Athletics Win Over Orioles
The Kansas City Athletics edged the Baltimore Orioles 2-1 in Baltimore. A’s hitters produced four consecutive eighth inning singles with two outs to break a 1-1 tie. Pitcher Vern Law of the Pirates notched his 12th win, while Carl Sawatski and George Crowe hit two-run homers for the Cardinals in a separate game.
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Waters Pour Over Valley in Chile After Quake
In Chile, waters spill over a valley housing 100000 as earthen dams fail below Lake Rinahuejo. Heavy rain, winds and tremors worsen conditions for Valdivia refugees, a city struck by May earthquakes and facing flood threats from the upstream lake fifty miles away.
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Pirates Win Tight NL Race Clash as Law Prevails
The Pirates edge the Cardinals 5-4 led by Vern Law with 13th win as ElRoy Face seals save. Milwaukee and Cincinnati also triumph while Boston and New York stumble in the pennant chase. Banks ties league HR lead with 28 as the Braves and Giants battle.
Chicago White Sox rout Red Sox to stay atop AL standings
Nellie Fox homered and Jim Landis drove in four as the Chicago White Sox pounded Fenway Park 16-3. Freese, Sievers and Minoso also homered to power the attack. Early Wynn earned his sixth win in 13 decisions as Chicago stretched its lead over Boston.
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Chicago White Sox
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Roy Sievers
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Fenway Park
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Cleveland
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Mickey Mantle
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Detroit
Washington
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San Francisco
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Cincinnati
Bob Purkey
Los Angeles Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago Cubs
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Freese
Early Wynn
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Yankees sweep past Indians as Mantle blasts two run homer
Casale endured a ninth straight loss while Jimmy Piersall scored for Cleveland in the second inning. The Yankees answered with Mantle's two run homer off Dick Stigman after Maris walked. Lumpe doubled and scored the tying run for the A’s in the seventh before beating an infield tapper in the eighth to set up the winning run as Baltimore won. Rocky Colavito hit his 21st homer in the fourth, cutting Detroit’s deficit to two.
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Whitey Herzog
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Casale
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Cleveland
Johnny Romano
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Mantle
Dick Stigman
Roger Maris
Kucks
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Brooklyn Dodgers
A’s
Milt Pappas
Detroit
Frank Lary
Del Mar Opens 21st Season With Stakes Races
Del Mar California begins its 42 day summer season of thoroughbred racing. A full field of 12 fillies and mares contest the $7,500 inaugural Handicap featuring Honeys Gem from Conejo Ranch. The meet includes the $30,000 added Del Mar Handicap on Sept 5 and the $50,000 added Del Mar Futurity on Sept 10.
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Leaders Will Have Talks Bonn Conference
Bonn Germany AP Chancellor Konrad Adenauer and French President Charles de Gaulle will confer this weekend to strengthen cooperation between their governments during the presidential campaign and U S government transition.
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Athletics Beat Indians 8 3 in Little League Tournament
The Athletics defeated the Indians 8 to 3 to claim third place while the Indians finished fourth. Steve Terry and Harry Murphy hit home runs with Murphy pitching five innings, fanning one and walking one. The Yankees beat the Cardinals 8 to 3, taking seventh. the Cardinals stayed in last.
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Sam Snead Faces Big Squabble Over Eastern Open
In Baltimore AP reports Sam Snead 48, a West Virginia golf great, challenges tour officials by skipping the Eastern Open and planning exhibitions in Philadelphia and nearby states. Arnold Palmer and Art Wall Jr. join Snead, while Irv Kavens opposes the exhibitions and PGA tour director Ed Carter reacts to the move amid ongoing tournament play.
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Art Wall Jr
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Braves vs Tigers and Pomona vs Giants at Forest Park
In the Wednesday schedule both games will be played in the Little League tournament with Braves facing Tigers for first place and Pomona meeting Giants for fifth place in the p.m. session at Forest Park. The Babe Ruth slate includes Richmond versus Pomona at 7 p.m. and Yankees against Braves at 8:30 p.m. for first place, also at Forest Park.
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Piersall Under Scrutiny By Baseball Commissioner
New York AP report states Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick will monitor Jimmy Piersall after his sixth ejection of the season. Frick discussed the matter with Harvey Kuenn and was updated by Joe Cronin after a $100 fine. Indians lost 6 1 to the Yankees as teammates urged better conduct.
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Piersall
Kuenn
Joe Cronin
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Baseball scores and standings notes from Tuesday games
Baseball results show Kansas City 2 Baltimore 1, New York 6 Cleveland 1, Chicago 16 Boston 3. Standings list Chicago, New York, Baltimore, Cleveland, Detroit, Washington, Boston, Kansas City with various records and games back. Upcoming schedules include Cleveland at New York and Chicago at Boston among others.
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