Pirates Rally Past Braves For 4-3 Victory
Pittsburgh pitchers Joe Gibbon and Bobby Shantz limited Milwaukee to five hits as the Pirates erased a 3-2 deficit with two timely pinch hitters in the sixth inning. Gibbon earned his seventh win against four losses while Shantz held the Braves to two hits in the final four frames.
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Cubs edge Phillies 6 4 in relief save by Schultz
Cubs win 6 4 as Barney Schultz earns his fourth save in the final innings. Phillies build five doubles off Jack Curtis but fall behind after Jim Owens exits in the fifth. Gino Cimoli homers for Milwaukee in a separate note as Pirates move into third place in the NL.
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Mortimer Triumphs as British Queen of Wimbledon
Angela Mortimer was crowned Wimbledon champion after Christine Truman slipped on court during the decisive set. Truman retired with Mortimer leading in the all British final. Mortimer had previously won the French title and now ends a long wait for a British women’s singles champion.
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Replacements Spark Reds Rise From Slump to First
Cincinnati Reds rebuilt around a new infield with Chico Cardenas Elio Chacon Gene Freese Don Blasingame and Eddie Kasko while trading for Bobby Bailey Schmidt and Jerry Zimmerman. Manager Bill DeWitt and manager Hutchinson defend shifts as Zimmerman blooms after nine minor league seasons echoing early praise from scouts.
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Redbirds snap slide as James drives Cardinals past Giants
Charley James drove in four runs and Ken Boyer three as St. Louis rallied from a 5-0 deficit to beat San Francisco 9-7. Larry Jackson went the distance for the Cardinals, who ended the Giants five game skid and moved into fourth place after the contest.
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Rain Sours Tennis Showdown As Star Slips Late
Nine years younger than Angelahad victory nearly in reach as a rain slicked grass caused a slip. The teen defeated in the second set, limping and unable to close the match. Angela grabbed the set and the victory, while Christine earned a consolation doubles prize for America.
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Mize Returns as Hitting Coach for Athletics
Johnny Mize, 48, reenters MLB as batting coach for the Kansas City Athletics under manager Hank Bauer. He vows to study stance and bat grip, stressing getting a good ball to hit and keeping his head down the bat shaft to improve swings. Bauer welcomes the move and notes Mize can help if players listen.
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Johnston quits football to focus on Pirates baseball
Rex Johnston, Steelers halfback and Pirates farmhand, will abandon professional football to devote full time to baseball. The Asheville North Carolina Class A South Atlantic League outfielder leads with a .324 average and 10 home runs this season.
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