Dodgers edge Cardinals in ninth to stay near NL lead
The Dodgers won 9-3 on Roy Campanella’s two three run homers, moving within a half game of the Milwaukee Braves as Brooklyn’s battle for the pennant tightens. Milwaukee beat Pittsburgh 7-2 as Fred Haney’s club extends its win streak. Campanella’s late power sparked Brooklyn after Stan Musial briefly put St Louis ahead.
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W Va Marbles Shooter Heads Title Seeker
In Asbury Park New Jersey a 12 year old Berkley West Virginia youth led seven semifinalists on the fifth day of the 32nd National Marbles Tournament. Fred Brown posted 40 10, with Dennis Kyle and Ray Stanley tied for second at 39 11 and other contenders from West Virginia Virginia Pennsylvania and New York filling the field.
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Orioles Hurler Gets Trial Delay
Newark court grants postponement in Billy Loes paternity suit until after the season. Loes, in Chicago with the Orioles, is represented by Cyril Calvin who cites baseball schedule as keeping him from court. Miss Suzanne Fulinello, 24, alleges Loes fathered her December 1952 child. Loes denies meeting her.
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Results by United rancor Milwaukee and Pittsburgh clash noted
National league results show Milwaukee 7 Pittsburgh 3 in a seven inning format with Kline losing and Bruton homering. The Brooklyn and Chicago games featured wins by Lehman and Musitil with Campanella homering twice. American league highlights include Boston and Cleveland tense scores, plus Washington at Kansas City exploding for 15 runs. Minor leagues and international scores wrap with Charleston Omaha and Montreal in play and Southern league action listing Little Rock and Atlanta taking wins.
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Fight Results United Press Roundup
Newark bout results show Bob Provizzi beating Freeland Pa by 158-157 and Curtis pean with 15742 in Newark New Jersey. San Francisco provided Ruben Fernandez 171 for action, with details incomplete.
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Freeland
Curtis Pean
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Drew
San Francisco
Ruben Fernandez
Golf champion fades from top ranks after US Open
The piece notes Ben Hogan's dramatic U S Open win but states he has not remained among the nation's top golfers since. It labels him a popular figure and references his status as a Pop golfer, with no other concrete details.
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Braves Rally Past Pirates In Loss-Streak Tilt
In Pittsburgh the Pirates end a six game skid after losing a home series to Milwaukee and St Louis. Braves star Danny OConnell and Del Rice fueled a 7-2 win as Milwaukee stayed atop the NL while Chicago visitors loom. Pirates later faced Sad Sam Jones under lights at 8 15 pm with Luis Arroyo on mound.
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Sam Jones
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Stepchild Role Faces Fishing
Martinsburg leader of the Izaak Walton League says sport fishing is being reduced to a subservient role to commercial fishing. He cites a Senate bill to dismantle Fish and Wildlife as an integrated agency and create a semi independent Fisheries Commission dominated by commercial interests. The Eisenhower administration reportedly counters with a separate Bureau of Fisheries by executive order despite an Interior Department adverse report on the congressional plan.
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Tipsy mule driver charged after collision in Greenwood
W Mason Jones of Greenwood Mississippi was charged with driving a mule drawn wagon while intoxicated after a collision damaged a car. The mule suffered no injuries.
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W . Mason Jones
Stopped Bill Halsey and Lauro Salas Scuffle Report
In a clipped early report, Bill Halsey of Oakland at 169 pounds and Lauro Salas of Monterey, Mexico at 132 pounds were involved in a stoppage clash. The notes mention Jimmy Carter and a Long Island connection, with percentages and ports cited in brief, fragmentary terms.
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Jimmy Carter
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Lauro Salas
Monterrey
Unbeaten Rory Calhoun Favored In Madison Square Garden Bout
Unbeaten middleweight Rory Calhoun, 21, seeks his 22nd straight win in his first MSG main event against Willie Vaughn, 23, of Los Angeles. Calhoun is a 3-5 favorite on television, while Vaughn trains hard after nearly a year out with managerial issues. The undercard includes Irish setting Dublin origin notes and a separate a horse sale mention with By Babu purchased for about 600000.
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Fred Haney Links to Braves Pennant Chase as Manager
A profile of Fred Haney tracing his baseball path from player in 1918 to manager in 1936 with two MLB clubs over five seasons. Despite poor results with prior teams, Haney returns to win with the Braves as Jolly Cholly Grimm resigns. The piece explores what makes a successful manager amid varied personalities and eras.
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Baby gets first haircut at two weeks old in Alton
Glen Eudy Jr. became the youngest customer for barber Everett Jett when his parents had his long curls cut to ease neck irritation. The newborn two weeks old, the tiny client prompted a local note of novelty for the Alton barber.
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