Indians Win Tiger War Take 3rd Tilt
Cleveland defeats Detroit 5 4 to claim a 3 1/2 game lead as Bubba Phillips belts a solo homer off Paul Foytack in the 8th inning. Latman earns his fifth win in relief after Barry Latman pitches 4 2 3 innings and Barry Latman pitches 4 2 3 innings.
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Yankees Top Athletics On Homers 8-6
Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle hit tie breaking homers and drove in six runs as the New York Yankees beat the Kansas City A's 8-6 after rain interruptions. Maris homered for his 18th of the season and Mantle added his 16th as New York pulled away in the seventh.
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Dodgers Beat Phillies 3-1. Drysdale Wins First Since May
Don Drysdale pitched a four hitter to earn his first win in a month as the Los Angeles Dodgers beat Philadelphia 3-1 to reclaim first place and move a half game ahead of the Reds. Wally Moon hit his 11th homer, drives in the decisive run in the fourth, while Drysdale contributed an RBI.
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Booker signs Yankee farm club deal after Southern Conf star run
New York AP reports Tom Red Booker an all-Southern Conference outfielder for Richmond in 1959 and 1961 signed with a Yankee farm club on Friday and received a modest bonus.
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Red) Booker
Richmond
New York Yankee
Thames Pitches Two-Hitter In Rayville 3-0 Win Over Monroe
Rayville stays in first place with a 3-0 district Legion defeat of Monroe. Jarrel Thames allowed only two hits through seven innings while Jim Ken and a fifth inning error scored the runs. David McCormick added two doubles for the winners as Monroe’s Lynn Causey took the loss.
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Third La-Ark Win Ramblers Blank Homer Nine
Ruston Ramblers beat Homer Oilers 3 to 0 in Ruston. Jackie Moreland hit a two run homer and J W Mercer pitched six no hit innings with 13 strikeouts before relief by John Porter. Mercer and Porter combined for the win as Ruston improves to 3 straight La-Ark victory.
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Meet of Champions Track Records Fall Despite Rain
In Houston the sixth annual Meet of Champions yielded meet records in the pole vault 15 ft 3% in, 220 yd dash 21.1 sec by Dave Styron of Southern Illinois, and 440 yd dash 46.7 sec by Earl Young of Abilene Christian as withdrawals of all 20 Negro entrants diminished star power and attendance amid rain and soggy infields.
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Southern Illinois
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West Monroe rallies for 2-1 Junior Legion win at Bastrop
West Monroe High pitcher Charles Taylor earned the decision after seven innings as West Monroe beat Bastrop 2-1. Errors decided the scoring with West Monroe taking an early lead and Bastrop replying in the final frame.
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Cardinals Rally Past Reds 8-4 in St Louis Victory
Ken Boyer drove in three runs with two singles as the St. Louis Cardinals totaled 12 hits to defeat the Cincinnati Reds 8-4. Stan Musial and Bob Lillis added key hits while Jim O'Toole took the loss and Howie Nunn pitched late in relief. The win pulled St. Louis within three games of first as Cincinnati clung to the division lead.
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Washington Senators Rally Past White Sox Twice
Washington split a doubleheader with Chicago winning 1-0 in 10 innings on Dick Donovan’s six hit effort and 10-9 in the nightcap after a ninth inning four run rally Dale Long and Willie Tasby homered for the Senators in the late inning comeback Gene Green and Danny O Connell drove in the decisive run after a 6-0 lead had been squandered Roy Sievers and Jim Landis each homered for the White Sox in the set Palmer’s hurlers for both clubs held the line as the late rally sealed it.
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Bernice-Ruston Junior Legion Game Postponed
The Bernice Ruston Junior Legion schedule was rained out yesterday and will be made up tonight if weather allows.
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Cubs Edge Braves 11 10 With Four Homers In Ninth
Moe Thacker lined a bases loaded single from second as the Chicago Cubs beat Milwaukee 11 10 in the ninth. Four Braves homers supplied all their runs, with Ed Mathews hitting his 15th and Joe Torre and Joe Adcock also going deep. Don Cardwell started for the Cubs and Bob Buhl for the Braves in a 20 player effort.
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British Hope Defeats U S Netter In Tennis Tourney
In Manchester Mike Sangster, Britain's 20 year old Davis Cup hopeful, beat Jack Frost of Monterey 6-4 6-4 to reach the North of England final. He will face Luis Ayala of Chile after Ayala defeated Abe Segal 6-4 6-2. In the girls division Justina Bricker and Carol Hanks reached the final with straight-set wins.
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