Porter Delivers Tie-Breaker as Indians Top Orioles
Cleveland defeats Baltimore 9 to 6 in Joe Gordon's managerial debut. J.W. Porter delivered the decisive hit, driving in Rocky Colavito with the seventh-inning run after pinch hitting for Russ Nixon. Colavito homered and had two doubles, while Avila and Colavito also contributed key hits as Cleveland rallied.
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First Baptists lead in Junior League softball standings
The First Baptists of West Monroe moved into a share of first in the Junior League after a 13 9 win over the Hot Shots as Stephens earned the victory with Cobb catching. Mount Olive beat Emmanuel 21 15 in CC League action behind Boughard Stukey and Head and Brown.
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Baseball Scores News Roundup
In the American League Cleveland beat Baltimore 6 to 5 and Detroit defeated Boston 7 to 4 while New York routed Kansas City 10 to 3. National League results include Philadelphia beating St Louis 5 to 4 in 11 innings and Chicago 3 Pittsburgh 1.
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Six Starters For Roseben Event Today
New York AP report notes six of 24 eligibles start in Saturdays $27 700 Roseben Handicap at Belmont Park Bold Ruler stays sidelined CBS will air the race 3 30 to 4 p m EST Beld Ruler carries 138 top weight for seven furlongs Nahodah tops at 126 pounds Tick Tock Cohoes 111 pounds The Crack Red God and Bunnys Babe also entered with weights 108 107 and 105 respectively
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Arch Ward Memorial Round Table Favored in 50,000 Turf Tilt
Round Table, trainer Bill Molter and jockey Willie Shoemaker lead a nine horse field at Washington Park for the Arch Ward Memorial Handicap. The 4 year old Princequillo colt seeks to surpass Citation as the second all time money winner with a $33,000 first prize and $56,050 gross total. Hoop Band and Mahan are among the top rivals with imposts noted, while Nashua remains the all time money king.
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Dodgers Extend Mastery Over Braves With 3-1 Win
Dodgers beat Braves 3-1 in Milwaukee extending their winning streak to seven against Milwaukee and nine straight on the road over the team. Koufax hurls a complete game with eight strikeouts and two-run homer support from Dick Gray and Johnny Roseboro. Hank Aaron homers for Milwaukee their only run as Jay takes the loss.
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Ruston Legion Beats Bastrop Juniors on Four-Hitter
Ruston's Roy Young fired a four-hitter to blank Bastrop American Legion Juniors 7 to 0. Emmett Irby held Ruston to four errors aiding the Ruston offense with Stewart Toms going 2 for 2 and Gary Wayne White leading Bastrop with 3 for 4 as Bastrop plays West Monroe in a makeup game.
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Patterson Harris heavyweight title fight set for August
Promoter William Rosensohn announced a $30 top for ringside seats for Floyd Patterson versus Roy Harris in Los Angeles on August 18. Tickets redesigned to incline after the first row. Patterson and Harris will arrive about a month before the bout as LA eyes a $500,000 gate for the city’s first heavyweight title fight in nearly twenty years.
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A's Drop 10-3 To Yankees In KC Tilt
The New York Yankees plated six runs in the seventh to beat the second place Athletics 10-3 before 31 602 in Kansas City. Ray Herbert took the loss to fall to 3 3 while reliever Art Ditmar earned the win as New York moved to 5 3 on the season head to head.
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Lions rout KLIC as Rugg homers and drives two-hit win
Gil McDougald leads off with a single Moose Skowron walks Yogi Berra triples to spark North Monroe Lions to an 18-5 win over KLIC Steve Rugg pitches two-hit ball and hits a homer aided by Canal Loftin and Ruggs Clark on Rugg’s battery Van Trow narrows Northside League gap by beating Louisiana Plumbing 5-4 Saget wins with a home run Brister catches backing Ritter and George on the losing side.
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White Sox edge Senators 3-0 as Pierce loses perfect game bid
Billy Pierce carries a no-hitter into the ninth inning before Ed FitzGerald doubles to end the bid, lifting the Chicago White Sox to a 3-0 victory over Washington. Pierce earns win with eight and two thirds perfect innings, aided by Jim Landis and Sherman Lollar RBI off starter Kemmerer.
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Palmer Leads With 69 as Bolt Quits in Long Island Open
Arnold Palmer shot 69 to a 36 hole total of 135 and a three stroke lead in the Long Island Open at Pine Hollow. Tommy Bolt quit after nine holes citing illness and was fined $500 by the PGA for a prior outburst of temper. Palmer’s 66 course record tied Thursday’s mark, while Demaret moved into sole second with 67 for 136.
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Temple's Ninth-Inning Triple Lifts Reds Past Giants 6-5
Johnny Temple lined a ninth inning triple for two runs as Cincinnati overturned San Francisco 6-5. Jerry Lynch homered for the Reds and an error by Ed Bressoud helped spark the rally, with Walt Dropo drawing a walk before Temple's decisive blow.
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Rebels Rally Narrow Gap In Dixie Boys League Race
The Rebel League Dixie Boys beat league leaders Brown Rivers Soxin 11 3 as Danny Tolar collected two hits in four at bats. Charles Taylor and Buck Fox added two hits for B R S. Miletello and Fox shared pitching duties for the victory. Dixie pulled within a half game of the top.
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Two Monroe Boys Triumph in Jaycee Tennis Meet
In Alexandria Louisiana Andy Lloyd the sole seed won 6-1 6-3 over M Bolton and Monroe players Tom Siminton and Lance Stewart posted junior wins. First round results include Don Hebert Richard Fates Ray Lake Dean Mosely King Stubbs and others advancing.
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American Wins In Kiel Week Star Class Run
Joseph R. Duplin of Winthrop Massachusetts won the Kiel Week Star class race sailing the Star of The Sea. He led the wind whipped Baltic to finish about 30 seconds ahead of Bruno Splieth of Germany after competing against strong German and foreign crews.
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Ouachita Southside League Hallmarks Ninth Inning Blowout
Ouachita whalloped Colbert's 16-2 to clear basement in the Southside League as Alexander pitched a 2-hitter with Williams at catcher and Knox 3-4 at the plate. Northside action saw People's Loan beat Louisiana Power and Light 6-0 as Anderson struck out a hit, Robinson caught, Hayden and Turner each batted.
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