Giants Struggle Deepens as Skipper Shines No More
The San Francisco Giants, under Tom Sheehan since mid-June, drop four straight and win only six of 19. They sit four frames behind first and 32 games out after a 7-1 loss to the Cardinals. Dodgers surge. Pirates and Braves win. Phillies end Pirates’ streak. Cardinals’ Musial homers.
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Ed Roebuck
Roger Craig
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League Leaders In Batting And Pitching
The AP compiles leaderboards for the American and National Leagues. Gentile leads AL batting with .332, Mantle and Maris pace runs and RBIs, while Aparicio and Fox top AL steals. NL leaders include Mays in batting and Banks in home runs, with Roebuck and Williams posting top pitching figures.
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Monbouquette Meets Yankee Challenge In Sox Shutout
Red Sox pitcher Bill Monbouquette blanked the Yankees on seven hits with eight strikeouts and three walks for an 86 victory. Stan Musial, Cardinals, broke a 1-1 tie with a two run homer leading to a 7-1 win over the Giants. There are about 73 million motor vehicles in the United States.
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Patterson Wins Ring Magazine Fighter of the Month
Floyd Patterson captured Ring Magazine Fighter of the Month and retained the world heavyweight title after knocking out Ingemar Johansson on June 20. Johansson drops to fourth among challengers behind Liston Foley Machen. Pender remains middleweight champion. Fullmer is NBA titleholder and top challenger. Olson climbs to No.7 in light heavyweight after defeating Mike Holt.
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Bobo) Olson
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South Africa
Navy crews reach Olympic finals in rain soaked trials
Navy varsity and plebe crews along with California and Syracuse Alumni Rowing Association reached the eight oared finals at the Olympic rowing trials. Syracuse and California won semifinals with the Middies taking second behind Syracuse and ahead of Cornell and Washington.
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Campaign activity at convention grounds hints at high level talks
Peppery elder statesman arrives in Angeles as Symington Johnson may meet for crucial consultations. Truman promises a statement Saturday as delegates crowd the convention battleground amid heavy campaigning. Credential Committee meets and Platform Committee readies four days of hearings to draft planks for the nominee.
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Irish horses set for international Laurel return
Cha mour the Irish Derby winner will represent Ireland in the ninth Washington DC International on November 13 at Laurel. Bally Ache heads American entries as the event begins with Laurel confirming Chamour and Ballmoss as Irish contenders. Chamour is trained by A Phonsie O'Brien and is son of Chamier.
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Johnson Confident of Nomination for Democratic President
AP dispatch from Los Angeles reports Lyndon B. Johnson declaring he will secure the Democratic nomination as Kennedy leads, with Truman set to attend as Symington backers push for Delegate support and Stevenson signaling ongoing hopes for victory.
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Kennedy rivals edge toward unity as Democrats weigh delegates
The draft pledge and a Democratic convocation message read by Lt. Gov. Glenna Anderson set a tense scene for the nominating fight. Kennedy rivals seek to unite behind one candidate or a dark horse while favorite sons remain cautious. Johnson enters early. Symington and Stevenson arrive Saturday as Truman era influence looms.
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20 Draft Platform For Demos
Twenty men and women from a 109 member resolutions committee lock themselves behind doors to draft a platform for the Democratic national convention in Los Angeles next week. They acknowledge a difficult task as Democrats at this convention, as in past conclaves, prepare to recapture the presidency.
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Republicans face platform rift over peace and prosperity theme
The 20 member drafting committee kept a unified view that peace and prosperity cannot be credibly claimed by Republicans this year. Witnesses at open hearings challenged the notion, arguing there is no real peace amid the tightened cold war and summit fallout after the conference collapse.
Eisenhower Visit Raises Call for Economic Stimulus Measures
Labor and agricultural leaders, several trade and business groups, and prominent Democrats warned that rising unemployment signals economic stagnation. They urged government spending on medical aid for the aged, school construction, highways, and housing, plus a shorter work week to expand jobs.
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