Casey Stengel Leads Yankees with Tree Mendus Tactics
Casey Stengel, 70, is praised for mastermincing the Yankees after a string of wins that put them atop the standings three points ahead of Baltimore. Jim Coates earned his eighth win, Mantle and Maris delivered key hits, and a large Comiskey crowd witnessed the victory over Chicago White Sox as Boston, Detroit, Cleveland, and Washington also won or lost in tight pennant races.
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Washington
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Jim Coates
Buck Shaw
Dick Donovan
Johnny James
Mickey Mantle
Riple
Roger Maris
Comiskey Stadium
Minnie Minoso
Ted Williams
Bill Monbouquette
Rip Collins promotes oversized gloves from Wilson Sporting Goods
St Louis Cardinals figure Rip Collins toured town as Wilson representative sharing tales of the Gas House Gang and the oversized catcher's mitt designed for Hoyt Wilhelm. Collins notes cost and publicity but production remains uncertain.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Rip
Wilson Sporting Goods Co
Richards
Paul
Collins
Wilhelm
Clint Courtney
Yankees
Orioles
Henry Proving Stopper Cincy Really Needed
Reds acquire reliever Bill Henry after a long haggling period and he seals two wins over the Cubs in a doubleheader 4-3 and 7-5. Henry, in relief, walked Bouchee then got Moe Thacker to end the game. Pinson homered twice as Cincinnati climbs out of a slump.
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George Altman
Ernie Banks
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Jim O'Toole
Danny Murphy
Moe Drabowsky
Robin Roberts Dominates Giants in 11-Inning Phillies Win
The veteran righthander hurls 11 strikeouts in a 2-1 Philadelphia victory over the Giants. Robin Roberts adds his 224th career win and the Phillies rally behind Tony Taylor's single after Lee Walls and Ted Lepcio set the stage. The Giants drop under new manager Tom Sheehan as Pittsburgh leads the league.
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Stan Musial
St. Louis
Warren Spahn
Curt Flood
John Glenn
Joe Adcock
Milwaukee
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Kepler Named President of Golf Coaches Association
Robert Kepler of Ohio State was elected president of the National Collegiate Athletic Association Golf Coaches' Association on Sunday night.
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Boxing Results Highlight Mixed Outcomes Across Cities
A concise tally shows Brescia and Manila bouts with Armstrong and Persley achieving knockouts and outpoints. Arm strong is listed with a 190 percent note and Rebo lado faces a 133 score, while several athletes from Ghana and the Philippines appear in regional matchups.
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Bryan's Pass Proves Fatal in Langhorne Race
Langhorne Pa AP rugged cigarette smoking Jimmy Bryan a 19 time champion and 1958 Indianapolis 500 winner died Sunday in a national championship big car race at Langhorne Speedway. He attempted a pass on the first lap lost control and the car rolled several times. He died of chest and internal injuries at Lower Bucks County Hospital. The 17 car race resumed and Jim Hurtubise won with a national dirt track record. Other drivers killed this week included Chris Bristow Alan Stacey and Al Herman.
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Langhorne Speedway
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Champaign
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Lower Bucks Count
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Lennox
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Eddie Sachs
Center Valley
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Alan Stacey
al Herman
Allentown
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Conn
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Yesterday's Stars by the Associated Press
Phillies second baseman Tony Taylor drove in Teo Lepcio to clinch a 2-1 win over the Giants in 11 innings. Orioles pitchers Hoyt Wilhelm and Milt Pappas combined for a double shutout of the Tigers with 2-0 and 1-0 victories.
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Johansson favored in rematch with Patterson at Polo Grounds
New York AP reports heavyweight champ Ingemar Johansson as a 7-5 favorite to beat Floyd Patterson in the anticipated 15 round title fight at the Polo Grounds. Patterson, 25, seeks redemption after last year’s seventh round knockout, with betting and TV plans surrounding the event and a potential 35,000 crowd.
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