Cardinals turn triple play to power 20 9 win over Giants
A Cardinal infield triple play highlighted a 20 to 9 Little League victory over the Giants. Craig Brown started and won for the Cardinals, with Dan Seymour relieving. Lonnie Bones took the loss for the Giants.
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Mantle, Maris chase homer race in 5-3 win
Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris pull even in the Yankees 5-3 victory over Washington as Mantle slugs two homers and three RBIs to close on Maris who went 0 for 4. Detroit's Jim Gentile ties the game late with a 10th inning homer in Baltimore's 8-7 win. Additional AL results include Boston 9-2 Cleveland, Chicago 4-3 Kansas City, and Los Angeles 4-1 Minnesota.
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Grid Star Is Arrested
Dallas AP reports Bobby D. Boyd 93 former Oklahoma football star with the Baltimore Colts and Jack D. Holt 24 are charged with aggravated assault in the July 11 beating of off duty Dallas fireman Charles Emerson Peters 23. Witnesses say Peters tried to stop a hallway disturbance as Marys Watson 21, an oil company secretary whose apartment adjoins, described the uninvited visit and the fireman being knocked down and kicked in the face. Penalty for aggravated assault up to two years in county jail and $1,000 fine. Boyd from Garland Holt from Carrollton both near Dallas.
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Lyndon Team In Victory Over Wichita Transit
Lyndon beat Wichita Transit 2-1 in a Kansas Non-pro Baseball Tourney second round. Thurlo Conners allowed two hits and drove in the winning run with a ninth inning single to score Charles Creecy after Creecy reached on a single and moved to third on Tom Harrell’s hit. Transit was seeded No. 2 in pre-tournament rankings.
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Pee Wees To Show Style On Friday
The Ottawa Pee Wee league holds a six game exhibition Friday at Forest Park starting 5 15 p m. Orlis Cox explains the event lets parents and friends see the boys in action. Each team plays every other team, with games about 25 minutes long and no scores kept. The Friday play does not affect regular standings. Schedule: 5 15 Pirates vs Cubs and Senators vs Red Sox. 5 45 Angels vs Red Sox and Pirates vs Bears. 6 15 Senators vs Bears and Cubs vs Angels.
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Baseball Schedule Today and Thursday and Saturday Reed Park
Pee Wee League Bears take on Angels at Garfield at 8 30 a m Senators meet Cubs at 300 Ash also Tigers play White Sox and Orioles vs Yankees at Forest Park at 5 p m Babe Ruth Athletics face Tigers and Yankees meet Braves at Forest Park at 8 30 p m Thursday Pirates meet Red Sox Bears clash Senators at 8 30 a m Pomona Lions meet Athletics Giants at 5 p m Friday Family night Saturday Pirates vs Angels and Red Sox vs Cubs anchor 8 30 a m at Forest Park Cardinals vs White Sox 5 p m Forest Park Athletics vs Dodgers 5 p m at Garfield
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Baseball scoreboard Tuesday results and Thursday schedule
Tuesday results include St. Louis 8 Chicago 7 and Milwaukee 12 Cincinnati 8 Milwaukee to Philadelphia and Chicago to Pittsburgh plus San Francisco at St. Louis Los Angeles at Cincinnati. Thursday’s slate lists Milwaukee at Philadelphia Los Angeles 4 Minnesota 1 Boston 9 Cleveland 2 New York 5 Washington 3 Chicago 4 Kansas City 3 Baltimore 8 Detroit 7-10 innings and Baltimore Detroit doubleheader noted. Several 2twi-night and N designations appear.
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Braves Shave Reds Lead In Nl to 32 Games
Milwaukee defeated Cincinnati 12-8 to cut the Reds NL lead over idle Los Angeles to 344 games. St. Louis swept Chicago 8-3 and 7-5 as Bill White matched Ty Cobb with 14 hits in two consecutive doubleheaders. White homered twice and added a triple and double in the two games.
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Ty Cobb Debuts in Detroit With a Double in 1905
Ty Cobb broke into the majors with Detroit on August 30 1905, hitting a double in his first at bat against the New York Highlanders. The Georgia native would become baseball’s premier leadoff hitter, baserunner, and hit leader, eventually setting records and Hall of Fame honors across a 24 year Detroit and Philadelphia career.
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Funeral for Ty Cobb to be held in Georgia today
Legendary Ty Cobb dies at 74 and is buried today after private funeral services at 3 p.m. in McGahee Funeral Home chapel in Cornelia. He will be laid to rest in the family mausoleum at Royston, his birthplace, following a prolonged illness at Emory University Hospital.
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Bowling Scores Mixed Couples League Results
Christie Ogle led with 210 and 561 series in the Mixed Couples League at 10 30 BP. Miller Lemon posted 186 and 503, Duane Hall had 189 and 453, E Wolgast 203 and 540, Ed Ferguson 213 and 533, Bonnie Bitts 149 and 417, C Jackson 212 and 570, John Martin 157 and Robert Spatz 409.
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Lack Of Sleep Fails To Slow His Hitting Pace
St Louis slugger Bill White rapped 14 hits in four games with just 45 minutes sleep over two twin bills, tying Ty Cobb for most hits in consecutive doubleheaders in a NL record. White, awake after caring for an ill child and clinic duties, matched Cobb’s two-day total with Detroit in 1912.
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