Pittsburgh Beats Brooklyn 7-6 in 10 Innings
Carl Furillo misplayed a fly ball and John O'Brien singled in the 10th as Pittsburgh edged Brooklyn 7-6 for its second straight win over the first place Dodgers. Frank Thomas hit a ninth inning homer off Don Newcombe to fuel the Pirates' rally.
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Boston Red Sox defeat Orioles 1-0 on Susce's four hitter
Young George Susce pitched a four hitter to beat the Baltimore Orioles 1-0. The rookie right hander earned his third win in six decisions and his first complete game as Boston extended its hot run, while Baltimore suffered its 11th straight loss.
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Reds Triumph 10-5 Over Milwaukee Braves
Cincinnati Redlegs toppled Milwaukee 10 to 5 behind a seven run second inning and Ted Kluszewski’s 25th homer. Jackie Collum earned his seventh win as the Reds offense tagged 12 men in the big frame. Adcock and Aaron homered for the Braves, while Smoky Burgess drew his fourth straight pass.
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Steelers Sign McKeesport Gridder Soltis
Pittsburgh reports the Steelers of the National Football League signed Mike Soltis of McKeesport after a season with Wake Forest.
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Wake Forest
Kluszewski Homer Leads Reds Past Brewers In Tight Win
The game ends 9 to 8 with Milwaukee outhitting Cincinnati 8 to 9. Kluszewski, Aaron, and Adcock homer for Cincinnati while Nichols starts and Collum earns the win. Johnson, Buhl, and Collins on the mound for the Brewers with Jablonski and Mathews driving in runs for the Reds.
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Saddler Arrives for Non Title Bout in Tokyo Show
World featherweight champion Sandy Saddler arrived in Tokyo from the United States for a ten round non-title fight with Orient champion Shigeji Kaneko on July 7. The bout headlines a quiet Tokyo card as Saddler seeks another win after recent defenses. Kaneko, the local favorite, expects a strong crowd turnout at the arena in Tokyo.
Cubs Beat Cardinals 4-3 Behind Eighth Inning Surge
Chicago wins seventh straight over St Louis as Randy Jackson and Walker Cooper homer in a three run eighth inning. Cardinals rally with two in ninth as Nelson Burbrink survives an error and Pete Whisenant belts a homer. Perkowski relieves for Chicago to seal the victory.
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New Work Highlights Outboard Motorboat History
A New York notice reviews The En sociovedie at Outboard Motorboat ing a 424 page book by Hank Wisand Bowman from A.8 Barnes Co. The fragment notes coverage of outboard motors and boating topics with a bibliographic focus.
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Barnes Co
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Byrne Silences Senators as Yankees Cruise to 12-0
Tommy Byrne pitched a complete game shutout allowing three singles as the New York Yankees rout the Washington Senators 12-0 at Yankee Stadium. Elston Howard and a two run homer aided the big win. Porterfield struggled in the first inning for Washington. The crowd of 18,000 watched the sweltering heat.
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Tommy Byrne
Washington
Bob Porterfield
Senators
White Sox Top Tribe
Pitcher Jack Harshman hit a game winning homer and struck out 10 as the Chicago White Sox beat the Cleveland Indians 2 to 1 in Cleveland. Harshman improved to 6-5 with the win, while Score took the loss. Fox scored Chicago’s first run and Kell added an RBI on a single. Attendance was 38,281.
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All-Star selections set for Carolina League July game
Rich Moreton and Woody Rich join Tom McDonald and Charlie Lau on the Carolina League All-Star roster to face Fayetteville or Danville on July 11 in Fayetteville or Danville. Moreton marks the first Negro player selected. voting totals show McDonald narrowly leading Lau.
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Giants Top Phils 6 1 as Sal Maglie Wins Ninth
Willie Mays and Sid Gordon sparked the New York Giants to a 6-1 win over the Philadelphia Phillies. Sal Maglie escaped jams to earn his ninth victory while Gordon hit his eighth homer of the year off Curt Simmons in the fourth inning.
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Chapel Hill Swimmer Sets Dual AAU Records
Charlie Krepp of the Chapel Hill Swim Club broke two AAU time trial records at Kessing pool. He clocked 2:27.6 for 220 yards backstroke, surpassing Yale’s Alan Stack. In 200 meters backstroke he posted 2:28.5, beating the joint record of Stack and Frank McKinney of the Indianapolis Athletic Club.
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Canadian Cagers Adopt 12-Foot Free Throw Lane
A poll by the Canadian Amateur Basketball Association finds support for widening the free throw lane to 12 feet on all courts nationwide. The change from six feet will be adopted by provincial amateur associations pending approval.
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Canadian Amateur Basketball Assn
New York Team Triumphs With Offense Heavy 10 Run Effort
New York with Mantle and McDougald stitching power as Byrne earns win on 6 2. Porterfield takes the loss as Chakales and Ramos yield in relief. Offense features 5 RBIs by Mantle and 3 by McDougald and Byrne.
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South Carolina Open tennis set to begin in Greenville
Pairings will be drawn tomorrow for a one week South Carolina Open at Greenville Country Club. Defending champ Jose Aguero of Brazil is not entered. Columbia's Sam Daniel is seen as top seed. Janet Hopps joins the ladies field. About 75 players enter singles and doubles across men, women, and junior divisions.
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Jose Aguero
Brazil
Columbia
Sam Daniel
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Seattle
Wash
Parlo Captures Delaware Handicap in Record Time
At Delaware Park Stanton Del July 22 William Du Ponts four year old filly Parlo stormed to a three length victory in the 110000 added Delaware Handicap before 23305 fans. Rider Eric Guerin kept her in check until the final turn then unleashed a finishing burst to claim the prize.
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Richards Captures Decathlon Honors at AAU Meet
Richards of Long Beach California won his third National AAU decathlon title at Crawfordsville Indiana with 6873 points. He beat 20 year old Bob Lawson of Aberdeen Washington who scored 6501 points. Joe Shankle of Duke finished third with 6455 points. James Brown of Manhasset New York led in the discus with 143-4.
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Durham Rallies To Edge Danville 5-4
Durham trailed 4-0 but rallied to beat Danville 5-4 in nine innings. Ralph Kennedy and Bud Hull drew bases on balls, Bob Taylor singled to load the bases, and a wild pitch from Hal Woodes chick plus an error plated the tying and winning runs as Durham swept the two-game series.
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British Open Golf Meet Opens at St Andrews Monday
The misty Old Course at St Andrews hosts 285 players from 17 nations for the British Open start. Ed Furgol and Byron Nelson lead the American contingent as 100 qualifiers begin over the Old and New courses with top 50 advancing to a 36 hole finish Friday for a $10,500 purse. Furgol and defending champion Peter Thomson are co favorites at 4-1, with Bobby Locke Spain South Africa a noted rival at 1-1.
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Hi-Toms rally past Pirates for 2-1 win and series sweep
In a Finch Field thriller the Hi-Toms overcome Bruce Bohuny and Dick Payne to gain a 2-1 victory over the Burlington Graham Pirates. Dan Moreton drove in Grady Watts with a third inning triple and Noah Goode followed with an RBI single. Walter Miller earned the win in relief as Rene Solis exited with shoulder trouble after three frames. The Hi-Toms improve prior to a 2:30 start today against the Twins at Winston-Salem.
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Watts
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Kansas City Tops Tigers in 11 Inning AL Thriller
Kansas City outlasted Detroit 11-10 in 11 innings in an American League game at home. The Tigers battled back but could not hold the late lead as KC clinched the win.
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