Cincy Trims Dodgers to Trim NL Lead
The Reds beat the Dodgers 4 2 behind pitcher Jins O Tee le who held the league leaders to five hits. Cincinnati moved within one game of St Louis for second place while Los Angeles dropped to a narrow NL lead edge. The Dodgers went cold offensively with just four runs across the five game stretch and 86 hits in the series.
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Quarterbacks Gather for first meeting at Warren Hotel
About 44 members attended the initial Quarterbacks Talk Football session at the Warren Hotel. Plans include a joint Juco high school football fundraiser on Sept. 4 at Penrose Stadium and Sept. 7 at the new stadium. Alums may contact Don Talley or Red Chaffin to coach this year.
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Grand Rapids Still Undefeated in Non Pro Tourney
Grand Rapids Mich moved undefeated into the fourth round of the National NonPro Baseball Tournament in Wichita Kansas by defeating Liberal Kansas 2 0 in the fastest nine innings of the event Mike Beainble pitched a two run game and Schassler held Greeneville to three hits Emerson West wood Jr blanked Greeneville in a separate game Dow George drove in four runs for New Jersey Aqua Joe Tasar and Pepper Phomis helped Hallandale Florida to a 1 0 win over Craryville Rally Nevo and others noted in the day’s action including a 14 inning finish in Benson Kentucky to conclude play
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Liston Talks Johansson Fight in Norway News Conference
In Mysen Norway AP reports Sonny Liston playful at a news conference after an exhibition. He joked with adviser Jack Nilan about how long to train for a bout with Lennox Johansson and whether five days would suffice.
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Nu-Style Jed Defeats Century Refinery 113 In Second Game
Nu-Style Jed won 113 to Century Refinery after one error and 13 hits. Rob Floyd and Dick Crook each had two hits with a double, Bob Adams added three singles. Century’s Schiffet Bein and Waiser had two hits. Thornburgh and Jones doubled. McStyle led 3 innings. Methodist upset with first win of the season. Indians recall 13 minor leaguers for spring training in Tucson.
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Standings and results from the National League
The Associated Press NL standings show St Louis at 72 58 and San Francisco 71 89 with Philadelphia 71 60 Milwaukee 66 82 Cincinnati 70 63 Chicago 65 63 and Pittsburgh 65 63. Monday results: St Louis 6 San Francisco , Cincinnati 5 Los Angeles 1 Milwaukee 11 Houston 7. Today New York at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Chicago Milwaukee at Houston Cincinnati at Los Angeles St Louis at San Francisco.
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Three Teams Win Slow-Pitch Games in Monday Triple-Header
Garden City Sale Co. and Nu-Style Shoe Stare each won second-round men’s league slow-pitch contests at Fansler Wield, with Sale Barn rallying past Church of the Nazarene 13-10 after trailing 5-2. Key hits included Gary Baker’s homer and multiple two-base plays, while Nazarenes Wayne Thompson and Verneal Matheson homered and doubled. In the Lutheran Methodist clash, Methodist Church led 10-2 after three innings and finished 14-3 behind strong hitting from Lee Jones and Ned Graham, as Earl Elia son and Gale Jones added doubles for the Lutherans.
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Palmer earnings push past one hundred thousand this year
Arnold Palmer swelled his 1964 earnings beyond 101 thousand dollars after a fourth round finish in the American Golf Classic in Dunedin Pennsylvania. Jack Nicklaus trails Palmer by about 18 thousand. Julius Boros Tony Lema Gary Player follow in the PGA standings.
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Speedy Scot Favored In Hambletonian At Du Quoin
A field of 14 three year old trotters contest the Hambletonian stake at Du Quoin with Speedy Scot as 2-5 favorite. Star Act driven by injured Joe O'Brien faces possible seat changes while Cheer Honey and B F Coaltown receive medicated oxygen to aid throat and virus issues. The Yonkers Futurity winner seeks to notch the triple crown series race at the Du Quoin mile track Wednesday afternoon.
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Dodger Official Bows to Four-Run Inning Curse
Los Angeles Dodgers assistant general manager Arthur E. Patterson vows not to cut his hair until the Dodgers string together a four-run inning. The team has waited 35 innings for their last four runs after a 3-1 loss to Cincinnati. The Dodgers still lead the NL by 5 4 games. Since 1955 Hank Aaron has played 151 or more games each season with the Milwaukee Braves.
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Fight Casts Long Shadow in Yankees Indians Brawl
AP report from New York recalls the Cleveland New York brawl at Yankee Stadium sparked by a beanball between pitchers. Tibbetts notes lingering scars for players including Larry Brown who needed stitches, while manager Tebbetts warns the fight could hurt the Yankees later. Houk recounts a humorous moment as he collided with Woodie Held during the melee. The piece also notes the first 300 game approved by the American Bowling Congress, bowled by A C Jellison in 1908.
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Major League Leaders In Batting And Pitching Highlights
A summary of top MLB players by category across leagues. Notable figures include Yastrzemski Boston Kaline Detroit and Tresh New York leading runs with 80 and 79 respectively. Slugger Stuart Boston 93 RBIs and Killebrew Minnesota 29 homers. Pitching leaders include Peters Chicago 18 wins with .750, Koufax Los Angeles 329 strikeouts, Perra noski Los Angeles 13 2 with .67.
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OSU and Iowa State Rookies Poised for Key Roles
OSU and Iowa State emphasize rookie contributions as spring practice refines depth ahead of 1959 season opens. Coaches note freshmen like Miller and Clayblayeton will push for starting roles while Kansas State Missouri and Oklahoma prepare for early games.
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