Mantle Returns as Pinch Hitter and Homers in Key Rally
Mickey Mantle, back from a foot injury, pinch hit for the Yankees and belted a left field homer off George Brunet to spark a 10-9 extra inning win over Baltimore after New York lost the opener 7-2. Yogi Berra provided the deciding sacrifice fly in the 10th. Other AL games saw Dodgers blank Houston while San Francisco and Philadelphia won, and Detroit and Cleveland split. Mantle's homer was his 12th of the season.
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New York Mets
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Brooks Robinson
Orioles
Elston Howard
Steve Barber
John Powell
John Orsini
White Sox
Camilo Carreon
Angels
Hank Aguirre
Detroit
Indians
Mickey Lolich
Hall of Fame Inducts Rice Flick Clarkson Rixey in 1960s ceremony
Cooperstown N Y two outfielders and two pitchers were to be inducted into baseballs Hall of Fame in a ceremony at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum at 9 am EST. Sam Rice accepting the bronze plaque in person while Elmer Flick John Clarkson and Eppa Rixey honored posthumously with lifelike reputations from 1905 1894 1912 to 1933. An exhibition game at Doubleday Field followed between the Milwaukee Braves and Boston Red Sox.
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Insurance Firm Names Officers
In Little Rock Perry V. Whitmore and L. C Shine were elected officers of First Security Life Insurance Co and its San Antonio subsidiary Vexus Continental Life Insurance Co. They succeed G. Charles Childre and E. W. Samuels, killed July 20 in a Gulf of Mexico plane crash.
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Little. Rock
Perry V. Whitmore
L. C Shine
First Security Life Insurance Co
Little Rock
Vexus Continental Life Insurance Co
San Antonio
G. Charles Childre
E. W. Samuels
Gulf of Mexico
Whitmore
Shine
Samuels
Uvnswer
Deadline for Tennis Tourney at Texarkaha College
The third annual Texarkana College tennis tournament will be held Friday and Saturday, August 1-2, at the college courts. Entries are limited and the fee is 2 dollars per person per division. Today is the deadline for entering. Divisions include ages 12 through 13 years.
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Whitworth Wins Milwaukee Women’s Open in Golf Showdown
Kathy Whitworth secures her second win in a week by shooting two under par 70 to finish at 286 over 72 holes at North Shore Country Club. Miss Wright finishes ninth at 299, earning her season total to $15,212 while Whitworth rises to $12,759 in prize money. Suggs and Pung settle as runners up.
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Mickey Wright
Kathy Whitworth
Miss Whitworth
North Shore Country Club
Louise Suggs
Jackie Pung
Minor League Baseball Results From Sunday and Saturday
In the International League Sunday games Jacksonville beat Atlanta 9 to 6 Arkansas defeated Richmond 7 to 2 Indianapolis won 17 to 3 against Rochester Columbus lost to Toronto 4 to 3 Syracuse topped Buffalo 6 to 3 with 2 as the tie in the 2 which Saturday Columbus beat Toronto 4 to 3 Atlanta beat Jacksonville 4 to 3 Indianapolis defeated Rochester 6 to 3 in 10 innings Buliate edged Syracuse 2 to 1 in 11 Richmond overcame Arkansas 6 to 5 Pacific Coast League San Diego beat Dallas 6 to 3 Oklahoma City 50 defeated Tacoma 23 Hawaii swept Portland 3 to 1 Denver lost 4 to 10 at Salt Lake Spokane defeated Seattle 5 to 1 San Diego and Dallas-Fort Worth. Spokane beat Seattle 4 to 3-3
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Spokane
Seattle
Dallas-Fort Worth
Money Winners at St. Paul Open Golf Tournament
Leaders in the 74 hole St Paul Open on Keller course include Jack Rule Jr earning 5300, Fred Hawkins 5400, Dave Hill 2050 and Bruce Crampton 2050. Other notable money winners are George Bayer 1700, Charles Siffard 150, Bruce Devlin 1430, Gene Littler 1150, Don Fairfield 1150, Harold Kneece 1150, Claude King 1150.
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Jack Rule Jr
Fred Hawkins
George Bayer
Charles Siffard
Bruce Devlin
Gene Littler
Don Fairfield
Harold Kneece
Claude King
Portland J California? Not clear from data
Portland J, Hawaii 1 Oklahoma City 2, Tacoma 1 Denver 4, Sale Lake City 3. (Note: Fragmentary sports score row with multiple teams and cities.)
Dodgers edge Astros as Podres yields one hit in ninth
Johnny Podres of the Dodgers allows only a single in the ninth before relief helps limit Temple to one hit in Houston. Meanwhile Jim King of the Senators slugged two homers a double and scored three runs in a 7-5 win over Boston.
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Houston
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Boston
Pro Football Picture May Be Changed
Murray Rose reports exhibition games alter perceptions of the NFL and AFL. The College All-Stars upset Green Bay, weakening the Packers’ aura of invincibility as previews point to pro championship challenges. Chargers beat Chiefs. Denver Aids Oilers, Raiders top Patriots in tuneups as rosters shuffle and key players recover from injuries.
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Otto Gresham
Chicago
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Chargers
Kansas City Chiefs
Denver
Houston Oilers
Oakland Raiders
Boston Patriots
Oakland
Tobin ‘Rote
Rote
John Hadl
Air Force
Paul Lowe
Mickey Slaughter
George Shay
Gene Mingo
Houston
Baseball standings and results from Tuesday games
The Associated press report lists AL and NL results with scores for New York Baltimore Detroit Cleveland Los Angeles Chicago Kansas City Minnesota Washington Boston and other teams. It notes standings, games scheduled, and Tuesday results across leagues with several doubles and tied results.
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Cleveland
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Detroit
Washington
Baltimore
U.S. Track Team Winds Up European Tour
The United States track and field squad finishes its European tour with the second half of a meet against Britain. After day one the U.S. led men 61-44 while Britain led women 28-27. Only the remaining events remain on the schedule.
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Lopat's Contract Extended with Kansas City Athletes
Kansas City Athletes extend manager Ed Lopat’s contract through the 1959 season. Lopat was named manager last year under a ten year deal and agreed to continue after talks with General Manager Pat Friday. Financial terms were not disclosed.
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Leaders in the Major Leagues by The Associated Press
A compiled review highlighting top hitters and pitchers from the American and National Leagues. Notable figures include Yastrzemski Kaline and Allison leading batting, Aaron and Pinson among home runs and stolen bases, with Radatz and Ford among leading pitchers.
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Cincinnati
Brock
Williams
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Gonzalez
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Louis
McCovey
San i
Hope x Star SPORTS Proving Ground fishing outing with Tolleson
Bob Tolleson and local anglers fished Ramwood Lake on Saturday morning at the Proving Ground. Tolleson hauled a five-bass string including three between five and six pounds, one around three pounds, and one about two and a quarter pounds. Lake owner Leo Ray assists in holding the catch.
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Fight Results Saturday's Fights Totals Mixed Cards
In New York Jose Stable of New York 147 outpointed Stan ley Hayward 147 of Philadelphia. Manila Flash Elorde 136 from the Philippines outpointed Love Allotey 13544 of Ghana. Agana Guam John San Nicholas 125 knocked out Guam Typhoon 125. Glace Bay Blair Richardson 160 Canadian middleweight champion stopped Ron Brothers 158% in St John St John New Brunswick. Amherst Nova Scotia Les Sprague 140 Canadian junior welterweight champion stopped Jimmy Gillis 146 Halifax.
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Love Allotey
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dJohn San Nicholas
Typhoon
Glace Bay
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Blair Richardson
Ron, Brothers
St. John
N.B
Amherst
Les Sprague
Jimmy Gillis
Halifax
Pitching and strikeouts tally in Los Angeles pitchers scene
In Cincinnati and Los Angeles stats show a mix of pitching decisions and strikeout totals. Malo ney of Cincinnati logged 16 decisions, while Perкас Noski and Koufax led LA with notable numbers. Drysdale and others from Los Angeles contributed strong strikeout counts as the season stats roll in.
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Los Angeles
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Drysdale
Travelers Rally Past Richmond in IL Series Finale
Right hander Jack Hamilton limited Richmond to five hits as the Arkansas Travelers defeated the Vees 7-2 in the final game of an International League series in Richmond. John Herrnstein sparked Arkansas with three hits including a season’s top homer and the third against Richmond in two days. Herrnstein started a three run rally with singles in the second and eighth, while Arkansas piled up 14 hits behind starter Bully Muffet and relievers.
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Clevenger
Stowe
Hamilton
Arkansas Horses Win Sapling Stakes at Monmouth Park
Mr. Brick owned by Roy Sturgis of Malvern Ark won the Sapling Stakes for 2 year olds at Monmouth Park by a half length. The bay by Johns Joy and Feronia led most of the race as Big Pete and Bold Sultan followed. Mr. Brick paid 99 80 3 80 and 2 80 for a purse of 62976.
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Monmouth Park
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Big Pete
Bold Sultan
Podres Misses Notifier and Cards Lose Two
Los Angeles left handed pitcher Ron Podres faltered as the Dodgers dropped two to the Cubs and Phillies in a sweltering Houston day a blanking loss for Newark’s Craig. Willie Mays hit his 27th homer as San Francisco beat Chicago and Cincinnati swept Pittsburgh. The Yankees lost to Baltimore while the White Sox beat the Angels and Kansas City topped Minnesota. Don Larsen earned the win for Philadelphia in a doubleheader, while Ron Santo homered for the Cubs and Ray Culp notched two key hits.
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Ray Culp
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Clay Dalrymple
Phillies
New World Mark in Pole Vaulting
John Fennel of Miami set a new world pole vault record with 16 feet 10 1/2 inches at White City Stadium, marking the second world mark in minutes on the closing day of the U S Great Britain meet. British women’s 440-yard relay also shattered the world mark with 45.2 seconds, the third record in as many events today.
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Pine Bluff Wins State Connie Mack Tournament
Pine Bluff Police beat Jefferson Square 6 Sunday to win the state Connie Mack baseball tournament. Charles Ard pitched well for Pine Bluff, while Tommy Tuilos drove in three runs with two hits. Jerry Newton suffered the loss for Jefferson Square. Police advance to Bryan Texas for the regional Connie Mack tournament.
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Fine Bluff
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Yommy Tuilos
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Special Wedding Attended by Five Children in Pocahontas
POCAHONTAS Ark AP five children ages under ten witnessed the wedding of Preston Brown and his wife near Pocahontas. The ceremony took place Friday at a church manned by a minister named Tales, with the bride under one year old at the time of death, a detail unclear in the fragments but hinting at a unique, family centered ceremony.
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