Cardinals Triumph In Rain Shortened Win Over Phillies
The St. Louis Cardinals beat the Philadelphia Phillies 7 3 as rain halted play after 52 innings. Ernie Broglio earned his seventh win while Roy Sievers and Earl Averill homered off Chris Short and in relief.
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Reds Top Pirates 4-2 for Fourth Place in NL
Cincinnati Reds beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 4-2 to move into fourth in the National League. Leo Cardenas homered solo, Gordy Coleman hit a two run shot, and John Tsitouris earned the win with a five hitter and the final RBI single after a Johnny Edwards triple. Don Cardwell took the loss.
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Barbara Romack Heads Golf Field at Cosmopolitan Open
Barbara Romack leads a field of 33 professionals in the Cosmopolitan Women's Open opening round at Macktown golf course in Rockton Indiana. Romack, fresh from a 54 hole tourney victory, faces Shirley Englehorn and Sandra Haynie with Betsy Rawls among entrants.
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Golfer Rawls Tops Field as Wright Skips Event
The 1960 and 1961 champion Rawls leads the lineup while leading woman pro Mickey Wright with earnings of 11 842 will not attend.
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Night Major League Baseball Schedule Summary
Today’s American League games include Detroit at New York Bou ton Tele night Baltimore at Boston oWii he Sun wat rman Kansas at Chicago night Los Angeles at Minnesota night Washington at Cleveland night. National League lineups feature Chicago at Los Angeles night Houston at San Francisco night Pittsburgh at St. Louis night Philadelphia at Milwaukee night New York at Cincinnati night.
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Indians extend win streak with 5-3 over Tigers
The Minnesota based Cleveland Indians defeated the Detroit Tigers 5-3 to extend their winning streak to seven. Willie Kirkland hit a two run homer fueling the rally as Jack Kralick earned his fifth victory since joining the Indians.
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Bernie Allen Sparks Twins In 6-3 Win Over Kansas City
Bernie Allen broke out of a season slump with two solo homers and a single as Minnesota beat Kansas City 6-3. Vic Power added four hits, Bob Allison drove in two with a double, and Jim Perry earned the win with relief from Jim Kaat. Detroit’s Kaline led the AL with a .352 average after a three-hit night. The Indians topped the Tigers as Kirkland and Kaline homered. Brooklyn Dodgers and Cincinnati Reds played the first televised major league game on August 26, 1939 with Red Barber announcing.
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Byers Attacks AAU At NACA Track Meet
NCAA executive director Walter Byers praised the NACA championship as the blue ribbon event for track and field in the U.S. He asserted that colleges are the basis of the sport and criticized the Amateur Athletic Union while backing the U.S. federation in its dispute with the AAU over control of track and field.
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Reese Sergeant Third In Air Force Fencing
Arthur J. Long of Reese Air Force Base finished third in the fencing event at the World Wide Air Force Track and Field meet with a 13 3 record. John Sotomayer of ADC won the event with a 5 1 mark. The meet continues today.
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Braves Mets Game Postponed By Rain
Milwaukee Braves game against the New York Mets was postponed due to rain and rescheduled as a twilight night double header on August 2. Bonn West Germany extends world import quotas on a wide range of meats.
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Red Sox Top Senators 7-5 on Malzone Three Run Homer
Boston pitcher Arnold Earley earned the win as the Red Sox beat the Washington Senators 7-5. Frank Malzone tied Al Kaline for the AL batting lead with a three run homer, Dick Stuart hit his 13th homer, Russ Nixon doubled and scored, and Lu Clinton drove in a run with a sacrifice fly.
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Orioles Snap Slump With 5-4 Comeback Over Yankees
The Orioles rallied in the seventh, keyed by Brooks Robinson's two run single after bases loaded, ending a five game skid and dropping the Yankees to .010 behind idle Chicago. Barber earned win with help from Hall.
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Phillies sign Stanford pitcher Darrell Sutherland
Philadelphia announced the signing of 20 year old right handed pitcher Darrell Sutherland from Stanford University. The Palo Alto native led the Cardinal with a 5 4 record and a 1 05 ERA this spring while striking out 88 in 76 innings. He will report Friday to Bakersfield in the Class A California League.
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First Game Set For New Field At 3211 35th Street
The first game on the new field at 3211 35th Street is set for 4 p.m. Saturday with the Yankees and Falcons teams. About 30 neighborhood boys built the backstop dugouts and purchased bases and home plate. Admission is free for spectators.
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Turnesa Brothers Fall Short in PGA Championship Finals
Three Turnesa brothers reached finals but lost. Joe bowed to Walter Hagen in 1927, Jim to Sam Snead in 1942, and Mike to Ben Hogan in 1918. Jim finally broke the run by defeating Chick Harbert in 1952.
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Liston Says Heavyweight Field Dwindling In Expert Claim
Sonny Liston warned he may run out of contenders for his heavyweight crown. He blamed Ingemar Johansson quitting on him and noted upcoming bout with Floyd Patterson in Las Vegas on July 22. Liston hinted he could take Cassius Clay as a Christmas gift.
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