No-Alston Mistake Lakes Dodgers fall to Cardinals in extra innings
The Dodgers lost 4-3 to the St. Louis Cardinals after a controversial play by Lee Walls in the eighth erased a lead. Julian Javier scored on a misplayed ball as Walls fumbled a throw, drawing criticism from manager Walter Alston who praised Walls yet noted his aggressive hustle. The loss ended Bo Peranaski’s 11th inning stint and boosted attendance records as Dodgers fans celebrated a millionth gate of the season.
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Yankee Disaste r or Pennant By Joe Donnelly
Yankee manager Ralph Houk bets on a limited Mantle returning to right field for a five game series in Detroit as Maris shifts to center. Mantle battles a lingering leg and knee injury while New York trails in the standings, risking a pennant chase with resumed play.
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Nine L.B. Athletes Hit AAU Nationals at Mt San Antonio
Long Beach sends nine athletes to the National AAU track and field championships at Mt San Antonio College. LB State College fields four competitors Jim Richardson Darryl Taylor Gary Patterson and Jim MacDougall while Long Beach City College adds Tim Russell Bill Pace and Dennis Wynn. John Yancey and Bob Humphreys join others as unattached or Olympians affiliates with trials starting Friday and finals the next day. Tickets cost 5 50 for two days.
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Wagner Charges Umpire Refused To Halt Beanings
Kansas City reports a tense game as Angels star Wagner blasted his 20th homer, then charged after Athletics pitcher Jerry Walker after a fastball plunked him. The clash followed earlier beaning tensions and a controversial call as both clubs remained furious over the prior night.
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Angels Triumph In Melee After Bout With Wagner
Angel of Day Ted Bowsfield limited Athletics to six hits and one run in returning from the injured list to win five to one. A bench-clearing brawl erupted when Wagner aimed at Walker, both umpires intervened, Wagner and Walker were banished, and the Angels secured a fourth straight victory. Walker, defiant, claimed he was pitching tight and that Wagner leaned over the plate, denying he intentionally hit him.
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Two-For-One Dodgers Mets Ticket Deadline
Monday is the deadline to buy tickets for the July 1 Dodgers Mets game at Dodger Stadium under the newspaper and Dodgers Two-for-One plan. Readers must fill the ticket blank, include payment, and mail to The Independent, Press-Telegram, not to the Dodgers.
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Fragmented 1940s baseball scores and matchups
Fragmentary text lists multiple baseball games with teams and players in a scattered format. Mentions include New York at Detroit, Washington at Cleveland, Kansas City at Chicago, Boston at Baltimore, with players like Rudolph and Seay. The odds and ordering are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Giants Manager Denies Defeat Complex Amid June Swoon
Alwin Dark defended the San Francisco Giants against a supposed losing complex as they endure a June swoon with a 9-1 record this month. They prepared for a Friday visit by Milwaukee after a 9-5 loss to Houston, with pitching struggles and walks key in the defeat.
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