Indians Rally For 3-2 Victory Over Orioles
Rocky Colavito and Jim Hegan homered in the sixth to lift the Cleveland Indians to a 3-2 win against the Baltimore Orioles. Wynn limited Baltimore to seven hits as Cleveland extended its lead over Baltimore to seven games in the standings. Colavito, recalled from San Diego, added a single and his homer gave Cleveland the lead.
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Rocky Colavito
Jim Hegan
Cleveland Indians
Baltimore Oroles
Tribe
Wyan
Owiés
Catavito
San Tiego Tuesdas
al Smit
Johnny Schmutz
Feme
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Chico Carrasquel
Wemmoe
Mepab
We Siath
Colavito
Orines
Wynn
George K
Gus Triandos
Triandos
Baltimore
Tito Francona
Kell
Orioles
Hagge takes one stroke lead in Women's Open midway
Marlene Hagge, 22, shoots a 74 to hold a one stroke edge over Louie Suggs at the halfway point of the Women's National Open in Duluth Minnesota. Sage of Sea Island and other contenders trail as course changes and winds test players on the Scenic Northland layout.
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Marlene B Have
Louie Suggs
Marlene
Rand
Sage
Sea Island
Northland Country Club
Tun St Rokes
Kathy Cornelius
Lake Worth
Fla Tre
Mary Lena Faulk
Thomasville
Leaviews
Joyce Ziske
Waterford
Wis
Ziske
Vingents Bush
Valla
Bear
Palmer Takes Lead In Eastern Open After Strong Start
Arnold Palmer, 26, former amateur golf king, shot six under par 66 at Mount Pleasant Course to lead the Eastern Open at halfway. His 136 total puts him eight strokes ahead of par with two rounds to go, ahead of Jerry Kesselring and Babe Lichardus at 133. John Knight, Don Finsterwald, and Ernie Vossler tie for third at 140. Doug Ford sits at 141.
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Arnold Palmer
Mount Pleasant
Vauilt
Youngstown
Ohio
Latrobe
Jerry Kesselring
Toronto
Babe Lichardus
Hillside
Nat
John Knight
Springfield
Don Finsterwald
Bedford Heights
Ernie Vossler
Ft. Worth
Texas
Doug Ford
Mahopac
N.Y
Paituel
Mantle Tops American League Leaders With 82 RBIs
The American League list highlights Mickey Mantle as leading in runs 82 and RBIs with 82, plus 122 hits and 32 home runs. Other feats include Piersall doubles 26 and Rivera steals 0. Pitching leader Brewer W24.
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Mantle
New York
Piersall
Boston
Simpson
Kansas City
Richardson Beats Fontana in Zone Semi Final
Richardson of Tulane and Westfield and Fontana faced off in the American Zone Davis Cup semi final opening match. Richardson dominated Fontana winning 6-1 6-2 6-2 as the Canadian made repeated errors and struggled with Richardson's precise placements. About a thousand Canadians watched as the United States player seized control early, breaking Fontana in the third game of the first set and sealing victory with few service aces and a surge in the second set. The three day event decides who faces Mexico in the zone finals.
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Richardson
Mexico
Fontana
Husky
University of California At Los Angeles
United States
Deuve
Dairy Rate Is Expanding in Pennsylvania 1956 Outlook
Harrisburg reports dairy production in Pennsylvania is rising rapidly with 1956 likely a record year. W. T. Butz of Penn State notes four month output ahead of 1955, higher per cow yields, and a growing dairy herd from 886,000 in 1951 to 940,000 in 1955, amid rising population and cash receipts.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
W. T. Butz
Pennsylvania State University
Commonwealth
Butz
Ward
State Agriculture” Dept
Rogovin Outs Braves In Six-Hitter For Phillies
Saul Rogovin pitched a six-hitter leading the Philadelphia Phillies to a 5-2 win over the league leading Milwaukee Braves. Seven Braves left on base as Rogovin drove in tying runs with a bases loaded single. Wally Post tripled home the winning run in the ninth to lift the Cincinnati Redlegs over the Pittsburgh Pirates 3-2 and close gap to within 2 games of the lead.
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Anning
Detroit
Tigers
Washington Senators
Briggs
Frank Lary
Clint Courtney
Lary
Roy Sievers
Nationals
Kuenn
Bob Wiesler
Washington
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Charley Maxwell
Ray Boone
Tom Brewer
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White Sox
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Minnie Minoso
Larry Doby
Jim Wilson
Mickey Vernon
Jackie Jensen
Vernon
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Daley
Piersall
Billy Goodman
Ty. Saihams
Ischor Saul Rogoin
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Hamner
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Tate
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Oher
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Art Fowler
Redlegs
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Post
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Red Munger
Gus Bell
Eient
Howie Pollet
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Farm Prices Off Slightly Across Maryland Districts
Mid July farm price levels eased by about one percent from mid June. Increases were noted for potatoes milk and chickens but declines for fruit meat animals and vegetables offset gains. Parity measures and comparisons to prior years are outlined, with details on districts and commodities.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Middletown Rallies To Edge Metroville In Junior League
Middletown erased a 10-3 deficit to beat Metroville 11-10 after Don Main homered in the sixth. Dick Kefauver earned the win with a homer support and solid pitching as Araby routed Walkersville 11-1. Yellow Springs downed Braddock Heights 13-11 and Mt Carmel exploded for 22-6 against New Market in regional junior league play.
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Myersville
George Kung
Bob Bidle
Bob Ahalt
Dick Kefauver
Roh Picher
Clyde Wiles
Ted McDonald
Araby
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Gene Putman
Braddock Heights
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Charles Eal
Jerry Crum
Dave Schodel
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A. Bidle
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Anhalt
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Fisher
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Iow
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Harmon
Baker
L. Duncan
Smith
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Nationals Triumph in District Playoff Opener at Staley Stadium
Two straight hits by Francis Fry and Petey Rinehart sparked a first inning rally but the American League offense faltered as Eddie Storks held them to one more hit. National League wins 7 to 5, Winpigler homering off Carder, with Storks striking out five and earning the win.
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Petey Rinehart
Eddie Storks
Nationals
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Bordenna
Winpigler
Ron Holland
Garry Hurst
Carder
Storks
Wilson Rinehart
Rhore Siedling
Althouse
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Wiles
Stauffer
Stimmer
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Stimmel
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Wilson
Holland
Boone
Fisus Wilson
Pittener
Patcher
Secret balloting and base acreage policy changes noted
Vague notes describe secret voting on a clef, a charter member, and references to sovereignty. The text outlines 1956 base acreage preservation under ASC programs, advising farmers to file at the county ASC office to secure 1957 base acreages, with names and dates partially mentioned.
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Sei
ASC
Ty Aveue
Whitten
Arno Pape
Charman
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