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Indians Take 2 Game Lead as Detroit Sweep Secures NL Lead
The Cleveland Indians extended their AL lead to two games by defeating Detroit 5-4 in 10 innings behind two relief wins from Gary Bell. George Strickland drove in the winning run in the 10th after Detroit’s miscue, while Herb Score and Bell polished a four-game win streak with strong relief pitching. The White Sox, Yankees, and Senators also posted varied results as the pennant race tightened around the All Star break.
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Herb Score
Gary Bell
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Chicago
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Washington
Senators
Camilo Pascual
Yankees
Boston
Baltimore
Billy Jurges
Orioles
George Strickland
Larry Osborne
Bell
Luis Aparicio
Nellie Fox
al Smith
Ned Garver
Aparicio
Turkdown
Harmon Killebrew
Babe Ruth
Roy Sievers
Jim Lemion
Pascual
Nats
Duke Maas
Sam White
Red Sox
Tom Brewer
Birds
Jackie Jensen
Lover Hector Brown
Hoyt Wilhelm
Frank Baumann
Frank Sullivan
Elated Indians Named Team To Beat By Dykes
Cleveland Indians mood stays high after a 10 inning win over Detroit and a fourth straight victory. Manager Jimmy Dykes of the Tigers warns the pennant race remains open as New York slips. Gordon notes the long season still ahead and that many teams can beat anyone on any day.
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All Star Game at Pittsburgh Highlighted Baseball Weekend
American League standings show Cleveland Chicago Baltimore New York Detroit Washington Kansas City Boston. All Star Game scheduled for Tuesday in Pittsburgh. Sunday results include Washington 7 New York 1 and Cleveland 5 Detroit 4 in 10 innings. National League results feature Milwaukee San Francisco Pittsburgh Chicago Los Angeles and St Louis with multiple extra inning games.
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Johnny ‘Temple Cinnat
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Gil McDougald
Local Minors Action. Senators Triumph to Lead League
The Senators moved into first place in the Minor Baseball League Friday night, defeating the Yankees 11 in the nightcap on Mead Park’s Little League diamond. Marty Roehrig and Gary Blynt combined for a three hitter as Ronnie Munn led the offense with a triple, double and single. In game one, the Dodgers beat the Indians 5 3 on Pete McLaughlin’s one hit and John McChesney’s homer. A league bee cleanup was announced for the new Minor League field tonight.
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Marty Roehrig
Gary Blynt
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Ronnie Munn
John Waseak
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Indians
Pete McLaughlin
John McChesney
Ted Bauer
Wp Wen
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Union City
Wall Finsterwald Face Playoff For Flint Open Title
Wall and Finsterwald, two veteran champions, will duel in a playoff for the Flint Open title after finishing 72 holes tied at 262. They matched par 72s in the final round, edging Jerry Barber and Cary Middlecoff by one stroke. Barber shot 67 to post strong form, while Middlecoff set a course record with 66. Prize money nears 51,000, marking Michigan golf’s richest payoff.
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Art Waller
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Cary Middlecoff
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Middiecoff
Gene Littler
Farber
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Michigan
Cans Softball Standings And Weekly Results
The CAHS softball week featured four games at the athletic field. Monday saw Rebels beat Bathenders 18-4 and Stumblebums top Fifty Niners 18-12. Batthenders then defeated Liners 8-7 on Wednesday to climb from last place as Aces enter doubleheaders this week.
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Notable golfer wins masters Pebble Beach and Amica tournaments
A concise record notes a golfer from Pocono Manor Pennsylvania with a strong 1969 performance. He captured the Masters and also won Pebble Beach and Amica tournaments, marking a significant career achievement with multiple major victories.
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Regain Lead In 5-0 Shutout Frisco Falters In NL Standings
The Milwaukee Braves regained the NL lead with a 5-0 win over the Phillies behind Carl Willey's four hitter. The Giants lost both ends of a St Louis double with a grand slam by Bill White in game one and Sam Jones relief in game two. Los Angeles pulled within a half game by sweeping the Cubs, while Pittsburgh won twice over Cincinnati in 11 innings.
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Milwaukee Braves
Pittsburgh
Braves
Philadelphia
Phillies
Carl Willey
Giants
St. Louis
Bill White
Ernie Broglio
San Francisco
Sam Jones
Stu Miller
Johnny Antonelli
Los Angeles
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Joe Adcock
Ed Mathews
White
Jack Sanford
Broglio
Jones
Miller
Antonelli
Willie Mays
Tory
Gary Blaylock
Wally Moon
Danny McDevitt
Dodgers
Roger Craig
Moon
Charlie Neal
Gil Hodges
John Buzhardt
Glen Hobble
Clem Labine
Ron Kline
Gus Bell
Reds
Danny Kravitz
Bill Mazeroski
Kline
Orlando Pena
Don Hoak
Betsy Rawls Leads In LPGA Tour Meet At Prestigious Licks
Betsy Rawls, the top money winner, held a four stroke lead over Joyce Ziske entering the final 16 holes at the Prestwick event in Indiana. Rain delayed the finish as Rawls aimed for a sixth LPGA Tour title this season while Ziske and Berg were within striking distance with 217 and 219 totals respectively.
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Sport Store Trips Corry Legion 10-7 in Darkened Finish
Erie Sport Store rallied to beat Corry's McInnes Steel Legionnaires 10-7 at Loveland Field Friday night. Casler left with an injury as Sport Store surged in the sixth inning behind Perkins and Rieck, while Scalise tossed no-hit relief for the visitors.
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Tinker" Casler
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Ingemar Johansson Keeps Warm Dignity After Title Win
The New York AP report notes Johannson, the heavyweight champ after defeating Patterson, remains personable and calm. He downplays changes, cites more media attention, and discusses earnings, investments, and future bouts while maintaining his likable, modellike image.
National League Favored To End AL Streak At All Star Game
National League stars led by Aaron Mays and Banks head to Forbes Field as power hitters and top pitchers back NL hopes to end the American League's two year dominance in the 26th All Star game. Stengel and Haney solidify lineups with shifting pitching plans while fans pack Pittsburgh.
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Chicago
Wynn
Casey Stengel
Fred Haney
Stengel
Hoyt -Wilhelm
Baltimore
Haney
Lew Burdette
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Don Drysdale
Major Loop Stars Pitching and Doubleheader Sweep
Poy Brewer and Red Gox limited opponents to few hits as the Major Loop stars clinched a 6 3 win in the first game and a 3 2 victory in the second. Mazeroski drove in the winning run in the Pirates' late sequence, while a lightning storm led to a rainout and the rules committee later canceled all partial or unplayable games.
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Bill Mazeroski
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Giants slide in pennant race as Indians stay atop AL
Fragmented item notes July fourth standings with Cleveland in first place in the American League two games ahead of Chicago. San Francisco’s playoff bid faltered as the Giants slipped to second, while Cleveland extended its lead and maintained strong form through early July.
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Notable Swedish immigrant reveals learning English via American films
The subject states he learned English by watching American movies with Swedish subtitles. He mentions a large wardrobe and a marriage at seventeen ending in divorce. He has a daughter named Jean from that marriage and a weight measurement of 196 pounds, with a note about a typing error in the text.
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