Wilson Blanks Cubs 7-0 For Braves
Milwaukee pitcher Jim Wilson shut out the Chicago Cubs 7-0 to halt a three game skid and keep the Braves in the pennant chase. Mathews homered and drove in three, Adcock added a triple, and Wilson allowed five hits with two walks and five strikeouts.
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Bob Talbot
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Danny O'Connell
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Mickey Mantle
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National League and American League scoreboard brief
Baseball standings show New York leading the NL with 46 wins, Brooklyn 25, Philadelphia 36, Milwaukee 34, Cincinnati 34, and Pittsburgh 23. Tuesday results include New York 4 Brooklyn 3 in 13 innings and Philadelphia 4 Pittsburgh 0. Thursday schedule lists Brooklyn at New York and St Louis at Milwaukee. The American League shows Cleveland 47-22 and New York 46-25 atop, with Boston 24-42 and Baltimore 27-43 further down. recent scores include Cleveland 5 Baltimore 1 and New York 14 Boston 5.
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Detroit boxer Liston outpoints Sum merlin in AP fight
Detroit middleweight Charles Liston 206 outpointed John Summerlin 193 in a bout at Detroit. In Richmond California Nunn Rancie 1301 knocked out Lane 128 in Oakland, timetable unclear.
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Views Casting Technique Trout Angling Begins With Chicken Raising
Wisconsin reader recounts learning trout casting from Hank O Leary using Plymouth Rock chicken feathers. He describes initial struggles, lessons on wrist action, and a Black Earth Mazomanie trip that yielded three trout. The narrator continues fishing across the state despite mishaps and family jokes.
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Snider and Reese Sit Out Dodgers Giants Game
Center fielder Duke Snider and shortstop Pee Wee Reese will miss the Dodgers lineup against the Giants in the second game of the series. Snider was struck on the right elbow in Tuesday's 4-3 loss and may be out several days. Reese sprained a leg running from first to third and will take a day or two off.
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Marv Grissom
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Cornell Declines to Claim Victory in Navy Regatta Fallout
Cornell University will not claim victory after the Intercollegiate Rowing Association regatta in Syracuse. Navy coxswain William Kennington was ruled ineligible under Eastern College Athletic Conference rules, with Navy confirming his prior Vanderbilt enrollment. Cornell athletic director Robert J. Kane expressed distress over the dilemma.
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Gemplers Triumph Over Albany 8-0 in Five Innings
Roy Beach pitched a three hitter for Gemplers to blank Albany 8-0 in five innings at Recreation Park. Sahara Coal moved into sole second with an 8-3 win over Helland-Heins as Gemplers stayed ahead at 6-1. Ed Huffman and Howard Schulz produced key RBI hits in the Gemplers victory while Albany’s Frank Hanrath and Ralph Sellow added late singles. The night also featured Sahara's steady offense and a brief thunderstorm halting play before the sixth inning.
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Marion Mueller
Albert Briggs
Frank Hanrath
Ralph Sellow
Juda
Sanford Erickson
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Turpin Bratton Drop From Top Boxing Rank
New York The Ring magazine ratings drop two former champions Randy Turpin of England and Johnny Bratton of Chicago from the top ten for the first time in years. Dan ny Nardico also falls as Eduardo Lausse and Gustav Scholz rise into the top ten. France's Pierre Langlois climbs from sixth to fourth.
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Chicago
Ring Magazine
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Philadelphia
Gil Turner
Argentina
Eduardo
Ko) Lausse
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Pierre Langlois
Wisconsin Fishing License Sales Surpass One Million In 1953
Wisconsin conservation officials report 743 066 resident and 282 997 non resident fishing licenses sold in 1953. The department adds 396 944 resident small game hunting licenses and 232 914 resident deer hunting licenses were also issued.
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Superior To End Water Pollution
MADISON Asst. Atty. Gen. Warren Resh said progress was made with Superior officials on halting water pollution. City Manager Baumberger and Atty. Flynn met Resh, who noted the suit remains active and the city has until July 14 to prepare a complaint related to an order by the state water pollution committee.
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Braves Topple Cards In Little League Play
The Braves beat the Cards 17 to 3 in a Little League game at Recreation Park. Colin Brennan pitched for the Braves and Tom Cox started for the Cards as the Braves rallied with an eight run first inning and added three and six in the ensuing frames. The loss drops the Cards and White Sox to one loss each while the Braves and Cleveland each post a victory.
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Secretary Asserts Pro-Labor Policy By Eisenhower
Secretary James P. Mitchell told Labor Department staff that the Eisenhower administration’s program for health and social legislation is pro-labor. He urged employees to evaluate the facts and accept the administration’s stance.
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