Hatton, Williams Pace Red Sox Past Orioles 4 1
Grady Hatton delivered an eighth inning single to beat the Orioles 5 4 in Boston as Semmy White opened with a triple and scored on the hit. Ted Williams saw his hitting streak end at nine games while Ellis Kinder earned the win in relief with the victory count at 4 1.
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Grady Hatton
Ellis Kinder
Orioles
Jim Wilson
Red Sox
Baltimore
Sox
Semmy White
Ted Williams
Nationals Favored In All Star Game By JOE REICHLER
The 22nd Major League All Star Game in Milwaukee is expected to draw about 45,000 at County Stadium with 1:30 p.m. start. Early Wynn and Don Newcombe are likely starters for the American and National Leagues respectively as rosters form around a power-heavy lineup featuring stars like Duke Snider Ted Kluszewski Willie Mays Ernie Banks and Yogi Berra.
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Early Wynn
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Don Newcombe
County Stadium
Wynn
Bobby Feller
Newcombe
Durocher
Roberts
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Phillies
Turley
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Sullivan
Hoeft
Pierce
Duke Snider
Ted Kluszewski
Willie Mays
Eddie Mathews
Ernie Banks
Richie Ashburn
Lopez
Stan Musial
Ted Williams
Jackie Robinson
Pee Wee Reese
Warren Spahn
Sal Maglie
Alvin Dark
Ralph Kiner
George Kell
Bob Lemon
Curt Simmons
Death claims Arch Ward famed writer and sports editor
Arch Ward 58 longtime Chicago Tribune sports editor and originator of the All Star games died Saturday at his Chicago home after a coronary thrombosis. Ward helped create major league All Star and college football classics and fostered Golden Gloves boxing. He held key sports posts at Notre Dame Rockford Star and Tribune. Will Harridge called him a great champion and leader.
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Arch Ward
Chicago Tribune
William Rothman
Ward
Dubuque (Iowa
University of Notre Dame
Rockford, (III.) Star
The
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Notre Dame
Will Harridge
American League
Braves power past Reds with three homers in 5-2 win
Milwaukee Braves beat Cincinnati 5-2 behind 14 hits including Johnny Logan and Joe Adcock homers. Logan, Adcock both go deep while Ray Crone tops the Reds on six hits. Braves take lead in seventh inning with four hits and a costly Burgess error, sealing third straight win in the series.
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Roberts Bays 13th Triumph Over Pirates
Robin Roberts pitched a three hit game, allowing only two singles in the second inning, as the Philadelphia Phillies routed the Pittsburgh Pirates 7 to 1. He improved to 13-7, fanned four, and walked none, while contributing a solo homer in the eighth. Andy Seminick added a solo shot in the fourth.
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Philadelphia
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Batting Honors Held By Crater In Oklahoma League
Shawnee July 9 McAlester catcher manager Marv Crater leads the Soon er State Baseball League in batting with a .380 average, while Jack Krol Ardmore aims for slugging with 20 doubles and 12 homers. Krol also has 140 total bases. other leaders include Sleeper in triples and Wallace in runs, Lennon in RBIs, Massieski in hits, Hendrickson ERA, Hunter in strikeouts, Purtle in wins, and McAlester boosting team batting to .263. Shawnee tops fielding at .948 with 74 double plays.
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Okla
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Marv Crater
Sooner State Baseball League
Jack Krol
Ardmore
Crater
Krol
Tom Sleeper
Gene Wallace
John Lennon
Muskogee
Walt Massieski
Paris
Dale Hendrickson
Lawton
Will Hunter
Charles Purtle
Surprising half-season shows many clubs reviving
Dodgers ride Don Newcombe and Roy Campanella to a strong first half while Cubs and Braves surge. Cubs spark with Ernie Banks Gene Baker batteries. Sam Jones pitching and Bob Speake hitting boost stock. Red Sox climb from near .500 behind Williams Sullivan Nixon Brewer and new hitters Klaus Zauchin Stephens. Tigers rely on Kaline Lary Maas Kuenn House Tuttle Phillips as young core grows.
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Leo Durocher
Dodgers
Don Newcombe
Roy Campanella
Newcombe
Campanela
Brooklyn
Braves
Cubs
Ernie Banks
Gene Baker
Sam Jones
Bob Speake
Red Sox
Yankees
Yankee Stadium
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Ted Williams
Frank Sullivan
Willard Nixon
Tom Brewer
Norb Zauchin
Billy Klaus
Gene Stephens
Tigers
al Kaline
Frank Lary
Duke Maas
Harvey Kuenn
Frank House
Bill Tuttle
Bubba
Colts Claim John Rapacz from Giants on Waivers
The Baltimore Colts claimed center John Rapacz from the New York Giants and signed him to a 1955 contract. The 30 year old, 6 feet 4 inch, 260 pound veteran of seven pro seasons recently had knee surgery and will join the Colts at summer camp in Westminster Maryland next Saturday.
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Rapacz
Oklahoma
Colts
Westminster
Trabert and Bartzen Lead National Clay Courts Field
In Atlanta on July 9 Tony Trabert and Bernard Bartzen head a field of over 200 players for the National Clay Courts championships next week. Trabert, recent Wimbledon winner, is the favorite amid a string of triumphs started with the Davis Cup. Bartzen, eighth-ranked from San Angelo Texas, won last year’s clay title beating Vic Seixas, then USLTA champion, in the semifinals and losing to Trabert in the final.
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Bernard
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Trabert
Australia
Cincinnati
Bartzen
America
Netter
San Angelo
Tex
Vic Seixas
USLTA
Lineups for National and American Leagues list star players
National League lineup features Kluszewski Schoendienst Mathews Banks Ennis Snider Mueller Campanella and pitchers Newcombe Roberts Conley Jones Haddix Arroyo Nuxhall. American League lineup lists Vernon Fox Finigan Kuenn Williams Mantle Kaline Berra and pitchers Wynn Turley Donovan Sullivan Wilson Score Ford Pierce Hoeft.
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Herb Score
Indians
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Eddie Ford
New York Yankees
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Billy Pierce
Chicago White Sox
Frank Sullivan
Boston
Jim Wilson
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Gene Conley
Milwaukee
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Chicago
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Brooklyn
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Washington
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National League and American League Alternates Named
A list of selected alternates for the National and American Leagues includes infielders Musial Baker Jackson Logan Hodges Avila Rosen Carrasquel Power Carrasquel, outfielders Mays Aaron Thomas Smith Doby Jensen, catchers Crandall Burgess Lolar.
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St. Louis
Gene Baker
Ransom Jackson
Chicago
Johnny Logan
Milwaukee
Gil Hodges
Brooklyn
Willie Mays
New York
Hank Aaron
Frank Thomas
Pittsburgh
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Smoky Burgess
Cincinnati
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al Rosen
Cleveland
Chico Carrasquel
Vic Power
Kansas City
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Larry Doby
Jackie Jensen
Boston
Sherman Lolar
All Star Game Start Time Delayed For Ward Rites
New York July 9 Major league Commissioner Ford Frick announced the All-Star game start time moved back to 2 p.m. CST to allow baseball figures attending Arch Ward funeral in Chicago to reach Milwaukee. Ward Chicago Tribune sports editor died today. funeral set for 10 a.m. CST.
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Ford Frick
Frick
Arch Ward
Chicago Tribune
Milwaukee
Chicago
Car racing returns to city fairgrounds in AAA speedfest
In Oklahoma City on July 9 almost a dozen top drivers prepare for a AAA speedfest at the new fairgrounds with high speed racing marking a big return to the area.
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Oklahoma City
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