Major League pennant races spotlight Williams vs Mantle duel
Ted Williams and Mickey Mantle duel for the batting title as pennant races resume. Yankees and Braves lead their leagues with 5 percent game edges, while Williams aims for a .400 mark in Boston. National League contenders follow with Aaron atop at .338 and Musial close behind as Groat Mays and Robinson chase.
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Mary Ann Dons Captures Eastern Grass Court Crown
Mary Ann Mitchell, 11th ranked, defeated Jeanne Roth 6-2 6-3 to win the Women's Eastern Grass Courts singles title in South Orange. Barbara Davidson and Mrs Pat Todd won the women's doubles 6-1 6-1 over Jane Hopps and Dianna Wooton. Seixas claimed the men's title after a disputed start time against Savitt.
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A's Sign Phenom Sansas from Milwaukee High School
19 year old Northwestern left hander Dave Bill who pitched six no hit games at Juneau High School Milwaukee signed as an bonus pitcher by the Kansas City Athletics.
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Braves Remain Cautious as Pennant Fever Bolsters Faith
Milwaukee fans show guarded optimism despite the Braves surging to a 54 game NL lead after sweeping the Cardinals. Joe Adcock tests his leg ahead of Labor Day return while Billy Bruton faces cast removal and Frank Torre has impressed as understudy in Haney’s lineup.
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Baseball scores and standings mixed list from yesterday
Yesterday’s results show no games scheduled in parts of the schedule. Pitchers listed include New York, Philadelphia, Milwaukee, Cincinnati, St. Louis, and Chicago with various win-loss records. American League and West Coast results appear alongside series standings and upcoming clashes, including matchups at Boston, Washington, Cleveland, and San Francisco Vancouver series details.
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Teamsters Edge Central Chevrolet In WTBS Title Play
Teamsters face Central Chevrolet in the second game of Washington Township Junior League World Series, aiming to clinch the title. Pete Mendoza’s two-hit pitching led a 8-2 playoff win over Passco, while George Martinez homered with Valdez aboard as Teamsters built a 4 run cushion aided by two Central errors. If Central rebounds, a decisive game Friday follows.
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Giants Kid Hurler Lauded By Walters For Quick Rise
New York Giants pitching prospect Mike McCormick, praised by coach Bucky Walter, is viewed as a developing star. Once timid after joining last August, he has shown rapid improvement and is expected to become a significant NL pitcher. McCormick debuted with limited service this season, earning a 5-2 win over the Cubs on July 25.
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Rites Tomorrow For Horseman
Funeral services are set for George W. Ring a 69 year old California president of the Horsemen's Benevolent and Protective Association. Ring a noted Thoroughbred breeder died yesterday at St Vincent's Hospital from complications after a kidney operation. Services will be held at the Little Church Around the Corner in Inglewood with interment at Beaumont where Ring and his wife Connie ran the Thres Rings ranch.
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Stars pound Angels in 14 0 shelling at Gilmore Stadium
Hollywood Stars crushed the Los Angeles Angels 14 to 0 at Gilmore Stadium. The loss drops the Angels deeper in the Pacific Coast League standings as San Francisco Seals win-snapped, Vancouver tied the series, and Sacramento and Beavers mix up the cellar. Prout (5-3) pitched for the Stars against Morrie Martin (12-3) in a game where Stars rapped 20 hits.
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Robinson Impresses In First Greenwood Lake Boxing Drill
Robinson and his handlers reported strong form in his first sparring session at Greenwood Lake as he tunes up for next month's welterweight title clash with Carmen Bs. Sl. The middleweight champion, preparing for the bout, showed sharp reflexes and solid conditioning.
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Zulueta Wins In Comeback Eyes Title Shot
Orlando Zulueta, buoyed by a comeback win, says he is ready for another lightweight title shot after a unanimous decision over Frank Ippolito in a 10 round NBC telecast at Madison Square Garden. Zulueta weighed 137 to Ippolito’s 140, with no knockdowns and a nose bleed from Ippolito.
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Kramer Gonzales Case Continues In Los Angeles Court
In Los Angeles Kramer and Gonzales clash over a world tour contract. Kramer claims Gonzales owes 20 percent of tour proceeds including Lew Hoad, while Gonzales contends Kramer promised 25 percent. Judge Patrasso continued the case to Dec. 16 to allow new depositions.
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Smith Rejoins Bucs as Mesias Is Sent to IL Columbus
Pittsburgh Pirates optioned outfielder Homey Mesias to Columbus of the International League to clear space for left handed pitcher Bob Smith who was reinstated from the disabled list.
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Giants may relocate to San Francisco in 1838 bid
Hoos Hayward mayor John Purchio says Giants likely move to West Bay with a $4 million stadium plan on Hesperian Blvd in Mt Eden. SF officials await final club board decision while Minneapolis hopes fade. Stoneham delays final word until he inspects Hayward site as San Francisco promises a bayfront ballpark.
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Jockeys Arcaro and Neves Suspended
Atlantic City stewards suspend jockey Eddie Arcaro for zero days over careless riding in the Atlantic City Handicap. Dedicate loses the win and Royal Beacon is promoted. At Del Mar, Ralph Neves receives five days for insubordination and uncooperative conduct after a card game and race movie incident.
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Brodie Impresses in 4 percenter Secret Workout
Moraga area notes ex Stanford QB John Brodie performing well in his first 49ers workout in San Francisco. He shone in the College All Star New York Giants game last Friday in Chicago and is likely to face the Giants again next Sunday. Earl Morrall to start, Y A Tittle healing, rookies Frank Morte and Larry Baynes set to start. Secret workouts begin for 49ers training camp.
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State's Ring Cleanup Boss Quits Post
SACRAMENTO David L. Luce who led the state athletic commission cleanup of boxing and wrestling has resigned as chief enforcement officer. The resignation takes effect Sept. 15. Commission chairman Dr Dan O Kilroy said Luce’s resignation was accepted reluctantly and that Luce has an offer in private law practice in Petaluma. Kilroy noted no immediate successor and that the new head should have attorney with government administration and investigative experience. The job was created by the legislature and the former secretary post was abolished.
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Major Youth Talent Leads Open Women’s AAU Swim Meet
The Los Angeles Athletic Club leads the national women’s AAU and diving competition in Houston with top 13 year olds Molly Botkin and Chris Von Sauza setting records in the 100 yard freestyle and two seiperi can events. Patty Kempner of the Kristenson swim team tops attendance in the indoor series while Sun Sox attendance rises nationwide with Bakersfield and San Jose showing gains.
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Parker resigns as Detroit Lions coach amid upheaval
Buddy Parker announced his resignation at the Lions meet-the-Lions banquet as George Wilson is named interim assistant coach. Parker cited inability to handle the team and predicted he would not coach again. Club officials and players reacted with shock and uncertainty about the season opener versus the Cleveland Browns.
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State League Gate Climbs in Attendance Figures
California league figures released show a 26 505 rise in paying customers this year compared with the same period last season as attendance climbs in the state league withSAN FRANCISCO as a reference point.
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Jockey Johnny Longden Faces Setback After Injury
Hazel Longden reports Johnny Longden suffers setbacks in treatment for broken bones from a spill at Del Mar last Friday. Norkus knocks out Peele in New Orleans as Peele suffers a fourth round finish and hospitalization follows a prior reported pain.
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Ferrier Becomes New San Leandro Club Pro
Jim Ferrier, new professional at Thrasher Lakeside Golf Club, announced the annual San Leandro City Swimming and Diving Championships. The Aug 27 28 meet at San Leandro High will include novice and open AAU divisions, with age groups based on contenders age on Aug 27. No entry fee is required.
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