Dodgers edge Yankees in charity tilt as Craig aims to start
Los Angeles to face Casey Stengel led New York in a charity exhibition in New York tonight with Roger Craig expected to start for the Dodgers against the Yankees. Frank Howard delivered power in a prior win over the Braves as Dodger pitchers limited opponents. Proceeds will aid the New York sandlot fund and Dodger charities despite a recent loss to Milwaukee.
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Pirates fall to Cubs in doubleheader shocker
In a weekend AP report from Pittsburgh, the Pirates, leading the National League with two top pitchers, lose to the Chicago Cubs twice 7-6 and 7-5. Milwaukee, San Francisco, and Cincinnati results shift the standings as Ernie Banks and Smoky Burgess pull off late heroes.
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Redshalt Giants in 10-4 win to stop sweep
In a Sunday game at San Francisco, Cincinnati powered past the Giants 10-4. Bob Purkey allowed scattered hits as Cepeda hit his 15th homer and Willie Kirkland added a late double for San Francisco.
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Preliminary Over Olympic Trials at Stanford
The article reports on the upcoming Olympic trials at Stanford, with athletes from across the country vying for spots on the Yankee team to compete against nations in Rome. It highlights standout performances from the National AAU meet and lists key marks by John Thomas, Al Cantello, Parry O’Brien, Al Achter, Jim Grelle, Otis Davis, and Le Davis, noting world and U.S. records and notable times and distances.
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Phils and Cards Split in Doubleheader Heartbreak
In Philadelphia the Phillies rally to beat the St Louis Cardinals 3-2 in 12 innings on Tony Gonzalez’s homer, then fall 4-3 as Hal Smith hits a three-run homer in the ninth. Buzhardt wins opener for Philadelphia. Broglio takes nightcap loss.
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High Strung Outfielder Piersall Rested After Doctor’s Order
Cleveland outfielder Jim Piersall, noted for a volatile temper and earlier incidents, was ordered to rest by team physician Don Kelly to soothe nerves and fatigue. Piersall, who has clashed with umpires and players, arrived in Boston unaware of the decision and hoped to return to play soon.
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Oldtime Redleg Dies Funeral services for Thomas W Corval
Voluntown Connecticut report from UPL states funeral services will be held tomorrow for Thomas W. Corval, a longtime Redleg figure, with local obituary notes.
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Dykes on Carpet As Tigers Fade
In Detroit AP reported Detroit Tigers president jBUl Dewitt held a long summit with manager Jimmyl Dykes after a doubleheader loss to the Washington Senators. Dewitt announced no changes and spent over 115 minutes with Dykes in view of players as Detruillas slumped, losing seven of its last nine games.
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Dodgers Defeat Nulaid 15 to 12 in Maynard Minor Game
Dodgers top Nulaid 15 12 as Duke Snider drives offense with a triple and a single. Andy Yardage homers, Bove Hickey adds a double, and Nulaid rallies with seven runs in the fifth but falls short.
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Golf Champ Hick Crawford Falls to Steven Smith in NCAA Final
In Colorado Springs, Crawford of Houston led at 28 holes but stumbled to a 2 up loss to Steven Smith of Stanford in the NCAA Golf final. Smith clinched the title as the match concluded with Smith 2 up.
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French Amateur Champion Won By De Lamare In 1950
Chantilly France reports demi De Lamare a 42 year old French golfer claiming the French Amateur Championship while cheers echoed for the notable loser Balt er John Dawson of Palm Desert California.
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Cardinals Rally to Beat Braves 20-7 in Amateur Bout
A garbled report notes Dawson a California real estate developer and La Vista context as the Cardinals erased an eight run lead to defeat the Braves 20 to 7 in an amateur championship. Pitcher Ralph Greg reportedly worked five hit innings before exiting, with Gary delivering key hits in the third hole.
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Gentile Slugs For Orioles Yankees Fall Two-Hitter
Gentile slugged for the Orioles as the Yankees were held to a two hitter. Estrada faltered in the eighth, Bill Tuttle singled, and Andy Carey homered. The Indians won game two of a doubleheader in 11 innings after closing the opener. White Sox swept Red Sox in a pair, Senators took two from Tigers. Ford limited the Indians to four hits in the opener as Maris led the night with two homers and an error allowed a winning run in the 11th.
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Young Giants Out of Race
The frontrunning Renn Silver's son powered Fresno to a sweep of a doubleheader against the Giants, putting the California League title race in doubt. Reno won 7 to 6 and 8 6 before 1,688 fans, tightening the standings ahead of a crucial three game series with Bakersfield in Reno starting tomorrow. Bakersfield shut out Visalia 10 5 and Stockton defeated Modesto 2–0.
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Visalia Names New Manager After Capps Firing
Visalia Athletics in California League appoint Arthur Mazmanian of Los Angeles as temporary manager after firing Bill Capps who failed to field a team meeting expected talent. Capps had managed Visalia in his first year. Kansas City stab? Arthur Mazmanian also previously led Grand Island in Nebraska State League.
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Pacific Coast League Scores and Varying Results
In a mixed set of results from the Pacific Coast League, Salt Lake City faced Vancouver with a 4 to 7 scoreline. San Diego posted a 43 point game, while Spokane registered a 4 point result in recent play.
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Australians Reach Pro Net Semi Finals in LA
In Los Angeles at the Masters Round Robin tennis event, three of the four semifinalists are Australians Lew Had Ken Rosewall and Ashley Cooper. The $15,000 tournament progresses with the Australians leading the field as play continues.
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