Major League Boxscores Highlight Eras in One Night
Major League box scores include pitchers Pagan Cepeda and Bell among leaders. SF Robinson and Cincinnati listed with 24-15 and 27-11 records respectively, with multiple doubles, home runs, and RBIs across teams.
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National League St Louis Philadelphia game summary
St Louis and Philadelphia split a doubleheader with a 2 1 win by Philadelphia in the nightcap and a 1 0 loss for St Louis in the opener. Key players include Flood Ashburn Owens and Koppe with 2B and 3B highlights, while Miller and Owens pitched for their teams.
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Boxing results and Tulane assistant coach profile
Portland boxer Phil Moyer defeated Don Fullmer in a 158 pound bout while Lyle Mack and Dave Johnson drew in another match. Seattle’s Terry Lewis stopped Emil Brtko as Jimmy Becham stopped Leon Stewart in Miami Beach. Arthur Persley out pointed Willie Stevenson in Pittsfield and Blair Richardson stopped Hank Mercer in Halifax. Ralph Pederson, a Norway native, is in his second season as Tulane assistant basketball coach, having starred for the Green Wave from 1948 to 1952.
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Calif
Lyle Mackin
Oakland
Dave Johnson
San Francisco
Drew
Seattle
Terry Lewis
Spokane
Emil Brtko
Pittsburgh
Miami Beach
Jimmy Becham
Miami
Leon Stewart
Atlanta
Pittsfield
Mass
Arthur Persley
Red Cross
Willie Stevenson
Boston
Halifax
Blair Richardson
Ralph Pederson
Norway
Tulane
Pederson
Green Wave
Dodgers Rally Past Braves in 13 Inning Thriller
Don Newcombe returns to form in relief for Los Angeles as the Dodgers edge the Braves 7-6 in 13 innings. Duke Snider belts a 20th homer tying third on the alltime NL list, while Wally Moon and Rip Repulski spark the late effort.
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Dempsey Returns to Fight World in Promoter Role
New York AP Dempsey aged 64 took a salaried post as promotional director and adviser to Rosensohn Enterprises which seeks to stage a September 22 heavyweight title rematch between Ingemar Johansson and Floyd Patterson. Johansson won the title on June 26, reviving the old time promoter in a bid to clear confusion surrounding the bout.
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Jack Dempsey
Rosensohn Enterprises
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Floyd Patterson
Johansson
Patterson
Tuesday Results From Major League Baseball Scores
Tuesday results show Philadelphia defeated St Louis 2 to 1 while Cincinnati crushed San Francisco 7 to 0 and Los Angeles beat Milwaukee 7 to 6 in 13 innings. No games were listed for Wednesday with Thursday schedule including Chicago at Philadelphia St Louis at Pittsburgh and Los Angeles at Cincinnati plus a San Francisco at Milwaukee game in progress.
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San Francisco
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Mathews
Mays
Cepeda
Antonelli
Drysdale
S. Jones
Plays Single Game Tonight Charleston Splits With Minneapolis
Charleston and Minneapolis meet in a single game after a doubleheader split in Minneapolis. The Senators, aided by a seven-hit combined effort from Joe Gerzenda R G Smith and George Spencer, posted a 2-0 shutout in last night’s game as Gerzenda left with a sore arm Smith earned his first win and Spencer finished to seal the win. Minneapolis won the opener 2-1.
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Grzenda
Smith
Spencer
Bob Bruce
Continental League vows to form third major league by 1961
Continental League leaders Branch Rickey and William A. Shea announce plans to expand to eight teams, add three cities to the five current, and pursue players via draft access and potential purchases. The effort receives support from Ford Frick and MLB committee, with conditions on stadiums, finances, city population, and a pension plan.
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Branch Rickey
William A. Shea
Toronto
Houston
Denver
Minneapolis St. Paul
Joe Cronin
Warren Giles
Shea
Ford Frick
Major League Committee
Baseball
Basball
Rickey
Dempsey Ready to Travel Worldwide for the Fight
The head of Rosensohn Enterprises quoted Dempsey saying he is prepared to go anywhere in the world to help the fight. He mentions he may fly to Sweden next week to talk to Johannson.
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Rosensohn Enterprises
Dempsey
Sweden
Johannson
Stars Pitching Duo Leads Reds Past Giants for 74th Win
Yesterday Don Newcombe of Cincinnati limited the NL leaders to eight hits, walking none, and fanning four to blank San Francisco for a 74 victory. Nellie Fox of the White Sox delivered a two run double in the eighth to rally past the Orioles 6 4, extending Chicago's AL lead to 41 2.
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Don Newcombe
Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Big Newk
Reds
San Francisco
Giants
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Warren Spahn
Braves
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
White Sox
Baltimore
Gerry Staley
Nellie Fox
Washington
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Boston
Kansas City
Newcombe
Gus Bell
Ed Fisher
Wally Moon
Rip Repulski
Spahn
Norm Sherry
Don Drysdale
Hank Aaron
Associated Press
Orioles
ED Wilks
Chicago White Sox
Yankees Rally To Top Tigers 5-3 For Third Place
The New York Yankees beat Detroit 5-3 to move into sole third place, as Yogi Berra and Roy Sievers provided key runs. Don Messers, Art Ditmar, and Whitey Ford held Detroit to five hits through eight innings before relief.
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White Sox
Nellie Fox
Cleveland
Indians
Washington
New York Yankees
Baltimore
Detroit
Boston
Kansas City
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati
Yankees
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Early Wynn
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Jack Fisher
Sox
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Wynn
Ken McBride
Stale
Yogi Berra
Hector Lopez
Don Messi
Art Ditmar
Tigers
Whitey Ford
Gene Stephen
Red Sox
Mike Fornieles
Ray Herbert
North Dakota claims ninth NCC football title since 1922
North Dakota secured the 1958 North Central Conference football championship, marking the program's ninth title since 1922, adding to a long-standing regional dominance and reinforcing its historical era of success.
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North Dakota
Major League Leaders Baseball batting and pitching summaries
Detroit Kuenn leads AL batting with 353 while Fox and Kaline shine for Chicago and Detroit. Colavito tops HR in AL with 35, Williams and Fox pace doubles. Aaron hits 373 in NL with Pinson 167 RBIs. Pitching sees Wynn, Shaw, and Drysdale among strikeout leaders amid a mosaic of league leaders and notable performances.
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Chicago
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Baltimore
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Cleveland
Killebrew
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Pitchers Rio Chicago at Philadelphia and more
Chicago faces Ceccarelli and Hobbie against Gomez and Conley in a busy slate. St Louis meets Pittsburgh with Gibson versus Law. Los Angeles travels to Cincinnati featuring Sherry and Nuxhall, with Sanford confronting Burdette in the late matchup.
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Milwaukee
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New York at Detroit and other league matchups listed
Ford leads New York at Detroit as 12-6 faces 15-7, Fischer 88 faces McLish 146 in Washington at Cleveland. Boston visits Kansas City with Ca sale 8-8 facing Daley 14-7, Baltimore squares off Chicago with O'Dell 6-10 against Shaw 12-3.
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Chicago
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Minor League Scores Across Leagues Reported
Pacific Coast League results show San Diego defeating Phoenix 6 to 3 and Seattle over Vancouver 3 to 0 with Sacramento at Salt Lake City. American Association play lists Louisville at St Paul and Indianapolis at Denver 4 Minneapolis 2 0, Charleston 1 2 Omaha 9 3 Dallas, Fort Worth 2 6, Houston 0 0. International League games include Montreal 14 Rochester 4. Buffalo 6 Toronto 0. Columbus 4 Miami 3 in 10 innings. Richmond 33 Havana 2 46.
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