Orioles end skid as Joe Taylor sent to Vancouver
Baltimore manager Paul Richards, dissatisfied with the club's play, sent outfielder Joe Taylor to Vancouver of the Pacific Coast League after a 4 1 victory over Chicago. Taylor batted .156 in 32 at bats since joining from Vancouver. Bob Bord was benched for TJ Drepo as Richards shuffled fielding and batting options amid a six game losing streak. Woodling and Pappas delivered offense before Arnie Portocarrero allowed four Sox hits in seven innings. The Orioles opened a three game set with Detroit seeking to climb from third, two games back of Cleveland.
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Death ruled suicide in Maryland West Virginia bridge jump
HAGERSTOWN AP The death of Carrie Stoubs Roderick 56 of Charles Town West Virginia is ruled death by own action after she leaped 650 feet from a bridge at the Maryland West Virginia line near Shepherdstown. Fishermen recovered her body about an hour later. Her family said she had been despondent due to illness.
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International League Scores and Postponements
Yesterday results show Rochester at Havana postponed. Columbus won 6 to 3 over an opponent. Montreal defeated Richmond 3 to 1. Toronto beat Buffalo 5 to 1 while Miami triumphed 3 to 0.
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Minor Leagues Sunday Baseball Results Across Leagues
Sunday results from the Pacific Coast League and American Association show San Diego routing Portland 66 3 with other scores including Vancouver 3 5 Salt Lake City 0 Sacramento 1 Spokane at Phoenix and end results from various city matchups. The American Association list includes Fort Worth 36 Dallas 2 Louisville 51 St Paul Omaha 3 0 Houston 28 Charleston 3 1 and Minneapolis 1 Charleston.
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Fort Worth 8 Dallas 1 in rough win
Fort Worth defeated Dallas 8 to 1 while Omahz at Houston game was postponed.
Weekend Fights Through AP Roundup in Hollywood and Cities
Hollywood boxing results span multiple bouts. Charley Tombstone Smith stops Reubon Stubbs in one fight. Tony Cuipas outpoints Paddy DeMarco in Alexandria. Jorge Fernandez stops Joe Miceli in Buenos Aires. Urbina stops Vazquez in Mexico City. The terse summaries reflect a busy weekend boxing slate with varied locales and outcomes.
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Orioles star Gene Woodling drives in all runs in win over White Sox
Gene Woodling and Orioles rallied for a 0 second game victory against Chicago as Woodling hit a three run homer and a single to drive in all runs. Jim Perry of the Indians shut out Washington in his second start, allowing only two hits as Cleveland began a doubleheader sweep to reclaim the AL lead.
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All-Stars Pick O'Dell Pascual Replacing Three Hurlers
Boston AP report says Cal McLish Billy O'Dell and Camilo Pascual were added to the American League All-Star squad for the second game in Los Angeles on August 3. Casey Stengel also added three outfielders Bob Allison Roger Maris and Gene Woodling, leaving the rest of the roster unchanged from Pittsburgh.
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Herbert Millen San Francisco Death of First Negro Jurist in Pennsylvania
Herbert Millen, 7 Philadelphia municipal judge and the first Black jurist in Pennsylvania, died Saturday in San Francisco after suffering a heart attack July 11 while vacationing there with his wife.
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