Dodgers Fall to Cardinals as Musial Delivers
The Dodgers could muster only four hits as Stan Musial powered the St Louis Cardinals to a 4-2 victory. Bob Giallombardo pitched well for the Cards, with Lindy McDaniel completing the game for the win. Roseboro homered for the Dodgers, but seven runners left on base doomed their effort.
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Lefty O'Doul on resting sore arms in pitching
Baseball figure Lefty O'Doul urges rest over pitching through soreness. He recalls guiding pitchers in the PCL by protecting arms, citing Chesnes, Jansen, Werle, and others whose careers were saved or ruined by pitching with injuries. He warns that working through pain worsens the arm and fears for budding talents.
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Television rights deal announced for Patterson Harris fight
Promoter Corp. buys late rights for the Floyd Patterson Roy Harris heavyweight title bout with a minimum guarantee of 210000. TelePrompter and other firms are reported involved in the deal though the percentage ownership remains undisclosed.
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MacKay Advances but Patty Mulloy Ousted at Wimbledon
Wimbledon reports Barry Paris and Sven Davidson advanced as MacKay of Dayton, Ohio, won a five set battle to reach the men's singles quarterfinals while Patty and Mulloy were eliminated. Seven days into the tournament rain disrupted play and Americans saw dwindling success with only one reaching the quarterfinals. Top women’s seeds like Rose and Dupont challenged, as Gipson and Arnold moved into the quarterfinals.
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Long Beach Area Players Lead Week Batting Spree
Minor from Wellsville NY tops weekly gains with six hits in 15 at bats to raise his average to .277. Hopkins posts 7 for 20 to lift his average to .250 as other local players Rex Jones and Bao Lee post 1-0 marks in their leagues.
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Giambra Wins Split Decision Over Giardello In 16 Rounds
San Francisco’s Giambra, a 24 to 1 underdog, defeats No. 2 middleweight contender Joey Giardello in a 16 round bout at the Cow Palace. Giambra weighs about 156 to Giardello’s 160, overcoming an early deficit with late-round timing in a bout that ended in a split decision.
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Flying Home Jimmy Clark to Enter SC PGA Championship
Huntington Beach pro Jimmy Clark notified Southern California PGA officials he will fly home after the Akron Open to compete in the $7,500 SC PGA Championship at Recreation Park. Clark is a touring pro and former Long Beach City amateur champion, with July 2018 noted.
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Reds Bow to Spahn in Milwaukee 9-2 loss
Milwaukee Braves defeated the Cincinnati Reds 9 to 2 behind Warren Spahn who earned his 10th win of the season. Spahn limited Cincinnati to six hits as Milwaukee improved in the National League race while Fred Haney’s strategy paid off.
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Tigers tie game late to win on error filled Kan sas City clash
Detroit's ninth inning rally hinges on Preston Ward misplayed double play ball and Roger Maris throw past third as Reno Berthol scambers home. Tigers beat Kansas City 7 6 in a comedic error filled affair with a key triple steal earlier and Billy Martin stealing home.
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Bragan named Spokane manager after firing
Bob Bragan, 40, returned to the Pacific Coast League as Spokane manager, the Dodgers farm club. He replaces Golden Desmond (Goldie) Hott, who was released after Spokane split a doubleheader with Phoenix.
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