National League Standings and Yesterday's Results
The National League table shows Cincinnati leading with 27 wins and 18 losses, a .600 winning percentage. Yesterday results included Philadelphia 5 Chicago 2 and Milwaukee 4 Brooklyn 1, with New York at St. Louis postponed due to rain. today's games list Philadelphia at Chicago and Brooklyn at Cincinnati among others.
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Rising Star Baptist Church hosts summer social event
The Junior Choirs and Usher Board of Rising Star Baptist Church sponsor a weiner roast and ice cream social in the church annex this Saturday night. The public is invited. Also note a call meeting of the Anna P. Strong Club at 4 o clock tonight at Mrs. W. V. Rutherford's home. Local notices cover a series of obituaries and attendees at funerals, with residents traveling to Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago, and Hot Springs for family events.
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Mantle and Berra Power Yankees Past A's in Tight Series
Yankee Stadium saw a power surge as Yogi Berra blasted his 16th homer in four games and drove in two, lifting New York to an 8-1 win over the Athletics. Mantle, facing a strategic shift by KC manager Lou Boudreau, managed only four hits in the series, dropping his average from .411 to .403. Berra racked six hits in nine trips, scoring six and driving in five across the three games, while the Yankees padded their lead over Cleveland as Baltimore beat the White Sox. The A's used three southpaws to quiet Mantle, with Kellner taking the loss and Turley earning the win to move to 3-2. Buhl and the Cubs, Redlegs, and other league actions followed, shaping a packed pennant race.
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Chicago at Boston Yesterday's Results
Chicago and Boston played in yesterday's baseball games with scattered results across the league. Notable scores include New York 9 Kansas City 4 and Baltimore 5 Cleveland 2, with other regional outcomes listed in uncertain segments.
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Hagge Opens Round With Five Point Golf Lead
Marlene Hagge began the third round of the Triangle Randind Robin golf tournament in Virginia Beach with a five point lead as she eyes Sunday’s decisive 90 hole plus and minus competition. She carried plus 23 points after two rounds and said her toughest match awaits Patty Berg Louise Suggs and Mary Lena Faulk in the final round. Joyce Ziske trailed with plus 18 points while Berg and Faulk followed with plus 15 and 13 respectively amid a field with several players in positive scores.
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Quite a Trick New York Drive Accident Claim
Lanny Weiss, a young boy, accidentally triggered an automatic drive while steering the family car. The vehicle moved about 150 yards before colliding with another car. He stood in the driver seat attempting to turn the trick, and the device allegedly aided the maneuver.
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Ninth inning heroics lift White Sox past Red Sox
In a tense game the White Sox won after ninth inning triples by Nellie Fox and Dave filo combined with sacrifice flies by Minnie Minoso and Larry Doby. Howie Bollts relieved and Ramos finished in relief as Chicago squandered a 3-0 lead but pushed across one run in the eighth to secure the victory.
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First National Bank Wins First Game in League Play
In Little League action Dynafla beat Century Bible Class 9 to 3 and Lions defeated Gulf Bugs 17 to 7. CBC faces Owens at 8 p.m. while Dynaflo and Mone Beverage duel at 7 p.m.
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Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
In Los Angeles Don Jordan defeated Tim Jefferson on points, both fighters listed with LA home ties. In Philadelphia Clifton Bradley stopped Bobby Singleton after a 128 pound bout. In San Francisco Reuben Her papedes knocked out Tommy Villa in a televised card.
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Wire Helps Hold Down the Chicks in Chattanooga Loss
The Lookouts led 1 0 in the ninth but a fateful wild throw and Buddy Peterson’s go ahead single clinched a 2 1 Memphis win. Gip Dickens’ early drive was halted by a slender protective wire between light posts. Al Sima started strong but was tagged with the loss as Chattanooga fell to their first road setback of the series.
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