Braves End Slump as Aaron Adcock Lead 3-1 Win Over Giants
Hank Aaron and Joe Adcock homered to back Bob Trowbridge's five hitter as the Braves beat the Giants 3-1 to extend their NL lead to three games with nine left. St Louis rallied to beat Brooklyn 12-5 keeping the pennant race tight while New York chased by five games in the AL after a 7-1 win over Detroit and Baltimore topping Chicago 7-5 in 10 innings. Aaron went 3-for-4 with his 41st homer, Adcock added the second-inning shot, and Williams hit a pinch homer for Boston in a separate AL game.
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Anthony's Manager Sees Knockout Win
Los Angeles reports Tony Anthony's manager Ernie Braca believes the 22-year-old New Yorker can stop light heavyweight champion Archie Moore with a single punch. Braca says Anthony will stay patient and look for openings as the 15 round bout nears, noting Moore’s experience and power.
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London Stop Sees Pompey Decked Three Times
In London in 1956 the boxer floored Yolande Pompey three times in the 10th round before the referee halted the fight.
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Will Decide Club's Fate In Brooklyn Dodgers Meeting
In New York Mayor Robert Wagner Dodgers' President Walter O'Malley and Nelson Rockefeller plan a high level meeting to discuss new proposals to keep the club in Brooklyn. The outcome will hint at whether the Dodgers relocate to Los Angeles or remain in Brooklyn.
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Owl League Bowling Notes Lead Low-Scoring Night
Monday results show Charlton's Insurance and Logan-Moore sweeping all four points, defeating Vincent's and Westvaco-Acidberger's. Hitchcock Drugs, Brown's Recreation, and Hercules crown the top three with solid point totals, while Westvaco-Phosphate and Jim Clark Motors gain support in a tight standings mix.
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Lane Says Cardinals Hungry but Braves a Tougher Outfit
St Louis General Manager Frank Lane calls the Cardinals hungry in a pennant chase against Milwaukee with three games back. He credits Milwaukee manager Fred Haney for a patchwork lineup and notes the Braves depth. Lane hopes all 25 Cardinals seek raises next year as they chase the first pennant since 1946.
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