Gopher Ball Is Latest Problem For Troubled Redlegs
Cincinnati's Redlegs drop into a four game slide as home runs doom each loss. Carl Furillo and Gil Hodges homer for the Dodgers in game one, while Junior Gilliam and Joe Pignatano connect in game two. Bob Purkey to start for Cincinnati against Johnny Podres as the series concludes.
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Tigers climb to second. Kaline injured in loss to Baltimore
Detroit moved within 12 games of the Yankees by winning 6 5 and 5 3 but suffered a blow as Kaline was hit on the right wrist and sidelined for an unspecified period. The Tigers overtook Cleveland in the AL standings while Boston dropped to third after seven unearned runs aided by Cal McLish.
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Most Popular Redleg Picks by Middletown Redleg Boosters
Middletown celebrates a Crosley Field night on August 14 to honor a top Redleg among fans. Nine players are highlighted including veterans Gus Ball Johnny Temple Roy McMillan Smoky Burgess Ed Bailey Joe Nuxhall and newcomers Frankie Robinson Brooks Lawrence and Don Mosk. Temple stands out for hustle and clutch hitting while Bell earns praise for quiet steady play.
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Reds Fans Cast Ballot for Favorite Player
The piece profiles players like McMillan Bailey Hoak Nuxhall Robinson Burgess and Lawrence highlighting McMillan as the Reds veteran since 1951 and urging readers to vote for their most popular Red. It notes McMillan’s 82 games in 1951 and ongoing role and invites filling a journal coupon and voting at polling places.
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Lopez Confident Yet Cautious on Yankees pennant chase
New York AP report notes Chicago White Sox manager Al Lopez remains upbeat about his team and even predicts the Yankees may lose the pennant. Unlike past statements, he now uses a generic "anything can happen in baseball" refrain, signaling a shift in tone.
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Cubs Rally With Homers and Singles Against Phillies
The Cubs won the opening game 3 2 with a homer by Lee and six straight singles in the third inning, then swept the Phillies 2 1. Pitching by Camilo Pascual and John Romanosky paced the wins. Pascual struck out the A’s in a six hit shutout in the 20 opener. Romanosky, recalled from Charlotte, yielded three hits in seven innings before a pinch hitter finished the 42 second game victory.
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Weekend Fight Results Havana Beats Ruiz In Cuban Bout
Havana’s Oscar Suarez, 114 pounds, outpoints Ray Ruiz, 113, in a Cuba Mexico clash. The ten round bout ended with Suarez gaining the nod on points.
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Giants Clinch Lead With Ninth Inning Comeback Over Braves
San Francisco edged Milwaukee 6-5 to move atop the National League as Felipe Alou and Willie Mays featured a late rally. Alou singled in the ninth after Davenport bunted, Cepeda walked, and the Giants won behind strong defense and a Cepeda homer in the 12th.
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Braves stumble as coast trip soured on field and pool
The Braves faced trouble on the West Coast with a California swing that included a Los Angeles pool party and a San Francisco second-place chase. The Giants rallied past Milwaukee 6 5 aided by Felipe Alou s ninth inning single, while the Dodgers swept Cincinnati 34 and 3 2 with Clem Labine excelling in relief. Pittsburgh swept St Louis as Mazeroski and Skinner led the offense, Cepeda homered for San Francisco, and Gene Baker ruptured a leg ligament ending his season prospects.
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Two Newcomers Vie For Ohio Golf Title In 36-Hole Final
In Youngstown Ohio two first time contenders Dick Schwartz and Robert Benning battle for the Ohio amateur crown at Tippecanoe Country Club after 36 holes of play. Benning a Purdue alum and Marine veteran leads the field while Schwartz eyes a possible transfer to Youngstown State. The event drew a large gallery as both players survived tough matches including Don Stickney who led early but faded.
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Dan Sikes Shifts Gears to Capture Public Crown
Dan Lee Sikes, a Florida law student who began golf only 10 years ago, barely qualified for the National Public championship then edged Bob Ludlow 3 and 2 in 34 holes to win the title. He showed a heady, whistling swing and surged after 19 holes to seal the crown. Yale's Payne Whitney Gymnasium hosts home basketball.
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Burke Seeks PGA Repeat After Insurance City Open Win
Burke Jr. captures first major since 1956 with a record 268 at Insurance City Open in Wethersfield. The Texan, 35, leads into upcoming PGA Tour event at Havertown, after rounds of 63 67 49 69 and a final margin over Art Wall Jr and Don Finsterwald.
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National League results and upcoming games recap
Sunday results: San Francisco 6 Milwaukee 5. Chicago 3 2 Philadelphia 2 1. Pittsburgh 10 4 St Louis. Los Angeles 3 3 Cincinnati 6 2. Tuesday games: Milwaukee at St Louis. Chicago at New York. Cleveland at Boston. Detroit at Baltimore. Kansas City at Washington. Chicago 74 New York 4 5 in sec ond game 10 innings. Cleveland 9 Boston 4. Detroit 6 5 Baltimore 5 3. Washington 2 4. Kansas City 0 2.
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Keratelytic Agent Touted for Athlete Foot Relief
Readable text describes a keratelytic treatment claimed to combat athlete's foot by sloughing and dissolving infected skin. It promotes a drying action and suggests the product aids skin shedding for faster relief.
Graebner wins Jaycee Tennis singles in Delaware title
Cleveland's Clark Graebner takes the boys 15 and under singles crown by defeating Warren Duane of Shaker Heights 6-3. He then teams with Duane to win the doubles title 6-4 6-1 over Ted Brown and David Harrington. Jerry Levin wins junior 16-18 singles after a come from behind 4-6 7-5 6-1 victory over Jim Tenney. Gordon Smith and John Kline win junior doubles 6-1 6-0 over Jim Guest and Paul Walker.
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Young MacKay and Knode Lead Favorites at National Clay Court
The National Clay Court Tennis Tournament opens in River Forest with Barry MacKay a top contender and a veteran rival in the field. MacKay, 22, from Dayton Ohio, has a first round bye and will face left-handed Bobby Siska in San Francisco later today. Vic Seixas Jr. and Althea Gibson, 1957 champions, will not defend their titles.
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Boat Races Draw 30 000 Fans To Scioto River
The Columbus and Ohio State Journal charity event drew police estimates of about 30,000 spectators along the Scioto River as motorboats topped 100 mph in seven divisions over five miles. Winners included Carl A. Ward of Lima, Robert Kruger, Tom Skelly of Detroit in various boat sizes.
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