Cincinnati Wins 7 to 5 to Lead NL Pace
Cincinnati beat St Louis 7-5 to extend its Nonion League lead to two games as Frank Robinson drove in 10 runs over five games, delivering a decisive homer and key hits. Purkey earned the win while Jackson took the loss as Cincinnati tallied in the second inning and held on after distinct errors by St Louis.
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APY
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St. Lowia
Frank Robinson
Cardinals
Peter UN
Robinson
Rone
Hla Vth
Bob Fritie
Burgers
John Ryzhardt
W. L. Pet. G
Dick Stunt
Los Angeles
Rubén Amato
San Francisco
Pitaburgh
Les
Baseball scores and upcoming games from the American League
The schedule shows results and fixtures across teams including New York Boston Baltimore Cleveland Detroit Washington Kansas City Minnesota and Los Angeles. Upcoming matches list Detroit at Cleveland New York at Minnesota Boston at Kansas City and Baltimore at Los Angeles with several Chicago clashes noted.
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New York
Clevelland
Baltimore
Chicago
Washington MS
Kansas City
Minnesota
Toston
Los Angeles
Garnek
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Foston
Kansas
Boston
Pirates Beat Phillies Behind Burgess Two Hoopers
Smoky Burgess belted two consecutive home runs driving in four Pirates runs in a 7 to 5 win over the Philadelphia Phillies. Chicago also defeated the Dodgers 7 to 5 as George Altman and Jerry Kindall homered for the Cubs.
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Philadelpiia
Smoky
Burgess Cleuled
Pittsburgh’ Pirates
Philadelphia Phillies
Braves rally past Giants as five homers spark win
Milwaukee Bears five home runs led by Frank Thomas and Hank Aaron in a 8 6 victory over San Francisco. Willie Mays homered and doubled while Juan Marichal started for the Giants. The win boosts Milwaukee toward the midseason mark as the team hits the big shot parade.
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Milwaukes
Frank Thomas
San Francisco Giants
Willie Mays
Thomas
Wille McCovey
Dan Ergnefsco
Marichal
Miler
Lacs
Olin
Jones
Bailey
150 Years Ago TONONTO-An Tong MUSpoint Milkgeon Found
A fragment notes a 150 year old creature referred to as TONONTO-An identified as MUSpoint milkgeon, caught on July 4, 1953, near the Links of the Woon in Kenora Canna, with an initial belief it was 180 years old.
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Tononto
Woon
Kenora
Canna
Memorial notice for Kelley and related family members
The obituary lists Kelley family members including Gail Ketley of 1260 Fast 00th Avenue Thomus ton Conrado and Virgil W. Kelley of Grovlay with spouses Irene Dale Kellay and Gertrude Totaren. It notes Davil Lindon Michhel temon Charles John Ketley as sons and mentions grandchildren. Funeral and grave details appear for Adajoan Memorial Chapel and Jann Grave.
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Bhirley
Gail Ketley
Aventa
Thomuston
Conrado
Mra
Nevorly
Coline Kelley
Davil Lindon
Michhel Temon
Charles John Ketley
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Irene Dale Kellay
Arnoley
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Baturday
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Intormont Fuego Memorial Gardene
Jofgren
Teofgren
Bank's Day of Decision for Cubs Slugger Banks
Chicago AP reports Ernie Banks, holder of the 717 consecutive games streak, plans to end his playing run immediately after meeting Cubs physician Dr Ralph Motz. He will rest his knee after a wall collision in San Francisco and part of the decision rests with Cubs VP John Holland.
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Chicago
Ernie Banks
Chicago Cubs
Ernie
Ralph Motz
Cubs
Milwaukee
Braves
Banks
Army
Germany
San Francisco
Joh Holland
Cuba
New York Detectives Take Custody of Accused Gambler
Seattle reporters said detectives moved Joseph Eugene Greene 46 to New York to face bribery and conspiracy charges tied to basketball scandals. Greene was arrested Wednesday after a previous report by an associate. Authorities indicated a Friday transfer to be completed for legal action.
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Joseph Eugene’ Greene
Ecans
Ed Wright
Sid]nerkowite
Seattle
Greene
Bolel Ijro
Hus Plers
Seattle Times
Bist. Alty
Frank Hogan
New York
Fights By Associated Press Amid Names And Places
A garbled AP dispatch lists numerous names and places including Montreal Los Angeles Phoenix and Argentina. It mentions fights or contested events with scattered references to individuals such as Bob Clersay Mantha and Haynes, but the text is fragmentary and unclear.
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Associated Press
Montreal
Bob Clersay
Amantha
Alea Afteth
Argentina
Jos. Angeles
Franklin Haynes
Ily
Los Angeles
Ray Sauth
Terance
Cal
Ilim McCarter
Tos Angeles
Ase
Yankees Quiet Rally For 9th Straight Win Over A's
Roger Maris and crew shut down Kansas City early then wilted Ford kept New York ahead through seven innings as Howser’s eighth inning double sparked a late NY outburst. Rivera Posada provided run support while offensively Ford ran the show with his 12th win of the season.
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Kansas City
Roger Maris
Yankees
Whiley Ford
New York
Ford
Dick Howser
Jim Rivera
Leo Posada
Latis Arroyo
Norm Siebern
Ind
Deron Johnson
Henao
Berlala
Arroyo
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Bass
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Rakow
Staley
Sullivan
Wo Ford
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Orioles Rally Past Twins In Eight Run Win
Walt Mize Pappas pitched eight solid innings for the Orioles as they defeated the Minnesota Twins 8 to 2 in St Paul. Triandos drove in five runs with a first inning single and two doubles while Harmon Killebrew collected Minnesota's only two runs in the seventh.
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Minnesola
Harmon Kitlebrew
Jim Gentie
Wallimore
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Huot
McBargitt
Battey
Foppaa
Laat
Tigers 6 4 Senators loss snap Tigers win streak
Detroit Tigers, leading the Weague, defeated the Washington Senators 6-4 to extend Washington’s six game skid. Detroit broke a 4-4 tie in the seventh on back-to-back doubles by Rockey Cola Vo and Norm Cash and a later RBI by Steve Boros.
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Washington
Detroit Tigers
Bellino to Star in All American Bowl
Bellino headlines the All American Bowl as Boston Red Sox edge Los Angeles 3 2 in a game where Chuck schitling drives in the deciding run on a fourth inning single. Jackie Jensen collects Boston's other two runs via a first inning single.
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Chuck 'Schitling
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Los Angeles Angels
Jackie Jensen
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Mike Fornieres
Toukle Galen Cisco
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Western Open Golf Begins On Low Scores
Charles C. Cain reports from Grand Rapids that the Western Open golf event starts with several players posting low rounds. Early scoring hints at a tight competition as leaders form at the top of the leaderboard.
Howie Bedell Ties American Assn. Record
Howie Bedell stands on the verge of tying an American Association record by hitting safely in 44 straight games for Louisville. He collected a double in the second inning of the first game, then had a single in the second game, with Louisville winning the opener 4-3. Bedell expressed focus on beating Dallas and noted the ballpark crowd’s reaction as he continued his streak.
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Fred Glad ‘Ding
Crosstown Sports Brief Roundup
Western Onea chase with Palme and Gelberger tied for first. NCAA tournament chatter as Patten, Wieklaue and Hoetmer loom in headlines. Indians, Denver, and Bedell milestones mix with baseball notes and clubhouse moments.
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Baseball standings and team scores from early 20th century leagues
The fragment lists minor league and regional standings across multiple cities including Indianapolis Dallas Fort Worth Houston Omaha Denver and Seattle with player names such as Gerard Grob Chance Uecker Pepper and Gladding. It shows game scores and win loss markers alongside parentheses and ward references, reflecting a dense box score style.
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W. L. Pet
Ravisville
Indianapolis
Denver
Dallas FL. Worth
Houston
Omaha
Johnson
Gerard
Campbell
Cuellar
Miller
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Millee
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Yizi
Litkeelt
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Hunter
Chittum
Clark
Napoli
Gladding
Porter
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Wheelee
AAU track finals set for Downing Stadium weekend
New York AP reports entry flood for the National AAU Track and Field Championships at Downing Stadium on Randall’s Island. Eight finals Saturday and twelve Sunday will determine places on the American team for Mecca tours in Europe in July. Also notes Connecticut’s Tom Kopp signed by Minnesota Twins. Card details include St. Louis Cardinals recalling Craig Anderson and placing Hal Smith on the disabled list due to illness. Eddie Perkins to meet Muang Vasquez in a 10 round lightweight bout in Tijuana, Mexico, July 10.
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Thurs Rey
Downing Stadium
Hendalls Island
St. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Sinkurbat
Craig Anderson
Portland
Ores
Hal §Smith
Ediie Per‘kings
Chicago
Carlos Nernandez
Venezuela
Muura Vasquez
Mexico City
Tijuana
Mexico
Denverite Wins Metro Tourney at Pinehurst Country Club
Denver player Hobe Douima akat x 4over spar 74 posted a 218 total to win the Colorado Junior Metro Golf Tournament on his home Pinehurst course. Bouma led with 127-14 rounds, two strokes ahead of Denver’s Larry MeAtes. Bill Artist of Greeley shot 87 final round to tie for sixth with Tad Palumbus at 229. Bob Haldeon of Sterling finished with 2 1%.
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Hobe Douima Akat
Bouma
Larry MeAtes
Bill Artist
Greeley
Tad Palumbus
Bob Haldeon
Sterling
Defending Gal Champ in Denver Nears Golf Title
Defending champion Minnee Lee Ashley of Denver pressed toward a second straight title at the Meadow Hills Country Club in Denver. In the semifinals she defeated Claudia Weaak while Halon Hyman beat Marsha Bailey 1 up after 22 holes. Ashley and Hyman are set to meet in Friday’s final.
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Minnee Lee Ashley
Denver
Melra Golf
Gall Seiller
Halon Hyman
Marsha Bailey
Heath
Meadow Hills Country Club
Ashley
Claudia
Weaak
Pieblo
Hyman
Yoney Banny Dup
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Mauch Banished From Game After Duster Ball Incident
In Philadelphia, manager Gene Mauch was banished from Thursday night’s game as a duster ball incident sparked an argument in the umpires’ room. Smoky Burgess homered twice, contributing to Pittsburgh’s 8-hit attack against Dallas Green and Johnny Bushardt. The clash centered on umpire calls as Mauch disputed orders given to Burgess and was removed after a confrontation in the dressing room with umpires Pelekoudas Conlan and others.
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Ted
Gene Maueh
Soma
Bob Friend
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Smoky Turgess
Johnny Bushardt
Dallas Green
Plates
Chris Pelekoudas
Tetekeidas
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Mars Gest
F Durgess
Hese
Secon
Mauch
Piten
Barharat
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Pelekoudas
Jocko Conlan
Tanhardt
Burhardt
Kit Fring
Nicklaus Pushes Toward College Golfing Title
Nicklaus of Ohio State advances toward the college golf title after reaching the semifinals at the national collegiate tournament. He defeated Peter Cook and then Charles Layton before beating Sonith to reach the Friday semifinal where Gene Hunt of Michigan State awaits.
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Cam
Jack Nicklas
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Steve Amith
Wisconsin
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Ais Tourney
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Kew Wampshies
Laine
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Sonith
Angaa Ancel
Io Jackson
Purdie
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Gene Hunt
Michigan State
Wea Marshall
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Stars Hitting Frank Thomas Lead Braves Over Giants
Frank Thomas belted two home runs and a single driving in four runs as the Stars defeated the Giants 8 to 6. Galen Cisco and Mike Fornieles combined on a two hit, 3 to 2 win for the Red Sox over the Angels with Fornieles tossing four scoreless innings of no hit relief.
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Associated Press
Frank Thomas
Braves
Aingle
Giants
Galen Cisco
Mike Fornlelea
Red Sox
Angeles
Fornieles
Texas League Scores Report Silenced by Flood Waters
In the Texas League report Ardmore records 2, Amarilla 2, Austin 9, while San Antonio of Vietoria appears postponed due to flood waters. Tulsa involvement unclear amid scattered results.
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