Stanky Edges Toward Exit as Cards Fall Again
Eddie Stanky faces mounting pressure as the St Louis Cardinals drop further in the standings after Vic Raschi’s rough debut for Milwaukee. Raschi, now 0-7, yielded 11-0 to the Braves while Del Crandall Hank Aaron and Eddie Mathews homered. Giants edge Pirates 2-1. Parnell wins Red Sox 4-0 over Washington. Yankees beat Athletics 5-2, closing within three games of Cleveland.
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C J L L Champs Again Take WEW in Playoff
Conry Jamestown Little Leaguers win their second straight league title at Mead Park. Art Perkins pitches six strong innings for the win as Bob Bailey drives a grand slam and four RBIs. Bailey and Baressi pace a 14 5 victory over WEW in six innings.
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Landy Confesses Foot Injury Aided Bannister Miracle Mile
Todhastedy admitted he cut his left foot accidentally while running the Miracle Mile with Dr. Roger Bannister. He said he stepped on a photographer's flash bulb, suffered four stitches, and continued the race as Bannister won in 9 58.8.
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National League Standings and Upcoming Games
National League standings show New York leading with 70 wins and 41 losses, Brooklyn 66 45, Milwaukee 61 47, Philadelphia 56 52, Cincinnati 52 58, Chicago 45 66, Pittsburgh 39 71. Tonight's games: Brooklyn at Philadelphia Milwaukee at St. Louis Chicago at Cincinnati. Yesterday Milwaukee crushed St. Louis 11 0. New York beat Pittsburgh 2 1. Philadelphia 6 Brooklyn 3. Cincinnati 2 Chicago 1.
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Little League Tourney Opens At Williamsport
The Pennsylvania State Little League Baseball Tournament begins in Williamsport with Camp Hill defending its title against Portage. West Union faces Farrell, with four more teams to play tomorrow. Winners advance to determine Pennsylvania’s representative for the world series in August. Semifinals are Friday and finals Saturday for eight top teams from about 400 Pennsylvania leagues.
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Tennis Exhibition At Mead Park This Thursday
A special tennis exhibition at Mead Park courts Thursday at 6 p m features city champions from 1993 and 1934 M B Cobbet and Robert Bracken facing Roger Ottaway who recently won this year’s playoff over Frank Messina The event follows a long gap since 1934 as tennis makes a local comeback.
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Macks To Decide Athletics Fate At Meeting Today
Philadelphia Athletics face a decisive meeting on whether to sell the club. Earle Mack and Connie Mack weigh offers from a Chicago buyer to move to Kansas City versus a local syndicate aiming to keep the A's in Philadelphia. Roy M. Mack appeals to preserve the team with Albert Greenfield and Thury Sylk's terms in play.
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World's Top Jockey Retires at Age Fifty
Sir Gordon Richards, renowned as the world's leading jockey, has retired at age 50 after a yearlong contemplation and a recent race day spill that hastened the decision. He announced yesterday that he will never ride again. The retirement follows injuries sustained at Sandown on July 10 when he was unseated in a paddock incident involving Elizabeth’s horse.
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Archie Moore Favorite to Hold Crown in Madison Square Garden Bout
Light heavyweight champion Archie Moore, age 34, remains a 8 1 2 to 1 favorite to defend against Harold Johnson in a 10 rounder at Madison Square Garden tonight. Moore, a Miami resident, seeks a 15th straight victory in the U S boxing telecast and radio. the promoters expect 8 000 fans and about 90 000 in gate and TV money with Johnson getting 20 percent. If Johnson wins, a rematch with Moore is possible within 90 days at a 20 80 split.
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