Bucs Top Giants 6-1 in Tuesday Night Baseball
Pittsburgh Pirates defeat San Francisco Giants 6-1 as Ted Kluszewski Roman Mejias and Bill Virdon hit triples in the second inning. Curt Raydon earned the win in a masterful performance before Roy Face closed out the ninth. Giants manager Bill Rigney and coach Frank Franks were ejected in the fifth after arguing balls called on Frank Thomas.
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Pittsburgh
Ted Kluszewski
Roman Mejias
Bill Virdon
Pittsburgh Pirates
San Francisco Giants
Anthony Venzon
Bill Rigney
Caseh Herman Franks
Giants
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Venzon
Frank Thomas
Rigney
Curt Raydon
Roy Face
Sak Francises
Alou
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Mellas
Francista
Oeo
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Pittsburga
Schmidt
San Francisco
Crea
Bressaud
Spencer
Peta
Elias
Antoni
Gomez
Miller
McCormick
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Skinner
U—Venton
Conjan
Secory
Camp Burdette Wins Third In Summer League Showdown
West Virginia stars Jerry West and Willie Akers fueled Camp Burdette to its third straight win, 77 to 68 over Bert Wolfe. Sid’s fell 78-63 to Shoney’s as Rod Handsley topped Shoney’s with 24, while Sid’s Bob Ayersman led all scorers with 27. Henry’s beat Blossom 73-69 to sit in a three way tie for second with Shoney’s and Sid’s on 21 marks. Malcolm Price and Eldon Heard led Henry’s with 23 apiece. Camp Burdette 77 Bert Wolfe 68. Shoney’s 73.
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Jerry West
Willie Akers
West Virginia University
Camp - Burdette
Bert Wolfe
Sid’s
Shoney
Rod Handsley
Sid
Bob Ayersman
Henry
Blossom
Shoney's
Malcolm Price
Eldon Heard
Cardinals Romo Rally Beats Redlegs 10-4 in Ninth Inning
St Louis stormed from a 4-4 tie with Cincinnati by scoring six runs in the ninth. Joe Cunningham delivered a bases loaded triple, Stan Musial added a triple driving in Cunningham, and Ken Boyer belted his 14th homer. Don Newcombe featured for Cincinnati with a late ovation as he came in midgame.
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Boyer
Wight
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Sudet
Gorman
Phillies Defeat Dodgers 9 6 On Labine Error Breaks Tie
Clem Labine wild throw with the bases loaded in the eighth inning cost the Dodgers as the Phillies rally to a 9 6 victory. Philadelphia moves away from last place, aided by timely hits and Dodgers misplays in Los Angeles.
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Clem Labine
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Los Angeles Dodgers
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Ashburn
Neat
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Roseboro
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Snider
Doness Repu
Bbso Sanford
Farrell
Crysadie
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Labine
Sawalsk
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Foncier Crawford
Dascoli
Ar Yios Angelas
Gavilan Rated 125 Favorite in Miami Beach Bout
Gavilan, former welterweight champion from Camaguey Cuba, is a 125 favorite to win his 100th pro bout Wednesday night against Yama Bahama in a 10 round feature at Miami Beach Auditorium. The bout starts at 10 p.m. EDT and will be nationally televised by ABC with Gavilan making his 45th TV appearance.
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Camaguey
Cuba
Yama Bahama
Miami Beach Auditorium
Gavilan
ABC
Ford Shuts Out Indians as Skowron Homers in Win
Whitey Ford allowed three singles over nine innings striking out ten to blank Cleveland 4 0 and end a four game skid for the Yankees. Bill Skowron hit a seventh inning homer driving in three as Ford earned his seventh straight win against the Indians and eighth overall. Mickey Vernon Rocky Colavito Minnie Minoso and others contributed for Cleveland while Narleski took the loss.
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Corea
Ford
Indians
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Rocky Colavito
Andy Carey
Minnie Mineso
Mineso
Colavite
Ray Narleski
Narleski
Hank Bauer
Yankee
Billy Moran
Gil McDougald
Mickey Mantle
Yogi Berra
Bauer
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Skowron
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Berra
Colavito
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Slaughter
Serta
Umant
Summers
Honochuk
Spar
Orioles Defeat Athletics 4-1 in Kansas City
Baltimore snapped a 28 inning scoreless streak and defeated the Kansas City Athletics 4 to 1 behind Billy O’Dell’s three hit pitching. The A’s, tied to trades involving Roger Maris and Preston Ward, used five new players but could not overcome O’Dell.
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Dick Tomanek
Cleveland
Roger
Maris
Preston Ward
Kansas
O'Dell
Triandes
Herbert
Grim
Tomanek
Smith
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Pint-Size Strong Man outlifts all comers at Muscle Beach
Isaac Berger, a 132 pound lifter, stunned crowds at Muscle Beach by lifting over 2.5 times his body weight in a remarkable display. He boasted a 319 pound clean and jerk, 259 press, and 228 snatch, claiming he could beat rivals and aiming for an 820 pound total in upcoming AAU championships with expectations of beating Russian record. Canada Mexico and Japan sent lifters to New York event.
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West Coast Proving Ground
Isaac Berger
Ike
Park
Canada
Mexico
Japan
New York
Isays
Ison Square Garden
Menieve
Little Ike
Tke
Mel
Sol
Senator Notes Mentions Births and Ike's World Records
Senator notes recall a Michigan trip for a wife’s delivery of a second child named Steven Wayne weighing seven pounds one ounce. Ike Terwilliger, six years lifting, set two world records and has defeated Russians. mentions other birth announcements and aims to win the meet. Cigar sales linked to season end.
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Steven Wayne
Twig Ar
Steven
Iwilligers
Ike
Met
Senators
Bill Taylors
Bourne
Joe
Presko’s
Ron
Samfords
Patterson Harris title fight date faces hold up
Heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson would take 50 percent of gate receipts and challenger Roy Harris a $100,000 flat, but the proposed August 4 title bout date hinges on approval by the California Athletic Commission. Co promoter Al Weill disclosed the purse figures, excluding radio and theater television receipts.
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Los Angeles
Floyd Patterson
Roy Harris
al Weill
Tueday
Pierce Blanks Red Sox 4-0 as White Sox win fourth in row
Billy Pierce pitched five hit ball to blank the Boston Red Sox 4-0. Chicago's lefty earned his fifth victory against the Red Sox, who were held scoreless for the third straight game as the White Sox rolled to their fourth consecutive win behind steady defense and timely hitting.
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Boone
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Gernerts
Bert Wolfe
Aparicia
Fox Henry
Blossom
U—Grange
Burdette
Rella
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