Giants Rally In Ninth For Narrow Victory
The Giants won in the ninth inning after a bases loaded hit by pitch in the last of the frame. Larry Jackson took the loss as Philadelphia extended a seven game win streak by beating Cincinnati 7 1 in the opener of a doubleheader.
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Crax Win Twice Keep Heat On Barons In pennant race
The Crackers swept a doubleheader from Birmingham 6 1 and 4 1 to strengthen their grip on the Southern Assa pennant. Paul Cave Jim Umbricht and Ken MacKenzie pitched well as Atlanta moved within reach of hosting the All-Star game. Chattanooga’s Vern Morgan led his club with five hits and five runs in a dramatic day as Mobile fell further from first.
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Baseball Standings and Scores From National League and American League
National League standings show Milwaukee leading with 40 wins, 33 losses, and .548, followed by San Francisco 41-36, Philadelphia 36-35, Chicago 39-39, Cincinnati 36-37, Pittsburgh 36-41, Los Angeles 33-42. Sunday results include Milwaukee 2 Pittsburgh 0 and Chicago 6 Los Angeles 2 among others. American League lists New York 48-25, Kansas City 38-37, Boston 38-37, Cleveland 37-40, Chicago 36-39, Baltimore 35-40, Washington 31-45, with notable scores: Boston 10 New York 4, Cleveland 8 Kansas City 5, Detroit 2 Chicago 1, Washington 4 Baltimore 3. Southern Association standings show Atlanta 65-? and Mobile 43-? with schedule details for Monday and Saturday results.
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Athletics Triumph Over Cardinals 12–6 in Pony League
In West Town Park Saturday night youth baseball games saw the Athletics defeat the Cardinals 12 to 6 in the Pony League junior division, followed by the Pirates beating the Orioles 5 to 4.
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Wall Wins Rubber City Open In Sudden Death Playoff
Art Wall Jr., 34, edged Don Finsterwald in a sudden death playoff at Firestone Country Club to capture the Rubber City Open. The final scores were 269, 15 under par, with Wall earning $2,800 after a clutch birdie on the second extra hole. Finsterwald tied Wall with three late birdies, including a 40-foot put on the final hole.
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Carter Hopes to Top Valdes in Spokane Heavyweight Bout
Harold Carter, ranked No. 5 by the NBA and No. 9 by Ring, seeks a path toward Floyd Patterson by facing Cuban Nino Valdes in a 10 round bout at Spokane Coliseum. Valdes, 33, has won three straight since a February loss to Alex Miteff. The fight airs on ABC television.
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Sink Or Swim Philosophy Works On Jay
Milwaukee pitcher Joey Jay delivered a 2-0 four-hitter shutout of the Pittsburgh Pirates to halt the NL leaders five-game slide. The 22-year-old right-hander, who signed with Milwaukee five years ago for 40 000, improved to two victories in five decisions and posted a 1.05 ERA over five starts.
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Pine forests suffer from green striped worm outbreaks
In North Carolina and Virginia a green striped worm defoliates pines by eating needles. The trees are harmed only in appearance, becoming bare without foliage.
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Navigation by memory disproved by duck migration study
Dr. Frank Bellrose grands the Illinois Natural History Survey tests blue winged teals, showing fledglings follow adult routes to wintering sites, contradicting memory navigation. The article notes fish touch senses outpace scent and taste, while blackberries ripen as a public fishing road remains secured by TVA and Wheeler Refuge. A new martin apartment on Lee Street donated by Hicks Chevrolet and Robinson Furniture Co. eases housing for purple martins. Ten million Russians study English per Dr. Leon Twarog after tours of colleges.
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Railways in India Use One Third of Coal Produced
Railways in India consume about one third of the country’s coal. Many rail lines are now being electrified to improve efficiency and reduce emissions.
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Peter the Greek name for a rock.
Peter is the Greek given name meaning a rock or stone in the language. The term denotes a hard, enduring quality linked to the ancient name.
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Washington May Be Next To Lose Team
Washington Senators loom as potential movers amid attendance woes and board pressure. Calvin Griffith plans to gauge AL owners at the All Star period on relocating from the capital to possible new homes such as Minneapolis Houston Dallas or Toronto as内部 tensions over greener opportunities persist.
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Iowa Name Derived From Sioux Indian Tribe
The word Iowa is said to originate from a Sioux group name used by early inhabitants. The attribution links the state’s name to Native American heritage in regional lore.
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