Mantle and Skowron Power Yankees Past Kansas City
Mickey Mantle and Bill Skowron fueled an 11-6 New York win over Kansas City. Mantle drove in six with two homers and a triple, Skowron added two homers, while Bobby Shantz earned the win in relief of Turley who faltered in the fifth. Turley struggled, keeping his 21-7 tone from last season but allowed four runs in five innings.
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Associated Press
Mickey Mantle
Bill Skowron
New York
Yankees
Bob Turley
Mantle
Skowran
Kansas City
Skowron
Bobby Shantz
Turley
A's
Shantz
Baltimore
Detroit
Mick
Ray Herbert
Wash
Yankee
Tom Sturdivant
Buchholz Sets Pro Ambition After Wimbledon Upset
Earl Buchholz of St. Louis shocked third seed Nicola Pietrangeli in a 6-4 9-6 7-? Wimbledon first round. The 18 year old, cramping but determined after an earlier operation, declared his goal to turn professional. Other notable results saw Budge Patty, Jon Douglas, and Jaroslav Drobny defeated by rising players, while Alex Olmedo and Barry MacKay advanced.
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Wimbledon
England
Earl Buchholz
Young Buchholz
St. Louis
Nicola Pietrangsll
America
Earl
Budge Patty
Paris
Los Angeles
Jon Douglas
University of Stanford
Jaroslav Drobny
Alan Mills
Alex Olmedo
Peru
Barry MacKay
Dayton
Ohio
Baseball Standings and Tuesday Schedule Recap
American League standings show Cleveland 35 27 and Chicago 27 35 with Baltimore at Detroit in play. New York 31 36 and Washington 29 36 split results as Kansas City and Boston trail. Tuesday games include New York at Kansas City and Washington at Chicago with Boston at Detroit and Baltimore at Cleveland. National League standings list Milwaukee 38 28 and San Francisco 32 55 with Pittsburgh, Los Angeles, Chicago, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, and St Louis close behind. Monday results include San Francisco 4 Pittsburgh and Philadelphia 2. Tuesday schedule features Pittsburgh at San Francisco St Louis at Milwaukee Chicago at Cincinnati and Philadelphia at Los Angeles.
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Cincinnati
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Philadelphia
Talon to Pay to Replace 40 000 Fish in French Creek
Talon Meavyins-Talon Inc will compensate the Pennsylvania Fish Commission to replace fish killed by an accidental cyanide discharge from Plant 7 in French Creek. S. Carlyle Sheldon and company officials released the count totaling more than 40,000 fish including minnows rough fish and hundreds of game fish.
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Pennsylvania Fish Commission
French Creek
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Conneautville
Northwest
Zipper Manufacturing Company
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Talon
Fish Commission
Erie Railroad
Connénut Marsh
Major League Night Game Highlights and Errors
Dodgers star Sandy Koufax fanned 11 in a 6 1 victory over the Phillies setting near NL records as Day Dean 11933 era noted. Micky Mantle homered twice and drove in three in an 11 8 win over Parioneselruyee. Burlington public notice lists rights actions under Vic Steve Ward. Montreal Tommy New rcutt Pert Gumeling outpaced Jen Dulivety in a sequence of unclear events.
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Sandy Koufax
Dodgers
Phillies
Dean
Micky Mantie
Parioneselruyee
Burlington
Vic
Steve Ward
Gwi Hadford
Montreal
Tommy Newrcutt
Pert
Orioles Sign Hoyts Brother to Bluefield Assignment
The Baltimore Orioles signed Gary Cooper Wilhelm, Hoyt Wilhelm’s brother, who is a 23-year-old pitcher recently discharged from the army. He was assigned to the Bluefield West Virginia team in the Class D Appalachian League to develop his pitching, with Hoyt noting Gary has much to learn but potential.
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Gary Cooper Wilhelm
Hoyt
Wilhelm
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VFW Opens Second Half With Win Over Moose Club
The VFW jumps to an early lead in the Little League midseason at Olin Bracken Field, defeating the Moose Club 32. Black homered in the sixth to break a 2-2 tie and earned the win as the pitcher, fending off Morton who relieved Ahl. Morton had two hits to lead Moose, while Ahl and Swackhamer also produced extra-base hits. Tonight Elks and Corry Jamestown start second-half play as all teams show improvement and a tight race is expected.
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VFW
Moose Club
Olin Bracken Field
Black
Vets
Tom Morton
Danny Ahl
Moose
Moose Boys
Ahl
R. Swackhamer
Morton
Elks and Corry-Jamestown
Mire
Red Sox Benched Williams Return Sparks Detroit Night
DETROIT AP Ted Williams returns to left field for Boston after being benched since June 14 as his average slipped to .189. Manager Mike Higgins plans him to start against the Tigers, Williams says timing and focus have been off but ball has looked good in batting practice.
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Ted Wallems
Boston Red Sox
Boston
Mike Higgins
Higging
Willams
Patterson Aims to Prove Right to Be Called Good Champion
Floyd Patterson appears in top form as he prepares to defend the heavyweight title against Ingemar Johansson at Yankee Stadium in a bid to prove his greatness. Patterson’s trainer says he is more determined, meaner, and sharper than before the London fight, with roadwork and loosening exercises leading to Thursday's weigh-in in New York. Johansson pauses training to rest, insisting the rest strengthens his body for the bout.
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Patterson
Chatham
N.J
Floyd Patterson
Ingemar Johansson
Yankee Stadium
Traiier
Dan ‘Florio
Florio
Brian London
London
Indianapolis
Archie Moore
New York
Johansson
Ingemar
Steelers Seek Third Straight At Wesleyville
Garry's McInnes Steel Junior Legion squad heads to Wesleyville for a fourth 1959 season game on the road seeking a third straight Erie County circuit win. Ed Latos pitches, Steve Olson starts behind the plate, with Caster, Tunnell, Williams and Barr in the infield and Paulson, Rieck, Lindsey in the outfield. The Notte men opened with a 3-0 loss to Matloch's of Erie, then defeated Union City 20-0 and Erie Polish National Alliance 14-4 as they prepared to meet Girard at Loveland Field.
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Wesleyville
Garry
McInnes Steel
Erie County Legion
Ed Latos
Steve Olson
Patsey Notte
Wave Rieck
Corry
Bob Caster
Bill Tunnell
Terry Williams
Larry Barr
Jim Paulson
LeRoy Rieck
Bob Lindsey
McInnesmen
Matloch’s
Erie
Union City
Vaden Foil Hi-Fi Upset Bid In 11-9 Triumph
The Corry Merchants remain unbeaten in City Softball League after a hard fought 11-9 win over Hi-Fi Club at Corry Area High School. Trailing 11-3 in the sixth, Hi-Fi rallied with three runs in the sixth and seventh but could not complete the upset as Corry secured its seventh straight victory.
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Corry
HiFi Clubbers edge Corry Merchants in high scoring game
HiFi Clubbers led 3-0 after Howard McMullin cleared the bases with a triple and Art Perkins and Alan Long later added two run hits. Corry Merchants rallied with two in the second and five in the third including a long homer by Baglen, but HiFi pulled ahead with six more runs in the sixth. Final 11-9, Gates took the loss for Corry.
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Dick Eaglen
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Alan Long
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Corry-Jamestowsi
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Purdy
Yanasens
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Ag Tang
Perkins
de Lei Aon
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Linski
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Hateh
Ifsta
Englen
Borden
Sey
Ottaway
Koufax Just Misses NL Strikeout Mark in Dodgers Phils Win
Sandy Koufax struck out Phillies batters in a dazzling display but fell one shy of the NL single game record. The 23-year-old lefty earned his first victory of the season as Los Angeles moved within three games of first place Milwaukee. Humberto Robison and Jim Owens combined for eight strikeouts for Philadelphia.
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Sem Jones
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Bob Turley
Dizzy Dean
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Major Loop Leaders in the American and National Leagues
Readable OCR lists major league leaders by at bats hits runs doubles triples home runs and steals for both leagues. Names such as Killebrew Mathews Aaron Banks Aparicio and Koufax appear, with teams including Washington Cleveland Detroit Chicago New York Boston St. Louis and Los Angeles. Provides pitching leaders and strikeout totals with several near-standout figures.
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Raline
Killebrew
Washington Power
Cleveland
Yost
I — Kilebrew
Washington
Skowron
New York
Vox
Chicago
Kaline
Williams
Kansas City
Runnnels
Boston
Runnels
Fox
Colavita
Aparicio
Mantle
Larsen
Wilhelm
Baltimore
Wynn
Aaron
Milwaukee
White
St Louis
Rims Mathews
Pinson
Cinelli
Banks
Hill Aaron
Cepeds
San Francisco
Cimoli
St. Louis
Dark
Finson
Cincinnati
Los Angels
Mathews
Anderson
Philadelphia
Blasingame
St. Louls
Neal
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Elston
Koufax
Drysdale
Ls Angelis
Jones
Sai Fratietsco
Week's Minor Play Postponed At Mead Park
The Mini League at Mead Park postpones the first week due to weekend runs. Hay Blynt, a Minor League official, announced all games will be made up by Saturday doubleheaders. He noted that Viltehes must be dug on both sides of the field and that Friday evening draws will shift accordingly.
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Mead Park
Hay Blynt
Blynt
Diving Coach Hart of Michigan Dies After Accident
Con Bruce Harlan, senior diving coach at the University of Michigan, died in a hospital after being injured Sunday at Fairfield. He fell 27 feet while dismantling a diving platform.
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DU Norfolk
Bruce Harlan
University of Michigan
Fairfield
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