Giants Crush Braves 10 2 To Move Within Reach Of St. Louis
San Francisco Giants rout Milwaukee Braves 10 to 2 as Al Worthington wins to improve to 6 3 and Ray Jablonski and Orlando Cepeda drive in runs in the pivotal sixth inning. Willie Mays contributes despite a recent drought, while the Cardinals extend their win streak and the Phillies edge Chicago in 10 innings.
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Franklin Parish Fish Fry Tonight at War Memorial Grounds
Franklin Parish Wildlife chapter president Jack Givens announces the first fish fry of the year at 7 30 p.m. at the Franklin Parish War Memorial fairgrounds. Entertainment includes horn blowing duck calling turkey calling and hog calling contests. Membership tickets available. nonmembers may join at the event. wildlife members only.
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Sharpshooter Wins Reading Futurity at Laurel Raceway
Sharpshooter the top Hambletonian prospect wins both heats of the Reading Futurity at Laurel Raceway in its year debut. Owned by E Roland Harriman and Eldbridge T Gerry of Goshen New York, the brown colt bested Alex Hanover by a neck in 2 04 3 5 and Spunky Hanover by almost two lengths, returning 4 40 and 2 80 respectively.
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Farmerville Juniors defeat Kilpatrick 6 to 4 in baseball
Farmerville Bank's American Legion Juniors beat Kilpatrick of West Monroe 6 to 4 after West Monroe led early in hits 8 to 4. Ike Futch had a triple and a double, R Lockwood added a double, Patton Works Steele and team-mates contributed. Kelton Bacon Jerry Stovall and John Moses each had two hits for the visitors.
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Calhoun Beats Boyd in Tough 10 Round Interim Win
Rory Calhoun defeated Bobby Boyd by unanimous decision in Chicago Stadium after two knockdowns and a furious late rally. A rematch is tentatively slated for August with possible West Coast bouts discussed, as Calhoun eyes a shot at Sugar Ray Robinson.
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Detroit Batters Homers Rule Yankee Piching in 1957 Year
Detroit Tiger batters socked 22 home runs against New York Yankee pitching in 1957, showcasing strong power at the plate and contributing to the Tigers season highlights with multiple long balls.
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OConnell Blasts Braves Spirit After 10-2 Loss
Giants’ Danny O’Connell questions Braves spirit drive and attitude after Milwaukee’s 10-2 defeat. He cites lack of hustle and predicts trouble despite first place status, referencing past trades and Red Schoendienst’s influence. Furillo also comments on Braves’ performance amid pennant chase.
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Todays Baseball Schedule And Standings Fragments
Eastern games listed with times and pitchers, tomorrow's schedule, and yesterday's results show teams like St Louis Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles Kansas City and New York. Standings include New York, Kansas City, Detroit, Boston, Chicago, Cleveland, Baltimore, Washington with wins losses and percentages.
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Ruston Juniors rout Rayville 17 1 in five innings
Ruston American Legion Juniors exploded for 18 hits and a ten run second inning to beat Rayville Juniors 17 to 1 in five innings. Max Lewis Donnie Brunson and Troy Bryant went 3 for 3 each, with Bailey Porter and Lewis adding key extras as the Ruston club led 4 1 after one and pulled away late.
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Long Island Open draws top pro golfers to Pine Hollow
Pro golf stars converge on Long Island for a 72 hole Open at Pine Hollow Country Club in East Norwich with a $50 000 purse. Notables like Billy Casper Sam Snead Tommy Bolt Cary Middlecoff Ken Venturi Jackie Burke Arnold Palmer and Gene Littler headline a 150 plus field. Pro celebrity event adds $10 000 to proceeds benefiting the Boys Club of New York.
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Hometown pride Ryne Duren tops league records
Cazenovia Wisconsin notes Ryne Duren as top AL pitcher with 48 strikeouts in 32 23 innings and a 1.09 ERA. The Yankees right hander, 29, is praised by family and locals for control and perseverance overcoming wild years in minors and a bad eye.
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Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
Mays leads batting with .373 for San Francisco and 54 runs. Banks tops RBIs with 54 and co-leads in home runs with 18. Crowe and Cepeda contribute strong marks. Pitching leaders include McMahon and Spahn with top winning percentages.
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Barrett Signs Pact With Chicago Cardinals
Bobby Barrett fullback from the University of South Carolina has signed a 1958 contract with the Chicago Cardinals NFL, according to Cardinals managing director Walter Wolfner.
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Gator Bowl Group Signs Five Year CBS Contract
The Gator Bowl Assn. signs a five year deal with CBS for radio and TV coverage of the annual Gator Bowl in Jacksonville Florida. The game this year is set for December 27.
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Mobile Tops Atlanta in Doubleheader Sweep
Mobile pitchers Wally Seward and Dick Stigman tossed four hitters each as Mobile swept a twin bill from Atlanta 2-1 and 5-2, matching work of Jake Striker the night before. Birmingham moved to first on a 13-6 win over New Orleans while Nashville and Chattanooga won to improve their standings.
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