Pee Wee Tigers share 1956 title with Cardinals
In a tight Pee Wee league finish the Tigers and Cardinals both stand 6-1 after a 15-13 Braves win over the Bengals. The Red Sox face the Athletics at Garfield at 5 p.m. with both clubs seeking to avoid last place as Tigers and Cards hold top records. The Indians beat the Tigers 14-8 to dent a potential second round tie while today's Indians-Dodgers game could decide where the Yankees stand.
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Ted's homer spoils Athletics hopes in extra inning loss
Ted Williams belted a two run homer in the 10th as the Boston Red Sox beat the Athletics 5-3 after trailing 3-1. Bobby Shantz took the loss, Williams delivering his ninth homer of the season for the Bosox. The Cardinals surged to a 14-9 win over the Phillies with 15 hits, led by Ken Boyer and Wally Moon.
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Minneapolis Slump Deepens as Millers Fall to Louisville
The Minneapolis Millers dropped 6-5 to Louisville, widening their gap to 4 games behind the second place Indians and 8 1/2 behind league leader Denver. Denver beat Wichita 8-1 as St Paul won in 10 innings 6-5 at Charleston, while Indianapolis swept Omaha 7-3. Denver starter Woodie Held paced a six-run first inning surge. Marv Throneberry hit his 32nd homer. Harry Hanebrink homered for Wichita in the ninth.
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Maryland Jockeys Lead By Eldon Nelson Season Strong
Eldon Nelson of Glenrose Oklahoma topped the Maryland jockeys in a five race spring meet tally with 51 winners across 73 racing days at Pamlico Bowie and Laurel, marking a strong circuit performance.
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Braves Romp To Big Lead In National
The Milwaukee Braves hold a five game lead in the National League after a 11 0 win over the Giants and a Brooklyn Dodgers slip. The Dodgers trail by four percentage points in second while Cincinnati drops from contention after three straight losses. In the American League, Yankees defeat White Sox 8 5 as Cleveland keeps pace in a seven inning 1 0 win over Washington. Ted Williams lifts Boston over Kansas City 5 3 in 10 innings. Baltimore tops Detroit 11 6 to gain ground.
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Saxton OK'd for title rematch with Basilio in Syracuse
New York boxing officials clear world welterweight champion Johnny Saxton to defend against Carmen Basilio in Syracuse on September 12 or 19. The ban on Saxton’s manager is lifted to allow Basilio a chance to reclaim the crown as Archie Moore versus Floyd Patterson decision may fix the exact date.
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Ottawa Loses In Legion Tourney Clash
Lawrence exploded for nine runs to defeat Ottawa 9 to 0, joining Olathe as undefeated teams in the American Legion tournament. Osawatomie edged Iola 4 to 3 in extras, while Ottawa and Osawatomie were set for a 6:45 clash as Paola faced Shawnee at 9:00. the loser of the first game eliminated.
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Major League Standings and Friday Results Summary
American League teams New York Cleveland Boston Chicago Baltimore Detroit Washington Kansas City compete for spots. Friday results show Baltimore 11 Detroit 6 and New York 8 Chicago 5. Boston 5 Kansas City 3 in 10 innings. Cleveland beat Washington, rain delayed second game. Standings list Chicago 1 Weekng 2 GB. Multiple box-note results from Milwaukee Cincinnati Brooklyn St Louis Pittsburgh Philadelphia Chicago and others.
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Standings Revealed After Ottawa Game
Score by innings shows Ottawa and Lawrence battling in a 9 to 0 finish. Herald Want Ads deliver results as standings update highlights.
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