Berra Delivers Homer To Spark Yankees 1-0 Win
Yogi Berra belted his 17th homer off Chicago's Dick Donovan in the sixth inning to back Tommy Byrne as the Yankees alb via beat the White Sox 1-0. Byrne improved to 9-2, Donovan took the loss after a strong start.
Colts Drill With Bighead and McDonald Shine In Camp
Westminster Maryland July 26 Indian Jack Bighead and All American Frank McDonald showcased pass catching as the Baltimore Colts moved through their third straight day of work focusing on the air attack. Bighead from Pepperdine College and McDonald from Miami led receivers as Searbath Kerkorian and Engels connected on multiple throws. The club trimmed its end rack to nine by waiving Baltimore native Wal lard Leach.
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Baseball standings and schedule notes from today
American League leaders listed with New York and Chicago atop. schedules include Kansas City at Washington and Detroit at Baltimore with starting pitchers noted. Yesterday results show Washington and New York winning, plus other outcomes across the league and upcoming games through tomorrow.
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League Leaders in The Associated Press AMERICAN LEAGUE
Kaline leads Detroit with a .358 batting average and 87 runs while Jensen of Boston drives in 76. Power and Finigan pace Kansas City with 23 doubles, Mantle and Carey tie for 8 triple, Kaline hits 23 homers and Rivera steals 15 bases. Byrne of New York 9 2/3 318 and Score has 154 strikeouts. In the NL Ashburn tops with .337. Snider drives 64 runs and 102 RBIs for Brooklyn. Aaron posts 124 hits. Logan 28 doubles. Bruton 9 triples with Milwaukee Long. Newcombe of Brooklyn earns a .944 ERA. Jones of Chicago has 128 strikeouts.
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Walkersville Narrowly Defeats Yellow Springs On Duncan Single
Keith Duncan delivered a clutch line drive in the bottom of the last inning to score the winning run as Walkersville came from behind to beat Yellow Springs 7-6 in Frederick County Junior Baseball League action. Ron Smith opened with a homer, Bob Hooper added three hits in a 6-1 Walkersville lead before Yellow Springs rallied late behind Hartsock and Morgan. In a separate Junior County Softball League game Liberty routed Frederick Rollers 17-3, led by solid hitting from Nargett Rippeon and Lambert backed by Lamb May and Titlow.
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Elks Erupt For 1955 Little League Title Win
The Elks rallied in the fifth inning to beat Brush 9 6 at Baker Park Tuesday night and capture the American Division crown. Petey Rinehart opened with a first inning homer, Lowe faltered in the fifth, Burdette pitched a complete game, and Ox Fibre was shut out in the sixth. Myersville kept its streak alive with a 10 3 victory over Mt Carmel in Junior County Baseball League play Tuesday night.
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Robinson Climbs to No 3 in Ring Magazine Middleweight List
Sugar Ray Robinson rises to No 3 challenger to world middleweight champion Bob Olson after a San Francisco win over Rocky Castellani, moving past Joey Giardello who drops from the list. Holly Mims climbs to No 2, Castellani slips to No 4, and Charley Homez holds No 1 contender status for Olson.
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Mount Carmel pairs for six in second inning win
A pair of doubles produced six runs in the Mount Carmel victory. Bob Fouche added two singles in three at bats to lead Mount’s offense. Final score details are obscured, with partial references to Crone and Art Simon scoring lines and unrelated notes about large reptiles in Frederick.
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Shafer Secures Second Straight No-Hitter in Softball
North End Cafe defeated East End Tavern 7 3 at Baker Park on Tuesday as Shafer pitched a second consecutive no hitter in the Hagerstown Major Softball League. The wily right hander, now with North End Cafe, also tripled in the winning runs in the fourth inning to break a 3 3 deadlock. Frankie Rehmann and Bill were among the credited scorers.
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