Dodgers Sweep Braves As Campanella Slump Persists
Brooklyn answers a team slump with pitching dominance to sweep Milwaukee three games. Don Newcombe, Sal Maglie, and Roger Craig combine for five hitters, three complete games, and 14 strikeouts while Roy Campanella remains mired in a long batting drought. Duke Snider and Randy Jackson hit over .300 as Brooklyn stays two back of first-place Pittsburgh.
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Bold Ruler Captures Juvenile Stakes at Belmont Park
Undefeated Bold Ruler won his fifth straight race by taking the $33,975 Juvenile Stakes at Belmont Park in 56 seconds for five furlongs. Eddie Arcaro rode the Wheatley stable star who beat King Hairan by a length, with Supernatural close behind. Bold Ruler's earnings reach $42,030 as Sorceress wins the Westbury Handicap in the co feature.
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Two Big Games Set In Jackson Bienville League
Two Sunday games loom large for first place as Dubach hosts Danville and Jonesboro Hodge visits Chatham. Dubach Oilers edged Simsboro 7 6 while Jonesboro Fudge beat Quitman 6 2. Chatham beat Arcadia 6 3 to join Danville in a tie for third place.
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Columbia Noses Out Mer Rouge Juniors 5 to 4
Columbia American Legion Junior club edged Mer Rouge 5 to 4 in East League play. Broussard and O Hester led Columbia with two hits each, while Good win Carroll Sellers Black Johnson and Dade contributed for Mer Rouge. C Hester earned the win over Bowden. Mer Rouge faces Delhi Friday.
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Religious Minorities in Arab Countries Highlighted
The article notes ongoing presence of non Moslems in several Arab nations alongside the majority Muslim population, stressing significant minority communities and their influence within these countries.
Throneberry Placed On Disabled Roster
The Boston Red Sox placed outfielder Jaye Throneberry on the disabled list after an emergency appendectomy performed Tuesday night just before facing the Detroit Tigers at Fenway Park.
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Paul Stuffel Pitches For Memphis in Southern Association
Former Phillies pitcher Paul Stuffel joins Memphis of the Southern Association. He posted a 12-3 record for Memphis in 1955, highlighting a strong showing for the club.
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Late jockey Charlie Kurtsinger wins two Chesapeake Stakes
The jockey Charlie Kurtsinger secured Chesapeake Stakes wins at Laurel Race Track with Andors Aweigh in 1931 and War Admiral in 1937, marking back to back victories in the event.
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Tigers Rally To Top Sox In Mangham Little Boys League
The Mangham Little Boys League saw the Tigers extend their lead over the Red Sox to three games after an 8-7 victory Tuesday night Chester Smith came in relief in the third inning to earn his third win Hutson took the loss Norwood Mercer and Bowman each had two hits For the Indians a 11-7 win over the Cardinals Boughton was the winning pitcher with three hits Mack homered and doubled for the Cardinals James Smith took the loss.
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Jefferson High School Wins Ninth straight Virginia Tennis Title
Thomas Jefferson High School of Richmond clinched the Virginia state tennis championship for the ninth consecutive year, extending its dominant run in the state finals.
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