Davenport remains mainstay for Giants in pennant chase
Davenport from the Giants boosts a 6-3 win over Cincinnati with three hits and a pivotal bunt. Mays provided the decisive two run single as San Francisco stays two games behind Dodgers, who beat Milwaukee 7-5 with a strong Perranoski relief outing. Yankees, Twins, Tigers, and others won while Cleveland and Chicago Idle.
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Minor League Baseball Results Report
International League games featured Richmond at Jacksonville postponed by rain. Atlanta defeated Arkansas 12 to 7. Rochester beat Columbus 5 to 3. Syracuse topped Indianapolis 6 to 3. Buffalo won 4 to 3 over Toronto. Pacific Coast League action had Okla City scoring 12 to Dallas Fort Worth 0. Spokane defeated Denver 6 to 3 with Hawaii 11 at Portland pending. Only games scheduled noted.
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Eisenhower backs nuclear test over treaty stance
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower said he would favor the nuclear test over the treaty unless there is hard evidence that U.S. security would be endangered. He spoke after a Normandy visit and said he would submit views in writing to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in a studied fashion.
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Standings and results from Today's Baseball
American League leaders show New York atop with 75 wins and .641. Chicago, Minnesota, Baltimore, Cleveland, and Kansas City follow with varying gaps. National League tallies list Los Angeles leading at 70–48, with San Francisco and St Louis close behind. Thursday games and upcoming schedules mix wins and matchups across both leagues.
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Leaders in the Major Leagues Batting and Pitching Leaders
A summary of league leaders across both leagues highlighting top batting averages hits runs and RBI by players such as Groat Kaline Yastrzemski and Stuart. It also lists top pitching leaders including Perbaseki Maloney Radatz and Koufax with their win loss records strikeouts and team affiliations.
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Baseball standings and Friday slate with weather impacts
Southern Division standings show Indianapolis 72 55 3.67 era and Atlanta 95 7 0.96. Northern Division lists Syracuse 68 60, Rochester 66 62, Buffalo 66 65. Rochester beat Columbus 5 3 in 13 innings. Two games canceled due to wet grounds. Friday schedule includes Jacksonville at Arkansas, Richmond at Atlanta, Indianapolis at Toronto, Columbus at Syracuse, and Buffalo at Rochester. Major League Stars batting note highlights John Blanchard of the Yankees with a grand slam and a two-run homer.
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Arkansas
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Syracuse
Rochester
Buffalo
Toronto
Richmond
John Blanchard
Yankees
Tennis Picks Favor U S Over Mexico Davis Cup Opener
James Bacon reports Los Angeles AP that the United States holds an edge in the first Davis Cup clash here in Los Angeles as Chuck McKinley faces Rafael Osuna in the opening singles with Dennis Ralston vs Antonio Palafox to follow. Doubles on Saturday and Sunday singles could alter the outcome. American ace Perranoski shines in Dodgers relief as NL leaders beat Milwaukee 5-2.
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Antonio Palafox
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Travelers beaten 12 7 by Atlanta Crackers
The Atlanta Crackers overwhelmed six Arkansas pitchers to win 12-7 over the Travelers, their third straight International League victory. Arkansas allowed 15 hits and eight walks. Syracuse beat Indianapolis 63, Buffalo defeated Toronto 4-3, and Rochester won 5-3 in 13 innings. Rain canceled two Richmond Jacksonville games, and the Crackers-Traveler series was a no contest for second place in the Southern Division.
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Cherry Valley approves $42,000 waterworks bond
Cherry Valley Arkansas voters approved a 42,000 general obligation waterworks bond by a 97 to 13 vote. The 30 year issue will be supplemented by a revenue bond, retired over time with a 10 mill tax.
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United States Team Foresees Victory Over Mexico in Tennis Doubles
Osuna and Palafox enter as Wimbledon doubles champions while Pancho Gonzales, coach, spurs confidence saying the U.S. can beat the Mexicans five to zero and expects an overall win. No nominations yet for the doubles event.
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Ft Bliss Beats Sandia Base For Tourney Win At Ark
Ft Bliss Texas defeated Sandia Base New Mexico 21 Thursday night in Chaffee Arkansas to advance in the Fourth Army double elimination softball tournament with a ninth inning homer. They will play Pine Bluff Arsenal at 7 p.m. for the championship.
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Fight Results Across Cities and Baseball Doubleheader
In Miami Perfecto Garcia outpointed Jesse Humphries while in Tokyo Katsuo Naga stopped Nacho Mendoza. Boise hosts Jefferson Davis of Las Vegas outpointing John Tiger Callins. The Crackers surged within two games of division leader Indianapolis as Atlanta beat Arkansas 12-7 with Bucks earning his fourth win and Richie Allen blasting his 25th homer for Arkansas.
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Blanchard's grand slam fuels Yankees past Red Sox in rout
Johnny Blanchard belts a grand slam and drives in six as the Yankees rout the Red Sox 10-2 at Fenway Park. Lopez and Ling add two hits each, and Blanchard defies Fenway with five homers in his career that won games. Stan Williams earned the win with six strong innings.
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Dan Jones Highlighted in Arkansas Football Magazine
Dan Jones appears in The Super Team feature of the Arkansas Football issue. Hope High coach John Pierce praises Jones as the best center he has coached and a great linebacker, with Richard McDowell noted as the district’s top blocking fullback. Other favorable mentions include Mack McLarty, Ricky Butler, Jim Walker, and Jerry Burnetti.
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