Pirates Lose National Lead In Swing By Milwaukee Braves
In a tight pennant race, Milwaukee closed the gap by sweeping Chicago 7 5 and 10. Pittsburgh tumbled from first after a 6-3 loss to San Francisco. Los Angeles dominated Philadelphia with 27 straight shutout innings across 20 scoreless frames. Norm Larker retook the league batting lead as Cincinnati edged St Louis 5-4 before Stan Musial hit a key homer to spark a late comeback.
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Pittsburgh
Milwaukee Braves
Pirate Toad
Broadway
Milwaukee
Chicago
Warren Spahn
Bob Buh
Pirates
San Francisco
Tom Sheehan
Giants
Los Angeles
Phillies
Phils
Stas Williams
Dodger
Ha Bwo-Ron
Louis
Jay McMillan
Bill White
Cinelha Patt
Oly Ormnel Orrduits
Braves
Ly Dohiny Lepsa
Joe Adcock
Buhl
Dis
Brewer
Houston
Mel Roach
Wille Mays
Bob Schmidt
Billy O'Dell
Dick Groat
Johnny Antonelli
Billy Lees
Mike McCormick
John Buzhardt
Jim Owens
Norm Larker
Dodgers
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Stan Mu|sidl
Jay Hook
Bill Henry
Larker
Mays
Rims
Briton
Mathews
Rina
Banks
Aaron
Pinson
Cunningham
Priples — Pinson
White
Bruton
Kirkland
Williams
Roebuck
Drysdale
Friend
National League Leaders Framed By 200 At Bats And More
Listing of NL leaders in batting runs and hits with players and teams such as Larker Mays Banks Banks, and Mays. Includes pitchers Williams and Roebuck with records, plus strikeout leader Drysdale. Also notes boxing result Santiago Garcia defeating Morales in Cuba.
Diminutive Dietsch Shines as Army Basketball Star Abroad
P J Dietsch, once a Corry High scorer, serves in the Panama Canal Zone with the U S Army. He plays as a guard and forward mix on Headquarters Company team at Fort Kobbe, contributing 20 to 26 points per game. Dietsch helped his unit to Fort Kobbe post championships and boasts a strong tourney record. He plans to pursue college basketball after mustering out around mid August, per family notes.
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Pd. Dietech
Corry Hugh
D & Army
Panama Canal Zone
P. J
Corry
Beavers
Panama
P. J. Dietsch
Jim
Fort Kobbe
Paul Dietsch
S Tory
Combat Support
Dietsch
Army
Youngsville Unet
Terry Willems
Ol City
Olr
Fort Clayton
Bub
United States
Sunday and Tuesday Baseball Scores and Standings Mix
Chicago, New York, Boston, Cleveland and other teams posted results across Sunday and Saturday. Standings show Milwaukee leading with 52 wins, Pittsburgh 33, Los Angeles 48, St Louis 49, San Francisco 45, Cincinnati 40, Philadelphia 35, Chicago 33. Upcoming schedules list Chicago at Boston, Cleveland at New York, Kansas City at Baltimore, Detroit at Washington.
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Chicago
New York
Washington
Detroit
Boston
Kansas City
Cleveland
Baltimore
W. L. Pet
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
St. Lews
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
San. Praneisea
Chicat
Siuisdelphia
Minor League Scores From Eastern and International Leagues
Eastern League results include Williamsport 5 1 over Binghamton Springfield P Roaring 8 Allentown 7 Lancaster 1 NYP. Erie 10 Auburn 5 Wellsville 7 8 Corning 3 4 Elmira 4 8 Geneva 0 3. International League Toronto 1 3 Montreal 3 3 Richmond 3 Columbus 1 Jersey City 2 Miami 0 Rochester 17 Buffalo 9.
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Williamsport
Binghamton
Springfield
Roaring
Allentown
Lancaster
Erie
Auburn
Wellaville
Corning
Elmira
Geneva
Toronto
Montreal
Richmond
Columbus
Jersey City
Miami
Rochester
Buffalo
Orioles win on Jackie Brandt's 11th inning single
Yesterday's Stars shows Jackie Brandt delivering his fourth hit, an 11th inning single to lift Baltimore to a 2-1 win over Detroit. Bob Buhl pitched for the Braves, delivering a four hit 1-0 victory to take the NL lead with Milwaukee. Chicago won the opener 7-5 with Warren Spahitt at the mound.
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Associated Press
Jackie Brandt
Orioles
Baltimore
Detroit
Bob Buhl
Braves
Milwaukee
Chicago
Warren Spahti
American League Leaders Report by CHIC YOUNG
Baseball statistics headline lists leaders across at bats hits home runs and other categories with names such as Maris Mantle Skowron Minoso and Aparicio cited for 1960 season figures. The report marks leaders in runs batted in doubles triples and stolen bases among AL teams.
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Skowron
New York
Minoso
Chicago
Rus — Mantle
Maris
Ris
Smith
Siebern
Kansas City
Allison
Washington
Robinson
Baltimore
Aparicio
Fox
Becquer
Homie
Mantle
Lemon
Landis
Farnicles
Boson
Coates
Chic Young
Country Club semifinals loom in four tourneys action
Poker ace Bill Dyckes reaches the Corey Country Club first eight semifinals defeating Jack Castor to earn a spot. Hodie McLean upstages Russ Cassett in the lower bracket as quarterfinals begin. Defending champ John Rudolph eyeing a semifinal berth faces Bob Bracken with winner meeting Dyckes. Women's event sees Cleo Brown and Ann OmLbnek reach the upper bracket semifinals. Junior winner John Davidson clocks 14 in a two hole playoff.
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Bill Dyckes
Liug-Drving
Hodie McLean
Vinaia Ito
Corey Country Club
Dyckis
Jack Castor
Byck
J. Guy Butters
McLean
Russ
Cassett
John Rudolph
Bob Bracken
Dyckes
Chaloner
John Mohr
Darwin Wolcott
Bud Reed
Dick Fuller
Leon Root
Leo Hoy
en-Lén Dolan
Ther Sorl
Roger Brown
Walter Bertram
Larry Joyce Seainst
Jack Dey
Lo Hanna
Lloyd Stone
Charlie Clart
Bud Bracken
Cleo Bro
Ann OM Mibek
Mrs. Brown
Rita Jackson
Amy Jarkson
Kay Gasset
Mary Rudolph
Mary Hnatyszyn
John Davidson
Vicky Dyckes
Castor Leads In Local Golf Tourney At Corry Club
Castor and Root star in a pant-macher sweeppancs handicap event at Corry Country Club. Castor’s team won with 138 points, Forrester’s quartet 136, Bracken 135. Cassett’s team won a sudden death playoff for fourth. Castor earned 38 points and a low gross 73. Root net 68 on a 16 handicap counted for 40 points.
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Corry Country Club
Jack Castor
Castor
Bob Forrester
Bob Bracken
Russ Cassett
Rass Brown
Cassett
Teen Root
Bob Ott
Marlin Keppel
John Rossbacher
Jim Brady
Forrester
Dr. E. H. Harmon
Chuck Crummings
Bracken
Ted Hubley
Ted Pain
Leo Hoylen
Root
Charlie Clark
George Orcutt
Danier McLean
Dick Fuller
Brown
Dick Puller
Minor League Results and Miscellaneous Scores
A compact roundup of minor league results shows Sungay Keesuiv Toronto 37 at Montreal 2 0 Rochester 13 7 Buffalo 10 2 Miami 2 4 Jersey City 1 3 Richmond a9 Columbus 6 8 Pacific Coast League Tacoma 2 3 Sacrameno b 2 San Clegg 1 2 Salt Lake 0 0 Portland 4 3 Senate 2 H Spokane 15 Vancouver 0 American Association Lonishife Tt Micuseipelia
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Sungay
Hebert brothers clash ends with Jay's PGA win in Akron
Jay Hebert, ex marine and Lafayette native, won the PGA Championship by one stroke at Firestone. He defeated Jim Ferrier and Sam Snead who tied for second while Doug Sanders faltered late. Hebert earned $11,000 of the $63,000 purse, boosting his season earnings to $33,002.
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Akron, Ohio
Jay Hebert
Iwo Jima
Jim Ferrier
Sam Snead
Smith Brothers
Alex
Willie
Ohio
Linnell
Payton
Miami Valley
Jay
Firestone Country Club
Hebert
Ferrier
Snead
Sanders
Arnold Palmer
Doug Ford
Grba Saves Yankees As Gripping Doubleheader Ends
Indians slip to fourth as Eli Grba, recalled from the Richmond farm in June, saves the Yankees after Chicago takes the first game 6-3. White Sox win three straight, trimming New York’s lead to one game. Baltimore edges Detroit in 11 innings to climb to third, while Boston knocks Cleveland to fourth. Pitching notes include Ted Williams bunting, and Jack Brandt’s late hit for Baltimore.
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Richmond
New York Yankees
Yanks
Chicago
White Sox
New York
Grba
Baltimore
Detroit
Jacke Brandt
Boston
Cleveland
Indians
Washington
Kansas City
Yankee
Yankee Stadium
Billy Pierce
Turk Lown
Franke Baumann
Sox
Yank
Roy Sievers
Bill Monhouquette
Mike Fornielns
Brack Sullivan
Ted Williams
Jimour Plersell
Don
Carp
Jurday
Hebbel
Magpire Trenier
Gary Bill
Brandt
Chuck Estrada
Tigers
Jose Valdivielso
Bill Gardner
Dan Dobbek
Indians Go On Warpath Over Jim Piersall
The Cleveland Indians threaten revolt over center fielder Jim Piersall. Piersall stayed in Boston for an AL meeting while the rest of the club headed to New York for a four game series with the Yankees. Team members consider sending a committee to GM Frank Lane to curb Piersall antics as Cronin may suspend him.
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Boston
Cleveland Indians
Jimmy Piersall
Piersall
Boston Trlal
Joe Cronin
New York
Yankees
Frank Lane
Lane
Indians
Piersa
Cronin
Cron
Titusville Cage Coach Resigns For College Post
Armand L. Bris Shaner of Titusville has resigned as head basketball coach to take a college mentor role at Lafayette College in Easton. He will coach the freshman team and assist in sports and intramurals after a sabbatical to pursue a doctorate at Pennsylvania State University.
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Titusville
Armand L. “Bris Shaner
Section T
Queen City
Shaner
Lafayette College
Easton
Lafayette
Pennsylvania State University
Gene Schlosser
Rockets
Meadville
Buenos Aires and Los Angeles figures collide in a cryptic clash
A fragmented report links Buenos Aires figure Joan Carlos Rivera aged 14 in Argentina with a character named Charlie Tombstone Smith in Los Angeles. The text mentions scores or codes such as 1484, with references to Charlestols G-1, Houpton 2 0 Denver -1 and Dallas-Port. Worth.
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Buenos Aires
Joan ‘Carlos Rivera
Argentina
Charlie
Tombstone
Smith
Los Angeles
Charlestols
Houpton
Denver
Dallas-Port
Worth
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Milwaukee New
Cubs
National League
Santiago
Cuba
Robinson Garcia
Chica Morales
Blondie
BAC
P.J. Dietsch
Corry High
Beaver Army
M’lean
PGA
Doug Sanders
Lionel
Linle
Hebert Boys
Eli Giba
Jim Piersall
Moose
O Elks
Commestown
Ajax
Ponds
Aes Supply
E¢warii
National Bank
Corry Jamestown
Moose’s Bar & Rest
A&m Bottling Co
Meinnes Steel Gilmore Studios
VFW
Raymonds Corry Jamestown
McInnes Steel
Barney
Firestone Ree
Rly
Speedway
Irestone
America
Firestana
Ory
Firestone
Tate
Sages
Prio
South Center Street
Jim Hammond Mor
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