Braves topple Pirates 7-3 behind Pafko and Mathews
In Pittsburgh, Andy Pafko and Eddie Mathews hit two run homers to lift the Milwaukee Braves to a 7-3 win over the Pirates. Bob Trowbridge earned the victory after entering in the fifth inning as a reliever. Hank Aaron added a third inning double extending his hitting streak, while Pittsburgh pitchers struggled through the later frames.
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Curt Flood Joins Hi Toms In Debut Season
Hi Tom Profiles describe Curt Flood the Negro outfielder making his professional debut with the Hi Toms. Flood, 59 weighed 159 pounds, hails from Oakland California and plays centerfield. He was noted as one of the fastest on the 1956 Hi Tom squad and previously starred in the Pacific Coast Winter League.
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New Yorkers Lose Fifth Straight Tigers Tumble Yanks
Brooklyn fans watched a 12-4 blowout over St Louis as Chico Fernandez hit his first major league homer with bases loaded and Duke Snider added his 27th. Carl Erskine outpitched Don Liddle as Brooklyn surged to second place in the National League race behind Milwaukee and ahead of Cincinnati.
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National League Left Pet Bebiod at Pittwourgh
A jumble of baseball matchups lists pitchers Conley Burdette and friends facing Friend Kline in a Pittsburgh game. Cincinnati at Philadelphia features Jeffcoat Rogovin and others. Chicago at New York includes Joses and Gomes. Other games: Boston Cleveland Baltimore Chicago Washington Kansas City St. Louis.
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Barnes and Lee Named Wake Forest Football Captains
Wake Forest announces 13 returning lettermen have chosen Bill Barnes and Lee as captains for the coming season. Barnes and Lee will be in their third varsity year. Lee sat out most of 1955 due to a pre season injury while Barnes was a steadfast starter.
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California rookie stars pace Carolina League season surge
The standout rookie in the Carolina League leads in batting at 346 and has shattered Hi Tom club records for home runs RBIs and stolen bases while becoming the league’s most sensational performer this season.
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Nip Cubs 3 2 Ninth Inning Error Gives Giants Win
Dee Fondy's ninth inning error let the New York Giants beat the Chicago Cubs 3 2. Hoyt Wilhelm earned the relief win over Warren Hacker as Chicago led 2-0 before New York tied and won.
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Kaline and Mantle homer duel as Red Sox edge Indians in 10
In Cleveland, Billy Goodman delivered a decisive 10th inning single for Boston, lifting the Red Sox to a 6 5 victory over the Indians. Ted Williams and Don Buddin contributed in support as Ike Delock worked the final frames.
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White Sox rout Orioles 15-4 in Lively Park contest
Chicago offense erupts for 15 runs led by Les Moss Jim Rivera and Walt Dropo each delivering multi hit days. Harshman earns win as Sox bash Bill Wight and Mike Fornieles scoring 13 hits and drawing seven walks. Orioles suffer seventh straight defeat at Comiskey Park with a lopsided loss.
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Buhl Injures Hand in Pirates Tilt
Milwaukee Braves pitcher Bob Buhl suffered a fracture to the index finger of his right hand when struck by a Lee Walls line drive. He left the game after the impact and was examined on the mound and in the dugout.
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No Easy Life Scorers Must Know Rule Book In Detail
New York Aug 4 An article explains official scorers must know baseball rules to accurately complete box scores. It notes common myths about scoring and presents puzzling scenarios with answers, discussing earned runs, hit or error calls, and pitcher victories.
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Russia to Open Spartakiad Largest Soviet Trials
Ten thousand Russian athletes from 15 republics begin Spartakiad trials to select about 500 Olympia contenders for Melbourne. The 10 day program starts with the 10,000 meters led by Vladimir Kuts aiming to break the world mark 28 42.8 set earlier. Unofficial selections noted with final Olympic spots to be decided later.
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