Musial Delivers Late Home Run as Cardinals Top Pirates
Stan Musial belted a two out solo homer in the ninth to lift the St. Louis Cardinals to a 5-4 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Ron Kline earned the win for St. Louis, while Roy Face took the loss for Pittsburgh. The result trimmed the Pirates' lead and left the Cards within 6 1/2 games of the top in the league.
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National League Scoreboard Sunday Baseball Summary
National League results show Chicago 5 Philadelphia 4 San Francisco 3 Milwaukee 1 St Louis 5 Pittsburgh 4. Sunday schedule includes Conley 7-11 at Chicago Cardwell 5-12. Cincinnati Purkey 13-6 at Los Angeles Williams 12-6. Milwaukee Buhi 12-7 at San Francisco Sanford 10-11. Pittsburgh Haddix 9-7 at St Louis Simons 4-3.
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Purkey
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Haddix
Simons
Wansoma
Louis Angeles
Chicago and Kansas City sweep and clash across standings
Baseball and basketball style box score fragments show Chicago routing Boston 9-6 and Detroit posting a 4-0 win over Washington. Kansas City leads with Hall 7-9 and Bucks 4-7 while New York defeats Cleveland 7-3. Chicago Wynn 10-8 faces Baltimore Pap pas 1-8. other cited pitchers include Ditmar 13-7 and Grba 3-2.
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Washington
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New York
Cleveland
Messi
Regan
Ditmar
Grba
Hall
Bucks
Sullivan
Muffett
Latman
Clevenger
Wynn
Pappas
Venturi Leads Milwaukee Open in Tight Tie for Second
Ken Venturi fired a 68 to reach 202 at the 54 hole mark at North Hills Country Club as Arnold Palmer Fred Hawkins Mason Rudolph and John Mc Mullin sit two back at 204. Mc Mullin blistered the front nine with a 29 before settling at 65 while Venturi ties the 15th and 18th for late birdie cushions edging toward the $4 300 top prize.
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Arnold Palmer
Fred Hawkins
Mason Rudolph
John McMullin
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Bill Casper
Bob Goalby
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Rudolph
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Heeep
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Frank Stranahan
Tommy Rolt Tree
Av Brewer Jr
Robby Bineeeee
Gonsie Seeewnne
Merle Rackland
Raewene Teee
Mary Middle
Intra squad clash ends with high scoring finish
The Whites edge Blues 20 18 as Edgar Banks scores for the Blues and Simeon and Murrow counter with Whites drives. Devain Rowe seals a late White TD, while coach Herb Hipps notes offense clicked and previews the season opener against Reidsville plus minor league results from multiple leagues.
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Devain Rowe
Bison
Herb Hipps
Hipps
Sherrill
Marley
Dunlap
Umpire Paul Pryor Balances Denton Grid and Smokies Baseball Duties
Denton High football coach Paul Pryor, a South Atlantic League baseball umpire in summer, coordinated a Knoxville Tennessee plan with his Denton players. The group traveled by school bus, slept in a donated building, and split duties between Denton practice and Knoxville Smokies home games. The article notes college drill schedules and regional team prospects, including Clemson, Wake Forest, Duke, Carolina, Maryland, and NC State, with Lenoir-Rhyne highlighted as a strong contender.
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Piedmont Carolina
Tennessee
Knoxville Smokies
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Charlotte Hornet
Clemson
Wake Forest
Billy Hildebrand
Duke
Carolina
Maryland
Dark Horse
Earle Edwards
State Wallack
Aussies Germans Britishers Win
A quiet page one with a burst of results shows Australia and Germany among victors as the Philippines hosts a 84-82 win over Spain. American diving and swimming teams face mixed fortunes while British and Danish sports stories frame a day of tight finishes and standout performances.
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Spain
Russia
Mrs. Pope
Patty Willard
U.S
Sam Hall
Gary Tobian
Hall
Tobian
Australia
Bob Bennett
Paul Hall
Dave Gillanders
Steve Clark
Gus Stager
Michigan
Jeff Farrell
America
Larson
Jerry Lucas
Ohio State
Olympic Scores Across Sports Featured Free-Play Run
The report lists several Olympic results across basketball field hockey water polo and other venues. Highlights include United States basketball 125 Japan 66 and Yugoslavia 62 France 61 in basketball while India dominates field hockey 10 to 0 over Denmark and Holland 1 New Zealand 1 ties. In water polo Russia 7 Argentina 4 Yugoslavia 7 South Africa 1 United States 10 Peru 4 and Italy 9 United Arab Republic 4 appear with varied outcomes.
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Japan
Mexico
Puerto Rico
Yugoslavia
France
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Italy
Hungary
India
Denmark
Belgium
Switzerland
Holland
New Zealand
Russia
Argentina
South Africa
Pees
Romania
United Arab Republic
Jarrell Stars as City Beverage Ties Down High Pointers
In the tenth ball game of two weeks, Jim Jarrell singled sharply to right and pitched well through his fourth game in two nights. Jarrell allowed four hits in six innings, struck out two, and walked none. Holt earned MVP pitching honors, winning six games and allowing just four earned runs in the tournament. City Beverage advances to the South Atlantic Regional in Chattanooga starting Sept 2, with Jarrell invited to join Winston-Salem’s pitching staff.
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Hicks
Holt
Pee Wee Williams
Jarrell
City Beverage
North Carolina
Chattanooga
Tenn
Winston-Salem
Jarre
Connie Mack World Series Scores and Eliminations
Chicago 8 over Springfield 1 with Springfield eliminated. Seattle 10 San Diego 9. Houston 10 over San Diego 1. San Diego National Non-Pro Baseball Macon Georgia 10 Woodsville New Hampshire 4 with Woodsville eliminated. West Quincy Missouri 8 Ft. Smith Arkansas ? Ft. Smith eliminated. Omaha Davenport Iowa notes appear as part of the standings.
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Houston
Macon
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Ft. Smith
Ark
Omaha
Davenport
Iowa
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