Torrid Tigers Crack American First Division Whip Boston
Detroit under manager Jimmy Dykes surged to a 12 of 15 run and 2 games under .500 to sit within one game of Cleveland after a 6-3 road win at Boston. Jim Bunning allowed six hits in six innings while Al Kaline drove in three runs and homered. The win breaks a fourth‑place deadlock and marks Detroit’s first over-.500 finish this season.
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Bolt Aims for U S Open Calm Mindset
Tommy Bolt spoke of positive thinking before his first U S Open practice round at Winged Foot. He said calmness helps avoid mistakes and keeps him focused on choosing the right club. Bolt shrugged at winning odds, noting 20-1 against any player, while stressing self control. He remains a strong contender despite past temper issues.
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Major Loop Leaders in American and National Leagues
Highlights from batting pitching and fielding leaders include Kuenn and Kaline of Detroit in batting averages, Killebrew of Washington leading RBIs and home runs, Williams and Runnels among doubles and triples, Aparicio and Mantle running bases, Wilhelm Larsen and Fischer top pitchers, and Aaron Pinson Mathews among hits and power totals with various others leading in steals and extra categories.
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Local Youth Leagues Standings and Tonight's Games
Teeners Raymond's lead 10 to 4 over Ajax in a Teener clash. Corry Merchants post 24 to Frank's in City Softball. Corry Jamestown meets Cory-Jamestown and Elks. Aero Supply, National Bank, and Hi-Fi Club also scheduled.
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Boxing Probe On Tap In San Francisco Meeting
San Francisco AP reports the state athletic commission will discuss a boxing beating mystery phone calls and fight cancellations plus Rueben Vargas value. Jackie Leonard suffered the beating at a Hollywood Legion Stadium event with details including Bert Brodash Vargas's manager and Don Chargin involved in the talks.
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Face Helps Pirates End Slump With 12-9 Win Over Braves
Elroy Face, the Pirates' reliable reliever, earned the eighth win of the season with three scoreless innings after a four game skid, as Pittsburgh defeated the Giants 12-0 in a game highlighted by Harry Bright's three-run pinch homer. The Braves edged the Cubs 9-5 in Milwaukee to reclaim a three game lead atop the standings.
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Just About Time To Quit Ump
Oklahoma City AP reports B. G Rea plans to quit umpiring after suffering a broken nose two black eyes chipped teeth and a cut lip in a Saturday game lost 11-0 A maneuvering manager John H Dial of the losing team faced an assault charge. Providence item notes Willie Greene 157 Providence knocked out Gene Hamilton 164 New York in a separate brief.
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Officers Named as Corry Minor League Season Opens
At Mead Park a meeting set the Minor League baseball season with 33 boys and parents present. James Hammond elected president, Robert Marsh vice president, James Rosebery secretary, George Wurm treasurer, and Ray Blynt players agent. More than 40 participants, applications due, 6 p m games on the Mesct Park old softball field being converted to a Little League diamond.
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Baseball scores and schedule prompt strong league play
Fragmented league results show Detroit beating Boston 4 to 1, Chicago at Washington, Cleveland at Baltimore, and other matches across New York Philadelphia St Louis Milwaukee and Los Angeles schedules. Multiple date references and team pairings appear with unclear order.
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Major League Baseball notes with Lew Burdelly strong game
Lew Burdelly led the Braves to a victory with two doubles and four at bats driving in a run. Pitching by Chris Tigers limited the Tigers to a quiet effort as the team secured the win with solid defense and timely hitting.
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All-Star Classic plans clarified by league presidents
Warren Giles and Joe Cronin meet with Ford C. Frick to finalize the second major league All-Star game set for August 3 at the Los Angeles Coliseum. The format, teams, and funding details including 60 percent of proceeds to the players pension fund are discussed amid a tight, balanced standings context across the league.
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Casey Declares War on League With Yankees Invasion
Casey Stone of the New York Yankees vows to wipe out Josine Six’s shame at the start of the Western Invasion. He targets a sweep of the Western team after a rough stretch, saying the current trip should be different and the Yanks will be ready.
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