Yankees Rally Past Senators 10-6 in Washington
New York games sprint to a 10-6 victory over last-place Washington as Elston Howard drives in four runs with a homer and three singles. Johnny Bucks earns his sixth win with relief help from Art Ditmar who retires the seventh inning threat. Rye Sievers homers for Washington, but six pitchers toil in a lopsided Washington loss before about 10,000 fans.
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Phillies Beat Brooklyn 9-4 Behind Sanford 10th Win
In Brooklyn Jack Sanford earned his 10th win as Philadelphia’s 13 hit attack powered a 9-4 victory over the Dodgers. Rip Repulski and Ed Bouchee homered for the Phillies, tightening the National League race near fourth place.
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Cubs Nosed Milwaukee 3-2 In NL Showdown
A crowd of 43,053 watched the Chicago Cubs edge the Milwaukee Braves 3-2 to pull within one game of second place in the National League standings. Wily starter Warren Drott struck out 15 Braves at the outset, with Dick Littlefield and Turk Lown combining to close out the win. The Cardinals extended their lead with a 9-4 win over the Reds in 10 innings, moving past Cincinnati into sole possession of second place.
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Boyer Drives Cardinals Past Reds with Four RBIs
In St. Louis on July 6, Ken Boyer slugged a three run homer and a sacrifice fly to drive in four runs as the first place Cardinals clobbered Cincinnati 13 to 3. Stan Musial added six RBIs and Willard Schmidt pitched 7 1 3 scoreless innings.
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Hit and Hurl Scores and Players Listed
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Bold Ruler Returns to Track After Belmont Stakes
The Wheatley Stable’s Bold Ruler resumed hard workouts at Aqueduct with trainer Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons and jockey Eddie Arcaro. The 3-year-old Preakness winner covered seven-eighths of a mile in 1 25 1 5 and a mile in 1 40, signaling readiness for the Arlington Classic in Chicago next Saturday.
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Horseshoe Tournament Planned in Winston-Salem
The Carolina AAU horseshoe tournament will take place in Winston Salem at Miller Park on August 10. All contestants must register with the Carolinas AAU Association, with entries closing August 8.
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Braves Acquire Nippy Jones From Coast Outfit
Milwaukee announces the purchase of Vernal Nippy Jones from Sacramento of the Pacific Coast League for an unspecified amount. Jones, 32, previously with St Louis 1946 51 and Philadelphia, will report to the No 5 Braves in Pittsburgh and may be paired for Sacrament with an optioned or clear player.
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Athletics Rally Past Tigers In 12th For 3-1 Win
Detroit falls to Kansas City in extra innings as Ralph Terry and Tom Morgan shut out the Tigers after a late rally. The Royals’ club delivers a 3-1 verdict in a high tension game.
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Stevens and Lee win mat feature at YMCA gym
Blond headed Ray Stevens and Buddy Lee triumph in a wrestling feature at the YMCA gym in Lexington on July 6. They beat Dick Steinborn and Billy Two Rivers with Stevens finishing Rivers using an atomic drop after Steinborn won the opener with an abdominal stretch. Ramon Cernandes defeated Don Bruno in another feature, taking the first fall with a judo chop and the third with a body slam.
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Major League Standings Update From Associated Press
National League results include Philadelphia teams and Cincinnati on the road with noted pitchers Jeffcoat Lawrence McDaniel Jackson and Burdette. Key games feature Pittsburgh at New York St Louis at Cincinnati and Chicago at Milwaukee with various player outcomes recorded.
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Sartin Cleaners to Resume Loop Slate Showdown Tuesday
The Sartin Cleaners semipro team returns after a week idle to face Wiscassett Mills of Albemarle in a Piedmont Industrial League test at James Town Tuesday night with Jimmy Ward pitching.
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Hi Toms Toms Fall to Winston-Salem in Twin Bill
Eddie Logan of the Hi Toms hit for the cycle but Winston-Salem Red Birds rallied to win 6 5. Glen Sullivan scored from first on a fumbled double play in the ninth to seal the victory before about 1150 fans. The Hi-Toms return to Finch Field for a double header with Wilson tomorrow at 1 30 p m and a single game Monday evening.
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Reed Blanks Pats in 4-0 Shutout Victory
Durham pitcher Reed, a 20 year old from Battle Creek, Mich, threw his fourth shutout of the year and tenth win to defeat the Patriots 4-0. He struck out 11 and walked two while improving to 10-3 on the season.
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Pierce gets 12th win as White Sox top Indians 5-1
Chicago July 6 Billy Pierce the White Sox lefty became the majors first 12 game winner with a 5-1 victory over Cleveland. Pierce allowed eight hits but kept most from hurting him as he defeated Bob...
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Red Sox Rout Orioles as Sullivan Wins Fifth Straight
Boston pounds Baltimore 11 to 2 at Fenway led by Frank Sullivan’s fifth consecutive victory. Jackie Jensen belts his 11th homer, Billy Klaus adds his ninth, and Frank Malzone delivers a two run triple as the Red Sox surge with five runs in the seventh to pull away.
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Wilson Tobs Rally to Beat Leafs 10-8
Wilson the Tobs rallied from a 7-5 deficit with a five run second inning and four run fifth to defeat the Danville Leafs 10-8 in Wilson North Carolina. Buck Jackson hit a three run homer in the fifth and Dick Dickey cleared the bases with a second inning triple. Jim Hubbard added a two RBI double in the second while Bob Perry and Ino Rodriguez homered for Danville. Jesus took the loss for Danville.
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Thomas Delivers Winning 9th In 13 Inning Pirates Triumph
Frank Thomas hit his ninth homer into the upper left field stands off Stu Miller as Pittsburgh beat New York 3-2 in 13 innings. Thomas collided with Dick Groat but remained in the game. Bob Purkey earned his eighth win after starting the 10th, with Vern Law exiting after nine innings. Daryl Spencer hit two Giants homers and Curt Barclay faltered in the early innings.
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Osteen tied 2-3 in late thriller
A terse score note records Sint 1-3 and Osteen 2 2-3 with a final T-3:00 and A-17,370 in a compact game summary.
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Max Berrier Dominates Micro Midget Race at Randleman
Max Berrier of Wallburg extended his lead in Micro Midget racing here on July 6 as he won the main event. Elmer Fox of Siler City and Bryce Cummings of High Point took the Consolations. Belton Koontz claimed the trophy race, with heat wins by Berrier Ernest Satterfield Wolfe and Gene Burchette. About 40 cars battled before roughly 1,200 spectators.
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