Face Notches 14th Straight Victory For Pirates
The Pirates beat the Cardinals 6-5 in ten innings as Elroy Face extended his major league lead with a 14th straight win. Clemente delivered a bases loaded single in the 10th to seal the opener before Face again protected a 5-4 lead in the nightcap before the game was suspended for Sunday curfew.
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Phils
Reuben Gomez
Earl Averill
Art Ceccarelli
Joe Sennett
Ed Bouchee
Bouchee
Philadelphia
Ray Semproch
Moe Drabowsky
Jim McCanany
White Sox
A’s
Rip Coleman
Rocky Colavito
Indians
Tigers
Paul Foytack
Minnie Minoso
Jim Perry
Detroit
Larry Locke
Foytack
Harvey Keenn
Jim Baxes
Jackie Jensen
Yankees
Red Sox
Billy Jurges
Jess
Bill Monbouquette
Ralph Terry
Hoyt Wilhelm
Orioles
Senators
Billy Gardner
Joe Taylor
Russ Kemmerer
Records Fall at Prix de Paris Meet
European records were shattered at the Prix de Paris swimming meet at the Tourelles pool. France’s Robert Christophe set 1 02.2 for the 100-meter backstroke and Italy’s Federico Dennerlein posted 1 01.8 in the 100-meter butterfly.
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Paris
Tourelles
France
Robert Christophe
Italy
Federico Dennerlein
Barons Win To Host All-Star Game In Extra Inning Thriller
Birmingham Barons beat Chattanooga Lookouts 3-0 in ten innings to clinch hosting rights for the All-Star game. Wyman Carey pitched 10 scoreless innings for his 10th win, while George Alusik tripled in the 10th and Ron Witucki added an RBI double. Nashville and Memphis won key games as rain affected Mobile’s schedule.
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Chattanooga Lookouts
John
Red
Nashville
Atlanta Crackers
Memphis
New Orleans Pelicans
Wyman Carey
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Jack Kralick
George Alusik
Ron Witucki
Atlanta
Vols
Bobby Klaus
Phil Shartzer
Midd Davidson
Tom Gibson
Ray Shearer
Gibson
West Monroe tops Crossett in LA-ARK League game
West Monroe defeated Crossett 7 to 5 in a Louisiana Arkansas league match. Dubach beat Oak Grove 6 to 2, while Monroe routed Bastrop 5 to 2 in the same slate of yesterday’s results.
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Crossett
Dubach
Oak Grove
Monroe
Bastrop
Monroe Seavert
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Big Crossett Eae
Baseball scores from multiple games listed
Summary of American League games shows St. Paul beating Denver 5 to 2 in the first game and 12 innings tied with Dallas? Or other results include Omaha 4 Minneapolis 0 and 3 2, Louisville 3 Houston 1 with Houston 2 Louisville 0, Indianapolis 4 Fort Worth 2 and 2 Fort Worth 1, and Charleston 8 Dallas 4 in 12 innings.
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Omaha
Minneapolis
Louisville
Houston
Indianapolis
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Charleston
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Baseball doubleheader results and standings note
In American League play Detroit beat Cleveland 6 to 2 in the first game and Cleveland won 8 to 4 in the second. Boston defeated New York 7 to 3. Baltimore won 5 to 1 against Washington. Chicago edged Kansas City 5 to 3 in the first game, while the Chicago-Kansas City second game score is not provided.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
New York
Baltimore
Washington
Chicago
Kansas City
Saturday Baseball Scores From The Major Leagues
Washington beat Baltimore 9 to 3. Boston defeated New York 8 to 4 in 10 innings. Chicago won 8 to 3 over Kansas City. Cleveland edged Detroit 8 to 7 in the night game.
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Washington
Baltimore
Boston
New York
Chicago
Kansas City
Cleveland
Detroit
New York at Boston Opens Tonight in Early East Coast Matchup
Tonight at 1 a.m. Eastern Standard Time the only scheduled game features Larseni Larsen of New York against Sullivan of Boston with each pitcher holding a 4-3 record.
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Boston
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Sullivan
Tomorrow's schedule for NBA games across four cities
The card lists matchups with start times: Cleveland at New York 7 p.m. Detroit at Washington 7 05 p.m. Chicago at Boston 7 p.m. Kansas City at Baltimore 7 05 p.m.
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Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
Boston
Kansas City
Baltimore
National League results with delayed games and curfew
In a doubleheader Pittsburgh beat St Louis 6 to 5 in 10 innings and 5 to 4 in the second game with the top of the ninth called due to curfew and to be completed on August 19. Chicago defeated Philadelphia 7 to 6 in the opening game while Philadelphia won 4 to 1 in the first game. Milwaukee edged San Francisco 4 to 2 and Cincinnati topped Los Angeles 4 to 3.
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Roberto Clemente
Gino Cimoli
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Lew Burdette
Braves
Eddie Mathews
Jack Sanford
Jackie Brandt
Gus Bell
Johnny Temple
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Dodgers
Vada Pinson
Ed Bailey
Frank Robinson
Bob Purkey
Gil Hodges
Larry Sherry
Pittsburch
St. Louis
Major League Scores and Upcoming Games
Baseball results show Chicago defeating Pittsburgh 5 to 1, San Francisco 5 over Cincinnati 3, Los Angeles 7 by Milwaukee 5, and St. Louis 4 to Philadelphia 3. Schedule lists Moe Devitt and Nuxhall at 8 p.m., San Francisco vs Milwaukee at 3 p.m., and other evening matches. next day features additional AL and minor league notes.
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Moe Devitt
Nuxhall
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Milwaukee
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Spahn
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
Monday Games and PCL results from baseball slate
Schedule shows Buffalo at Toronto Rochester at Montreal Columbus at Miami Richmond at Havana with Pacific Coast League games Phoenix defeated Sacramento 11 4 Salt Lake City beat San Diego 6 2 San Diego won 7 5 in 12 innings Portland defeated Vancouver 3 0 Seattle beat Spokane 8 4 Vancouver at Spokane Seattle at Portland Phoenix at Salt Lake.
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Junior Golfers Head For State Meet In Jonesboro
Steve Henry, Gene Adams, Glen Walker Jr., and Mac Cagnolatti of Tallulah head to Jonesboro for the Louisiana Jaycee Junior Golf Tournament. Qualifying begins this afternoon with 36 holes tomorrow and an 18-hole final Wednesday. The four qualified during recent district play and are joined by Jimmy Stringer, Jaycees transportation chairman.
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Gene Adams
Glen Walker Jr
Monroe
Mac Cagnolatti
Tallulah
Jonesboro
Henry
Adams
Walker
Cagnolatti
Jimmy Stringer
Jaycees’ Transportation Committee
Ayala Beats Krishnan In Baastad Final
Ram Anathan Krishnan of India was routed by Chilean Davis Cup captain Luis Ayala in four sets 6-1 6-1 5-7 6-1 to win the Baastad International Tennis Tournament. Beverly Baker Fleitz of Long Beach beat Joan Johnson 6-4 6-4 in the all American women’s final and teamed with John Fleitz to win mixed doubles 4-6 6-3 6-0 over Ayala and Ulla Rise.
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Sweden
Ramanathan Krishnan
India
Alex Olmedo
Peru
Luis Ayala
Olmedo
Krishnan
Ayala
U.S
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Long Beach
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Wyandotte
Mich
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John Fleitz
Ulla Rise
Denmark
Miss Johnson
Canadian Yacht Tip Wins Dragon Gold Cup Race
COPENHAGEN reported that Tip a Canadian yacht owned by Jan Armour and W Windeyer of Toronto finished first in the Dragon Gold Cup. Tip to, another boat owned by Ole Berndtsen of Denmark, finished fifth after leading until the final day.
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Pinelli blasts modern baseball as alibi trend leader
Former Umpire Ralph Pinelli condemns players and managers for whining and alibis, accusing many of fakery in today’s game. He tallies common taunts, ejections, and the strike zone shift, naming figures from Durocher to Mays as examples of persistent kickers and complainers.
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U.S
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Babe) Pinelli
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True Magazine
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Wally Post
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Jackie Jensen
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Ernie Banks
Hank Aaron
Carl Furillo
Gil Hodges
Johnny Logan
Don Demeter
Ted Williams
Stan Musial
Willie Mays
Hank Foiles
Leo the Lion
Durocher
Leo
Major League Baseball Batting and Pitching Leaders
Summary of batting leaders in both leagues and standout pitchers with key stats for 200 at bats runs batted in hits doubles triples and home runs. Notable names include Aaron Cepeda Mays Mathews Kuenn Fox Fox Aparicio Killebrew Colavito Power Jensen Mantle and Landis across teams Chicago Detroit Boston Cleveland Washington and New York.
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Los Angeles
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San Francisco
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Cincinnati
Mays
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Jensen
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Lemon
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New York
DeMaestri
Skowron
McDougald
Bartzen Wins Western Open Singles Title
Bernard Tut Bartzen of Dallas defeated Warren Woodcock of Australia 6 1 6 2 3 6 6 2 to win the Western Open singles. Karol Fageros of Miami upset top seed Dorothy Head Knode 3 6 6 4 6 3 to claim the women’s title. Vermaak and Weedon of South Africa beat Segal of South Africa and Garrido of Venezuela 6 4 6 3 in men's doubles.
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Bernard
Tut) Bartzen
Dallas
Texas
Warren Woodcock
Australia
Karol Fageros
Miami
Fla
Dorothy Head Knode
Panama
Miss Fageros
Ian Vermakk
Ray Weedon
South Africa
Abe Segal
Rynaldo Garrido
Venezuela
Major Tag Team Show Headlines Wrestling Night
Main event features Allen Corbin and Bill Barney against Mickey Sharp and Carlos Men doza in a tag match. Semi final pits Jerry Miller against Frankie Kovak. Openers pair Bill Barney with Mickey Sharp. 15 minute limit. Referee Al Massey. Promoter August Baumgartner.
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Wrestling Policeman
Bill Barney
Mickey Sharp
Carlos Mendoza
Jerry Miller
Frankie Kovak
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