Tigers Defeat Chicago as Bunning Wins in Relief
Detroit tops Chicago White Sox 11 to 2 behind Jim Bunning who earned the win in relief. Gail Harris hits his 16th homer as the Tigers offense fuels the victory with six Chicago errors and a passed ball. Chicago’s Lollar leads with three errors and a passed ball.
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Coliseum
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Willie Mays
Ed Bressaud
Ray Jablonski
Bob Schmidt
Felipe Alou
Jim Davenport
Gino Cimoli
Gil Hodges
Johnny Klippstein
Johnny Podres
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Podres
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Erskine
McDevitt
Pignatano
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Mays
League Leaders and Associated Press Baseball Leaders
American League leaders include Kuenn Detroit at .324 and Mantle New York with 39 homers. Runnels Boston and Power Cleveland top runs with 86 and 85. Jensen Boston and Sievers Washington lead RBIs with 110 and 96. Fox Chicago and Malzone Boston tied 166 hits. Pitching leaders show Turley New York 20-6 with .769. National League leaders feature Ashburn Philadelphia and Musial St. Louis leading averages, Banks Chicago with 114 RBIs, Aaron Milwaukee 178 hits, and Mays San Francisco 175 hits.
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Blasingame
Gallant Man buyer picks up stake in horse deal
New York AP reports Leslie Combs of Lexington bought a three quarter interest in Gallant Man for 1.6 million dollars. The four year old, owner Ralph Lowe of Midland Texas, is a top 1958 horse of the year contender. Gallant Man will continue to race in his silks with his next start at Relmont Park a 25,000 added Sysonby Handicaps. The draft notes Potomac River conditions and hatchery reports also appear in the relay.
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Area high school football camps begin as seasons open
Adet Gridders start practice with a 3 30 pm session to 4 pm on the field then 4 to 5 37 pm drills Coach Jack Molesworth reports no major injuries and a full scrimmage soon North Hagerstown works on asphalt drills as they form lineups with Dick Gylberts at fullback and Ronnie Hawkins and Dick Spencer at half South Hagerstown prepares for regional action versus Northwestern High using single wing Jimmy Baker Frank Jeskie and Charlie Hutzell as threats Fort Hill fields a light line yet expected top form with five returners under Coach Bill Hahn aiming for a strong finish in the league
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Dick Spencer
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Vance
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Hyattsville
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Charlie
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Rebels
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Richards Likes His Rookies
Baltimore manager Paul Richards defends the Orioles scouting system as he oversees a group of young prospects after a 3 2 loss to the Red Sox. He notes three signed players have reached the majors since 1954 and cites comparisons with Yankees and Braves rosters. He expects more Orioles to break in and help the team compete.
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Yanks
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Braves
Fight Results By The Associated Press
Thompsonville Conn. Charley Powell 215 San Diego Calif stopped Lee Jones 192 Philadelphia 2 Ottawa Gale Kerwin 443 Valley Stream N Y stopped Chiff Fiddler 145 Proce Albert Sask 42 Canadian welter title Albuquerque Jimmy Martinez 158 Glendale Ariz outpointed Bobby Jones 158 Oakland Calif 10
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Valley Stream
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Sask
Albuquerque
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Ariz
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Oakland
Cadet Football Team Roster and Outdoor News Notes
The item lists cadet football players across four rows with coaches and staff, followed by mixed outdoor and hunting notes. It discusses bass fishing tips in Maryland, angling meetings, and a booklets offer from Outdoors Vacations. It also covers crow shooting near Hancock and legal query about warrantless vehicle searches.
Up River Bass Fishing Tips From Frederick Anglers
Field & Stream explores upper Potomac bass fishing with Lefty Kreh and Pete Wills. Frederick anglers praise river access while noting smallmouth abundance and top locales from Hancock to Taylor’s Landing. The column cites a record of 46 legal bass and a 15 inch first catch, highlighting local spots and techniques.
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