Giants Halt Embargo On Bonus Hitting In Nl Action
Major League roundup highlights a busy day as Giants beat St Louis 7-6 with pinch homers from Bobby Hofman and Dusty Rhodes and Wes Ferocious homered. Dodgers split with Chicago 6-4 and 6-3 backed by relief pitching. Pirates won a doubleheader over Milwaukee 2-1 in 10 innings as Lew Burdette hit Roberts with the bases loaded in game two. Reds sweep Phillies 4-3 and 15-6 as Wehmeier trailed by nine runs in the second game. Yankees pound White Sox 16-6 behind homers from Skowron McDougald Mantle and Collins. Cleveland boosts AL lead to four games with 3-1 and 9-2 wins over Boston. Connie Marrero and Dean Stone pace Senators doubleheader wins over Baltimore 7-1 and 7-2.
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Warren Giles
Leo Durocher
Bobby Hofman
Dusty Rhodes
New York
St Louis
Wes Wesatrum
al Dark
Giles
Leo
Milwaukee
Lew Burdette
Curt Roberts
Allie
Pirates
Bob Buhl
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Herm Wehmeier
Redlegs
Cleveland
Boston Sparmates
Chicago
Bobby Feller
Art Houtteman
al Smith
Yankees
Bill Skowron
Gil McDougald
Mickey Mantle
Joe Collins
Bob Keegan
White Sox
Sherm Lailor
Baltimore
Washington
Connie Marrero
Dean Stone
Senators
Carl Furillo
Brooklyn
Labine
Carl Erskine
Milliken
Wade
Lees
Pittsburgh
Max Sarkent
Milwaukee Brave
Burdette
Roberts
Buhl
Gus Bell
Tex Kluszewski
Wehmeier
Cincy
Art Fowler
Hi Toms and Durham battle for fourth in Carolina loop
The Hi Tom s and Durham stoke a tight race for fourth place in the Carolina league as both chase a playoff spot. Standings show Reidsville and Winston-Salem wobbling. midseason splits by Twins and Luckies draw skepticism on gate stimulus.
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Hi-Toms
Carolina Loop
Reidsville
Winston-Salem
Twins
Luckies
The
Durham
Lindale Beaten 15-5 by Rockingham in Semi-Pro Play
Rockingham of High Point defeated Lindale 15 to 5 yesterday. Hiatt Buck and Rickard each had three hits for Lindale. Hiatt hit a homer. Errors credited to Reece Rickard Hicks Payne and Thompson. Spencer pitched seven innings with 14 hits allowed and 4 strikeouts. Roger and McInnis also contributed in the loss. Also noted were references to Baltimore and Milwaukee regaining major league status after 52-year gaps.
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Rockingham
Lindale
High Point
Hiatt
Buck
Rickard
Reece
Hicks
Payne
Thompson
Nichols
McInnis
Spencer
So—Spencer
Rogers
Ho—Spencer
City golf tourney at Blair Park moves to semi finals
Bud Kivett remains the favorite as the annual city golf tournament enters semi final week at Blair Park Course. Results list Kivett over Mann 2 and 1 and Faircloth over Trimnal 2 and 1 among others with finals scheduled in all but two divisions next week.
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Bud Kivett
Blair Park
Kivett
Coke Trimnal
Frank Faircloth
Marvin Boggs
Rich and
Reid
Local standings and results for regional league
Standings show Fayetteville 20 8 655 and Bur Gra 20 36 643 with Greensboro 21 games. Last night Durham defeated Greensboro 5 to 3 and Bur Gra beat Fayetteville 7 to 4. HI TOMS won 7 to 3 over Reidsville, with Danville 2 2 and Winston Salem 4 3. Upcoming games list HI TOMS at Reidsville and Danville at Winston Salem among others.
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G.B. Fayetteville
Bur-Gra
Greensboro
Danville
Durham
Hi-Toms
Reidsville
Winston-Salem
Fayetteville
Durham Greensboro
Baseball Standings and Schedule From Monday
A list of team records and a Monday schedule for St. Louis New York Brooklyn Milwaukee Philadelphia Mae St. Louis Cincinnati Chicago Pittsburgh with Sunday and Saturday results. The Monday pairing shows St. Louis at New York at 12:30 in the only game scheduled.
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New York
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Unclear grayscale sports standings fragment
Fragmentary chart shows team records and scores with many unreadable OCR errors. It lists New York Chicago Cleveland Boston Washington Baltimore Philadelphia Detroit and Detroit with scattered numbers, dates, and notes about no games scheduled and rain interruptions.
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Cleveland
Chicago
New York
Boston
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Detroit
Boxing Roundup From Toledo and Mexico City
The Associated Press reports Pat Lowry of Toledo outpointed Joe Miceli of New York over 10 rounds in Toledo. In Mexico City Orlando Chavarria stopped Guillermo Palero in 2 rounds. Willie Paughn of Hollywood outpointed Esau Ferdinand of San Francisco over 10 rounds in Wood (California).
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The
Associated Press
Toledo
Ohio
Pat Lowry
Joe Miceli
New York
Mexico City
Orlando Chavarria
Cuba
Guillermo Palero
Mexico
Ywood
Calif
Willie Paughn
Hollywood
Esau Ferdinand
San Francisco
Slumping Monte Irvin Closes In On Giants Victory Hope
New York Giants manager Leo Durocher fears Monte Irvin's protracted batting slump may threaten the pennant race. Irvin has gone 25 straight at bats without a hit as pinch hitters boost the team, with Hoot Evers Bobby Hofman and Dusty Rhodes delivering key homers in recent games. Irvin, 35, explains slow start and mixed stance work, while Durocher weighs lineup changes as the club seeks continued success in a tight race. Norm Sonja, Wisconsin coach, was a pro prospect for gold in Alaska after college.
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New York
Monte Irvin
New York Giants
Leo Durocher
Giants
Irvin
Averass
Durocher
Livin
Monte
Leo
Irving
Hi-Toms Hand Reidsville 7-3 In Seventh Inning Rally
Hi-Toms rally in the eighth inning lifts them to a 7-3 win over the Reidsville Luckies in the first game of a Carolina League doubleheader at Finch Field. Woody Rich drives in three runs with a key three run double as Kermit Schmidt and Jack Taylor prepare to start. The loss snaps Ken Deal’s six game winning streak for the Luckies.
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Reidsville
Kermit Schmidt
Jack Taylor
Hi-Toms
Reidsville Luckies
Finch Field
Woody Rich
Rich
Luckies
Finchers
Ken Deal
Finbherg
Noah Goode
Carl Howertef
Don Stafford
Johnny Lybrand
Ed Cannon
Fayetteville Hilanders
Fayetteville
Durham
Greensboro
Eddie Neville
Neville
Winston-Salem
Danville
Twins
Fred Biangardi
Frank Lucas
al Murawski
Murawski
Lucas
John Paul Jones
Gray High
John Brady
Jones
Moe Shipman
Ned
Biargardi
Bob Smith
Polaneuns
Walker
Ian Te Heeke Soaterd
Bela
Steerer Deal
Tom
Erbi Cooper
Stafford
Cannon
Ate
Larsen Triggers Australian Fury With Tennis Tour Tale
Tennis star Art Larsen sparks Australian protests by writing in World Tennis about a Wimbledon tour. Victoria Lawn Tennis Assn denounces the article as damaging to prestige, claiming inaccuracies and sensationalism.
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Art Larsen
Larsen
World Tennis
Australia
Acc J
Jand
Victoria
Assa l
Melbourne
Harry Pitt
U. S
Pitt
Charlotte golfer wins three way playoff for USGA link spot
L. C. Holfhouser clinched the spot for the National Public Links in Dallas July 12-17 after a three way playoff at the Cape Club. A. D. Turrentine of Durham and Gene Lockabill of Charlotte tied before Lockabill forfeited on No. 2. Harold O'Neal finished with 155 in the double round.
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L. C. Holfhouser
USGA
Dallas
A. D. Turrentine
Durham
Gene Lockabill
Car Ao Club
Lockabill
Holshouser
Turgentine
Texas
Harold O'Neal
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