Indians Salvage Final Game From Mays and Lockman Heroics
In New York the Giants beat the Cubs 8-2 in 10 innings as Whitey Lockman tied the game with a two run homer and Willie Mays scored on a pinch single. Mays earlier doubled and stole third to fuel the rally, delivering a win that kept the Giants one game ahead in the NL race.
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Redlegs win first game then fall to Pirates in ninth
Cincinnati and Pittsburgh split a doubleheader as Frank Thomas delivered a ninth inning tie breaking single for the Pirates in game two a 4 3 win Corky Valentine tossed a 9 0 shutout in game one for Cincinnati with five hits allowed in the defeat.
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Trabert and Rose Meet in Feature Wimbledon Match
Wimbledon volume shifts as top seed Tony Trabert faces Ken Rosewall in a marquee quarterfinal. David Davidson upsets, while unseeded Philippe Washer defeats Art Larsen. Rosewall aims to extend a rare edge over Trabert in their five prior meetings.
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Indians Rally Past Yankees 4 3 for Three-Game Lead
Dave Philley and Wally Westlake homered and Jat Smith drove in the final run as the Cleveland Indians defeated the New York Yankees 4 to 3 to extend their AL East lead. Hal Newhouser earned his third win despite two runs charged to him, as Whitey Ford took the loss. Berra homered for New York. crowd 47,782 at Cleveland.
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William Downey of Coal Fork wins the weekly Coonskin Park fishing prize for the second time this summer with a 1 3 4 pound catfish. He receives a bait kit and an Ashtaway Fishing Kit as the fifth week of the contest continues toward Labor Day. A Delaware racing note follows.
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