McDaniel Shines as Cards Top Phillies For First
Von McDaniel, 18, earned his third win in as many decisions as the St Louis Cardinals stayed a half game ahead in the National League by beating the Philadelphia Phillies 6-4. The Giants, led by Willie Mays and Valmy Thomas, won 7-2 over Cincinnati to pull within 3 1/2 games of fifth place. Milwaukee beat Brooklyn 2-1 as Bob Buhl pitched a four hitter. In the American League, Chicago and New York led, Cleveland shut out the Yankees, and Frank Malzone fueled a Red Sox 7-2 win with five RBIs including a homer.
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Pace Texaco Slugs Mutual In Ten To Six Softball Tie
Pace Texaco Service Station defeated Mutual Savings 10 to 6 to stay in second place in the Girls Softball League. In the other game White Sox beat Russell's Minnow Pool 16 to 6 with a big fourth inning.
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Sisters Tied For Open Lead In 12th Women's Open
In Mamaroneck New York sisters Marlene and Alice Hagge led the 12th Women's National Open after opening rounds 72 38 34 for Marlene and 34 38 for Alice to top a crowded field at Winged Foot East course. Gloria Armstrong Betsy Rawls Betty Dodd and others trailed within a few strokes as heavy hitters vied for top money.
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Boardman Faces Russo in NBC TV Lightweight Battle
Boston. Larry Boardman 21 of Marlborough Conn meets Johnny Busso of New York in a 10 round lightweight TV bout on NBC tonight. Boardman ranked fifth in 135 pounds with odds around 13-5. Busso defeated Orlando Zulueta in a recent bout signaling a warning to Boardman.
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Major League Leaders From The Associated Press
The AP lists American League leaders Mantle of New York in batting .383 and runs 61 with 21 home runs. Sievers of Washington leads RBIs with 53 and Malzone of Boston shows 89 hits. Shantz of New York leads pitching with 9 wins and a .900 ERA. In the National League Aaron of Milwaukee tops runs with 53 and RBIs, while Schmidt of St. Louis and Fendy of Pittsburgh lead batting and hits respectively.
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Elise May Bell Grosvenor Daughter of Bell and Married to Grosvenor
Elise May Bell Grosvenor is the daughter of Alexandra Graham Bell, inventor of the telephone, and the wife of Dr. Gilbert Grosvenor, chairman of the National Geographic Society.
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Night Baseball Standings and Thursday Results Across Leagues
The scoreboard shows standings for the American and National leagues with wins and losses. Key games include Chicago at Washington and Cleveland at Baltimore, plus several cross-league matchups. Thursday results feature Pittsburgh over Chicago and New York pounding Cincinnati, among others, with multiple doubleheaders and rain delays affecting schedule.
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Line Scores show varied MLB results across multiple games
A dense recap of baseball scores includes Cleveland 2 New York 0, Detroit 28 Washington 7, Chicago Boston 38 8, Milwaukee 25 Pittsburgh 56, Philadelphia 46 New York 7, and Cincinnati 26 New York 7, with pitchers listed and home runs noted for several games.
Malzone Rises to Lead Red Sox With Hot Bat
Boston rookie Frank Malzone nicknamed The Glove leads AL with 89 hits 44 RBIs and 18 doubles while hitting .324 second to Ted Williams on the club. He drove in five runs in a double header sweep of Chicago and overcomes past injuries and tragedy to become a key bat for Boston.
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Finsterwald Opens With One Stroke Lead At Western Open
Don Finsterwald carded a 6 under 65 at Plum Hollow to lead the Western Open by one stroke over Billy Maxwell. He reached 11 greens in one putt despite rough conditions as the first round set a near course record.
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Oldest U S Synagogue Touro Temple Newport 1763
The Touro Synagogue in Newport Rhode Island built in 1763 stands as the oldest Jewish house of worship in the United States.
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Black Debuts With 2-1 Baron Win In Mobile
Buck Black delivered a superb pitching debut for Birmingham as the Barons beat Mobile 2-1, closing the gap to league leader Nashville to two and a half games with 17 dates left as Atlanta moved into second with a 4-1 victory over New Orleans and Chattanooga routed Little Rock 8-1.
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Mutual and White Sox Travel for Birmingham Doubleheader
Mutual and the White Sox will travel to Birmingham tomorrow for a girls softball doubleheader. Mutual faces Belcher Lumber Co. while the White Sox meet the Birmingham All-Stars in separate games.
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