Reds Top Giants 4-1 in Fifth Inning Rally
Cincinnati beat New York 4 to 1 as Art Fowler sparked a four run fifth. Dusty Rhodes and Bill Taylor homered, Jim Hearn faded after four solid innings. St Louis toppled Philadelphia 4-1 behind Luis Arroyo two RBI, while Milwaukee edged Pittsburgh 2-1 behind Gene Conley.
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Cincinnati
Art Fowler
New York
Giants
Jim Hearn
Reds
Dusty Rhodes
Bill Taylor
Hearn
St. Loui Cardinals
Philadelphia Phillies
Luis Arroyo
Gene Conley
Milwaukee
Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Dickson
Mrozinski
Lopata
Arroyo
Sarni
Wilhelm
Grissom
Monzant
Westrum
Katt
Fowler
Ladrith
Pittsburgh
Law, Purkey
Atwell
Conley
Crandall
Lander Team Set To Meet South End In County Girls Softball
South End Civic Association pursues its ninth straight win Wednesday at 6 39 p m in Baker Park as the Lander girls team faces them in a County Girls Softball League game. Jefferson and Lander girls combine to replace Yellow Springs which left the league. Walkerstown and Creagerstown girls also play Thurmont High diamond. Buzz at Seoul Airport as two North Korean fliers land in an old Yak fighter and surrender to cheering South Korean airmen.
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South End Civic Association
Baker Park
Lander
Jefferson
Yellow Springs
Walkersville
Creagerstown
Thurmont High School
BUZZ
Seoul
Lions Halt Civitans In Openner Of League Schedule
Lions beat Civitans 3 to 2 as five runs in the third inning gave the visitors a 3-1 lead and the Lions held on. Fisher earned the win for Lions while Storks took the loss. Storks allowed four Lions hits and Rimler had nine past balls as the teams played at Robert Stajey Memorial Stadium last night. Coach officials and players plan to attend the Washington Detroit game at Griffith Stadium Saturday as guests of the Nationals.
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Lions
Civitans
Robert Sta Jey Memorial Stadium
Storks
Rim Jer
Griffith Stadium
Nationals
Frederick Armory
Washington
Whitchard
Taverner
Fisher
Stull
Feaga
Idoine
Zimmerman
Ford
Rimler
Civita
Mueller Boosts Batting Average as Ashburn Leads NL Race
New York Giants outfielder Don Mueller lifts his batting average 17 points to .339 as Richie Ashburn of Philadelphia holds the NL lead. Mueller, a spray hitter nicknamed magician, has featured at the top of the charts amid a season streak. Also notes include Kaline top in AL with .379 and Fox driving Sox batting feats, plus Browns sign Groza and Morrison to 1955 contracts.
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New York
Don Mueller
New York Giants
Philadelphia
Richie Ashburn
Mueller
Willie Mays
Ashburn
Skein
Cincinnati
Ted Kluszewski
Dale Long
Pirates
Brooklyn
Roy Campanella
Detroit
al Karline
Harvey Kuenn
Chicago
Nellie ‘Fox
Sox
Kaline
Kuenn
Fox
Vic Power
Kansas City
Mickey Mantle
Yanks
Washington
Mickey Vernon
Sherm Lollar
White Sox
Duke Snider
Dodgers
Mantle
RBI
Boston
Jackie Jensen
Browns
Groza
Cleveland
Cleveland Browns
Lou
Golden Tae) Groza
Fred Morrison
Paul Brown
Morrison
Baseball standings and schedule in the American League
The Associated Press chart shows standings with New York leading the AL at 42 23 and Chicago 42 22, plus team records for Cleveland Detroit Boston Kansas City Washington Baltimore and more. Today's schedule lists Chicago at Washington, Cleveland at Baltimore, Kansas City at New York, Detroit at Boston and Boston at New York times, with yesterday and tomorrow notes and multiple interleague matchups across cities.
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Associated Press
New York
Chicago Bi
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
Kansas City
Washington
Baltimore
Chicago
Stone
Lemon
Wilson
Kellyer
Esine
Dewoit
Garver
Hallimore
City
Brooklyn
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Collum
Littlefield
Bubl
St. Louis
Aliodance
Moore Ready At 2-1 Odds
Archie Moore, at about 175 pounds, holds a 2-1 betting edge over Bobo Olson as he defends his light heavyweight status and eyes a September heavyweight title shot against Rocky Marciano. Olson to defend the middleweight title against the winner of Robinson Cadaleni and Balding Bobo’s path to Marciano is discussed by officials and managers.
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Jack Hand
NEW York Cp
Archie Moore
Bobo Olson
Archie
Spry
Rocky Marciano
Olson
Marciano
Kim Norris
Tinternational Boxing Club
AL Weill
Moore
Weill
Sid Flaherty
Polo Grounds
Don Cockrell
Nino Valdes
Rocky
Flaherty
Asbury Park
N.J
Balding Bobo
San Francisco
Ray Robinson
Taslke Cadelani
New York
National Boxing Assn
Dairy Triumphs Over Kiwanis In Night Darkened Babe Ruth Game
Excelsior Dairy defeated Kiwanis 17 to 10 in a Babe Ruth League game called due to darkness. Kiwanis pitcher Hughes wild and aided by seven errors, while Dairy struck six runs in the first and a six-run sixth. Game ended after seven innings with the score at the last complete stanza. Key players include Hughes earning a home run for Dairy and Stine, Pine, Michael among others. Martz earned the win and Hughes took the loss. Umpires were Angle and 134% timekeeper Gil Turner in Salt Lake City.
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Excelsior Dairy
Kiwanis
Hughes
Dairymen
Dairy
ABRHO
Leo Brandenburg
Foland
Moss
Michael
Martz
Wilhide
Cf Pine
Green
Kowvanis
Stine
Pine
Young
Brendenburg
Withide
Green Finneyback
Hughs
Australian tennis set rocked by Hoad marriage shock
Gayle Talbot reports a volley of surprises as Lew Hoad marries in England without approval from Sir Norman Brookes and Hopman clashes with Brookes over the nuptials. The Australian Tennis Association weighs the breach, then backs the couple amid broader hints of leadership changes as Sir Norman contemplates retirement.
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Gayle Talbot
New York
Australa
Onnis
Lew Hoad
England
Sara Norman Brookes
Theustralian Tennis Assn
Lar
Ry Hopman
Hoad
Sir Norman
Tenniis i
Ms Fancee
Jennifer Sta- Tas
Hopman
Don Ferguson
Enmis Asso
Sy Numan
Brookes
Norman
Boyohboy
Melbourne
No-Holder and League News Share Presidency Speculation
Informal chatter cites Don Ferguson as the likely new president while Arthur Hopman mentions a wedding. In the same notes, Ashburn tops batting at .350, Snider leads with 68 hits and 83 runs batted in, Labine stars with a 5-0 mark and 87 strikeouts. Little League reports Robin Cairns no-hitter for New Windsor versus Union Bridge 4-0.
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Ashburn
Phila
Snider
Brooklyn
B'klyn
Aaron
Milwaukee
Mueller
New York
Bruton
Logan
Repulski
St. Louis
Mays
B’klyn
Boyer
St Low
Robin Cairns
New Windsor
Union Bridge
Frederck Carroll
R. H W. E. Union Bridge
R. Stitely
Leppo
R. Cairns
Schiee
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Mass
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Jimmy Fuller
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Women's Democratic Club
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Ruby V. Hahn
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M. Alice Canoles
Democratic National Committee Nom
Paul Douglas
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