Hot batsman Alvin Dark tops NL pace
Alvin Dark has surged to third in the National League race with 20 hits in 31 at bats, lifting his average from .293 to .349 as Stan Musial slumps. In the American League Mickey Vernon leads at .352, with Nellie Fox and Preston Ward close behind and Frank Thomas and Ernie Banks shining in RBIs and homers.
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Amvets Defeat Tall Cedars In Seven Inning Battle
Gene Fisher pitched effectively for Amvets, overpowering Tall Cedars with a no hit bid through six innings before a late rally. Tom Brooks and teammates supported with a strong offense as Amvets won 16 to 6 in the Little League contest.
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The 26-year-old Casper from Apolo Valley Calif won the Flint Open after a rain delayed final round. He carded 285 for 72 holes and edged Ted Kroll and Arnold Palmer by one stroke into a dramatic finish at Warwick Hills on a drenched course. He collected $9,000 first prize.
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Cardinals Rally Past Pirates 7-5 For Ninth Straight Victory
St Louis capitalized on Pirates errors in the eighth inning to surge ahead 7-5. Curt Flood paced the Cardinals with four hits and two RBIs, while Ted Kluszewski and Dick Groat contributed key miscues for Pittsburgh. Ed Kasko and Don Biasingame added timely hits as St Louis won behind Brosnan.
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Chisox Blanks Yankees 2-0
Chicago White Sox blank New York 2-0 as Ray Moore pitched three hits and Sherman Lollar hit a two run homer. White Sox held Whitey Ford and the Yankees to three hits in front of 30,388 at Comiskey Park. Moore improved to 4 1 with one defeat and Lollar’s first inning blast provided all the offense.
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Tigers Beat Orioles 3-1 Behind Susce and Harris
Detroit pitcher George Susce earned his first win of the season as the Tigers defeated Baltimore 3-1. Gail Harris hit a homer and Red Wilson collected four singles in Detroit’s 10-hit attack, scoring runs in the second, third and eighth innings. Gus Triandos homered for Baltimore, his 15th, but Portocarrero took the loss.
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Fireworks Display Slated For Frederick July 5
Frederick area fireworks planned for July 5 at 9 o clock at the Frederick Shopping Center with a larger show than last year. Police Chief Charles V. Main will manage extra traffic control and a rain date is set for the next clear week night. The event is insured and licensed with shells and various effects to be used.
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Braves rout Giants as Willey shines in first start
Milwaukee Braves 7 0 over San Francisco Giants behind Carlton Willey in his major league debut start. Willey allowed six singles and struck out seven with one walk, while Joe Adcock made a leaping over the fence catch to preserve the shutout. Ray Jablonski contributed with a late run.
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Minor Leagues Scores And Make-Up Games
The AMERICAN LEAGUE results show Omaha edging Indianapolis 2-1, Minneapolis defeating Charleston 9-2, St Paul 3-6 over Louisville 2-9, and Wichita 5-3 over Denver 3 with Montreal 3-2 over Miami in the INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. Pacific Coast League reports Portland 3-7 and Sacramento 4-5 as the only games scheduled with a make up Mountaindale Buckeystown league game set for this evening at 6:30 on the Washington Street School Diamond.
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American League and National League standings show Milwaukee leading the AL with 39 wins and 22 losses, San Francisco at 34 30, New York 34 30, and Cincinnati 30 28 among others. Tuesday games include Los Angeles at Cincinnati and New York at Chicago, with several cross league matchups and rescheduled notices.
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106 Mile races and star pitcher Smith stir local sports
Two near by speed events headline the week with a 100 mile midget race at Langhorne and a 100 mile late model stock car race at Lincoln Speedway both delayed by rain. Dick Smith and Walkersville High School ace face major league interest as 14 clubs court his services ahead of July 1 offers while Arthur Smiths marathon golf and other sports notes fill the rest of the page.
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League Leaders Spark NL and AL Stats Snapshot
A compressed league leaders card lists top NL and AL batting, pitching, and fielding marks across 125 at bats or three decisions. Notable figures include Mays of San Francisco for hits and runs, Banks of Chicago in multiple categories, and Thomas of Pittsburgh with 30 homers. Also included are pitching leaders McMahon, Phillips, and McCormick, plus notable notes on Tigers sales and Orioles signees.
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