Tigers Rally At Home Beat Tribe 13 to 7
Detroit defeats Cleveland 13 to 7 at Briggs Stadium to snap a home winless streak. Frank Lary pitched five hits allowed as Jim Busby hit a grand slam and Al Kaline, Ray Boone, and Frank House drove runs. Cleveland’s Bob Lemon took the loss amid early Tiger onslaughts.
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Kiwanis Boys Top Grove in Babe Ruth League Victory
In a Fredericksburg Babe Ruth League game at McCurdy Field Kiwanis defeated Grove 11-19. M J Grove powered home two runs with a late double, while Sammy Hays earned the win in relief. Dick Gastley led Kiwanis with two singles as the team built a solid late lead.
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Thomson Grabs Lead On Successive Birdies
Defending Open champion Peter Thomson surged to the halfway British Open lead at Hoylake with three straight birdies, carding 70 70 to reach 140. Enrique Bertolino and Roberto de Vicenzo trailed by one stroke, while American hopes faltered as Mike Souchak and Frank Stranahan posted 148. Sarazen withdrew after a 74 to attend a funeral, as Thomson pursues a historic three in a row.
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Australian Hoard of Australia eliminates U S title hopes at Wimbledon
In Wimbledon semifinals, Australian Frank Hoard defeated Hamilton Richardson 64 64 62 64 to reach the final against Ken Rosewall, continuing a trend of American absence in the title chase. Rosewall beat Vic Seixas to advance. Davis Cup captain Bill Talbert laments the American decline. Shirley Fry, at 29, ousted defending champion Louise Brough and advances to face Angela Buxton. Althea Gibson advances in doubles with Gardner Mulloy. mixed pairs Gibson-Mulloy win.
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Ohio
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Fla
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Bognor Regis
Althea Gibson
New York
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Betty Pratt
Jamaica
Thelma Long
Gibson-Gardner Mulloy
Denver
Mal Anderson
Fay Jule
Amvets Over Tall Cedars Rally For Win In Rain
Amvets edged Tall Cedars 11 to 8 at Baker Park as Dan Boone held the visitors through five innings before a rain and darkness delay ended the game. Boone sparked an seven run second inning with a three run homer and finished with a strong relief effort for the win in American Little League action.
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Railroad Little League schedule and games listed
Railroad Little League schedules show Lions versus Bears at 6 30 p.m. Scheer Stadium. Thurmont Little League hosts Braves versus Colts at 6 39 p.m. in Frederick. Babe Ruth League games include Shell-Excelsior postponed, Elks versus Oxco at 6 p.m. at West Baker Park with additional matches in Frederick County and nearby towns.
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Mantle Hurt Knee Casts Shadow On All Star
Mickey Mantle sustained sprained knee ligaments after a July 4 doubleheader. doctors report no torn ligaments or bone damage. He may miss the All Star game or serve as a pinch hitter before a return to Washington for a Senators series. Mantle to wear a brace and rejoin the Yankees as possible. Casey Stengel to assess lineup chances after the series.
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Amvets Fishing Party Highlights Charity Event
Amvets will host its eighth annual Fishing Party at Culler Lake on Wednesday afternoon. Activities include home runs and batting contests, casting contests, and a Turtle Derby with refreshments and movies. The event, supported by the Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission, aims to bolster community prizes and awareness.
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