Mantle Ties A. L. Record in Detroit Triumph
Mickey Mantle hit a tape measure home run to break a 44 tie in the eighth, giving the New York Yankees a 7 4 victory over the Detroit Tigers at Briggs Stadium. Don Larsen relieved and earned the win as Paul Foytack took the loss. The Pirates, Reds, and White Sox also won, expanding the pennant race in the leagues.
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Americans win Wimbledon doubles and international note
A veteran American team seals the Wightman Cup with a decisive win as the United States dominates the postwar ties. Louise Brough secures the deciding point in singles, then joins Shirley Bloumer for a smooth doubles victory. The British side, led by Angela Mortimer, fails to mount a comeback after early American dominance.
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Plan To Bring King And Court Here Again
Plans to bring Eddie Feigner and his The King and Court to McCurdy Field for a night softball contest were announced by promoter Guy Ramsburg. The event, scheduled for June 26, features an all-star roster from Frederick City Twilight and County Softball Leagues, with local old guard organizers aiding Ramsburg.
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Catchers Making Good Progress In Batting
New York June 18 News notes two top catchers Bailey and Berra gaining in batting races. Bailey up to .352 trail leader Long by seven points as Mantle slides to .383. Berra ties for fifth at .344 with 45 RBIs, while Mantle drives in 59 runs. Other NL leaders and Turpin’s knockout victory also noted.
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