Yankees Pad Their Advantage as Red Sox Whip Indians
Andy Carey belted his third homer and a single as the New York Yankees won their sixth in a row, beating the Chicago White Sox 6 to 4. Willey Ford allowed a hit until the seventh, pitching well as New York stretched its lead in the American League to 44 games. Cleveland lost at Boston and the White Sox fell 4 games back in third place.
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Athletics 9 Senators 3 in Washington rout
The Athletics upset the Senators 9 to 3 Tuesday night in Washington. Enos Slaughter and Mike Baxes sparked a six run rally in the seventh inning after solid defense and timely hits, including a triple by Harry Simpson and a Homer by Simpson to cap the late surge. The Senators battled back briefly but Cincinnati’s pressure and errors allowed Oak to pull away, with pivotal plays including a forced run at second on a pinch runner.
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Kansas City
Enos Slaughter
Noubie
Mike Baxes
Uruke
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Harry Simypisoc
Simpson
Catiie Fascval
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Dele Hunnets
Ray Sievers
Courtney
Jim Lemon
Tom Gneman
Kungeds
Callog Paula
Pedrey Ramos
Red Sox Beat Cleveland 9-7 In Vernon Night Thriller
The Boston Red Sox defeated Cleveland 9 to 7 Tuesday night highlighted by Ted Lepcio and Ted Williams driving in three runs each. Williams tied the game with a double as Boston rallied from a deficit, with strong support from a lineup featuring multiple named players and pitchers, while Cleveland's 4-7 errors and bullpen struggles shaped the late innings.
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Tigers 8 Orioles 1 routs Orioles in Baltimore
Billy Hood pitched for the Detroit Tigers to an 8 1 victory over Baltimore. Al Keline had three singles and two RBIs as Detroit snatched seventh place in the American League amid a sloppy five-error game. Hoett improved to 7 1 with two losses.
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Detroit Tigers
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Orioles
Hoett
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Insers
Swimming Deaths Apathy in Ireland Cited by Red Cross
Dublin reports show over 120 drownings in 1935 as Red Cross warns that public apathy and scarce swimming facilities raise Irish mortality. Phinket Walsh notes only two indoor pools serve about 500000 people while England mandates swimming in national school curricula.
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Eire
England
Clemente Rises in Loop Standing
NEW YORK is Date Long and Bob Friend have been getting most of the rave notices for Pittsburgh's rise this season. Clemente, a 1-year-old rookie, is on a batting rampage with a .300 average and an 11-game hitting streak. In the National League, Clemente leads with 14 hits in 29 at bats and a 300-plus clip, boosting the Pirates.
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Rip Repulski
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Yankees
Mickey Marilé
Clements
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Charley Maxwell
Hut
Harvey Kuenn
Mickey Vernon
Hoston Red Sox
Negro Golfer Rhodes Seeks U S Open Victory
Ted Rhodes, veteran Black golf pioneer from Nashville, says he has a real chance to become the first Negro to win the U S Open. At 42, Rhodes was among qualifiers in Chicago area and tied for 6th at a prior Los Angeles event won by Ben Morgan.
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Churchill Guest at Monte Carlo Visit Report
Sir Winston Churchill attended a Monte Carlo gathering hosted by Prince Rainier and Grace Kelly. The event drew notable guests, with Churchill engaging in conversations during the social high point of the season.
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Monte Carlo
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Incheon
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Pirates Regain National Lead in Brooklyn Comeback
Pirates move atop the National League by beating the Reds 4 to 3 in Brooklyn. Roy Face held Cincinnati to three hits in relief, with Jack Shepard delivering a pinch hit two run homer and Roberto Clemente adding a solo blast to spark Pittsburgh's late comeback.
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Smoky Burgess
Nedley
Burgess
Johnny Temple
Frank Robinson
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Pittstureh
Phillies Top Braves 5 2 Behind Jones Big homerun
Willie Jones hit his 5th homer of the season as Philadelphia scored five unearned runs to defeat Milwaukee 5 to 2. Harvey Maddix earned his 4th win in six decisions with six strikeouts and seven hits allowed, as Eddie Mathews was struck out three times. Buhl started for the Braves and took the loss after giving up the Phillies' big seventh inning.
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Willie Jones
Philadelphia Phillies
Milwaukee
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Braves
Harvey Maddix
Amd
Maddix
Eddie Mathews
Strihes
Hob Buhl
Atlwaukee
Cloverleaf Race Night Results Show Mixed Payouts
Cloverleaf track Tuesday night results list multiple races with horse names such as Speady Slipper Dust Bune and Telly Schwartz, alongside varied payouts and timing notes. Several races feature quinela and daily double figures, with times and odds noted for each listing and several entries showing inconsistent OCR values.
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Nuinela
Paddy Hattie
Dust Bune
Glen Echo
Fly Baldy
Quivele
Telly Schwartz
Cokes Gald
Samuel
Quinela
Tyrant
Mary Sike
Collanelle
Quinele
Scotchem
Rainey
Hazy Red
Rainbow Gold
Mee Wiggins
Fire Dome
Gloom
Dublin
Foxy Jane
Loveland
Multiple Baseball Leagues Report Scores Across Regions
The Associated Press summary lists various league results from the Hinor League Wesolta to Pioneer League, noting game scores and key players. Scores include Los Angeles and Cincinnati area teams, with references to American Association and Western League standings, plus scattered notes on individual performances and upcoming matchups.
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Associated Press
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Portas
Ela
Las Angees
Parzall
Sheedibs Waldel
Calderone
Anderson Wy FoOee
Tappe
Manash
American Assn.pe
Cubs Beat Giants 8 5 and Move Up in Standings
Chicago Cubs topple New York Giants 8 to 5 on Tuesday to notch their ninth win in 12 games. Monte Irvin drove in a run for New York as the Cubs erased an early 3-0 deficit and pulled ahead with a homer and two doubles by Treln. Notes and line details follow, including players and substitutions.
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Porterhouse
Dodgers Top Cardinals 6-4 in NL thriller
Brooklyn Dodgers move to third in the NL by defeating the St. Louis Cardinals 6-4. A lengthy, error‑prone contest featured walks and quartet pitching from three Dodgers hurlers while Brooklyn piled up more hits than St. Louis.
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Moore and Patterson to Fight for Crown in September
New York heavyweights Archie Moore and Floyd Patterson agreed informally at a three way conference to meet at Yankee Stadium in September for the world heavyweight title, with James Norris saying he would seek recognition from boxing bodies. Patterson is recovering from a broken right hand and will resume training around September first after medical clearance and healing.
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Floyd Patterson
Tommy
Hurricana) Jackson
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James D. Norris
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California Moves on Unsavory Fight Figures
California's new Athletic Commission plans rapid action on boxing and wrestling licenses following a nine month probe that found state regulation violations. Knight-led inquiry chair H. Jack Haney said the commission will meet with the governor next week to prepare cases against implicated personalities. The panel named Dean B. Cromwell Douglas Hayden and Jamie H. Smith as commissioners and reappointed Kilroy and Bucciarelli.
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California
New Athletic Commission
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Déan B. Cromwell
Los Angeles
University of Southur California
Douglas. Hayden
Oakland
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Dan O. Kilroy
S. Thomas Bucciarelli
Riverside County
H. Jack Haney
Kin
Bowling Alley Opens Under New Owner July First
Loi Constant buys the Bowlorado Building in Greeley from PW, plans a grand opening July 1 with remodelling and nine apartments upstairs. He aims to create a family friendly bowling center with teen and college programs, year round leagues, and free locker space. Constant, a World War II and Korean War veteran, will operate the alley from opening and start fall league play by August.
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Jatter
Navy
J. N. Sumner
City League Safeball Opens With Dials and Ehrlich Motors Wins
City League opened Tuesday as Dials beat Shupe Brothers and Ehrlich Motors defeated the Jaycees. Games lasted four and five innings due to time, with pitchers Lentz Steibert and Sylvester listed among starters and relievers.
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Startiner
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I. Martinez
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Dressar
Furgol Shoots 67 In Practice For Open Championship
Ed Furgol shot 67 on the Oak Hill course in practice for the National Open, after disagreeing with Don Hogan’s claim that the course is one of the easiest. Hogan defended his view while other players, including Sam Snead, weighed in, noting wind and course conditions.
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U. S. Gulf Assn
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IEEE
Jack Fleck
Davenport
Towa
Flack
San Francisco
Early Entries For Pikes Peak Race Announced
COLORADO SPRINGS Colo Three entries for the July 4 hill climb at Pikes Peak were announced Tuesday by Lloyd Fad dis president and general man ager of the Hill Climb Assn The first car entered is owned by Frank Sanborn of Cascade who will drive it The other two are stock car entries by Nick Sanhorn Jr of Cascade owner driver and the Perkins Motor Co of Colorado Springs with Terbert Bryers driver N/A
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Terbert Bryers
Urban Pitches, Bears Triumph 6-2 in Jarvisville Showdown
Denver pitcher Jack Urban dominated seven hits to guide the American Agon leading Bears to a 6-2 win over Louisville at Jarvisville. The Bears capitalized with timely defense creating two double plays, while Tony Kubek hit a two‑run homer and Louisville committed several errors aiding Denver's decisive third inning surge. Attendance reached 7,596 as Louisville faltered with multiple miscues.
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Ashenfelter questions Olympic plans for 4 000m steeplechase
New York reports that Penn State graduate Ashenfelter doubts his Olympic trip this year. He said he may not be in top condition and is uncertain about defending his steeplechase title after a recent strong showing in Budapest.
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Budapest
International Amateur Athletic Federation
Unclear basketball score roundup with scattered names and totals
Fragmented OCR of a sports scoreboard lists players and points from multiple teams including Milwaukee and Washington entries. Names such as Polls Nushell Fone Ci Everman Bailey Phitsael and others appear amid broken team markers and mixed numeric tallies.
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Clintan
Thuropeom
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Chakates
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Courtney
Fishing Rodeo Set For Saturday At Glenmere Lake
Weld County fish and wildlife hosts the annual Kids Fishing Rodeo Saturday at Glenmere Lake starting at 2 p.m. J H Vanderhool president says Colorado Game and Fish will bring a glass tank truck with fish on display Friday morning before release into the lake. Buck Lawson serves as general chairman of the event. Virgin Atkins from St Louis defeated 18 of his first 49 opponents, losing 14 of those bouts.
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Stalin Portrait as Sex Maniac Murderer, Khrushchev Charges
Khrushchev, quoted by France Soir, alleges Stalin was a sex maniac who used Beria to recruit a harem of underage girls and murdered hundreds of faithful Communists. He suggests posthumous trial. reports cite Soviet congress remarks from February and prior exile disclosures.
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Stalin
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Alexander Quoy
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