Pierce Haunts Indians as White Sox sweep Cleveland
White Sox lefty Billy Pierce beat the Indians for the fifth straight time in a 9 3 victory to complete a two game series sweep in Cleveland. Pierce improved to 7-4, allowing seven hits including a Jim Piersall homer, as Al Smith and Gene Freese homered and drove in three each in a 13 hit attack. The Yankees remained three games ahead after a 6-3 win over Baltimore.
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Souchak to Play at Jamestown Moon Brook Club
Mike Sou mnns, second only to George Bayer among the lone ball hitting pros, will play an 18 hole exhibition at Jamestown Moon Brook County Club Sunday afternoon. He won the Flint Open last weekend and will partner with amateurs Ward Wettlaufer and John Konsek of Buffalo in a fourball alongside Moon Brook pro Toby Lyons. The match follows a 1 o'clock golf clinic.
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Dodgers Move Up But Pirates Hold Narrow NL Lead
The Los Angeles Dodgers show improvement as they chase the Pittsburgh Pirates in the National League standings. The Dodgers still trail the Pirates, who continue to score and hold the top spot in the race.
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Thursday Results and NL standings update from baseball games
New York 6 Baltimore 4 Chicago 9 Cleveland (N) Detroit 6 Kansas City 3 Washington 62 Boston 4 (twi night) Friday Cleveland at Chicago Detroit at Kansas City Washington at Baltimore New York at Boston Saturday Cleveland at Chicago Detroit at Kansas City Washington at Baltimore New York at Boston Pirates, Dodgers, Braves, Cards, Giants, and Cubs results highlighted. The Dodgers moved within a half game of third place San Francisco after a 7-1 win over Chicago.
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Floyd Patterson Named Fighter of the Month by Ring Magazine
Ring Magazine’s semimonthly ratings place Floyd Patterson as fighter of the month after reclaiming the heavyweight title. Heavyweights Ingemardo Hanson falls to No. 4 behind Patterson, Sonny Liston and Zora Folley, while Eddie Machen and Carl Olson rise or hold. Light heavyweight sees Mike Holt upset with BoBo Olson entering the top 10. Willie Pastrano climbs to No. 4 and Chic Calderwood remains at No. 4.
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Palmer Seeks Bold Gamble At British Open Title Chase
Arnold Palmer from Latrobe Pa moved within four strokes of leader Roberto De Vicenzo after a 70 in the third round at St Andrews. A torrential rain halted the final 36 holes, which resume tomorrow as Palmer vows to gamble again to close the gap. De Vicenzo led at 201, Kel Nagle 207, Palmer 211 with 47 survivors from 376 starters.
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Yesterday's Stars Lead Victory With Three RBI Double
Hitting-Bob Skinner, Pi rates cracked a two-run two-out double in the ninth for all three RBI in a 3-2 win over the Reds. Pitching-Warren Spahn of the Braves ended Milwaukee's losing streak at three with a five-hit 2-0 victory over the Phils, walking one and fanning 10.
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Moose's Blasts Gilmore to 22-6 in City League clash
Moose's Bar and Restaurant nine overwhelmed Gilmore Studios 22 to 6 at Corry Area High School softball diamond. Seven homers powered the siege with Bol Ottaway leading the parade, as Merle Ottaway allowed nine hits in a six inning win for Moose's. Ed Latos collected five hits for the winners while Gilmore's Dick Wotus Jim Bendley both drove in runs in a rough night for the Photogs.
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Major League Leaders and Tokyo Fight Results
The week’s baseball leaders include Gentile batting .329 with 381 at bats and Maris driving in 68 runs for the Yankees. Runnels leads Boston with 95 hits, Mantle and Aparicio show multi category spots, while Coates tops pitchers with seven qualifying wins. In boxing news, Kazuyoshi Amada outpoints Flashy Panla in Tokyo.
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Legion Cracks Narrow 6-5 Triumph in Final Frame
Corry's Junior Legionnaires earned a hard fought 6-5 win over Erie Post 11 as Lynn Ryland delivered two key relief appearances and a pivotal three-run sixth. Bale's errant throw allowed two Corry runners to score and seal the come-from-behind victory. Collido of Erie delivered a long ground-rule double, while Ryland and Krone flashed solid defense for Corry.
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All Star Game in Kansas City Tests Athletics Future
Kansas City hosts the All-Star game amid a bid to keep the Athletics in town after the death of majority stockholder Arnold Jobson. Bud Daley may start for the American League against Willie Mays, while local backers pledge funds and seek a purchaser to keep the club at Municipal Stadium.
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