Tight NL pennant race hits three game spread
In a tight National League race the Dodgers and Braves tied for third as Pittsburgh and Vern Law beat Cincinnati and the Redlegs 5-2. Ruhl limited Brooklyn to a four-hitter in a 3-1 win that kept Cincinnati atop the NL standings. In the American League the White Sox extended their lead over the Yankees after Detroit downed New York 9-4 and Boston routed Kansas City 11-4 led by Dick Gernert's six RBIs.
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Bob Buhl
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Joe Nuxhall
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Vern Law
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Wally Post
Kutyna Shines as Richmond Tops Buffalo in IL Action
Marion Kutyna, a recent Omaha acquisition, earned his second straight win for the Richmond Virginians as they defeated Buffalo 4-2. Relievers staved off a late Bison rally. Also in action Toronto edged Miami 8-7 in 12 innings while Columbus beat Rochester 7-3 and Havana held off Montreal 6-5 with late homers by Roseboro and Lajoie.
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Miami
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Columbus
Rochester
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Tom Burgess
Johnny Powers
Jets
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Montreal
Johnny Roseboro
Bill Lajoie
Royals
Bernice Nips Farmer ville 15 7 In Buddy League
Bernice defeats Farmerville 15 to 7 in a Buddy League game here yesterday. Winning pitcher Redden allows the loss to Smith. Al Birtton Hancock and Hudson each collect a hit to lead Bernice’s offense.
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Ruth League tightens race as Moose Lodge tops Reed's
In Babe Ruth League play Moose Lodge defeated Reed's 5-3 while Quality Food beat Optimist 10-4. Patton and Peters powered a late four run rally for Moose, Sims took the loss. Nappier led Moose with three hits and Cox had two for Reed's.
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Quillian and MacKay Set For Southern Tennis Action
Top seed Bill Quillian of Seattle opens against Elija Brown of Atlanta while second seed Barry MacKay of Dayton faces B Rotert of Loyola New Orleans in the 72nd Southern championships. Seeds Willett and Grant advance in the opening round with decisive wins.
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Bill Quillian
Seattle
Wash
Barry MacKay
Dayton
Ohio
Quillian
MacKay
Montgomery
Ala
Elija Brown
Atlanta
B. Rotert
Loyola
Frank Willett
E. Tullis
Bryan (Bitsy) Grant
Manuel Garcia
Mexico
Monday Fight Results From The Associated Press
In New York Alex Miteff 102, Argentina, outpointed Willie Besmanoff 1902, Germany across ten rounds. In Johannesburg Mike Holt 164, South Africa, outpointed Jim Martinez 16142, Glendale California. In New Orleans Willie Vaughn 160, Los Angeles, outpointed Al Williams 15544, New Orleans.
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Miteff-Besmanoff
New York
Alex Miteff
Argentina
Willie Besmanoff
Germany
Holt-Martinez
Johannesburg
Mike Holt
South Africa
Jimmy Martinez
Glendale
Calif
Vaughn-Williams
New Orleans
Willie Vaughn
Los Angeles
al Williams
Record of U S Vehicle Production Since 1900
The United States has produced and purchased over 130 million motor vehicles since 1900, two million more than the entire rest of the world combined.
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U.S
Dallas Eagles Boost Hurlers Lead Texas League Standings
Dallas Eagles showcase a strong pitching core with two eight win hurlers and one nine win ace Mur ray Wall. Wall pitched a four hitter to halt Dallas’s slide as they defeated Oklahoma City 7-1 despite a late homer by Keith Littles. Paul Rambone sparked Austin’s 6-4 win over Houston to close the gap. San Antonio walloped Shreveport 12-2 as Hank Moreno and Joe Durham homered. Tulsa edged Fort Worth 4-2 after 10 innings.
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Murray Wall
Eagles
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Wall
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Austin
Paul Rambone
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Joe Durham
Hank Moreno
Tulsa
Fort Worth
Austin Weer
Flam Shea Reach Third Round at Kent Lawn Tennis Championships
Flam and Shea advance to the Kent Lawn Tennis Championships third round in Beckenham. Flam from Beverly Hills defeated A Jamar of Belgium 6 0 6 4 while Shea from Los Angeles beat Howard Walton of England 7 5 6 2.
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Los Angeles
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Montag’s Homer Helps Atlanta Top Memphis in Crackers Win
Montag homered for the Crackers driving Atlanta to an 11-4 win over the league leading Memphis Chicks. Sammy Taylor also went yard as Atlanta stayed near the top while New Orleans defeated Nashville and Birmingham moved into the first division. Jack O’Donnell earned the victory.
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Chattanooga
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Crackers
George Shuba
Jerry Davis
Baron
Ken Walters
Jack O'Donnell
Chicks
Local Dixie League scores and bridge tragedy reported
KUZN tops Civitans 11 0 at Legion Stadium to cement first place in the West Monroe Dixie League. Newton led with 4 for 4 including a triple and a double as Fisher pitched. Friday games list Equipment versus Ouachita Bank and MOP Eagles versus Central Bank at 7 00. Bagby 60 of Sacramento died after two failed attempts to jump from the Golden Gate Bridge. body recovered on the north shore.
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Butler
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San Francisco
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Sacramento
Golden Gate Bridge
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Golden Gate
Baseball Leaders In the American and National Leagues
Williams of Boston led AL batting with .362 and Mantle of New York topped AL home runs with 15. Sievers drove in most runs for Washington with 40, while Wertz of Cleveland had 39 RBIs and Minoso of Chicago 35. Trucks of Kansas City went 5-0 as top pitcher. In the NL Hodges led with .371, Musial drove in 45, Aaron 41 RBIs, and Sanford tamed at 7-1.
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Winnsboro Boys Sponsor Radio Jamboree at High School
The Winnsboro Little Boys Baseball League will sponsor KMAR’s Jamboree at Winnsboro High School auditorium on Friday June 14 with doors at 7 pm and show at 8 pm. Performers include Billy Folger Ed Rayborn Ray Richmond Jacke Peart Shirley Hodges and the Carter Family. Proceeds support the Winnsboro Little Boys Baseball program. Admission is 1 for adults and 50 cents for children. Denmark hosted 433016 foreigners last year up 2.2 percent from 1955.
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Dixie Thornton
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Thailand buys dredger for Bangkok harbor deepening project
In a maritime trade news brief Thailand has purchased a steam trailing suction hopper dredger from the Netherlands to deepen Bangkok harbor. The move aims to improve docking, cargo handling, and port efficiency amid growing shipping traffic.
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Holland
Bangkok
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