Frisco Not a Club For Faint Hearted
The Indians, two games above Washington in seventh place, rely on Cal vin Coolidge McLish as their bright light though Herb Score's arm woes limit them. McLish has won five straight, aided by Colavito and Minoso, while New York Yankees surge 12 games ahead of Boston. Orioles beat White Sox on Billy O Dell, and Red Sox sweep Athletics as Malzone drives in runs. Giants revive late innings to stay near Milwaukee, while Dodgers rely on Cimoli Zimmer Hodges to pace a rallying turnout.
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Washington
McLish
Rocky Colavito
Minnie Minoso
Tom Gorman
Sox
Tom Brewer
O'Dell
Billy Pierce
Brooks Robinson
The
Birds
Bob Boyd
Giants
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Orlando Cepeda
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Roy Sievers Tops Majors With Homer Hitting Pace
Washington slugger Roy Sievers continues a hot hitting stretch in the American League. Before the All-Star break he hit six homers in six days and added four more in three days, tying with Mickey Mantle for second in the AL homer chase and remaining three behind Jackie Jensen as he pursues last season's pace.
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Washington
Roy Sievers
Washington Star
Sievers
Mickey Mantle
St. Louis
Jackie Jensen
Boston
Jevers
Ex Wrestler Schoenlein Dies In Maryland At 74
Baltimore AP report says August J Schoenlein known as Americus, former light heavyweight world champion, died Thursday at his Rowleys Quarters country home. A retired contractor, he won the crown in 1910 by defeating Charley Olsen and defended it several times.
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Schoenlein
Rowleys Quarters
Americus Re
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Yesterday's Stars 207 and the Mixed Track Meet
Fragment readable lines describe winners in a local event with names like Cippolba and Reig. It mentions top winner AMiub, and references races in four events, a 4-3 score, and a pole-related figure. The garbled text limits precise details but indicates a trailing summary of performances and participants.
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Reig
Cippolba
Amiub
Hirling—Reeky
Pole
Idpove
Cy Osler
Scanlon Rises as Best Irish Boxer in Years at MSG
New York AP Irish fighters are scarce but Bob Scanlon, 22, emerges as the best in years. He brings a 28-1-1 record into his first Madison Square Garden main event in a 10 round bout against Gale Kerwin. NBC plans radio and TV coverage. Kerwin stands 27-6-0 with six knockouts in 34 starts.
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New York
John L. Sullivan
Mickey Walker
Jimmy McLarnin
Bobby Scanlon
Madison Square Garden
Scanlon
Frankie Madigan
Gale Kerwin
NBC
Kerwin
National Junior Tennis Titles Decided at Stowe Stadium
The 43rd annual National Junior and Boys' Tennis Championships will be held in Kalamazoo Michigan at Stowe Stadium from July 28 to August 3. Four national titles will be decided across the event.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Stowe Stadium
Tebbetts Says Cubs Are Threat In National Race
Cincinnati manager Birdie Tebbetts, after a 3-2 win over the Cubs, declares the third-place team a definite threat for the National League pennant. He notes Cincinnati has suffered on a road trip but praises pitching and defense while promising better hitting as the Redlegs return home for eight games.
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Cincinnati
Birdie Tebbetts
Redlegs
Cubs
Tebbetts
Is He Or Isn't He Throwing It Braves Facing Spitball Claims
Milwaukee Braves cling to first in the National League as Cardinal manager Fred Hutchinson accuses Lew Burdette of throwing spitballs. Burdette earned a win with a three hit five inning relief outing, while Hutchinson says the pitcher uses a legal but contested style. The issue echoes a prior protest from the Dodgers after a Los Angeles series.
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ST. Louis
Milwaukee Braves
Lew Burdette
Cardinal
Fred Hutchinson
St Louis
Braves
San Francisco
Giants
Burdette
Hutchinson
League
Warren Giles
Dodgers
Los Angeles
Perenne
Walt Alston
Williams
Pittsburgh
Joe Becker
Dodger
Assn
Colorado Springs Leads Western League by Six Games
The Sky Sox extended their lead to six games after a 14-9 comeback win over Sioux City at home, their 12th straight home victory. Topeka beat Amarillo 7-0, Des Moines defeated Pueblo 2-1, and Albuquerque won 3-2 against Lincoln. Tonight matchups include Sioux City at Colorado Springs and Topeka at Amarillo.
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Associated Press
Colorado Springs
Sky Sox
Sioux City
Sox
Topeka
Amarillo
Des Moines
Pueblo &2
Albuquerque
Lincoln
Jack Hannah
Pueblo
Almiquerque
Musial bat fuels Cardinals but team falls to Brewers
Stan Musial slugged two home runs and a single for five RBIs yet the St. Louis Cardinals lost to Milwaukee. The veteran star boosted his career totals with 1,191 extra base hits, moving past Lou Gehrig toward Babe Ruth, while Cardinals lingered near .370 in heavy slump.
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Cardinals
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Musial
Babe Ruth
Stan
Lou Gehrig
Will
Ruth
Red Birds
Philadelphia
Boston
Kansas City Athletics
Tom Brewer
Roger Maris
A's
A’s
Brewer
Murray Wall
Westerner Derby at Hollywood Park Draws Big Crowd
Inglewood California AP Hollywood Park stages the $100000 added Westerner for 3 year olds on Saturday with a field of 10. Probable entries include The Shoe Hillsdale Sally Lee Brief Interlude ET Cajen Furer Scribendi Hit The Trail Orbital Rise N Shine Strong Bay. The mile and quarter race is expected to attract more than 50000 fans.
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Shoe
Hillsdale
Sally Lee
ET Cajen
Furer Scribendi
Orbital
Giants land veteran Don Johnson as rookie boost for pennant chase
SAN FRANCISCO AP Don Johnson a well traveled pitcher finally fits NL with the Giants after 12 seasons in five leagues now in San Francisco Johnson could power a second World Series run. In Los Angeles Dodgers rookie Stan Williams impresses as a 6-0 200 pound right hander with two complete games and a 3.00 ERA aiding a cellar-bound club with six wins and strong improvement through coaching and technique changes.
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Pacific Coast
International
National
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New York Yankees
Portland
Ore
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Calif
Washington
St. Louis Browns
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore
Toronto
Johnson
Inkees
Philadelphia
Sally Hemus
Giant
Marc Grissom
Giants
Bill Rigner
Los Angeles
Stan Williams
Abner
Los Angeles Dodgers
Williams
St. Paul
Roundup Diamond Roundup Diamond AIrings in baseball chaos
Roundup of American and National League games with results and upcoming schedule. Notable matchups include New York versus Cleveland and Washington versus Detroit, plus Saturday and Friday fixtures across leagues. Minor standings and cross-league notes are listed with scattered team pairings and venues.
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Roe Wewr
Pia Ti
Yyore
Vyas
Waris
Tay Cideane
Washington
Kotensig
Cevelinds
Phosran
Petioi
Cleveland
Fadyncore
Mlwankee
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St. Louis Vittsburghy
Wibeia
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Milwrauker
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Philadelphia
Piabireh
Ani Wwaulue
Chiraso SM
Betis
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Pittsburgh
Asnilitdelina Angeles
Feller and Robinson Testify to Senate Antitrust Hearings
Former star pitcher Bob Feller and Dodger infielder Jackie Robinson testified before the Senate Antimonopoly subcommittee as hearings resumed on a House passed bill to exempt professional team sports from antitrust laws. They spoke amid fears the leagues may be violating antitrust provisions.
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Washington
Diamond Eveats
Senate
Bob Feller
Jackie Robinson
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Boxing Results Roundup from New England and West Coast
Willie Pep outpointed Bobby Bell in Norwood Massachusetts. Bobby Hicks defeated an unnamed opponent in Los Angeles. Kilda Nunez was knocked out in Seattle at 135 pounds, in a bout taped from Tijuana.
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Associated Press
Norwood
Mass
Willie Pep
Hartford
Four Top Milers Tangle In Redwood City Track Carnival
In Redwood City California four top milers clash Saturday night led by Lazslo Tabori and Olympian peers. Also racing are Alex Henderson Jerome Walters and Jack Larson in a high profile distance meet. Syracuse University receives Lyndon golf course from the late Ernest I White a Cornell graduate.
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Calif
Lazslo Tabori
Alex Henderson
Jerome Walters
Jack Larson
University of Washington
Syracuse University
Lyndon
Ernest I. White
Cornell
Service Anytime Car Care Opens for Free Air and Dusting
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