Big Three Rise In NL Pennant Chase
The Milwaukee Braves Brooklyn Dodgers and Cincinnati Reds surge toward the top as the National League race tightens. Hank Aaron and Joe Adcock miss games yet Milwaukee wins. Duke Snider returns for Brooklyn. Cincinnati climbs within a point of third as St Louis falters.
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Nuxhall Finds Answer to Troubles in Reds Win Over Phillies
Joe Nuxhall regained form, pitching four hits and seven strikeouts to earn his fourth win in nine decisions as the Reds defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 7-2. George Crowe powered the offense with a two run homer, while a collision sidelined Chico Fernandez. Roy Smalley added a fifth inning homer as Philadelphia scored first but never regained the lead.
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Ibbotson Breaks World Mile Mark at White City Stadium
Britain’s Derek Ibbotson shattered the 1954 world mile record with a 3:57.2 clocking at White City, finishing ahead of Ron Delany and Stanislav Jungwirth. The race featured a blazing first quarter in 55.3 seconds and a dramatic final stretch as Ibbotson surged past near the end.
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Calhoun Wins Decision in Tough Fight with Ballarin
Rory Calhoun defeated Ger Ballarin by decision in a hot 10 round nationally televised bout before 1,447 fans who paid 3.29 dollars apiece. Referees ruled 54-1, 7-2-1, and 6-3-1 in Calhoun's favor as Ballarin sustained cuts and both men drew loud postfight cheers and critique. Ballarin, a 22 year old from White Plains, was praised for counterpunching while Calhoun pressed with wild lunges and ears.
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Syracuse
Johnstone Faces Bailey For Title
OMAHA Ann Casey Johnstone, a 34 year old golfer from Mason City Iowa, meets Meriam Bailey, 20 year old Northwestern National Collegiate champion, in a 36 hole duel for the Women's Western Amateur title. In semifinals Bailey defeated Polly Riley of Fort Worth 4 and 3 while Johnstone defeated Anne Richardson of Columbus 3 and.
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Carton No 2 Wins Gardner Beard League Game
Carton No 2 edged Carton No 3 in a Gardner Beard & Carton League contest at the Gardner diamond. W Wills of No 3 and Fultz of No 2 each had a triple and a single. Robert A Red Rolfe, former Yankee third baseman and later Detroit Tigers manager, is Dartmouths director of athletics.
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Red) Rolfe
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Sorg Aeronca Game Postponed to Tonight in Cincinnati
The Sorg Paper-Aeronca game, originally set for last Tuesday, was restaged for tonight at 8 p.m. at the East Side diamonds in Cincinnati. Pitchers Sanford and Morehead started for Philadelphia and Cincinnati respectively, with scoring by Harmon, Crowe, McMillan, Temple, and Smalley among others. The game ended 7-2 in favor of Cincinnati, with Nuxhall earning the win.
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Bell
Smalley
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Ashburn
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Haney Sees Unprecedented Race Near Wire
New York Braves manager Fred Haney voices unease as Milwaukee leads the No-League amid a chaotic race. Key stars Hank Aaron Felix Mantilla Bill Bruton and Joe Adcock are sidelined, while replacements step up as the season stays volatile and thin at the top.
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Joe Adcock
Hodges Wins 1000th RBI With Car and Gifts
Brooklyn first baseman Gil Hodges, 33, received a new car and gifts after collecting his 1,000th RBI. In a twi-night doubleheader at Ebbets Field against Chicago, Hodges had two hits in nine trips, scoring the winning run in the opener 6-3 in 10 innings and driving in the first run of the nightcap, a 5-3 Dodgers sweep.
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National League Matchups and Results Recap
In the National League schedules and results, Milwaukee defeated New York 3 to 1, Brooklyn beat Chicago 6 to 3 with a 10 inning first game, Pittsburgh routed St Louis 7 to 0, and Cincinnati won 7 to 2 against Philadelphia. Sunday’s games list Chicago at Brooklyn, Milwaukee at New York, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, and St Louis at Pittsburgh in two games each.
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Baseball standings and schedule update readers note
National league style standings show team records and percentages for Chicago Boston Cleveland Detroit Baltimore Kansas City Washington New York with recent game results and upcoming schedule. American Association and International League results list Wichita Louisville Denver Minneapolis St Paul Omaha Indianapolis and other scores.
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Haves and Have Nots Reach PGA Semi finals
Dayton Ohio had a mixed quartet reach the 39th national PGA championship semi finals after two 18 hole rounds. Don Finsterwald and Walter Burkemo join Don Whitt and Lionel Hebert, with Finsterwald routing Sam Snead 3 and 1 to move ahead. Lionel Hebert upset Jay Hebert and Claude Harmon fell to Lionel’s brother.
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Pafko Drives Braves Past Giants With Two Home Runs
Yesterday's Stars by AP reports Andy Pafko powered the Braves to a 3-1 win over the Giants, driving in all three runs with two homers to push Milwaukee into first place. Vern Law pitched effectively for the Pirates, yielding nine singles but walking none and fanning four in a 7-0 blanking of the Cardinals.
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