Orioles Back Into Second With Twin Sweep
The Yankees, defending champions, beat the White Sox 8-4 to gain a third place tie with Chicago and stay two games behind first. The Orioles won 12-7 in the nightcap, with Bob Nieman collecting four hits and five RBIs. Patched through 12-7, 4-1 split. Cleveland and Detroit notes follow.
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The Yanks Rise From Slump Under Casey Stengel Triumph
The New York Yankees climb from rock bottom to near the top of the American League under manager Casey Stengel. Fans hail a revival as Stengel’s leadership brings life back to the club. The piece praises his enduring legacy and predicts the Yanks’ continued competitiveness as long as he remains at the helm.
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League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Highlights
Key league leaders include Kuenn and Runnels sharing top batting averages with .359 and .350. Power and Killebrew pace runs with 55, RBIs at 54 for Killebrew, and Homers led by Killebrew with 25. Aaron hits 112, Mathews 59 RBIs, Drysdale 114 strikeouts. Pitching leaders include Larsen 61 decisions and Wilhelm 92 strikeouts.
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Court Stars Giving Great Performances at Wimbledon
Wimbledon reports bold displays of drama as players entertain 110,000 spectators with dramatic gestures and falls. Top seeds Alex Olmedo and Neale Fraser maintain deadpan poise, while Gardnar Mulloy, 45, defeats Earl Buchholz to reach the round of 16 alongside other survivors Barry MacKay Roy Emerson Bobby Wilson and Juergen Abala.
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