A's End Baltimore’s First-Place Run at Home
The A’s beat Boston 11-6 at Comiskey Park as White Sox extend home win streak to seven. Baltimore drops to third after KC 4-2 defeat, Cleveland and Detroit win, Yankees slip on error-laden ninth. Esposito drives in four for Chicago. Bell and Maas steer Indians to victory.
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Furillo Threatens Action Against Dodgers Over Release
Los Angeles AP Carl Furillo vows to appeal to Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick after being released by the Dodgers ending a 14 season run with the club. Furillo claims mismanagement and disputes over his disabled list status while Bavasi defends the decision as economical.
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Wildcat coaching philosophy thrills Ottawa banquet
Kansas State coach Doug Weaver outlined a four platoon system nicknamed Wildcats Tomcats Alleycats and Pussycats at a Cham ber of Commerce sports banquet. He described moving namecards between teams by progress and rewarding hustle with red painted cards. Ottawa area coaches introduced their athletes and officials praised speed and returning lettermen. A white cane and dark glasses award went to Bill Osburn for officiating across the midwest. Tom Porter was cited for constructive criticism.
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Pablo Rosi Fights Perkins Tonight in Chicago
Paolo Rosi the Italian lightweight contender fights Eddie Perkins in a 10 round bout at Chicago Stadium. The mistress is televised ABC nine EST with a five point must system. Rosi seeks another title shot after only one loss in three years. Perkins seeks upset in Chicago despite Rosi's 16 knockouts and strong record.
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Howard's Clout Caps Dodgers Grand Slam Power
Frank Howard delivered a first NL grand slam aiding the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 6-4 win over the Milwaukee Braves. Larry Sherry earned the win in relief as Milwaukee dropped to six losses in ten games. Hank Aaron and Ed Mathews homered for Milwaukee, while the Giants and Pirates posted wins as the circuit produced early scoring bursts.
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Patterson Eyes Johansson Loss Revisit Cementing Ring Plan
Floyd Patterson watched privately footage of his June defeat to Ingemar Johansson with Joe Louis and trainer Dan Florio. He sparred two locals at the abandoned club where he trains and prepared for a June 20 rematch at the Polo Grounds. Louis urged Patterson to crowd Johansson and illustrated boxing strategy with Schmeling bouts.
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Phillies Manager Gene Mauch Fined for Free-For-All
Philadelphia manager Gene Mauch was fined $100 and reprimanded by National League president Warren Giles for his role in last Sunday's brawl with Cincinnati in the first game of a doubleheader at Crosley Field. He was the only principal penalized in the incident as a rain delay postponed the Phillies game with St. Louis Tuesday night.
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