Indians Sweep Yankees as Bell and Piersall Spark Tribe
Cleveland completes a doubleheader sweep over Kansas City to extend their win streak to eight of nine. Gary Bell tossed a three hitter for his first victory in nearly a month while Jimmy Piersall returned to action and contributed key hits. An error and late homers helped Cleveland claim game two 5 3, with Johnny Romano hitting his second homer of the night and Ken Aspromonte adding a two run shot.
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Williamsport Defeats Binghamton in Eastern League Action
In an Eastern League minor league game Williamsport beat Binghamton 15 to 2 as Readine and Aulentown logged solid outings. Meanwhile Springfield posted an 8 1 victory and Wellsville topped Auburn 14 to 6 with strong hitting from Geneva and Goring.
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Baseball Standings and Results for Monday and Tuesday
American League standings show New York Cleveland Baltimore Chicago Detroit Washington Kansas City Boston with varying records. Tuesday results include New York at Washington Baltimore at Boston and Kansas City at Detroit with Chicago at Cleveland and Washington at Boston on Wednesday. National League scores feature Pittsburgh Milwaukee St Louis Los Angeles Cincinnati Philadelphia San Francisco and Chicago with tie games noted and schedule through midweek.
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Major League Leaders Highlights From Baseball Stats
The list covers batting leaders such as Mays, Runnels, Mantle, and Banks with at bats and runs. pitching leaders include Bunning, Pascual, and Drysdale by decisions and strikeouts. notable names like Aaron, Aparicio, Pinson, and Fox appear across categories with team affiliations and totals.
Minor League Scores Across Leagues and Contender Highlight
Pacific Coast results include Salt Lake 2 4 Tacoma 1 13 Sacramento 5 8 San Diego 3 1 Portland 15 Vancouver 9 Settle 11 Spokane 3. International League games Buffalo 8 2 Toronto 5 4 Montreal 6 6 Rochester 2 7 Richmond 7 3 Miami 2 6 Columbus 4 5 Havana 2 4 American Association St Paul 6 1 Minneapolis 3 5 Indianapolis 76 1 2 Louisville 1 2 Denver 1 10 Houston 0 4 Charleston 10 6 Dallas Port Worth 3 7. Liston top contender Providence R T Bantry Listory of Philadelphia was main ed top contender for the heavyweight crown Sunday.
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Willie Mays to Lead Off All-Star Game for NL
Los Angeles manager Walt Alston plans to use Willie Mays as leadoff in the National League lineup for the All-Star Game in Kansas City. The proposed order includes Bob Skinner Eddie Mathews Hank Aaron Ernie Banks Joe Adcock Bill Mazeroski Del Crandall and Mays, with Mathews moved to third despite considering him for leadoff.
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Souchak Wins Flint Open In Dramatic Golf Finish
Mike Souchak overcame a U S Open memory with a final nine blaze to win the Flint Open at Flint Michigan. He shot 69 for a 282 total to edge Gay Brewer Jr and Art Wall Jr by one stroke. Brewer and Wall earned $3,800 each for second place as the $52,000 event concluded.
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Hearing Form Requisites For Blind Golfer
Pittsburgh visit by Mrs. Lillian Bersh of Philadelphia explains how blind golfers play Golf requires a sighted coach and aural cues for distance. Bersh, 28 years blind, says drives vary from 100 to 250 yards with scores around 120 to 150 and plans to establish a Pittsburgh chapter of the Blind Golfers Association.
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Ex-NFL players join Patriots in league fusion
Two former NFL players, linebacker Hardy Brown and defensive halfback Skip Doyle, signed with the Boston Patriots of the American League. Brown played at Tulsa and spent time with the San Francisco 49ers and the Chicago Cardinals, plus a Canadian league stint.
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Ott Kaiser Win Holiday Mixed Golf Tourn
Ott and Mrs. Kaiser won the Fourth of July Scotch golf tourney at Corry Country Club after an extra hole playoff against Bob Bracken and Marie Keppel. Ralph Bailey with Dotte Dolan, Bud Reed with Mary Lewis, Darwin Wolcott with Alice Bailey also placed in the top five among 56 golfers.
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Kramer Eyes Pro Am Meet at Wimbledon
Pro tennis impresario Jack Kramer plans for a pro am event at Wimbledon and may attend a Paris federation meeting to decide if open tournaments will be sanctioned. Officials note no big-money prizes for amateurs. Kramer says open events hinge on prize money and authorized amateur status.
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Miss Wright Wins LPGA Title At French Lick
Micky Wright of San Diego wins the Ladjey Professional Golf Association championship at French Lick. Wright opens with birdies and ends with a three under par 71 for a 202 total and 1300 prize. Lowis Sages and Betsy Rawls finish behind with 203 and 201 totals respectively.
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Pirates surge as rivals stumble in tight NL pennant chase
The Pirates built a big lead over rivals with decisive wins and strong pitching while the Cubs Giants Cardinals Dodgers Braves Braves faltered. Key performances included Aurrey Hadix’s six hit game and Sid Suckett’s late homer, fueling the Pirates in a crowded National League race.
Seven Pennsylvanians Named to Olympic Track Team
Seven Pennsylvanians and former Pennsylvania college athletes earned spots on the U S Olympic track and field squad. Tra Davis ex La Salle and Bill Sharpe a Philadelphia policeman West Chester State College student compete in the hop step and jump. Don Brese Villanova Army Pfo. Ted Woors Pittsburgh and Colorado in the 1000 meter relays. Al Guntella Norris Town javelin. Bo Roberson Philadelphia broad jump. Frank Budd Villanova sophomore 100 meters.
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Pirates win as Haddix blanks Braves in nine innings
Yesterday's Stars pitcher Harvey Haddix allowed six hits and shut out the Braves over the last eight innings in a 7-2 Pirates victory, preserving Pittsburgh's 3 game lead. Pete Whisenant collected a homer double and single with three RBIs and scored the tying run in a 9-8 win over the Yankees.
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