Mantle 46th homer fuels Yankees ninth inning win
New York beat Kansas City 14 in a late rally as Mickey Mantle hit his 46th home run and delivered a bases loaded single in the ninth to drive in the winning run. The day also saw Boston beat Detroit 4 2 and Chicago White Sox topple Washington 9 7.
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Baseball victory and pennant chase update in 4-3 Cincinnati edge
A garbled recap notes a 4-3 win affecting the pennant race with Cincinnati close to the lead. It mentions Mickey Mantle and the New York Yankees hitting their 46th homer plus two singles, driving in the winning run in a three-run ninth, defeating Kansas City Athletics 7-6.
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Bees Fall To Shipley's In Five Inning Playoff Bid
Shipley's edged the Bees 3 to 1 in five innings at Staley Park, dealing Bartgis-Zimmerman a playoff blow. East Frederick beat Fort Detrick 12 to 8 as Ike Bagent shut down their rally.
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Excelsior Dairy Tops M. Grove 8-0 in Frederick Ruth League
Excelsior DairyExtended its Frederick Babe Ruth League lead by routing M J Grove 8 to 0 at McCurdy Field. Pitcher Loring Young went the distance for Excelsior while collecting team hits. M J Grove struggled with seven hits and fielding miscues.
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Mantle dominates AP leaders with 361 runs and 117 hits
A compact AP led list shows Mantle of New York with 361 runs 117 hits and 110 RBIs while Piersall Boston tops doubles and Simpson with triples. Moon tops NL batting and Aaron leads hits. Newcombe and Haddix pace pitching. Rizzuto declines Cards offer and may join for rest of season.
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Spider Webb Hands Calhoun First Defeat in 24 bouts
Spider Webb an ex Olympic boxer defeated Rory Calhoun of New York by unanimous decision in a 10 round middleweight bout at Chicago Stadium. Webb surged back after Calhoun’s third round assault, earning votes from all three judges and the referee tonight.
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Trenton Captures Babe Ruth World Series Title
Trenton clinched the Babe Ruth World Series with a 1-0 win over Huntington Park Calif. Downing pitched a three hit shutout while Kia Wolfsberger yielded no hits for Trenton until an error in the second inning. Mickey Mantle leads the Yankees with a .367 average 117 RBIs and 46 homers this season.
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Thompson Wins Pole Position At Darlington Drive
Thompson of Monae, C. blistered the Darlington track to set a new qualifying record of 118.683 mph in the Southern 30 mile stock car race, earning pole for the world series event. Marvin Panch, Bill Amick, Paul Goldsmith, and Herb Thomas followed in the front and second rows, with Goldsmith and Thomas driving Chevrolets.
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Fights Last Night 3 Associated Press Highlights
Chicago-Spider Webb won by decision over Rory Calhoun in White Plains New York. Aragon stopped Andrade in Los Angeles. Mitri defeated Alcantara in Messina Sicily. The card also listed results from Chicago and French West Indies with multiple weight classes and outcomes.
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Sugar Bowl Faces TV Radio Troubles Over Race Law
New Orleans August 2 reports the Sugar Bowl cannot secure national TV and radio sponsorship for the 1957 game due to a state law banning interracial athletics. Paul DeBlanc, president of the Mid-Winter Sports Assn, urged Gov Fail Long to call a special session to amend the law. Loss of $125,000 in rights would hurt team shares and damage the bowl’s standing among Deep South postseason games.
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Shepard ruled gin rummy not a clean sport
The report notes a court decision affecting the Steelers and Colts trade talk with Shepard, Hill, and others in the Pittsburgh camp. It cites competition from Ameche and McPhat as reasons for Baltimore squad limits and outlines draft implications for next year.
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