Mantilla Homer Wins for Sox in 7-5 Victory over KC
Felix Mantilla belted two homers and two singles driving in three as the Red Sox beat Kansas City 7-5. Mantilla raised his season total to 24 homers and started at six positions in another multi position performance. Radatz earned his 13th win in relief for Boston, while Baltimore topped Minnesota 4-1 and Los Angeles defeated New York 4-2.
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Associated Press
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Johnny Pesky
Dick Stuart
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Stuart
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Athletics
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Luis Aparicio
Brooks Robinson
Charlie Lau
Yankees
Orioles
Ken McBride
Bob Lee
McBride
Lee
Jim Fregosi
Lew Clinton
Fregosi
Clinton
Baseball Scores and a 1690 Jefferson County Note
The Associated Press reports International League results with Toronto beating Syracuse 6 to 2, Rochester 9 over Buffalo and Richmond 3, Columbus 2. Pacific Coast League scores include Indianapolis 7 Denver 6, Arkansas 4 Salt Lake City 2, Spokane 5 Hawaii 1, Tacoma 2 Portland 0, San Diego 4 Seattle 0, and Oklahoma City at Dallas due to rain. A line notes Leon LeRoy as the first white man in Jefferson County, tied to DeToni’s deserter from Arkansas Post in 1690.
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Solunar Tables For Fert Or Hunt Schedule
Solunar periods indicate major and minor hunting or fishing times. The table lists days Friday Saturday Sunday with major periods at specific start times and lengths, derived from Knight's tables, advising planning around good territory during those intervals.
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John Algen Knight
Standings and results from baseball and basketball games
Standings show Baltimore, New York, Chicago, Detroit and others with win totals and ratios. Thursday results include Baltimore 4 Minnesota 1 and Boston 7 Kansas City 3. League listings show teams San Francisco Philadelphia and Chicago with upcoming games and scores.
Major League Leaders In Batting And Pitching
The Associated Press lists National League batting leaders with Cle mente, Carty, Santo and others. Mays leads home runs with 39, Wills tops steals at 40, while Koy and others show pitching figures. Thursday results include San Diego 4 Seattle 3 in 12 innings and rain postponed Oklahoma City at Dallas.
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Pittsburgh
Carty
Milwauke
Poyer
Mays
San Francisco
Williams
Chicago
Wills
Los Angeles
Brock
St. Louis
Koy
Thurston's Stars Shine In Historic Baseball Night
THURSDAY'S STARS PITCHING Don Larsen of the Colts blanked Philadelphia 6-0 on four hits for his first shutout since 1959. BATTING Jackie Brandt of the Orioles broke a 1– tie with a key hit as the action highlighted a night of standout performances in a rugged league schedule.
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Associated Press
Don Larsen
Colts
Philadelphia
Jackie Brandt
Orioles
Larsen Pitches Shutout as Phils Extend Lead
Philadelphia righty Don Larsen pitched a rare shutout, no-hitting the league-leading Phillies 6-0 at Connie Mack Stadium. The 35-year-old veteran, noted for a 1956 World Series perfect game, delivered five weeks of solid starts in a season he began with a major-league tour. Burdette, Kasko, and Hardy supplied key moments as Milwaukee, Cincinnati, and San Francisco games influenced the pennant race, while Baltimore pressed the AL lead with a 4-1 win over Minnesota.
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Associated Press Sports
Don Larsen
Houston
Connie Mack Stadium
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San Francisco
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Jerry. Grote
Eddie Kasko
Lillis
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Burdette
Len Gabrielson
Johni. Tsitouris
Ron
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Billy Williams
Billy McCool
Reds
Three-Run Double Lifts Baltimore Over Minnesota For AL Lead
A three-run double in the seventh inning powered Baltimore to a 41 victory over Minnesota, extending the Orioles’ grip on the American League lead as the game swung in their favor late.
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Minnesota
Defense of Big Red Looks Good
Fayetteville Arkansas AP The Razorbacks No 1 defensive unit held firm in a Wednesday scrimmage at Razorback Stadium. Ronnie South connected with Bobby Roper for a touchdown as the No 2 offense beat the defense twice. Coach Frank Broyles avoided discouragement, noting expected mistakes with many players in action. Tommy Sain worked at strongside guard as a potential permanent move.
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Bobby ‘Roper
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Billy Gray
Frank Broyles
Tommy Sain
Broyles
Leahy and Simmons Triumph in Mixed Fights and Giants Rally
In Paisley Scotland Mick Leahy outpointed Sugar Ray Robinson in a wartime style bout while in Miami Al Simmons fanned seven of nine in a separate feature. The New York Mets rode Perry’s two timely RBIs and a late rally to wipe out a 1-0 deficit as Duke Snider and Tom Haller delivered doubles and Perry plated a run with a sacrifice fly. Blasingame earned the win as Hank Aaron hit his 24th homer and a six run seventh inning sealed the Mets’ advantage with key hits from Rico Carty LeMaye and Ed Matthews.
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Mick Leahy
Britain
Sugar Ray Robinson
New York
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Fla
al Simmons
Perry
Giants
Joe Christopher
George Altman
Mets
Duke Snider
Tom Haller
Haller
Jim Davenport
Blasingame
Hank Aaron
Rico Carty
le Maye
Aaron
Ed’ Mathews
Joe Torre
Ed Bailey
Hogs and Bobcats Set for Rugged Texarkana Battle
Texarkana hosts the Razorbacks at Ruhrman Field tonight at 7:30 as both teams debut. The Razorbacks bring inexperience and depth questions while Texarkana, led by Swede Lee, is touted as a tough Arkansas squad with a new Bobcats coach, offense, and defense opening the season amid strong local interest.
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Arkansas
Razorbacks
Ruhrman Field
Bobcats
Lee
Crazylegs Hirsch Checks Razorbacks Camp
Elroy Hirsch a Rams end great and Rama scout visited the University of Arkansas training camp. He gave receiving tips in the morning session and watched the afternoon scrimmage. He praised Arkansas ends for good hands but named no players. He plans additional observance later in the season.
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Ark
Elroy
Hirsch
Los Angeles Rams
Rama
University of Arkansas
Arkansas
Rams
Razorbacks
Two Named as Slayer of Negro in Georgia
In Danielsville Georgia two white men Joseph Howard Sims and Cecil William Myers are named in a court reading as killers of Lemuel Penn a black educator from Washington D C. The FBI statement read at trial was signed by James Lackey who denies it though admitted as evidence after a lengthy legal fight. Lackey faces trial later while Herbert Guest is dropped from murder charges but testifies on a federal conspiracy case.
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Danielsville
Lemuel Penn
Joseph Howard Sims
Cecil William Myers
James
Lackey
Penn
Washington, D.C
North Georgia
Superior Court
Carey Skelton
James Hudson
Jeff Wayne
Wayne
Sims
Myers
Clete Johnson
Herbert Guest
Guest
FBI
Pompano Beach Outpoints Grady Ponder
Pompano Beach defeated Grady Ponder 135 to 133 in a close Fort Lauderdale bout. Fort Lauderdale hosted the event with Ponder scoring late baskets as the crowd witnessed a high scoring clash.
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Beach
Fla
Grady
Ponder
Fort Lauderdale
Shotgun misfire rocks Michigan hardware store
In Jackson, Michigan, a customer was handed a loaded shotgun from a hardware store rack. He aimed at the ceiling and pulled the trigger, releasing buckshot that caused a gaping hole but fortunately injured no one. The incident prompted safety concerns at the shop.
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Jackson, Mich
Richard Furtwangler
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