Mantle Maris Moose Power Yanks Into First
Pinch hit by Bob Hale breaks eighth inning tie as Cleveland Indians beat Boston Red Sox 2 1. Stigman and DeLock hold until seventh when Hale delivers the deciding sac fly. W Bowsfield L DeLock. Mantle Maris and Skowron homer for Yankees. Rivera and Sievers homer for White Sox.
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Mantle
Maris
Moose
Cleveland
Bob Hale
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Dick Stigman
Ike DeLock
Stigman
Ed Sadowski
Ted Bowsfield
Hank Foiles
Boston
Oix
DeLock
Fornieles
Saand Romano
Foiles
W— Bowsfield
L—Delock
Braves Blank Cardinals 5-0 to End Jackson Streak
Milwaukee's Burdette shuts down St Louis as Larry Jackson's eight game win streak ends. Bruton hits a three run homer in the seventh to seal a 5-0 Braves victory.
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Braves
Cardinals
Larry Jackson
Burdette
Jackson
Mil
Bill Bruton
Bob Duliba
Milwaukee
Bruton
East End and Brookhaven Win In Church League
East End and Brookhaven Baptist each won in church league action. A bases loaded homer by an East End player led the way in one game while Holland tied the score with a homer in the fifth and later stole home for the winning run. Brookhaven Baptist also defeated Fairview Baptist 10 to 5. Games were postponed Friday night due to rain.
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Land
Holland
Brookhaven Baptist
Fairview Baptist
Associated Press
New York
Agricultural commodities drive most 1959 export rise
Nearly two thirds of the increase in U S commercial exports in late 1959 came from agricultural commodities. The surge reflects growing demand for farm products abroad and boosts overall trade figures for the period.
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United States
Giants Greet New Pilot With A Win
Jones earned his ninth win during a four hit game as San Francisco beat Philadelphia 7 to 0. Green took the loss, while Robinson Phillips Coker and Jones contributed in the Giants scoring effort at home.
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Giants
Jones
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Green
Robinson
Phillips
Coker
Byerly
Antonelli
Schmidt
W . Jones
L—Green
Reds End Six-Game Slide With 7 1 Victory Over Cubs
Cincinnati Reds end a six game losing streak by drawing nine walks and taking advantage of a Chicago error along with two home runs by Kasko and Bailey in a 7-1 win. Jay Hook won his sixth decision while Morehead struggled with five walks.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Young Jay Hook
Cubs
Ernie eeseSeneen Kasko
Ed Bailey Wih Ying
Bailey
Ed Bouchee
Seth Morehead
Cicago
Chicago
Morehead
Cardwell
Crott
Drabowsky
Hegan
W—Hook
L — Morehead
Kasko
Tuscaloosa Hosts Homecoming for Ex Tide Coach Wade
About 100 former Alabama athletes and coaches who worked with Wallace Wade between 1923 and 1930 are expected to attend a two day homecoming celebration in Tuscaloosa. The event honors the former University of Alabama football coach.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Wallace Wade
University of Alabama
Alabama
Wade
Tigers Edge Orioles in 5-3 Win
Detroit stunned Baltimore 5-3 as Charlie Maxwell, after a tough series against Cleveland, delivered two singles and drove in a run in a five at bats performance. The Orioles committed no errors in the game.
Tigers Stay Alive with Three Homers Despite Five Hits
Maxwell homered twice driving in the lone Detroit runs as the Tigers beat Baltimore 7 3 in a late win. Estrada started for Baltimore, Hoeft took the loss, Semproch earned the win after six innings in relief.
Palmer And Snead Ireland Favorites
Palmer and Snead favored as Ireland hosts world team and individual championships after 72 holes. Organizers dread the big sports jam described by locals as the largest event they’ve had to stage.
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Portmarnock
Ireland
Arnold Palmer
Samae
Palmer captures Open title at Cherry Hills with 280
Denver AP reports Arnold Palmer surged to a final round 72 to finish 8 under par at Cherry Hills, totaling 280 strokes to win the Open for his second major of the year after the Masters. The 60 year Open history saw Palmer surpass five-stroke margins in the final round.
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Hogan Col Palmer
Hogan
Souchak
Jack Nicklaus
Columbus
Ohio
Johnny Goodman
E. J
Dutch) Harrison
Don Finsterwald
Jack Fieck
Julius Boros
Ted Kroll
Jerry Barber
Don Cherry
Palmer
Gene Sarazen
Flushing
N.Y
Conservation Reserve impacts quail habitat and game
The article notes Alabama's Conservation Reserve Soil Bank covers over half a million acres, with substantial tree planting, providing cover that boosted quail and rabbit populations. It discusses mowing practices, bamboo partridges trial, Wheeler Refuge geese, and night bass fishing techniques, plus U.S. Game Management Agent Harley Pierson's six week Canada stay for banding work.
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Thomas Z. Atkeson
Alabama
Conservation Reserve Soil Bank
ASC
Harley Pierson
U.S
Canada
35,000 Will Watch Title Bout Monday
Promoter Bert Fugazy plans movie and TV appearances for the title bout as the unbeaten 27 year old champ with 14 knockouts in 22 fights seeks another victory. Patterson was floored in the third round by Floyd, then stopped by Referee Ruby Goldstein.
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Bert
Jack) Fugazy
Patterson
Ruby Goldstein
Floyd
Christine Truman Wins Wimbledon Curtain Raiser
Christine Truman of England won the London grass courts women's singles title defeating 7 year old Karen Hatze in a one sided final. The curtain-raiser to Wimbledon featured many stars absent including Andres Gimeno who defeated Roy Emerson to claim the men's crown. Top seeds Neale Fraser Barry MacKay Maria Bueno and Darlene Hard did not enter.
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London
Christine Truman
England
Karen Hatze
Aie
Spain
Andres Gimeno
Roy Emerson
Australia
Gimeno
Neale Fraser
Wimbledon
Barry MacKay
Dayton
Ohio
Maria Bueno
Brazil
Darlene Hard
Montebello
Calif
California Wins Rowing Title
California's varsity crew surged past Washington in the final half mile to capture the national rowing title at Syracuse New York, edging the Huskies in a tight finish.
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California
Syracuse
N.Y
Washington
Southern League Results Summary and Standings
The report lists scattered numbers and names from the Southern League results, including entries for Walker and Edwards alongside mixed scores. Details are incomplete but show performance items such as 110-6 and 100 miles like marks.
Hammond no hits Yankees as Indians surge in title drive
Steve Hammond pitched a no hitter as the Indians defeated the Yankees 4 to 1 after scoring all runs in the sixth inning. The Yankees scored once on two errors after a walk and sacrifice bunt, while Hammond walked four and the Indians had six hits. Bud Smith and Steve Hammond also singled. In the NL, the Cubs beat the Dodgers 9 to 1 on four hits. White won, Livingston lost, with Hudson Homered and others adding hits.
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Steve Hammond
Yankee
Hammond
J. Hester
Mike Henry
Bud Smith
Cubs
Dodgers
White
Livingston
Hudson
Ratliff
Lamon
Snow
Dungy
Wisehart
Casey Wins Paris in International Semi Finals
Casey and John Stone of Mason City Iowa advance to the semi finals at Paris in an International competition. The pair represent United States entrants and compete for a place in the final rounds.
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PARIS
Ann Casey Johnstone
Mason City
Iowa
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