Chisox Hold Lead as Haddix and Pierce Shine
In tight pennant action Harvey Haddix, nicknamed The Kitten, spun a one-hitter through seven innings to beat the Redlegs 3-1 and pull the Phillies within a game and a half of Cincinnati. Billy Pierce fired a two-hitter to edge the Red Sox 1-0 in ten innings, keeping Chicago five games ahead of the Yankees. The Dodgers and Giants won to climb in the NL, while other AL games featured dominant performances and milestone hits including George Kell's 2,000th.
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Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues
National League standings show Cincinnati leading with 28 wins and 16 losses, Philadelphia 26-17, Brooklyn 25-17, Milwaukee 24-18, St. Louis 20-21, New York 19-26, Pittsburgh 18-28, and Chicago 13-27. Tuesday results include Brooklyn 7 Chicago 5 and Philadelphia 3 Cincinnati 1.
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Longhorns claim NCAA District Baseball title
Texas defeats Arizona 7-1 to win District 6 and advance to the World Series in Omaha. Howard Reed earns the win with seven strikeouts in the rematch, while Woody Woodman, Glen Von Rosenburg, and George Myers contribute key hits. The Longhorns chase a third national championship after a 2-0 win in the first game of the best of three series.
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Leading Bats and Pitchers Highlight 1950s Baseball Stats
Summary of top players by runs, RBIs, and pitching records across the leagues. Aaron and Musial lead batting and run totals, with Sievers, Jensen and Wertz among leaders. Trucks and Shantz anchor pitching, while Rudy Spitzenberger signs with the Cleveland Browns as an offensive guard.
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Cats Granbury Continue Hesional Playoff Thursday
Childress Bobcats and Granbury Pirates clash in the regional championship at Fair Park Field with a 2 pm start. If Childress wins, a second game follows the same afternoon. Absences include Harold Smith and Rod Mullins trading to Kansas, while Fulenwider returns for tomorrow.
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Three Sign Letters Of Intent At SMU
SMU welcomes three new signees: Steve Jordan of McAllen a 6-6 forward guard and track athlete who was injured in a car wreck en route to the state track meet but expected to recover in six weeks. Lowell Phillips of White Oak a quarterback and mile relay standout also playing basketball and baseball. Simon Vernon of Gladewater a football halfback and versatile sprinter hurdler who competes in track and basketball.
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Red China claims lower infant mortality in Beijing
Red China asserts infant mortality in its capital Peiping has fallen by two thirds over the last eight years. The claim accompanies a broader report of social improvements and public health measures.
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New York Has Little Hope Of Keeping Teams
Mayor Wagner after a 75 minute meeting with Dodgers president Walter O'Malley and Giants proxy Horace Stoneham said there were no commitments to move or stay. He noted the talks produced a no hit no run standoff and left California relocation as a likely outcome for the Dodgers and Giants.
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Baseball's Top Brass Called By Committee
Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick and MLB Presidents Warren Giles and Will Harridge are summoned to testify before the House Judiciary Committee on June 17. Chairman Emanuel Celler says the hearing will probe potential Dodgers and Giants relocation to California, the game’s finances, and possible anti trust legislation.
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Dodgers Add Two to Injured List on Tuesday
Brooklyn Dodgers listed two more walking wounded as Sal Maglie could not pitch against the Chicago Cubs due to a bruised right thumb. Veteran catcher Roy Campanella started but exited in the third after a left side hit. Pee Wee Reese remains sidelined with a torn muscle and is not expected back until the weekend series with the St. Louis Cardinals.
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Top Field Entered In Ladies' Tourney
The largest field in LPGA history competes for the $1,200 top prize at Churchill Valley Country Club in Pittsburgh. Marlene Janer Hagge and Patty Berg lead about 27 top female players in the 72 hole event with the final round set for Sunday.
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Local youth leagues plan makeups after rain delays
Childress summer baseball waits out rain with plans for tomorrow doubleheaders in Little and Colt Leagues. Cardinals play Giants at 5 45 and Dodgers face Phillies at 8. Indians take on Braves at 6 and Paducah meets Colts at 8.
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Patterson Signed For Second Heavyweight Defense
Floyd Patterson was signed for a second title defense in Seattle in the first week of September, contingent on his first defense against Tommy Jackson at the Polo Grounds July 29. Promoter Jack Hurley said the challenger, date, and site would be announced within 10 days.
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Phurricane) Jackson
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Austin Gains First Division In League Play
United Press reports Austin moved into the first division after a 6-3 win over San Antonio while Fort Worth lost 6-5 to Dallas. Austin climbed to fourth, 12 games behind, as Houston beat Shreveport 7-1 and Oklahoma City split a doubleheader with Tulsa, winning 6-4 in the nightcap.
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Boyd Castellani Sign for 10 Round Middleweight Bout
Chicago's Boyd and Luzerne Pa's Castellani sign to meet in a 10 round middleweight bout at Chicago Stadium on June 26 with national television coverage.
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