Ajax Surprises Raymonds in Teener League Thrashing
Ajax relived a slump by routing Raymonds 9 to 4 in Teener League action. Winning pitcher Mickey McMahon fanned 10, while opposing Joh French allowed seven hits. A five-run fifth inning broke a 2-2 tie as Ajax capitalized on three Raymonds errors and timely hits.
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Talon Pays Bill To Replace Dead French Creek Fish
Talon Mic sis donates 5879.75 to the Pennsylvania Fish Commission after an industrial cyanide discharge into French Creek. Ta lon president Lewis Walker announced the payment to aid replacement of killed fish. Carlyle Sheldon Northwest Division supervisor called it a fast, large settlement in a ten-county area but noted full recovery will take time.
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Providence Fights End With Knockout Upset
Providence fighters delivered shocks last night with notable knockouts. Gomes defeated Kelly in a must-see bout while Tibbs outboxed Carrow. Jackson beat Bowen, with Graene topping Salch in another fast finish.
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Salch Jamie
Warren
Jodo Sanches
AL race rolls on amid set matchups and 10th inning surge
The American League pennant chase intensifies with Cleveland Chicago Baltimore Detroit and New York crunching schedules toward the All Star break. Cleveland faces Chicago and Detroit, while Detroit meets Chicago and White Sox as Baltimore and New York eye a rise. In city softball, Corry Merchants remain unbeaten after a 12-9 comeback over Frank's Spaghetti House, aided by a late rally and Merle Ottaway's key three bagger.
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Johansson Disqualification Overshadows Helsinki Boxing Night
Ingemar Johansson faced humiliation at the Helsinki Olympics as heavyweight Ed Sanders defeated him, leading to Johansson's disqualification after a second-round warning for not fighting. The incident contrasted Floyd Patterson’s triumph for the United States, stirring national debate over training and preparation.
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MacKay Battles Through Wimbledon Quarterfinals for U S
Barry MacKay of Dayton Ohio, the lone American man remaining, defeated Australian Nose Frager in a Wimbledon quarterfinal. He advances to a semifinal versus Rod Laver, after a notable win over Fraser in a tense five setter.
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Major League Leaders Summary From Baseball Almanac
Major League leaders across American and National Leagues include Kuenn Detroit with a .357 batting average and Killebrew Washington leading in runs with 57 and home runs with 26. Runnels Boston ties for hits, while Mathews Milwaukee tops RBIs at 68. Pitching leaders show Wilhelm and Koufax with strong decisions and strikeout totals.
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Braves Outslug Yankees in Exhibition Win at Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves beat New York 8-3 in an exhibition before 30,554 at County Stadium. The win increased their fund disbursement, with $100,000 donated to the Milwaukee Braves Foundation for college scholarships. The Yankees earmarked nearly $60,000 for the New York Sandlot Baseball fund.
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Major Loop Stars HITTING Jim Davenport Seals Giants Win
Jim Davenport hit his second homer of the game to break a 4-4 tie in the 13th inning as the Giants defeated the Dodgers 6-4, snapping Los Angeles seven game win streak and moving the Giants into second place. Mike McCormick pitched four scoreless innings in relief to earn the win.
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Gus Hodges
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Jackie Brandy
Gillian
Charlie Neal
Stu Miler
Carl Purillo
Don Demeter
Baseball Scores and Standings From Tuesday and Wednesday
National League standings show Milwaukee 42 30 .583 and San Francisco 42 33 .560 with St Louis 43 34 .559. Tuesday games included Pittsburgh at Philadelphia and St Louis at Chicago, Milwaukee at Cincinnati, San Francisco at Los Angeles. Wednesday schedule lists Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, Milwaukee at Cincinnati, and St Louis at Chicago.
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Steelers Face Erie Post In Junior Legion Clash
The Steelers seek to end a batting slump as Corry McInnes leads the Steelers against Erie Post 11 in an Erie County Junior Legion game. Ey Huts returns from arm trouble to pitch with Patsey Notte and Wave Biuck, LeRoy Rieck moves to catcher, Steve Olson takes center. Infielders Bob Crester, Big Tunnett, Terry Williams and Larry Barr anchor the infield with Bob Lindsey and Bill Sample in the outfield alongside Olson. The Messinesmen sit at 2-8 this season, losing two straight by 9-5 and 4-2, with two earlier wins by 20-0 and 14-4.
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Hennon To Play In NIB Circuit
Al Don Hermon a two time Pitt All America will play in the National Industrial Basketball League for Cleveland next season. The 22 year old 5 foot 9 guard signed yesterday. Hennon averaged 25.8 points per game last year and was a high draft pick by the Cincinnati Royals. He will play with the Orleans without affecting his Pitt Medical School studies.
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Giants End Dodgers Streak With 12 Inning Win
The Giants reclaim second place from the Dodgers after a 6 4 victory in 12 innings. Davenport and Mays hit key home runs in a dramatic 11th inning, Davenport's blast securing the win. Dodgers led early then tied, but fell short as San Francisco avoided a sweep and stayed within striking distance of Milwaukee and the Braves.
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Riegel Captures State Open in 100-Degree Heat
Skee Riegel, 44, won the Pennsylvania Open at Hershey in 144 total after an even par 71 final round. He led the field of 154 entrants despite 100 F heat, finishing two strokes ahead of Williams and Steinhauer, with $397 prize to the runner-up.
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Ingo Returns To Sweden Friday
MIAMI FLAP) Tagemur Jomatesol said he will carry the world heavyweight boxing championship back to his Swedish homeland Friday. He hinted retirement may not follow after his planned defense.
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VFW Rolls Over Corry Jamestown 7-2 in Little League
VFW, led by Sam Black, defeated Corry Jamestown 7-2 at Mead Park to move to 3-0 in the second half. Bosak and Swackhamer also produced two hits each as Black pitched all seven innings, striking out eight and allowing five hits.
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Cleveland Clips Cincinnati 8-1 in 50th season game
Cleveland defeated Cincinnati 8-1 as the Indians celebrated its 50th season. The Cleveland club batted ten hits off three Cincinnati pitchers, with no extra base hits, as 36,000 fans endured a sweltering two-hour game.
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