Redlegs Clinch Lead as Gross Wins 4th Straight Versus Cards
Don Gross improved to 4-0 this season, pitching the Cincinnati Redlegs to a 6-2 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals. Wally Post drove in three with three hits, and Don Hoak added a two-run single. The win pushed Cincinnati two games ahead of Milwaukee in the National League. Gross allowed only Stan Musial’s homer and two singles until the ninth. Manager Fred Hutchinson shuffled the lineup, moving Ken Boyer to center and Eddie Kaske to third. The majors resume with Chicago leading the AL and the Yankees four games back in the NL standings.
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Minnie Minoso Hits Record Nine Lives at Plate
Minnie Minoso holds the American League record for most times hit by a pitched ball in a season with 23 and has been plunked 100 times in parts of seven major league seasons. He attributes the hits to pitchers crowding the plate and his slow judging of ball direction, noting he often takes inside pitches. He adds he only partly blames his speed and relies on being near the plate.
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Spokane Fight Results Reported by The Associated Press
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Update
American League leaders Chicago and Cleveland split key matchups as Stabbs faces Sturdivant in New York while Harshman faces Lemon in Chicago. Milwaukee, Brooklyn, and Philadelphia hover mid pack as Cincinnati posts a 6 2 win over St Louis. National League action includes New York at Brooklyn and St Louis at Cincinnati with Cincinnati beating St Louis 6 2. Minor leagues report multiple thrillers across leagues including Charleston Denver and Atlanta Mobile coverage.
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Patterson Jackson Bout in Talking Stage
New York reports Floyd Patterson's planned title defense versus Tommy Jackson at the Polo Grounds in late July remains in talks. Jackson's manager Lippe Breidbart proposed 20 percent of gate and a $176000 TV share with a local blackout, while a rematch clause and escrow for a potential return stall the deal amid ongoing negotiations.
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Advertising Is Your Guide to Safe Buying Lady
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Redleg Outburst Drops Cardinals 6-2 in Cincinnati
The Reds beat the Cardinals 6-2 as a five run third inning floored St. Louis. Don Gross allowed three hits through eight innings as Musial hit his fifth homer of the season. Wally Post drove in two and Roy McMillan added two singles in the Reds surge. Cardinals slump reaches five straight with lineup shakeups from Fred Hutchinson.
League Leaders Highlights From Major Baseball and NBA Note
American League leaders include Williams Boston batting .404 and 10 homers with 40 hits. Mantle New York and Fox Chicago rank high in batting averages and power. National League leaders show Aaron Milwaukee with .359, 11 homers, and 48 hits. Robinson Cincinnati tops with 48 hits and 29 RBIs. Eastern NBA playoff titles show Boston 1957 champs, Philly 1956, Syracuse 1955.
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Knights of Columbus and Stark Win Strong Church League Showdowns
Knights of Columbus toppled EUB 8-3 at Highland Park as McCoy pitched and Truster caught for the winners. Stark beat the Methodists 8-6 with a big fourth inning, Hazen and Beard on the mound for Stark while McKenzie pitched for the Methodists. No games tonight due to commencements. Beecham seeks recognition as Akins bout lands on NBC at 10 p.m. EDT with 10-point must system judging.
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Akins Favored Over Beecham in Capitol Arena Bout
Virgin Akins, a St Louis veteran, opened as a 7-5 favorite to beat Jim Beecham of Miami in a 10 round welterweight clash at Capitol Arena. Beecham’s edge rests on past wins and credible showings but Akins’ experience and punching power edge him. Akins, 29, is the fourth of five ranked challengers to Carmen Basilio in the National Boxing Association.
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Demonstration Firefight Called Off by Rain in City
Oklahoma City rain halted a public fire fighting methods demonstration as downpours doused the mock fires before equipment could be used. Contact phone line 17 the Tribune for details.
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Rosburg Leads In First Round Of K C Open
Bob Rosburg shot a five under par 67 at Hillcrest Country Club to take an early lead in the Kansas City Open, edging veteran Lloyd Mangrum who finished with 68. A group tied at 70 includes Al Besslink Pat Schwab Billy Maxwell Tom Niporte Ed Furgol Gary Player and Bo Wininger as several players posted par or better scores on the 6668-yard layout.
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McDaniel to Impress Cards With Pitching Prowess
Von McDaniel brother of Lindy McDaniel headlines this weekend showing pitching ability for the St. Louis Cardinals. He capped high school play in Oklahoma City with a no hit game.
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Global Briefs: Protests, Philippines bill, and other items
Vienna reports 100 Hungarian students jailed for a brief demonstration before the U S consulate and released for refu gee camp return. Manila passes a bill outlawing the Communist party with death penalties for organizers and prison terms for members. West Germany favors limiting nuclear weapon production to the current H bomb powers. In French Cameroons a bus plunge killed 15 and injured many, near Foumban. Paris says Coty asked Mollet to stay on with full powers until a new premier is found.
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Tribune Classified Ad Deadlines Noted for Same Day Publication
The Tribune states phone 17 or bring ads to the Tribune office by 10 am for same day publication. Deadline for contract classified space is 3 p.m. the preceding day.
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Mollet Plans Temporary Stay After Parliament Vote
Mollet said he would serve temporarily but still resign. Coty had not decided on a planned U.S. state visit. Mollet quit after 16 months as he faced a confidence vote in Parliament. Dave Pratt, Dartmouth fullback, also plays lacrosse.
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Man Alive Call at Barker's Dairy Bar Ad
A vintage ad promotes Delicious Hamburgers cooked on open charcoal fire at Barker's Dairy Bar. It offers malts sundaes and cold drinks as part of the menu. The lively call invites customers to visit for meals and refreshments.
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