Yankees Cut The Comedy As They Rally In Cleveland
The New York Yankees, aimed at the AL pennant, exploded for 13 runs over two games in Cleveland aided by four homers including two by Gil McDougald and a 16‑hit effort. Bobby Shantz won his sixth as Yanks gain ground without catcher Yogi Berra who was out with a broken nose. White Sox beat Red Sox. Reds top Phillies in 11. Cubs drop to fourth behind Brooklyn and Milwaukee.
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Cleveland
New York Yankees
Yankees
Champs
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Washington
Herb Score
Bob Lemon
Early Wynn
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Yogi Berra
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Gil McDougald
Mickey Mantle
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Turner Wins Over Bahama But Wounds Led to Hospital
In a 10 round television bout Turner edged Bahama by split decision in Miami Beach. Dr. Samuel Kaplan reported a hematoma a blood blister the size of half an apple on Turner's forehead and said a concussion risk warranted hospital observation. Turner’s manager George Katz noted severe pain from the fourth round onward and blamed a butt for the injury.
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Samuel Kaplan
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Bahama Islands
Tennis Lessons Open To All At Delano Park Monday
Beginners register at 8 A.M. for a two week session daily 8 to 10 A.M. Monday through Friday with a special instructor.
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Delano Park
Delano
Garnett and Jones Battle On In Beaumont Tennis Tourney
Florence State Teachers College's top doubles pair Garnett and Jones advance to face Lamar State College duo Pedro Bueno and Paul Wilkins after reaching the NAIA sixth annual tennis champs round. Other Florence entries exited. Vaughn and Thompson lost in doubles.
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Florence State Teachers College
Jerry Garnett
Decatur
John Jones
Pedro Bueno
Paul Wilkins
Lamar State College
Florence
Bueno
San Diego
Cal
Rafael Reyes
Garnett
Sonny Straw
Oklahoma Baptist University
Mac Bane
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Jones
Lamar Tech
Armando Perla
Sonny Thompson
FSTC
OBU
Jay Dalton
Blue Gray tennis opens with seeded men advancing
In Montgomery the Blue Gray tournament began its second day with all top seeds winning in straight sets after rain delays. Bill Quillian of Seattle and Ft. Rucker led the field as he faced Guice Potter of Anniston, Wade Herron of Birmingham met Eddie Rubinoff of Miami, and Jean Clarke of Birmingham prepared to play Mrs. Lee Pennington of Atlanta for the women's singles and doubles slate.
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Montgomery
Bill Quillian
Seattle
Ft. Rucker
Ala
Montgomery Country Club
Guice Potter
Anniston
Wade Herron
Birmingham
Eddie Rubinoff
Miami
Jean Clarke
Lee Pennington
Atlanta
Bahama disputes Turner bite during bout
Kaplan claimed a punch could have caused the incident while Bahama insisted he did not butt Turner at any time in the fight. The brief notes a dispute over the method of the clash and quotes both sides.
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Bahama
Turner
Barons and Vols Rally in Area Baseball Showdowns
Barons break hitting slump behind Jim Stump and a 10th win from Bob Kelly as Nashville climbs within a game and a half of league leaders after a 12-2 victory over Memphis. Birmingham belts Mobile 8-2 with Larry Osborne driving in four. George Brunet shines in Little Rock’s 2-0 win over Chattanooga. Atlanta tops New Orleans 17-7 as Dick Stuart and Frank Diprima lead an 18-hit attack.
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Asia
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Baseball Standings and Scores From Daily League Results
The American League standings show New York Cleveland and Boston}.{ Board notes Chicago Detroit Kansas City Baltimore and Washington with results from Wednesday including Detroit beating Washington in 11 innings New York beating Cleveland 13 to 3 and other AL games Today schedules list Boston at Chicago Baltimore at Kansas City Washington at Detroit and New York at Cleveland In the National League Cincinnati Chicago Brooklyn Milwaukee St Louis Pittsburgh and Philadelphia results are reported with several 11 inning games and postponed matches Tek as two separate leagues summarized.
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Denver
Baseball line scores and home runs across multiple games
A dense recap of line scores from games featuring Milwaukee New York Chicago St. Louis Washington Detroit New York Cleveland Baltimore Kansas City and others. It lists pitchers batters and home runs by Adcock Johnson Thomson Mays Sauer Lockman Shhoendienst Bouchee Moon Maxwell Yest and others with final tallies and extra innings where noted.
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Pittsburgh
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H. Smith
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Black Barons Meet Mobile Giants Friday Night At Legion Field
Friday night at Legion Field the first place Birmingham Black Barons face the second place Mobile Cuban Giants in an official Negro American League game. All Decatur Little Leaguers admitted free with a parent.
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Birmingham Black Barons
Mobile Cuban Giants
Decatur
Corsican Brothers Clinch Armory Wrestling Victory
The Corsican Brothers Joe and Jean extended their win streak at the Decatur National Guard Armory by defeating Angelo Martinelli and Tarzan White in a rapid match. Martinelli was pinned in the final fall as George Harris the Baby Blimp opened with a win over Prince Omar.
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Jean
Decatur National Guard Armory
Angelo Martinelli
Tarzan White
Martinelli
George Harris
Prince Omar
Dodgers Beat Braves 13-8 in NL Game Lightning
At Wingfoot Field the Dodgers defeated the Braves 13-8 completing a game started Monday. Dodgers had 10 hits with four errors. Braves five hits and seven errors. Larry Bridges earned the win, Don Tucker the loss.
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Status Of Ward Will Be Talked Friday
CHICAGO The USGA executive committee will discuss Harvie Ward's amateur status on Friday at its headquarters in Golf, Illinois. Ward, San Francisco, will attend in person after questions about expenses paid for his 1954 Canadian and U.S. Amateur tours. If stripped of amateur status he may seek reinstatement immediately.
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Harvie Ward
U.S. Golf Assn
Ward
San Francisco
Western Golf Assn
Golf
Eddie Lowry
U.S
USGA
AMA Under Fire Over Pep-Up Pills Claims
Athletes and officials reject pep pills as a source of athletic vigor. The AMA called for a trustees study into alleged abuses and urged a halt to drug use to enhance performance. Experts cite training and conditioning as the real lift while warning amphetamine misuse may start with sports.
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American Medical Assn
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New York State Medical Society
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New York State Athletic Commission
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National Collegiate Athletic Assn
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Bert Bell
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