by Ford
Doug Ford of Paradise Florida won the Canadian Open at Montreal finishing 12 under par with a final round 70 to total 276 and claim the top prize of 3500. Don Finsterwald and Bruce remained in contention through the weekend.
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Baseball Standings Week Ending danee
Baseball standings show major and minor leagues with teams like Ash Grove, Bank of Commerce, First National, and Consolidated ranked by wins and losses. Schedule notes list weekly games including matches on Wednesday to Friday and makeup dates in July, with minor league and league titles referenced.
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Bank of Commerce
Independence Downs Chanute In Eight Run Fourth
Independence toppled Chanute 11 to 2 as 13 batters produced an eight run fourth inning to seize control. Dale Giles and Ted Holley paired on the mound for Independence while Chanute’s Dave Durnam caught behind the plate. Clay McDermott led Chanute with two of seven hits.
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Chanute
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Dale Giles
Ted Holley
Clay McDermott
Topeka
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Chanut
Patterson and Johansson Train in Contrasting Camps
In CHATHAM New Jersey heavyweight contender Ingemar Johansson golfed and swam with his fiance at a mountain resort while Floyd Patterson shed 42 pounds in the open heat of his traditional training camp. The piece contrasts their training methods as Johansson remains relaxed and unbeaten.
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Ingemar Johansson
Floyd Patterson
Sweden
Johansson Proving Ground Ahead of Yankee Stadium Fight
Boxer Johansson sparred six rounds at Grossinger New York before his title challenge Thursday while Patterson cut work to two rounds at Ehsan's camp watched by about 1 000 spectators. Rocky Marciano attended ringside declaring Johansson the fastest heavyweight he had seen.
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Bill Tate
Chicago
Lou Jones
Rockford, Ill
Rocky Marciano
Marciano
Baseball Scores and Tuesday Schedule Highlights
The night results include Boston 8 Chicago 9 in the first game and Chicago 2 Baltimore 0 in the nightcap. New York 10 Cleveland 2, Detroit 7 Washington 4. Tuesday’s schedule shows New York at Kansas City Washington at Chicago Boston at Detroit Baltimore at Cleveland.
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Kansas City
Baltimore
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Chicago Tenner
Baseball Standings and Results From Weekly Schedule
National League standings list Milwaukee atop with 38 wins and 2%? San Francisco 37 wins, 20 games back, Pittsburgh 32 wins, Chicago 33, Cincinnati 30, St. Louis 36, Philadelphia 25. Monday games Philadelphia at Los Angeles and Pittsburgh at San Francisco. Sunday results St. Louis 5-8, Pittsburgh 1-10. Chicago 4, Philadelphia 0. Milwaukee 13, San Francisco 3. Cincinnati 17, Los Angeles 3. Saturday results Los Angeles 9, Cincinnati 2. Milwaukee 4, San Francisco 1. St. Louis 5, Pittsburgh 2. Philadelphia 6, Chicago 3. American Association scores include Fort Worth 4-2 Denver 3-3. Minneapolis 4-1 Dallas 1-2. St. Paul 5, Houston 2. Omaha 12-1 Indianapolis 11-2. Louisville 4-3 Charleston 2-10. St. Paul 9-5 Houston 2-3. Minneapolis 2-8 Dallas 1-3. Charleston 5-0 Louisville 1-16. Fort Worth 13 Denver 4. Omaha 4 Indianapolis 6.
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Omaha
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First National and Ash Grove Win In League Play
First National Bank earned its first victory in five starts as Consolidated Oil suffered its first loss in five. The 9-7 win featured First National scoring two runs in each of the first three innings and totaling 15 hits. Ash Grove also won 10-8 over Bank of Commerce to stay second in the standings. Winning pitcher Randy Richman relieved by Glen Wicker with Gary Friederich catching. Charles Kerns took the loss with help from Frank Tishner and Junior Roberts and Mike Mitchell catching. Ronnie Durham.
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Wayne Washburn
Robert Orr
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Bill Hickey
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Ash Grove Edges Bank of Commerce In Ninth Inning Thriller
Ash Grove rallied to beat Bank of Commerce 9 to 4 after a back and forth game. Bruce Benson earned the win with Wayne Washburn catching while Eddie Lindblad took the loss for Bank of Commerce. Scoring by innings shows high activity and late run surge.
Orioles recall Fisher and send Zuvek to Miami
Baltimore recalls 20 year old pitcher Jack Fisher from the International League and loans 32 year old reliever George Zuvek to Miami on 24 hour recall. In other briefs Pete Newell's California future may hinge on a Washington offer as he ponders staying or leaving. Carroll Shelby and Roya Salvadori won Le Mans in an Aston Martin covering 2720 miles at 1125 mph average. Del Wilbur becomes Houston Buffs manager after Al Walker's dismissal as the team sits 29 41 in the Western Division.
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