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Brooklyn 210 230 000 8 Milwaukee 004 030 06x 15. Hodges Campanella Neal Sawatski Mathews Aaron lead swinging offense. Conley wins, Labine takes loss. Attendance 39,233. duration 3:02.
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20 Homers Hit In Single Day In Five Games
A sweeping baseball day with 20 home runs, 125 hits and 90 runs saw six NL teams in pennant contention. St Louis led Cincinnati by four as Philadelphia, New York, Milwaukee and Brooklyn chased. in AL Chicago White Sox led New York Yankees, with Detroit, Baltimore winning as the day’s power overwhelmed pitching.
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Nashville Builds Half-Game Lead With 6-1 Win
Nashville Volunteers beat Memphis 6-1 to extend their lead to a half game behind leader status. Bob Kelly earned his 15th win of the year, with Davis also contributing as a key mound star before an injury sidelined him for 7 to 10 days. New Orleans edged Atlanta 8-3 as the Loop current action continued across Birmingham Mobile Chattanooga and other cities.
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Baseball League Leaders Letting Mantle Shine in 1961
The report lists American League batting Mantle .388 Williams .361 Boyd .345. runs batted in Sievers 53 Mantle 51 Skowron 50. home runs Mantle 21 Williams 19 Zernial 15 Sievers 15. pitching Shantz 9-1 .900. National League batting Fondy 365 Musial .353 Hodges .338. RBIs Aaron 56 Musial 54 Hoak 47. home runs Aaron 20 Musial 16 Snider 15. pitching Sanford 9-1 .906.
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Aetna Finance Expands Vacation Loan Program
More people than ever plan to obtain vacation money from Aetna Finance Co as manager says "Vacation now pay later" catches on. The office has set aside a historic sum for loans from 25 to 1500 with one visit, plus loans for expenses or bill consolidation. Interested persons may call or visit the Retna manager at 204 Nord Second FA 3-6634.
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Toronto and Richmond Lead League Race in IL Pennant Duel
Toronto’s Maple Leafs edged Columbus 7-6 as Lew Morton and Sam Jethroe homered. Richmond beat Montreal 8-2 to widen its gap, with Jack Crimian earning his fourth win in five decisions. Miami defeated Buffalo 5-1 and Rochester topped Havana 3-2.
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