Philley delivers pinch hit double in 11th for Phils win
Dave Philley doubled home Wally Post from second in the 11th to lift the Philadelphia Phillies to a 5-4 win over the St. Louis Cardinals. Robin Roberts pitched deep into the ninth before Dick Farrell earned the win in relief, aided by Philley's decisive hit after Gene Green and Curt Flood sparked the late rally.
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Yankees Erup in Seventh halts A's streak 10-3
New York Yankees overwhelm Kansas City 10 to 3 in a seventh inning burst. Aaron chooses? The game drew 31,602 at Kansas City, the season’s largest crowd.
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Baseball score roundup from yesterday's leagues
National League results include Philadelphia 5 over St. Louis 4. Kings Los Angeles 3, Milwaukee 1. Cincinnati 6 over San Francisco 3. Chicago 3 over Pittsburgh 1. American League scores feature New York 10 over Kansas City, Cleveland 6 over Baltimore 5, Chicago 3 over Washington, Detroit 7 over Boston 4.
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Baseball schedules and pitcher matchups across leagues
American League games feature Ford facing Urban in New York at Kansas City while Sisler meets Bunning in Boston at Detroit. Wilson opposes Cleven ger in Chicago, Lees pitches for Cleveland against Grant, and Milwaukee hosts Los Angeles with Pad res. National League shows Willey starting for Milwaukee at Los Angeles, Pittsburgh facing Raydon, Nuxhaill meeting Maglie in San Francisco at Cincinnati, and Simmons starting for Philadelphia against St. Louis.
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Cleveland Rally Nips Baltimore
Cleveland as manager Joe Gordon watched his team rally from behind to edge the Orioles 6 to 5. Rocky Colavito starred with a homer and two doubles driving in half the runs, while Bob Avila also homered to set up the late scoring surge and give Cleveland the win over Baltimore at Municipal Stadium.
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Midget Leaguers Play Busy Seven-Game Schedule
Seven midget league games filled Friday at Washington Eagles Lions and Kansas fields. Tweedies beat Scruggs Guhleman 6 0 Hermans defeated Mr Freshie 6 0 VIEW beat Charlies Transfer 10 4 at Lions Field Coca Cola defeated Central Trust 10 1 State Farm Insurance blanked the Commandoes 10 0 at Kansas Field Dalstein Elley edged Lions 43 at Washington Park Tharp Lumber over Capital Supply 5 2 Lions beat Mutual of Omaha in the lone Intermediate League game at Washington
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Tigers Rally Past Red Sox for 7 4 Comeback Win
Detroit erased a 4 0 deficit with a four run seventh inning fueled by Red Wilson’s two run single. Frank Bolling and Harvey Kuenn sparked the rally, Kaline homered, and Johnny Groth walked to load the bases before Wilson delivered the decisive hit. Boston used four pitchers to end the inning. Detroit moves into third in the AL, Boston falls to fourth.
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Little League Rivals Ready to Slobber Opponents
Albany AP report notes two Little League players predicting an easy win and vowing to slobber their rivals in the upcoming Friday game. The casual overheard exchange captures youth sports enthusiasm and competitive spirit.
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Cubs top Pirates 3-1 as Drabowsky shines
Moe Drabowsky limited Pittsburgh to three hits over eight innings to earn the win as the Cubs defeated the Pirates 3-1. The Cubs jumped early and added a late insurance run, while Bob Friend started for Pittsburgh and gave up 10 hits before being relieved. Drabowsky is noted for his strong outing despite upcoming wedding to Elizabeth Johns.
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Cavan Leads Field in Leonard Richards Stakes at Delaware Park
Cavan the Belmont winner heads an 11 horse three year old field in the $47,900 Leonard Richards Stakes at Delaware Park. If all start, the winner nets $25,000 with Cavan the 3 to 5 favorite to claim top honors. Tim Tam, once a Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner, may race again after a sesamoid fracture repair.
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Wimbledon Tennis Faces Weather Halts Matchplay
Weather halted play at Wimbledon as rain wind and darkness disrupted matches. Barry MacKay, 22, faced Australian Bob Barry in a tense clash. the set score stood 6-4 in favor of the Aussie with play halted at 8-8 in the second. MacKay cited a hand blister but vowed to play again if conditions improve. Barry, seeded eighth, struggled with errors and faults while Mulloy and Green battled through rain delays, and Ulrich led Patty before day end. Four American women, led by Althea Gibson, remained in the running for the title with matches left to complete on Saturday if weather allows.
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Mimi Arhold
Redwood City
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Miami
Golfer Tommy Bolt Fined by PGA for Ethics Violation
The Professional Golfers Association fined Tommy Bolt $500 for violating its ethics code. Bolt, who recently adopted a temper-control card inspired by Bishop Sheen, threw two clubs and used abrasive language during the Long Island Open round. Bolt's prior conduct and charity event withdrawal were also noted as context.
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Teams in High Minors Want Bragan as Pilot
Cleveland AP Bobby Bragan says he has received two high minor league managerial offers after being fired as Indians manager. He has not decided and will choose within a few days. He did not identify the teams or leagues.
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Round Table Poised To Surpass Citation In Arch Ward Handicap
Chicago AP Round Table the turfdom's richest active runner is favored to win the $50,000 added Arch Ward Memorial Handicap on grass Saturday and move to about $1,090,014 in earnings. If all nine start the race total purses reach $56,050 with $33,000 to the winner.
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Hutchinson Seeks Pennant With Luck and Thump
Philadelphia AP dispatch: Fred Hutchinson, Cardinals manager, says a pennant is possible with a bit of luck and more thump as St Louis wins six straight, eight of ten on an eastern swing. Lindy McDaniel’s pitching shines in a key victory, Curtis Flood and Gene Green praised, while Stan Musial ends slump as Cardinals trail Milwaukee by a game and a half.
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Jefferson City overwhelms Mexico in 14-0 league win
Jefferson City junior American Legion team, coached by Wyman Basinger, pounded Mexico for 11 hits and a 14-0 victory. Ed Korsmeyer drove nine runs in the eighth as Bob Caine opened the big inning with a homer, while Mexico committed seven errors and starter Ellis left after four frames. Jefferson improves to 6-0 in district play heading into a Sunday showdown at Columbia against the five-win Bears.
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Star Tilt Sets Turley and Friend as All Star Starters
New York pitcher Bob Turley and Pittsburgh’s Bob Friend headline the 1958 All Star Game rotation at Baltimore July 8, with righthanders favored by managers Casey Stengel and Fred Haney. Final staff choices to be revealed Sunday. lefties Williams and Berra miss the starting lineup, while Musial dominates NL voting for the 15th time.
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Bob Friend
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Dodgers Dominate Braves on Koufax Gem and Homers
Los Angeles Dodgers beat Milwaukee 3-1 as Dick Gray and Johnny Roseboro hit homers and Sandy Koufax tossed seven hits, extending their run against the Braves. Hank Aaron went deep for Milwaukee, their only score. Cincinnati edged San Francisco 6-5 with Johnny Temple driving in two runs and Jerry Lynch homer.
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Eager Joe Gordon Takes Tribe Helm
Joe Gordon arrived to assume management of the Cleveland Indians and met with General Manager Frank Lane. The 43 year old, a former World Series star, will confer with Lane and coaches before plans, replacing fired Bobby Bragan, and fans expect modest improvement. Gordon had sold insurance in Sacramento after managing San Francisco to a Pacific Coast League pennant. He said he turned down other major league coaching offers, calling the decision psychic.
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Busso Edges Ortiz In Close MSG Split Decision
Johnny Busso, a rising lightweight, defeated Carlos Ortiz by a split decision in a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden. Ortiz weighed 137 pounds, Busso 137. Roth referee Barney Felix and Judge Bill Recht favored Busso, while Judge Artie Schwartz scored for Ortiz. The Associated Press had Busso winning.
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Minor League Scores International and American Leagues
In the International League Buffalo beat Miami 6 to 3 in the first game. Rochester toppled Havana 8 to 5. Richmond defeated Montreal 5 to 0. In the American Association Indianapolis won 10 to 2 over Denver in the first game. Louisville beat Minneapolis 3 to 2. St Paul won 5 to 2 against Charleston. Omaha edged Wichita 8 to 7 in the first game.
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Pierce Misses Perfect Game Against Washington
Veteran pitcher Billy Pierce held Washington to eight and two thirds innings but missed a perfect game as Chicago White Sox beat the Senators 1-0. Ed Fitz Gerald homered the first pitch off Pierce, while Pierce struck out Albie Pearson to end the threat. The crowd of 11,300 booed, marking a third straight shutout loss in Pierce career feats.
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