Twins Sweep Angels In Twin Cities Doubleheader
The Minnesota Twins defeated Los Angeles in both games on Friday night, pulling even closer to Cleveland. Camilo Pascual earned win in game two after contributing a second homer and three RBIs, while Dean Chance struggled for the Angels. Battey and Pascual homered for Minnesota, as the club moved within one game of the lead.
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Angels
St.paul Minneapolis
Oie
Bob Rod Ufinch Flamedger
Cleveland
Minnesotans
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Chance
Duren
Botz
Burgan
Rodgers
Pascual
Battey
Batflex
Tigers 7, Yanks 5 in Detroit opener of five game set
Hank Aguirre allowed no base hits and worked through five innings as the Detroit Tigers defeated the New York Yankees 7 to 5. Mickey Mantle returned for New York after knee injury, reaching base twice and scoring twice, while Billy Bruton Norm Cash and Dick McAuliffe doubled for Detroit. Attendance was 44,723 as Detroit collected 14 hits.
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Detroit Tigers
Hank Aguirre
New York Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Tigers
Billy Bruton
Norm Cash
Dick McAuliffe
Bill Stafford
New York
Stafford
Contes
Reniff
Clevenger
Howard
Abairre
Nischwitz
Rourke
WoAguirré
Fernandera
Deaths and Funerals Moe 4 H Austin Weld County
Obscure notices list several memorials and services. Names include Moe 4 H Austin, Mrs Frances J Locka of Sacramento, George H Brilly, Melvin Leroy Brilli, Dorothy Rouss, Binnie Bush Jordan, Donne Dann Filddteton, Nick Hibrer, Pete Hilzer, Conrad Hier, and others. Services set for Monday and Tuesday with interment at Linn Grove and Sunset Memorial Gardens.
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Weld County
Frances J. Locka
Sacramento
Calif
Adamson ‘Memorial
Linn Grove
Bri
Tae
Mary Brill
6Th Ave
George H. Brilly
Melvin Leroy Brilli
Dorothy
Charma) Rouss
Kealey
Binnie Bush Jordan
Wellington
da Donne Dann Filddteton
Newsport
News
Virginie
Nick Hibrer
Ariggndala
Pete Hilzer
Keaver
Conrad Hier
Whittier
Chisox Rally Past Athletics on Pinch Three Run Homer
Chicago White Sox 5 Kansas City Athletics 1 as Bob Sadowski hits a three run pinch homer in the eighth. Dom Zanni, in relief, earns win with seven hits allowed. Pfister struggles with unearned runs in sixth as Sox break a one hit shutout.
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Bob Sadowski
Dom Zann
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City A
Sox
Joe Horlen
Sid
Arun
Zam J
Dan Plister
Kansas City Rights
Kansas City
Pfister
Wyatt
Jones
Lati
Azcue
Sullivan
Jorlen
Zanni
al Carrean
Zanal
Indians romp past Senators as Donovan wins 11th
Cleveland baffles Washington 6 to 2 behind Don O Donov an and a 11 hit output. John Romane snapped a 0-for-26 drought with two doubles scoring twice and driving in two as the Indians shelled Daniels. Piersall Brinkman Lupsta low and Francona contributed, while Washington’s Olmo and Daniels held the lone bright spots. Donovan improved to 11-2 with the win.
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Cleveland
John RoMano
Vine
Coring
Cleveland| Jovnsions
Washington Senators
Lick Donovan
Indians
Jim Piersall
Eddie Brinkman
Ponovan
Ty Cline
al Lupstlow
Tito Francona
Homana
Woodie
Held
Bubba Philips
Brinkman
Piersalt
Chuck Cottier
Donovan
Washington
Don Olmo
Dox
Daniels
Bouldini
Hornen
Kutyna
Retzer
Oven
Romane
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Landrith lifts Orioles to twilight twin bill win
In the second game of Friday night’s doubleheader, Lan drith delivered a two-run homer with one out in the ninth to lift Baltimore over Boston 4 3. Boog Powell also homered for the Orioles, while Robin Roberts earned his third straight win. Boston scored first in the opener, but Baltimore won the nightcap 4 2.
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Baltimore
Landrith
Baltimore Orioles
Boston Hed Sox
Boston
Dick Radatz
Don Schwall
Schwall
Taree
Hioles
Senth
Reakle Boog Powell
Memorial Stadium
Robin Roberts
Musial Sets Major League Career Base Hit Record
Philadelphia fall to St. Louis 7 3 as Musial adds to his career total bases. The win tied to a twin bill opener with a home run and two singles boosting his record to 5 856 bases. Don Fee clouted a two run homer for the Cardinals while Gene Oliver and Rudy Rufer were among those mentioned in the report. The game followed a notable graduation event for a St. Francis Prep student.
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Philadelphia
Stan
Musial
St. Louis
Philadelphia Phillies
New York
Tun
Bob Feller
Cobb
Faus Specken Musial
St. Francis Prep
Cardinals
Rudy Rufer
Don Fee
Los Angeles
Ravese
Gene
Oliver
Ford Leads Eastern Open By Six Strokes In Round Two
Ford dominated the second round of the $35,000 Eastern Open Golf Tour, shooting seven under par 65 to reach 14 under for the tournament and a six-stroke edge. Bobby Nichols and other contenders trailed as Johnson and Bores posted solid rounds, while Speckenbach anchored St. Louis in regional play.
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Topnotch Canny Oaigner
Mount Pleasant
Wisehole
Aix Okes
Ford
Bobby Nichols
Whaling Bores
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Johnson
M-yearold Chi
Sanene Nichols
Bores
Rufer
Speckenbach
St. Louis
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Eastry
Dodgers
Jackson
McDaniel
Saem
Waski
Brown
Green
Ham
Doug Ford
New York
S. White
Dalrymple
Bobby Wienels
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Greeley
Howie Johnson
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Forbes Field
Moon Muling
Charled Bassler
Baseball Standings and Schedule Summary
Major League baseball note shows American and National League standings with teams, games back, and recent results. Key clubs include Cleveland Minnesota Los Angeles New York Detroit Baltimore Chicago Kansas City Boston Washington and Houston St. Louis Philadelphia Pittsburgh Cincinnati Milwaukee San Francisco. Friday results list several scores, and upcoming games feature cross league matchups and doubleheaders.
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Minnesota
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Baltimore
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Mantle Back, Fails To Halt Yankee Dive
Mickey Mantle returned from injury with a 2 for 2 start and a run scored as the Yankees lost 7-5 to the Detroit Tigers. Detroit slid four games back of Cleveland as New York dropped to 9 losses in 11 games. Manager Ralph Houk praised Mantle for clearing his comeback and noted his presence lifts the club.
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Mickey Monje
Hurdener
New York Yankees
Mantle
Yankees
Ince
Detroit Tigers
Yanks
Cleveland
Ralph Houk
Houk
Mickey
Weluh
National eee Colts Mets Split Doubleheader Friday
New York lefty Al Jackson struck out nine in a one sided first game win for the Mets. Dick Farrell took the loss as Houston scored 14 runs in the opener and 18 in the nightcap. Colt starter Bob Miller also toed the mound in the first game.
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al Jackson
Dick Farrell
Mouston
Colts
Bob Miller
Mets
Houston
Jackson
Cox
Amalfitana
Farell
Smith
Taylor
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Pidge Browne
Ismith
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Ranen
Diller
Hillsmon
Moorhead
Mizell
Cannizzaro
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Minors and league results rolled into early baseball listings
Fragmented box scores and standings from multiple leagues show players like Phillips, Grob, Hickman, and Williams. Notable scores include Toronto beating Richmond, Jacksonville over Rochester, and Buffalo defeating Columbus, with numerous minor league games and schedulers listed for Pioneer, Texas, and other circuits.
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Toronto
Richmond
Jacksonville
Rochester
Atlanta
Syracuse
Buffalo
Columbus
Doctor Urges Boxing Safety Rules Overhaul
Dr Elig urged major safety rule changes for boxing at a conference. He called for complete physical exams with electroencephalogram testing and frequent checkups, stricter enforcement against rabbit punches, and a ringside physician empowered to end a bout when needed. He argued boxing risk levels warrant enhanced medical oversight.
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Cricago
Stet ‘de’ Joseph
C. Elia
Reno
Nev
T U Nevsky Athletic’ Commission
Jenid
Dewd- Jens
Reds rally edges Dodgers in ninth to take win
Cincinnati, behind Bob Purkey’s 18th victory despite a back muscle spasm, held off a late three-run Los Angeles charge and beat the league-leading Dodgers 4 to 3 before 48,280 fans as Sandy Koufax lost for the third time this season.
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Angeles
Cinginnati Reds
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Bob Purkey
Sandy Koufax
Cincinnati
Purkey
Heney
Brosnan
T. Wills
Foiles
Koufax
Permanoski
L. Sherry
MW. Sherry
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Pirates Rally Past Cubs 7 5 Behind Groat’s Key Hits
Pittsburgh gains victory 7-5 over Chicago as Dick Groat collects a double and two singles driving in the final two runs. Pirates erase a 4-0 deficit with a three-run burst in the sixth and capitalize on Cubs errors with timely hitting and relief pitching from Gibbon and Lamabe.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Dick Groat
Chicago
Cubs
Groat
Pirates
Barney Schultz
Don Elston
Anderson
Schultz
Elston
Gerard
Balsamo
Koonce
Thacker
Gibbon
Lamabe
Clive
Face
Burgess
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Giants Protest After Braves Win Longest 9-Inning Game
Milwaukee defeats San Francisco 11 to 3 in the longest nine inning game in major league history as Giants protest an interference play at first base. Miller was called out for interference after a squeeze bunt attempt with runners on first and third. Umpires offered different views, and the protest centers on Miller’s position near the three foot line during the play.
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Milwaukee
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National League
Warren Giles
Cing Giants
Ste Miller
Giants
Mgmer
Hon Piche
Miller
al Puregnan
Stu
Detroit
Kansas City
Newek Yankees
Raston Red Box
F. Alou
Legion Baseball Schedule Details Across Colorado Venues
The schedule lists games featuring Greeley at La Salle, Longmont at Loveland, Boulder at Fort Morgan, Greeley at Eaton, and Greeley Elks at Longmont plus La Salle at Erie all set around 2 p.m. local times. Matchups involve Legion teams across Greeley, La Salle, Loveland, Boulder, Fort Morgan, Eaton, Erie.
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Legon
Greeley
la Salle
Longmmont
Loveland
Boulder
Fort
Archer Favored In Saturday Bout
New York boxing tale shows Joey Archer a 7-5 favorite to fight Jose Gonzalez in a two fighters top 16 round telecast from Madison Square Garden on Saturday night. Gonzalez holds 26-1-0, Archer 29-0-0, with rounds judging and other 10 rounders listed for light and middleweights.
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UPI
Joey Archer
Jose Gonzalez
Madison Square Garden
Uabc TV
Cand
Archer
Gonzalez
Ting
Rubin (Hurricare) Carter
Paterson
N.J
Eynie Burford
Memphis
Tenn
Jackie Kelly
Tammy Schafer
Miami Beach
Fla
Laver Morphed into London Tennis Finals Clash
Rod Laver, top seed, faces Roy Emerson in the London Championships final after a semifinal replay of last year’s Wimbledon decider. Emerson pairs with top Britons for doubles. women’s final features Mrs Lovan Cawthron and Rita Bentley, with Cawthron edging Carale Caldwell in three sets.
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London
Rod Laver
America
Chuck McKinley
Roy Emerson
Laver
Australia
Hamanathan Krishnan
India
Ben Hewitt
Fred Stolle
Colorado Youths In Marbles Meet in Tennessee
In Greeneville, AP notes 22 states compete in the National Marble Tournament. Entries like Bluey White, Old Goldy, and Rainbow advance, while Handy Higgason from Denver endures 30 stitches yet wins both matches. Final round begins Saturday with results from Friday including Vanderhoof versus Fordham and Lujan versus Lejeune.
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Lane Vanderhoof
Buffalo
Gary Fordham
Waukesha
Wis
David Lujan
Fort Morgan
Colo
Alvis Lejeune
Jennings
Thomas Kyer
Morgantown
W. Ca
Nandy
Iggacon
Denver
Johnson to defend world light heavyweight title at Berlin bout
American Harold Johnson, a 4-1 favorite, meets Germany's Gustav Scholz in an outdoor Olympic Stadium fight. About 50,000 fans are expected with tickets around $175,000 in gate. Johnson aims to KO Scholz between rounds seven and nine, while Scholz is unbeaten in 23 fights.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Harold Johnson
Germany
Gustav
Bubi) Scholz
Olympic Stadium
Max Schnieling
Old Johnson
Mildren
Johnson
Philadelphia
Schulz
France
Charles Humez
Herliner
Jesse Bacheydsiath Rounit
Neal Rivers
Ifth Cownd
Scholz
Ring
American National Boxing Association
United States
al Andrews
Moxdison Square Garden
Global boxing results scattered across cities
A garbled page lists multiple boxers and locales including Amarillo Henry Watson in Texas, Adalph Pruitt, Mel Collins in New Jersey, Torschel Jacobs in New York, Georgie Page in Sacramento, Gracieux Lamperti in France, Linka Mastele in Thailand, Machiy to in Tokyo, and Phil Moyer in Portland. Outpoints, draws, and unclear outcomes appear, with inconsistent country and city tags and several misspellings.
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Associated Press
Amarillo
Tex
Henry Watson
Adalph Pruitt
SL Lewis
Totowa
Nal
Mel Collins
Trenton
Torschel Jacobs
White Plains
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France
Linka Mastele Lato
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Tokyo
Machiy To
Jayan
Tearasak Norashin
Thailand
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Phil Moyer
Portland
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