Orioles Fall to Yankees in Seventh Straight Loss
The Baltimore Orioles were defeated by the New York Yankees 9 to 4, extending Baltimore’s losing streak to seven games. Don Larsen earned the win with strong relief, while Portocarrero took the loss. Key moments included Mickey Mantle and Bill Skowron homers for New York and a late rally that broke a 3-3 tie in the seventh.
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Ashburn Tops N L Batters In Parks Derby Style
Ashburn leads NL batting race with a .342 average after a 10 game hitting streak and a three-hit day against the Giants. Musial slips to .335 after a slow stretch, Dark and Skinner hover near the top, while veterans Caspar and Kroll contend for prize shares in a chaotic Derby season recap.
199 Enter Women's Golf Tournament at Wee Burn Club
The fields include 199 entrants from six nations, second largest on record, for the U S Women's Amateur Championship at Wee Burn Club Darien Conn September 16 to 23. Entries close August 16 for the all match play event with the draw set by registration.
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Venturi Wins 50,000 Chicago Open in Dramatic Finish
Ken Venturi captured the Chicago Open title with a 32-hole total of 272 eight under par after carding a 72 final round. He edged Jackie Burke and Jules Boros by one stroke as Boros finished strong with a 65. Burke’s late bid fell short despite a clutch 18-footer.
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San Francisco
One Record Beaten And Two Threatened
London AP reports a two day dual meet where Britain’s empire team defeated Britain. Potgieter and Elliott led the men with 199-162 and 8942-8314 for the women. Elliott’s 1 47.3 half mile ranked third fastest ever as he also won another half mile at Watford.
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Honor Award To Be Sought For Morgan Horse Show
The Frederick Rotary Club and Mid- Atlantic Morgan Horse Club aim to win an American Morgan Horse Association Honor Award at the Third Annual Rotary All Morgan Horse Show. F. grounds hosts a 1 1/2 day event with 63 horses entered including the Danfield stallion of Waseeka Farm. No admission charge. show runs Friday night at 7 30 and Saturday from 9 30.
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Matthews Kaynes Triumphs Over Ward in Televised Bout
Lenny Matthews, 19, lightweight sensation from New York, knocked out Steve Ward of Hartford in 1:23 of the ninth round at St. Nicholas Arena. It was Matthews 13th win with 17th knockout, improving his record as a pro of nine months. Ward was unable to go the distance, falling after a left and right blow to the jaw. Referee Ray Miller stopped the bout with Ward on his back at the count of four.
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Triandos Sidelined by Back Sprain for Orioles
Baltimore slugger Gus Triandos is sidelined with a back sprain after the first game of a Sunday doubleheader at Detroit. Doctors prescribe heat treatment and a corset for his return, with Triandos to decide when he will play again. expect two to four days out. He has 20 homers and 51 RBIs this season, while his substitute Joe Ginsberg hits .250 with two homers and 12 RBI in limited at bats.
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Nicholson Hospitalized In Baltimore For Back Virus
Orioles outfielder Dave Nicholson, a $100000plus prospect, checked into a Baltimore hospital for back trouble after arriving from Dublin Georgia Florida League assignment and prior illnesses. He reported pain since hospital release as doctors evaluate his condition amid a season of scouting interest.
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Minor Leagues Scores From Coast and American Leagues
In the Pacific Coast League Portland beat San Diego 7 to 3 and Seattle 4 Spokane 4 in other results Salt Lake City defeated Seattle 14 to 4 while Sacramento 4 Phoenix 2 and Vancouver 3. The International League Havana 11 Rochester 5 Toronto 7 2 Geo. Columbus 6 Rochester 2 Buffalo 4 Richmond 3 Montreal 3. In the American Association Charleston 37 Denver 24 St Paul 7 Indianapolis 2 Omaha 3 Louisville 0 Wichita 5 Minneapolis 2.
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Senators Down Phils In Exhibition Game
Washington Senators defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 5-1 in the 17th Hall of Fame exhibition at Doubleday Field. Pitcher Vito Valentinetti posted five hitless innings, while Willie Jones homered for Philly and Albie Pearson homered for Washington. Roy Sievers added two doubles for the Senators as they built an early lead.
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Colts Return To Workouts At Westminster Camp
The Baltimore Colts resumed two a day practices in Westminster Maryland after a Sunday rest for medical exams directed by Coach Webb Ewbank. Veterans Bust Nutter Carl Taseff and Doug Eggers posted perfect papers while Milt Davis and Taseff shone in a defensive backfield drill. Rookie tackle Sherman Plunkett from Maryland State twisted his back but is expected back within a day or two.
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Bold Ruler Retired From Racing at Saratoga Springs
Bold Ruler the Wheatley Stable handicap racer and 1957 Preakness winner retired to stud in Kentucky after an ankle injury in a July workout. Trainer Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons said the 4 year old will be parked with hopes for stud duties and future earnings.
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Baseball standings and Tuesday results summary
Major and minor league action listed with AL games and NL standings. Teams mentioned include New York, Baltimore, Chicago, Kansas City, Washington, Boston, Cleveland, Detroit, Milwaukee, San Francisco, Pittsburgh, St Louis, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Cincinnati. Tuesday results show Pittsburgh at Milwaukee and other NL matchups.
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League Leaders Fist Results in 1960s Baseball Stats
National League batting leaders based on 250 plus at bats include Ashburn of Philadelphia 32, Mays of San Francisco 338, and Mustal of St Louis 338. Runs led by Banks Chicago 79 with Agron Milwaukee 74 and Mays 73. Banks 87 RBIs, Thomas 72, Anderson 72. Ashburn and Mays lead with 135 and 130 hits respectively. Banks 30 HRs, Mays 28, Aaron 24. Stolen bases favor Mays 21, Ashburn 19. Pitching leaders feature McCormick 60 wins and Grissom 73.700, Turley 164 strikeouts and Anconelli 98. Additional batting leaders show Goodman 331 average and Jensen 92 RBIs. Moments include several other outbursts and performances across leagues.
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Hawks Win Over Orioles In Low Scoring Little League Game
Yesterday results list Hawks defeating Orioles 4 to 3 with key contributors James Wirts Easterday and Wilson. Other entries show standings including Hawks 7 2 and Cardinals 5 3, plus notes on upcoming Thursday games and top performers from local Little League.
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Hall of Fame Dedicates New Baseball Hall in Ceremony
The baseball hall of fame was dedicated Monday before the league hall of fame game between the Washington Senators and Philadelphia Phillies. Commissioner Ford Frick praised the hall as honoring freedom-loving American citizens and key figures who made baseball the national pastime. Six inductees attended: Ty Cobb, Frank Baker, Frank Frisch, Joe McCarthy, Charlie Gehringer, and Joe Cronin.
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Thomas E Wilson Dies Pioneer in Meat Packing
Thomas E Maso Wilson, 90, a longtime Wilson & Co. board chairman since 1934 and a pioneer in meat packing, died Monday. Born in London Ontario, he promoted 4-H Club activities for farm youngsters and began in the meat packing business in 1887.
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