Braves call up Willey to blank Giants in six hitter
Milwaukee shakes slump with Carleton Willey debut win over San Francisco 7-0 as Cardinals and Reds win. Giants fall 22 games back. St Louis and Cincinnati close in. White Sox edge Yankees. A's top Washington. Detroit down Baltimore. Pirates commit costly errors in loss to Reds.
League Leaders National League Batting and Pitching Totals
The report lists top NL players by batting and pitching. Mays leads batting with 382 at bats and 97 hits, Cepeda and Walls anchor SF and CHI with high hit counts, and Banks and Banks show strong runs and RBIs for Chicago. Key pitchers include McMahon and Phillips with strong 5+ decision records and high strikeout counts.
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Series Wise Yankees Veterans Leave Mark on Nine World Series
The New York Yankees show deep World Series pedigree with five series veterans Yog Berra Hank Bauer Gil McDougald Mickey Mantle and Whitey Ford, reflecting a long tradition of post season experience.
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Lopez Plan Returns Sox Pitching Win Big
The Chicago White Sox, led by manager Al Lopez, shut down the Yankees 2-0 as Ray Moore tossed a three-hitter in a nine game stretch with six whitewash wins. Kansas City beat Washington 7-2 while Detroit topped Baltimore 3-1 in the AL. In the NL, Carleton Willey shut out San Francisco 7-0 for Milwaukee, St Louis and Cincinnati split, and Detroit won on a Kaline blast and key runs.
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Casper Wins Flint Open on 32-Foot Putt
Casper Jr. wins the Flint Open by one stroke with a 71 final round and 285 total. Palmer shoots 69 to finish tied for second with Kroll, while Kroll cards 75 and Bolt 74. Casper earns 9,000 and tops the year’s money list with total winnings over 31,000.
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Senators and Red Sox win one-run Pee Wee games
Two close Pee Wee League games ended with one-run margins. In A-game the Senators beat the Pirates 13 12 behind Dietrich and Van Leeuwen as pitchers while Vickers and Wiles allowed four hits. In B-game the Red Sox defeated the Indians 15 14 with Dutton Vaughn pitching for the Sox.
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House to Vote On Antitrust Bill Tomorrow
The House moves toward debating whether professional baseball should lose its antitrust immunity. The measure would apply antitrust laws to baseball and three other sports while exempting reasonably necessary game operations such as reserve clauses and territorial rules. Opponents and supporters differ on how broad the exemption should be and whether to substitute a rival bill.
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Gibson Crushes Hiller for Wimbledon Victory
New York’s Althea Gibson began her title defense by defeating Mary Hiller of Australia 6-0 6-2 in the second round. Gibson had a first round bye.
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Fight Results Las Vegas Willie Vaughn
In Las Vegas and Hollywood California the bout concluded with Willie Vaughn securing a decisive victory with a knockout. The match details remain partially obscured by the OCR text but indicate Vaughn emerged as the winner.
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Elliott Mark Now Official World Mile Record Confirmed
New York AP Herb Elliott's 3 57 9 mile clocking at the AAU championships in Bakersfield California is approved as an American record and forwarded to the IAAF for world record confirmation. Pinky Sober AAU Track and Field Committee chairman confirms no technicalities and that he acted as meet referee.
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Lutherans and Stark win men’s softball clash show early lead
The Lutherans defeated the Methodists 9 to 3 as Sinclair allowed five hits, lifting Lutherans to fourth place while Howell took the loss with 11 hits. In the second game Stark edged EUB 5 to 4, powered by three home runs for EUB but Stark’s Haddan limited them to five hits and 12 strikeouts. Grogan and Haddan led Stark with strong performances. EUB fell from third to fifth. tonight’s games feature First Baptist against Christian and St Patrick versus High Prairie.
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First National tops Elks 12-2 on two-hitter
First National in Teener League handed the first-place Elks a 12-2 defeat on a two-hitter by Blackwood. Zaragosa took the loss as the Elks slipped into a tie for first with Bank of Commerce which won 15-5 over the Eagles.
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Athletics Hammer Hawks with 30 Hit Attack in 6-1 win
The Athletics defeated the Hawks 18-4 in Little League play to move to 6-1 and hold third place behind the Rockets and White Sox. Winning battery of Benny and Frederick allowed eight hits as the team racked up 30 hits overall. Losing battery was Senseney and Talbot. The Tigers face the Braves on the south diamond and the Cardinals meet the Bums on the north field tonight.
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South Africa Produces Diamonds Worth Over 50 Million Annually
The production of diamonds in South Africa is valued at more than 50 million dollars each year.
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