Baseball scores and schedule update from AP
American League results include New York 6 Detroit 0 and Chicago 4 Baltimore 3. Cleveland 5 Washington 4. Kansas City 11 Boston 7. Wednesday and Thursday games listed with matchups and suspended contest details across the NL and AL, including Milwaukee 9-2 San Francisco 6-1 in doubleheader and Philadelphia Chicago suspensions.
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Lonnie Irvin: Helias star misses chance at college football
Long description of Helias High School athlete Lonnie Irvin, a three-sport standout who peaked as a junior but logged only two seasons. He excelled in football, basketball, and track, but limited sophomore participation hindered his college prospects. His best moment came in a late-season win over Centralia with a seven-yard rushing score and a 20-yard receiving touchdown.
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Junior Legion Faces Wardsville Tomorrow At Home
The big crowd expected at Washington Park as Carling's Red Birds 7 1 host Ft Leonard Wood Hilltoppers at 8 00 PM Denny Higgins the right hander who beat the Hilltoppers 2 1 last week will start for the Red Birds aiming for their seventh straight win Higgins White Sox farm hand a Park Board product leads the local Junior Legion setup The Red Birds meet the Soldiers again Saturday and the Legion ’9 team plays Wardsville Thursday night with Wyman Basinger’s squad at 4 3 for the year and set to face Columbia Sunday
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Local Drivers Fail to Place In Petite Prix
Stan Zimmerman and Frank Pihal of Show Me Sports Car Club raced in the Oklahoma City Petite Prix. The two mile course with 14 turns proved brutal as bigger cars struggled while smaller Porsches and Jaguars fared better. Zimmerman quit one race when a hood blew off in the wind. Pihal finished 15th of 28 in one event and both men placed 14th and 15th in Sunday’s eighth race after an early start.
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California Girls Top Local 1286 In Softball Rout
The California Girls walloped Local 1286 14 to 4 on Tuesday night. California jumped to a five run first inning and never trailed. Bolt pitched for the winners, allowing four hits, while Ulstead took the loss.
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Braves Surge Toward Pirates as Pitching Shines
Milwaukee staff has rounded into form with steady work and the Braves, chasing the Pirates, swept a two game set with the Giants 9-6 and 2-1 in 12 innings. Manager Dressen credited improved pitching and better weather after early delays. Since their surge last Thursday, Milwaukee has yielded 23 runs, with only one loss, a 4-3 decision to St. Louis.
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Minor League Results From Associated Press
International League games Miami blanked Rochester six to nothing Richmond lost to Montreal four to zero Toronto edged Columbus by one run Havana defeated Buffalo three to two. American Association Louisville beat Houston six four Charleston won over St Paul four to two Denver triumphed against Indianapolis six two Dallas Fort Worth came out on top over Minneapolis four three Pacific Coast League Seattle won at Sacramento seven four Spokane defeated Tacoma six three Vancouver tied Portland two to three San Diego fell to Portland two to five Salt Lake beat San Diego two to four
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Mantle boosts Yankees to top with hot bat surge
Mickey Mantle ignites New York with a .351 stretch since May 28, belting eight homers in 11 starts and lifting the Yankees to a strong run atop the league. He homered twice in a 6-0 win over Detroit as Whitey Ford delivered four hits allowed. Mantle's knee, hurting from overstride, now seems less hindering as he raises his average to .276 while Roger Maris adds power with four hits and a .342 mark as the Yankees dominate the standings.
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Adage Led a Batting Race Across Leagues in 1950s
Baseball leaders listed by Associated Press show era standouts: Batting titles for Ors? Runnels Boston .347 and Maris New York .342. runs Mantle New York 54 and Maris 42. RBIs Maris 50, Hansen 45. hits Runnels 78 Minoso 73. doubles Skowron 17 Lollar 16. triples Fox 6 Arapicio 4. home runs Maris 19 Lemon 17. steals Aparicio 16 Landis Minoso 8. pitching Coates 80 and B Daley 10 2. strikeouts Bunning 91 Pascual 91 Bell 80. NL at bats Larker .344 Groat .342. runs Mays 50 Hoak 49. RBIs Banks 58 Clemente 47 Cepeda 47. hits Groat 89 Clemente 80. doubles Bruton 17 Cunningham 16. triples Bruton 7 Pinson 6. home runs Banks 20 Boyer 17. steals Pinson 15 Mays 15 Taylor 13. decisions Law 11 2 Williams 5 1. strikeouts Drysdale 110 Friend 87.
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Pirates Clinch Victory With Fifth Inning Rally
Hitting Dick Groat drove in two runs with two singles including the decisive two-run fifth inning in a 3-2 Pirates win over the Cardinals. Whitey Ford of the Yankees allowed four singles, one walk, and retired the last 17 in order for a 6-0 win over the Tigers.
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S9ers and Trinity Win in Softball Action
The 59ers beat Von Hoffman Press 9 to 5 as Bob Jones allowed seven hits and Maddox scored in both the sixth and seventh innings. Basnett limited the 59ers to five hits but fielding errors aided the win. Trinity Lutheran crushed Bowl-a-Wire 14 to 6 behind a five run second inning with homers by Jim Beck and Pete Foster. Cooper tripled for Bowl-a-Wire and Coats added a run, but late vigor was not enough. Foster earned the mound win with a nine hit effort. Gomez took the loss.
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Tremendous Tax Bite Delays Patterson Johansson Rematch
Floyd Patterson and Ingemar Johansson seek a third heavyweight title bout within 90 days for possibly record purses, but a heavy tax burden may push the rematch into 1961. promoters and advisers weigh legal and financial options as the fighters reflect on the Polo Grounds victory and future plans. Patterson hopes to box again soon, while Johansson vows to train and return, eyeing a possible rematch when conditions permit.
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Face Slams Door on Birds, Pirates Chalk Up 3-2 Victory
Bud Daley won his 10th or 11th victory with help from Bob Trowbridge as St. Louis beat Boston 3-2. Elroy Face saved Vern Law's 11th win for Pittsburgh over St. Louis 3-2. Ted Williams drove in four Boston runs on two homers and a single. Jerry Lumpe and Jerry Grro...
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Reds Trim Dodgers as Pirates and Braves Rally
The Reds beat Los Angeles 6-4 while Cincinnati level with Pittsburgh and Milwaukee rose in the pennant race. Giants sunk under Tom Sheehan pace as Milwaukee swept with 9-6 and 2-1 scores in 12 innings. Pirates, led by Mazeroski and Groat, won 3-2 on strong relief from Face. Larker and Roseboro shelled homers for the Dodgers. Banks led the NL with 20 homers after a 4-for-4 day.
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Banks Ahead Of Wilsons Homer In Cubs Chase
Ernie Banks moves within striking distance of Hack Wilson and Babe Ruth as he hits his 19th and 20th homers, pacing the Cubs in a 7 6 loss to Philadelphia. Banks, 29, has 10 homers in June and says timing is coming around, while shrugging at record pace and noting luck and late-season power will matter.
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Eagles, Herman's Battle In Youth League Showdowns
Eagles, Herman's clash and multiple era youth games highlighted a busy day at Eagles Field and Lions Field. In Intermediate action Roark’s squad beat Mutual of Omaha 8 4 with two safeties, while Thompson’s 3 1 edged the Optimists. Mr Freshie toppled Capital Supply 15 4 in Midgets, and a Pee Wee affair saw Eagles prevail 14 8 over Herman's as Sid Dulle’s no hit bid soured for Mr Freshie in a 9 4 Pee Wee loss. Charles Stokes went 2 for 2 for Herman's in a 7 1 Midget win.
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