Mets Rally as Snider Delivers 10th Homer of Year
At the Polo Grounds the Mets fan base roars for Duke Snider as Casey Stengel watches a 3-2 victory. Snider belts a two run homer after fans chant for him, boosting New York past the opposing club and underscoring the unlikely joyride of the Mets this season.
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Major Standings and Tuesday Baseball Schedule Recap
United Press International standings show A L Baltimore New York Minnesota Kansas City Boston Cleveland Los Angeles Detroit Washington and more with daily results. Tuesday pitchers list Boston Detroit Cleveland Baltimore Minnesota Chicago Los Angeles Kansas City and games for Wednesday follow with night starts and matchups.
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Baseball Scoreboard Highlights and Box Scores
Cincinnati beats New York 3 2 with G Coleman and Edwards driving runs. Cleveland tops Baltimore 3 2 as Latman earns the win. Houston over Chicago 3 2 with McDaniel victory. Los Angeles and Kansas City split. Pearson and Wagner star. San Francisco edges Los Angeles 7 3 behind Mays Cepeda and Bailey homers. New York defeats Washington 7 5 with Downing secure the win.
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National League and American League Leaders Summary
National League batting leaders include Robinson Reds 44 and Boyer Cards 41 along with H Amar and Cepeda 40. American League leaders feature Kaline Tigers 45 Wagner Angels 41 and Allison Twins 40. Pitching leaders show McBean Pirates 6-1 O'Dell Giants 8-2 and Perranoski Dodgers 7-2 in the NL while Stock Orioles 5-0 Roland Twins 4-1 and Bouton Yankees 7-2 head AL stats.
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Hillsville Edges Sporting Goods 3-1 in Rain Shortened Game
Hillsville beat Sporting Goods 3-1 in five and a half innings as rain halted play. Jack Anderson hit a homer while Ron Micco doubled and tripled to spark Hillsville’s offense, supported by Henry Feo’s strong pitching and solid defense. McKnight doubled and scored Sporting Goods’ only run.
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Pusateri and Kee Score Knockouts in Separate Fights
Mike Pusateri of Dedham Massachusetts knocked out Julius Owens of New York in Boston. Willie Kee from Reno Nevada stopped Pima Amador of Tijuana in Reno in eight rounds.
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Canterna Named Coach of the Year at St. Vincent
WAYNESBURG Oland Dodo Canterna earns West Penn Baseball Conference Coach of the Year honors after guiding the Bearcats to a share of the league title with Geneva. The St. Vincent mentor posted a 7-4 record and is noted for also coaching basketball at St. Vincent.
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Former Pirate Catcher Earl Smith Dies in Arkansas
Earl Sutton Smith a major league catcher best known for a 1926 season with the Pittsburgh Pirates when he batted .345 will be buried Thursday in Little Rock Arkansas.
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Tulane Suffers Winless 1910 Football Season
Tulane University endured a dismal 1910 football season with six straight losses, marking a difficult year for the program and its supporters.
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Gaylord Hosts Two Fast Pitch Games This Week
The Gaylord Inn fast pitch softball team has two games at Gaston Park this week. St John of New Kensington plays Gaylord Friday at 8 30 p m. The New York Hot Shots visit Saturday for another 8 30 p m game at Gaston.
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Dick Tiger Real Name Revealed
Middleweight boxing figure Dick Tiger is identified by his birth name Richard Ihetu in biographical notes. The cross reference clarifies his true identity and boxing lineage.
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Orioles Sign Schoolboy Star
The Baltimore Orioles signed John Burrows, a recent Mount St. Joseph's High School graduate, to a contract with Bluefield of the Appalachian League.
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Bocce Team Tops Calabro in Weekend Series
The Sons of Italy bocce team secured its 34th straight home win by defeating Unione Calabro Society in three straight games 15-11 15-14 15-10. Captains and players from both sides named for strong play. next match set Sunday at Unione Calabro field.
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Col. Young 528 Night Basketball League Closes 10 Teams
The Summer Night Basketball League closed last night with 10 teams in the fold. A meeting for the teams will be held at 8 30 p m tomorrow at the Col. Young 528 American Legion Post 202 N Shenango St. All teams must be represented.
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NBC Committee Sets Tonight to Discuss State Baseball Plans
The National Baseball Congress state tournament committee will meet at 8 30 PM tonight at the Hotel New Penn to finalize plans for the state non pro tournament to be held at Flaherty Field starting July 12.
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Atlantic Coast Conference Founded in 1958
The Atlantic Coast Conference traces its origins to 1958 when it was established as a formal athletic league. The founding pooled seven schools to compete under a shared framework and schedule structure.
Relief pitching carries Chisox Tebbetts says
Baltimore report cites Cleveland manager Birdie Tebbetts praising the Chicago White Sox bullpen as the league’s best with four pro relievers. He notes Frank Baumann and righties Hoyt Wilhelm Eddie Fisher and Jim Brosnan as specialists. Tebbetts projects a tough season for Chicago and a potential rally for Cleveland.
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Powder Puff Derby At Hickory Track Draws Female Drivers
The Hickory Speedway night features a Powder Puff Derby with drivers Leah Murdick, Sally Murdick, Nancy Brown, Marilynn McCloud, and Nancy Mortimer among the entrants. Emil Smolnik of New Castle competes in super modifieds and Bob Wearing leads the hard top division. Time trials begin at 7:30 p.m. with racing at 8:30 p.m.
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Dr Edward Clarke Elected WPIAC President for 1963-64
Dr Edward Clarke president of Geneva College was elected president of the Western Pennsylvania Intercollegiate Athletic Conference for the 1963 64 school year. He succeeds Dr Paul R Stewart president of Waynesburg College. Dr Will Orr president of Westminster College was elected vice president and Louis E Doc Skender athletic director at Duquesne University was reelected secretary treasurer.
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Doc) Skender
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Stallard Secures First MLB Win Since 1961 For Mets
Tracy Stallard earned his first major league victory since September 3, 1961, with the New York Mets defeating the Cincinnati Reds 3-2 on seven hits in a Monday night game.
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