Newcombe Traded to Cincinnati in Major League Moves
In a flurry of pre deadline deals, Los Angeles sent Don Newcombe to Cincinnati for Steve Bilke and Johnny Klippstein. Kansas City, New York, and Cleveland also reshuffled rosters while many NL clubs made smaller changes. Newcombe, 32, seeks a fresh start with Cincinnati’s Birdie Tebbetts, as Maglie joins St. Louis and a flurry of A L activity compounds the chaotic week of trades.
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Musial Slump Tops Major League Batting Chase
New York AP report notes Stan Musial slump raises questions about the NL leader Willie Mays and hits race. Musial dropped to .381 after 17 hitless at-bats, while Vic Power Al Kaline and Rocky Colavito also saw shifts. Price Electric beats M J Grove 105 in Babe Ruth game, Zimmermann and Bruchey among standouts. Civilians, Civitan League details and box scores follow with Rhoderick winning pitcher for Civitan.
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Democrats Triumph in Twilight Junior Legion Game
The Frederick Democrats defeated Melody Inn 2 in a Twilight game as Lenhart won the pitching. Thurmont beat Frederick 98 in a junior American Legion baseball contest with Duncan hitting a triple and Miller and P Weigle adding doubles for Thurmont. New faces joined the Democrats lineup, and Lenhart and Lake led a scoring burst while Eves and Favorite worked on the mound for the period.
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League Leaders By The Associated Press American League Batting Leaders
American League batting leaders include Nieman Baltimore .367 Vernon Cleveland .365 Ward Kansas City .338. Runs Cerv Kansas City 45 Minoso Cleveland 39 Afantle New York 33. RBIs Cerv Kansas City 51 Jensen Boston 46 Gernert Boston 39. Hits Fox Chicago 75 Malzone Boston 68 Minoso Cleveland Bridges Washington 65. Doubles Euenn Detroit 17 Malzone Boston Avila Power Cleveland Kaline Detroit 13. Triples Martyn Kansas City Lemon Washington 5 Power Cleveland Tuttle Kansas City 4. Home runs Cerv Kansas City 27 Jensen Boston 16 friandos Baltimore 13. Stolen bases Aparici Chicago 5 Harrell Minoso Cleveland 3 Landis Chicago 6. Pitching Tuorley New York 10 2 .833 Larsen New York 5 1 .833 Sullivan Boston Hyde Washington 4 1 .800 . Strikeouts Turley New York 74 Harshman Baltimore 68 Wynn Chicago 6.
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New marks set at Quinn meet at Elm Street Jr High
Six new records were set across two age groups at the Alvin Quinn track meet held yesterday at Elm Street Junior High School. Winners included Bob Evans in 12 and under high jump 4 ft 3 in, Ray Page in 15 and under high jump 5 ft 4 in and 200 yd dash 22.6, Ray Morgan in 15 and under 6 lb shot put 46 ft 10 3/4 in and 12th shot 40 ft 6 in, Philip Whisner in 15 and under broad jump 18 ft 10 in and javelin 137 ft 1 in, Sam Marrone in 176-yd dash 8.2 sec and broad jump 18 ft 7 1/2 in, Ellis McDonough 9 ft 2 in pole vault, plus other event winners including Richy, Rinehart, Stu, Woodman, San ner, and Sanner in various events.
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Tail Cedars Boys Defeat Elks 5 To 1
Tail Cedars top Elks 5 to 1 behind Lou Bruchey two hit pitching with ten strikeouts. Bruchey scattered runs, the Cedars scoring in the first and fourth frames on a few scratches and an error. La Brush took the loss as Tall Cedars moved into a tighter Little League title chase on a cool Monday night.
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Kaline and Hemus Strikes Highlight Early Baseball
Kaline has connected safely in his last 11 games after a slow start stirring concern for Detroit. Nieman has been out since June with a hand injury while batting .367. Hemus of Philadelphia is on a 15 game hitting streak for a .359 season mark.
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Writers Favored Tibbs But Officials Did Not
New York AP reports Tommy Tibbs suffered a 0 round decision loss to Frankie Ruff at St. Nicholas Arena. Writers favored Tibbs. officials scored Ruff the win 5-1, 6-4, and 5-5/5-5 in rounds, with Tibbs muttering about losses and home town decisions. Ruff improved to 26-5. Tibbs dropped to 43 losses.
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Minor Leagues Roundup Scores Across Leagues
The Associated Press reports Pacific Coast League Seattle beat Salt Lake City 7 to 4. In the International League Richmond toppled Buffalo 4 to 3 in 10 innings while Rochester defeated Columbus 9 to 5. American Association note Indianapolis won 4 to 1 over Denver and Omaha swept Wichita 4 to 0.
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Orioles swap Sleater for Beamon as road trip opens
Baltimore placing pitcher Lon Sleater on the disabled list and recalling Charley Beamon from Vancouver to beef up the rotation. Beamon won two games in a week there while Ronnie Moeller returns to Vancouver after a brief, digitless decisionless outing. The move leaves Baltimore with an opening and aims to add power via waiver deals as they begin a 14 game road trip trailing in the American League standings.
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Harris Will Get Crack At Patterson
Houston AP. Fight manager Lou Viscusi says Roy Harris will challenge Floyd Patterson for the heavyweight title this summer. He canceled a Los Angeles trip to discuss contracts after opposition emerged. Viscusi noted Patterson’s side expects a title defense against Harris this summer.
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Emery Leads PGA Baltimore Qualifiers for National Championship
Clare Emery of Washington Golf and Country Club led a field of 30 to advance to the national PGA championship with 158 after rounds of 71 and 77 at Hillendale. Also advancing were Andy Gibson of Maryland, Jack Isaacs of Langley VA, Waller Romans of Baltimore Country Club, and automatic Atlantic champion Charlie Bassler from Rolling Road. The national event runs July 17–20 at Laurel Country Club in Philadelphia.
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Cardinals edge Reds 6 5 after late scoring surge
Yesterday's Stars pitching by Larry Jackson for the Cards stabilized after Gus Bell's two run homer in the first. Jackson retired three straight batters to protect a 6-5 victory as Joe Cunningham delivered a two run pinch single in the ninth, tying Sall and setting up the decisive runs.
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