Pirates Fall Short as Lefties Dominate Dodgers
The Pirates dropped to eight percentage points behind the Giants after a 4-2 defeat to the Dodgers as left-handers handled Pittsburgh in four straight losses. Don Podres pitched a complete game for the Dodgers, while Johnny Antonelli and Sam Jones blanked the Pirates and Phillies respectively.
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Associated Press
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Pirates
Los Angeles
Johnny Padres
San Francisco
Giants
Philadelphia
Sam Jones
Major League Baseball Standings and Results
National League standings show San Francisco with .447 and Pittsburgh at .439 after 34 games. Tuesday results include San Francisco 4 Philadelphia 0 and Los Angeles 4 Pittsburgh 2 with rain postponements at Chicago Cincinnati Milwaukee St. Louis.
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Philadelphia
San Francico
Francisco
Greensboro Bears Down Bulls for Second Straight, Tops Durham
Greensboro defeated Durham 3-2 then 12-5 to drop the Bulls to fourth in the Carolina League. Raleigh won 12-5 over Burlington as 16 bases on balls and six Burlington errors fueled the rally. Winston-Salem beat Wilson 7-2 as Ernie Lewis limited the Tobs to five hits. Norm Kampschrer drove in Greensboro’s three runs in game one, including a two RBI single and a sixth inning homer. Dick Dumas hurled the nightcap for Greensboro, scattering hits but allowing three runs in the eighth. Banks and Johnston homered for Greensboro in a 15-hit attack while Red Willis earned win for the Caps.
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Jim Gilliam
Charlie Neal
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Dick Stuart
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Jim Owens
Phils
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al Dark
Joe Koppe
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Herb
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Jim
Mudcat) Grant
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Jim Lemon
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Tigers
al Kaline
Bill Short
Charlie Maxwell
Messi
Roger Maris
Bill Skowron
Elston Howard
Marv Throneberry
A’s
Dave Hillman
Bud Daley
Fight Results From AP Boxing Card Across Cities
Denver-Yama Bahama defeated Victor Zalazar by points in a 156 to 160 bout in Bahama. Ike Chestnut won on points in Birmingham. Isaac Logart beat The Javellana Kid on points in Los Angeles. Emilio Flores stopped Teddy Rand in Los Angeles. Lou Eggleston outpointed Tommy Haden in Hartford. Henry Watson outpointed Nate Jackson in Beaumont. George Logan defeated Billy Fields on points in Boise.
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Javellana Kid
Philippines
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Conn
Lou Eggleston
Los Angeles
Tommy Haden
New Bedford
Mass
Frick and Shea clash over Kefauver bill and drafts
In Washington Ford Frick and Bill Shea spar over Kefauver anti trust measures for baseball Shea backs an unrestricted player draft with 100 player caps Frick opposes government driven controls The Continental League dispute widens as leagues push for arbitration and compensation figures surface for affected clubs
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Bill Shea
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Senate
Estes Kefauver
Congress
Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Bill Hodges He Hasn't Quit Yet
Edward Benjamin of Starmount Forest Country Club in Greensboro battles opponents including Sam Snead and Al Besselink and moves the Greater Greensboro Open to another course. Doc Blanchard receives first Air Force command in England, Ruth's 25th anniversary of his 714th home run noted, Frank McGuire plans a six bedroom Chapel Hill home as Western Carolina League opens tonight.
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Charlie Justice
Hosea Rogers
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Boston Braves
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Chapel Hill
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Orioles reclaim first with 6-1 win over White Sox
The Baltimore Orioles backed Steve Barber with a five run fourth inning to defeat Chicago 6-1 in the opener of a two game series. Barber improved to 3-0 with a seven hitter as Baltimore moved into first place in the American League.
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