Dodgers Dominate Pirates for 10-5 Victory in Pittsburgh
Dodgers sprint to a 10-5 win over the Pirates in Pittsburgh as Maury Wills bags two hits and four RBIs. Johnny Podres earns his fifth straight win and ninth of the season, strengthening LA’s 6 1/2 game NL lead with 14 Dodgers hits.
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Freese Ends Slump as Reds Beat Cardinals 6-3
Gene Freese homered for the first time in nearly two years and drove in four as the Cincinnati Reds defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 6-3 in Cincinnati. He added a second RBI double, while Jim Owens held off a late charge to secure Bob Purkey's fourth win. In a separate note, the Dodgers rallied past the Pirates 9-3 with Juan Podres earning the win and Wills, Moon, and Podres driving key late runs.
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Muni Baseball Team Rosters and League Highlights
Summary of multiple city youth and junior baseball leagues with team names such as Yankees Angels and Cardinals. Mentions players like Spig Nevade Gerrison DePrank Kennedy and Ferrand among others with home runs and notable scores across Senior and Midget levels and a Paradise Palms venue reference.
Radatz Steers Red Sox Past Royals 10-6 in KC
Boston pitcher Dick Radatz earned the win in relief as the Red Sox halted Kansas City’s three game winning streak with a 10-6 victory. Chet Nichols did not reach five innings, and Radatz was cited for his effective relief effort. Siebern hit two homers for Boston and Mejias and Yastrzemski also contributed.
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Giants Rally Past Mets As Marichal Wins 6 5
Juan Marichal saved the Giants with hitless relief in the final two innings to notch his 15th win as San Francisco overcame a late Mets rally. Joe Hicks hit a three run homer in the seventh to put New York ahead 5 4, but Harvey Kuenn drove in the winning run in the eighth and Ed Bailey added an 11th homer earlier for a 40 lead.
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Traynor Joins Nevada Boxing Commission at Liston Workout
Buddy Traynor, newest Nevada State Athletic Commission member, watched Sonny Liston’s workout at the Thunderbird. He met Jim Deskin at press HQ and renewed contacts. Appointed by Governor Grant Sawyer after Jack Tighe’s death, Traynor is a former boxer with 38 pro fights and the California amateur title.
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Jack Tighe
California
Alou Pinch Single Nets Giants Tie Then Win
The Giants rally in the late innings as Felipe Alou delivers a pinch single to score Bailey for the tying run and Matty Alou follows with a run scoring hit to give the Giants the lead. The sequence caps a tense game with late drama and substitutions noted in the box score.
Dozen Colts in Arlington Futurity Lineup
A dozen two year old colts and 13 juvenile fillies were listed by Arlington Park in an early line chart for the $550000 Futurity on September 7 and the $200000 Lassie on August 3. Leading the colt list were two undefeated horses Dunfee owned by Mrs Dorothy Comiskey Rigney and Amastar of Grace Creek Farm both winners of two stakes races.
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Murky Night Baseball Scores From North and West
The digest lists scattered results from Chicago Milwaukee San Francisco New York Philadelphia Houston St Louis and Cincinnati. Players such as Simmons Wiley McLion Blisworth O'Dell Tsitouris appear in mismatched night games with win loss notes and uneven pairings.
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Baseball Scores and Schedule From A Busy Night
MLB results show Minnesota defeating New York 9 3 and Baltimore beating Detroit in four innings 4 to 1 while Boston edged Kansas City 6 1. The schedule lists Cleveland at New York Donovan versus Downing and games Boston Chicago Monbouquette Peters Washington Minnesota and Detroit Los Angeles with multiple night fixtures and pitchers noted.
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Liston Clay verbal clash before title defense
World heavyweight champion Sonny Liston and challenger Cassius Clay clashed on stage at the Hotel Thunderbird as Liston prepared for his July 22 title defense against Floyd Patterson at the Convention Center. Clay taunted Liston with crowd-skirting remarks while Liston warned Clay and prepared for a light workout.
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Liston Predicts Quick Win In Patterson Title Fight
Sonny Liston spoke to 60 to 70 reporters predicting Tuesday's world heavyweight title bout with Floyd Patterson would end quickly. He downplayed Cassius Clay, praised Cleve Williams as his toughest win, and said any third man from the Nevada commission would be fine. Trainer Willie Reddish said the champ would train lightly at the T Bird Theater and decide further work tomorrow.
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Boozer Notches First Major League Victory for Phils
Philadelphia righthander John Boozer earned his first major league win with a three hitter as the Phillies defeated the Houston Colts 5 to 1. Don Demeter and Don Hoak homered, backing Boozer who worked five innings plus, his first complete game since joining the club.
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Real Luck Upsets Y Flash in Dorado Handicap
Real Luck, a 19 to 1 longshot, edged Y Flash by a nose to win Hollywood Park’s Dorado Handicap worth 23 250 dollars. Jockey Ralph Neves rode the winner returning 56.60 29.20 and 14.00 with Flash fading after leading early. Well Ordered finished third in a tightly packed field.
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Payne Garners Junior Crown in Nevada Golf Meet
Dick Payne won the Jaycee state junior golf championship at Stardust with 75 and 78 for 153. Cary Chapas led Nevada to nationals in Midland Texas with 14. A three way tie for third prompted a playoff for 160 shooters, including Bob Ritzko Lance Hanson and John Corbin. Ritzko earned third rank after Hanson bogeyed the second green.
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