Fritter Away Another Lead
MLB round up notes Boston Red Sox edge Orioles 7 6 as Billy Klaus hits a tie breaking triple Ike Delock spins four hitless relief innings Also Yankees beat Senators 3 1 behind Bob Grim while Don Larsen Rip Coleman finish Pirates top Giants 6 3 Clemente Walls homer Cubs beat Braves 8 4 led by Ernie Banks Pete Whisenant and Bob Rush win over Lew Burdette Dodgers rally 6 5 over Phillies on Snider Hodges homers multiple times
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Unbeaten Legionnaires Hit Fifth Straight Shot at Title
Frederick Legionnaires chase seventh win as they host Westminster at AlrCurdy Field in Western District American Legion Junior Baseball League action. The lineup features multiple dependable hitters and a deep pitching staff led by coach Gene Hummel, with steady contention for the top spot and a tight standings race in the league.
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Baseball Scores and Schedules From Today's Games
The Associated Press reports NL and AL standings and today’s schedule. Key matchups include New York at Pittsburgh, Philadelphia at Brooklyn, Chicago at Cleveland, Milwaukee at Chicago, Boston at Baltimore, and Cincinnati at St. Louis with yesterday’s results listed for Detroit at Kansas City and St. Louis at Cincinnati.
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Veeck Emerges As Candidate In Detroit Tigers Sale
Detroit center for Veeck bid Bill Veeck leads a group of 12 Detroiters eyeing ownership of the Tigers as the Briggs family puts the club up for sale. Bids close July 2 with a rumored 4 million dollar price and a possible management contract for Walter Briggs Jr. Lawyers term sale advis able though not mandatory.
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Oilers rally to tie in fifth as Shell tops Grove
In a Fred erick Babe Ruth League game at McCurdy Field, Shell pushed across a fifth inning run to pull even with M J Grove 54 and beat Grove 5 to 2. Quill had three hits driving in two runs as Stull tripled to spark Shell’s late surge.
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Cornell Navy heat thrills at Olympic rowing trials
Cornell overpowers Navy in a windy 6:41 despite a 20 mph headwind while Yale, Wisconsin, and Detroit push toward the final. Washington and Stanford vie in repechage heats for the remaining berth as conditions test the crews.
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D'Agata Wins European Bantamweight Title In Controversial Bout
Italian deaf mute Mario d Agata defeated Robert Cohen of France when the referee ruled Cohen retired after the sixth round. Cohen protested, claiming the referee acted against his will. A rematch was announced. 35,000 fans carried d Agata from the ring. Cohen had fought since 1955 after a serious accident and was seen as hampered by past injuries. The NBA recognized Raul Macias as world bantamweight champion in 1955.
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Californian Wins British Golf Title
Margaret Wiffie Smith, 19, from St Clair Michigan, won the British Women's Amateur at Sunningdale England by 8 and 7 over Mary Patton Janssen of Charlottesville Virginia. Smith becomes youngest American to win and added a French title on June 17. Janssen led briefly but Smith built a large morning lead and dominated the final.
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Optimist blank NECA 7 3 for sixth straight win
The Optimists beat NECA 7 3 at Staley Park in the National Little League. Hammond went 4 for 4 with three doubles and seven hits allowed in six innings to earn the win. Kennedy led NECA with three singles and two runs.
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