It Could Be Another Booby Trap for Yankees
Ambulated press sports writer speculates on the Yankees facing a trap as they travel to Cleveland for a four game set and then Detroit, with Cleveland and Detroit jockeying for position behind a slumping but still strong New York club.
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Newcombe Ready for Cindy Job in Cincinnati Trade
Don Newcombe, traded to Cincinnati for Steve Bilko Johnny Klippstein and Charlie Rabe, said he plans to pitch for the Reds and believes they have confidence in him. He reflected on Roy Campanella, his 27-7 MVP season in 1956, and noted a shoulder injury limited him early this season while stressing his recovery.
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Says Champ To Fight August 4
SACRAMENTO AP The State Athletic Commission chair says he may recommend a September Los Angeles world heavyweight title defense delaying from August If Floyd Patterson delays defending his title it could wait three weeks Co Promoter Al Weill plans August 4 for Patterson Harris match Olympic Auditorium Los Angeles promoters of July 24 Rademacher Folley bout oppose the title bout fearing gate impact at Wrigley Field
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Kiwanis Defeats Rotary 8-3 in City Park Junior League
Kiwanis rapped out eight runs on five hits to beat Rotary 8-3 at the city park diamond. Estes Grocery edged Thompson Paints 9-8 in Pony League as Willie Hardin homered and tripled. Tomorrow the Jaycees meet the Lions in Junior League and the Junior Police face Ellis Case in Pony League.
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Kid Pitcher Spins Beauty For The Cubs
Dick Ellsworth an 18 year old from Fresno High School pitched a 1-0 exhibition win for the Chicago Cubs over the Chicago White Sox at Comiskey Park. He scattered four singles, walked five, and struck out two, escaping jam after jam with veteran poise. Ellsworth earned a $50,000 bonus, reported to the Cubs, and will start possibly against Cincinnati. the Cubs next face Milwaukee with Moe Drabowsky opposing Lew Burdette while the White Sox host Boston with Billy Pierce facing Dave Sisler.
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Judges Give Decision To Frankie Ruff In TV Fight
New York boxer Frankie Ryff defeated Bostonian Tommy Tibbs by unanimous decision in a 10 round television bout at St. Nicholas Arena. Writers favored Ryff 10-0 on the AP card while officials scored for Ryff by margins. Tibbs blamed home town bias and weight differences as factors in his 46th loss. Ruff improved to 26-5 with fifth straight decision.
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Logan Likes To Play For Brave Fans
Milwaukee Braves shortstop Johnny Logan prefers County Stadium for batting though he hits better on the road with a .327 average in 118 at bats outside Milwaukee. He says results matter more than averages and cites a ninth inning bunt that set up Henry Aaron to score the tying run before Harry Hape Brink's game winning homer.
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25th Birthday of Stricken Cager
Maurice Stokes star rebounder for the Cincinnati Royals marked his 25th birthday in St Elizabeth Hospital Covington Ky. He remains conscious at times after encephalitis from late 1957 58 season. He can recognize friends and nod but cannot speak with recovery prospects undetermined.
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Minor League Baseball Scores From AP Digest
Pacific Coast League Seattle defeats Salt Lake City 7 to 4. International League Richmond tops Buffalo 4 to 3 in 10 innings, Rochester beats Columbus 9 to 5. American Association Indianapolis over Denver 4 to 1. Omaha shuts out Wichita 4 to 0.
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Baseball Diated Press Y League Standings and Schedule
The standings show Milwaukee leading with 31 wins 22 losses, followed by San Francisco 32 26, Cincinnati 26 25, Pittsburgh 28 28, St. Louis 21 27, Chicago 28 31, Philadelphia 24 30, Los Angeles 24 31. Tuesday’s games list Los Angeles at Philadelphia, San Francisco at Pittsburgh, Chicago at Milwaukee, St. Louis at Cincinnati. Monday results highlight Cincinnati 5 in New York, Boston and Kansas City games, with others noted as not scheduled or pending.
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Major League Leaders American League Batting and Pitching
American League leaders include Batting: Nieman Baltimore .367 Vernon Cleveland .365 Ward Kansas City .338. Runs Cerv Kansas City 45 Minoso Cleveland 39 Mantile New York 38. RBIs Cerv Kansas City 51 Jensen Boston 46 Gernert Boston 39. Hits Fox Chicago 75 Malzone Boston 68 Minoso Cleveland Bridges Washington 65. Doubles Kuenn Detroit 17 Malzone Avila Power Kaline 13. Triples Martyn Kansas City Lemon Washington 5 Power Cleveland Turtle Kansas City 4. Home runs Cerv Kansas City 17 Jensen Boston 16 Triandos Baltimore 13. Stolen bases Aparicio Chicago 15 Harrell Minoso Cleveland Ig Landis Chicago 6. Pitching Turley New York 10-2 .833 Larserf New York 5-1 .833 Sullivan Boston Hyde Washington 4-1 .800. Strikeouts Turley New York 74 Harshmann Baltimore 68 Wynn Chicago 63.
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National League batting and pitching leaders listed in clipped record
The clipping shows NL at bats leaders with Mays San Francisco hitting .387 and 91 hits, Banks Chicago with 52 RBIs and 50 runs, Cepeda San Francisco 43 RBIs, and Thomas Pittsburgh 20 home runs. Pitching leaders include McMahon Milwaukee 6-1 and Purkey Cincinnati 8-2, with Phillips Chicago noted as well.
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Successful Tim Tam surgery ends racing hopes
Tim Tam the Calumet Farm colt and Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner underwent a 1 hour 14 minute operation to remove a sesamoid bone chip in his injured right leg. Veterinarians said the surgery appears successful as Tim Tam retires to stud after the Belmont attempt, with trainers and doctors noting past horses have recovered from this procedure.
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Fight results across cities report mixed outcomes
The Associated Press summary lists Frankie Ruff of New York outpointing Tom Tibbs in a 135% class, Alex Miteff of Toronto drawing with George Chalvo at 211%, Sonny Leon of Caracas defeating Carmelo Costa, Koji Ishibashi stopped by Asuncion’s fighter, and other mismatched weights.
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San Francisco pitcher adds strikeout milestone in season
McConiaich of San Francisco, age 41, records career strikeout total as Jones of St. Louis faces Padres in Los Angeles. Drott of Chicago records 60th strikeout in a pivotal game, with key moments featuring Padres and Dodgers viewers.
Cardinals Rally To Beat Reds In 11 Innings For .500 Pace
The St. Louis Cardinals outlasted Cincinnati 6-5 in 11 innings to pull back to .500 and a fourth-place tie. Stan Musial sparked a ninth inning rally, Joe Cunningham drove in two in the 11th, and Morrie Martin won to improve to 3-1 in extra innings this season. Cubs exhibition: Dick Ellsworth fires a four hitter in a 1-0 win over the White Sox after arriving from Fresno.
Senators Rally For Win Over Tigers In Graded Contest
In a tight American League tilt the Senators topped the Tigers 4-2 behind Graham who earned the win and fanned seven. Boles took the loss for Detroit as no home runs were hit. In the National League game the Giants beat the Dodgers 3-2 with Edwards recording 12 strikeouts and Shields suffering the defeat.
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Cunningham Lifts Cardinals In Ninth To Tie Game
The St. Louis Cardinals, behind Joe Cunningham with a two run single in the ninth, forced extras against Cincinnati. Cunningham then scored the tie breaking run in the 11th on Don Blasingame's hit as St. Louis won 11 innings, tying for fourth in the N L at 28-28. Morrie Martin the winner. Musial snapped a 19 at bat slump with a single.
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