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Summary of box scores with Milwaukees 30-11 and St Louis 30-13 records, key players Adcock Mantilla Boone Flood and pitchers Spahn Gibson and McDaniel. Also details Los Angeles 27-9 and Philadelphia 27-8 scoring, 2B Moon Gilliam HRs Hodges Snider H Anderson, and Yankees vs Indians box score highlights with Berra Kubek Mantle and Power among others.
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Braves blank Cardinals in 10th for 3-1 win
Pitching-Don McMahon of the Braves allowed two hits, including a triple, over two relief innings to seal a 3-1 victory in 10 innings. Hitting-Rocky Colavito of the Indians drove in four with two homers as Cleveland beat New York 6-3, sharing the majors lead with 37 RBIs.
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Associated Press
Don McMahon
Braves
Cardinals
Rocky Colavito
Indians
Yankees
Fight Results From Around the Ring
Houston fighter Roy Harris outpointed Joe Bygraves in a 199 pound bout at Cut and Shoot Texas. Fresno’s Carl Olson stopped George Kartalian in a 176 pound match in San Francisco. Tony Anthony stopped Bob Young in Providence Rhode Island while Dommy Ursua halted Ray Perez in Honolulu Philippines.
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Roy Harris
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Joe Bygraves
England
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Carl
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San Francisco
George Kartalian
Syracuse
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New York
Bob Young
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Dommy Ursua
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Ray Perez
Indians Defeat Yanks For 7th Straight Win
The Indians beat the Yankees 6-3 as Rocky Colavito drove in four runs with two homers. Cal McLish earned the win while White Sox stay two games behind the leaders. In other actions, Kansas City beat Baltimore and Washington defeated Detroit.
Rodriguez Meets Stitch Tonight
Un defeated Luis Manuel Rodriguez challenges Rudell Stitch in a 10 round welterweight bout at Kentucky State Fairgrounds Louisville. Stitch, 26, has won seven straight in Louisville and holds the NBA No. 2 ranking. Rodriguez, 22, Cuban, brings 21 wins and one no contest as he aims to upset the contender.
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Rudell Stitch
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Baseball Schedule Highlights Across The National League
National League action features San Francisco at Pittsburgh with Sanford facing Witt. Chicago meets Cincinnati with Hobbie opposing Hook. Milwaukee visits St. Louis as Willey clashes with Jackson. New York plays Cleveland with Maas up against Bell. Washington battles Detroit with Kemmerer facing Bunning. Boston travels to Chicago in for Monbouquette against Latman. Baltimore at Kansas City pairs Walker against Tsitouris.
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Baseball Scores From Various Leagues
Scores from the International League include Montreal 5 over Buffalo 3 and Columbus 3 over Richmond 1 The Havana 2 beat Miami 1 while Rochester slipped 5 to 7 and Toronto lost 0 to 6 In the Pacific Coast League Salt Lake City 3 over Phoenix 2 Spokane 2 over Seattle 1 San Diego 7 over Sacramento 2 Portland 10 over Vancouver 4 In American Association Indianapolis 8 over Houston 0 Louisville 5 over Dallas 4 Fort Worth 4 over Charleston 2 Denver 6 over Omaha 5 Minneapolis at St Paul rain
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Pan Am Games Open With Record Peloton From 24 Nations
Chicago readied for the third Pan American Games as 2,152 athletes from 24 countries gather for opening ceremonies at Soldier Field in extreme heat. A 24 gun salute and a 5,000 dove release mark the start, with Milton Eisenhower and Mayor Daley officiating as a friendship torch relay arrives from Mexico City. The U. S. team leads entries with 406 athletes for 20 sports, joined by Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Cuba, Mexico, and others across the Americas.
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Dempsey Says Task Fulfilled In Johansson Patterson Talks
Jack Dempsey announced success in arranging a return bout for heavyweight champion Ingemar Johansson with Floyd Patterson. He arrived from Sweden after Johansson signed, but site and date remain undecided. Pro promoter still faces license issues in New York and considers venues in multiple cities while a Philadelphia group reportedly guaranteed $1,000,000 for a September bout and a possible 1960 fight.
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Buddy Parker Sees Texas Weather Impact on Steelers
Pittsburgh coach Buddy Parker criticized Texas weather during practice in Austin ahead of the Saturday night game with the Chicago Bears in Houston. He noted cool humid conditions as he aims to trim weights, expects two injured players to be ready, and reports waiving Rudy Hayes and Ronnie Hall while keeping his roster at 49 in anticipation of league cuts.
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Pittsburgh Steelers
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Don Bishen
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Clemson
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
A compact list of annually leaders includes Detroit star Kuenn batting .355 with Kaline and Woodling also high. Runs leaders Yost and Killebrew. Colavito tied for hits with Fox. home runs led by Colavito and Killebrew. notable pitching leaders Shaw and McLish with Wynns strikeouts.
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Detroit
Kaline
Woodling
Baltimore
Yost
Power
Cleveland
Kubek
New York
Colavito
Killebrew
Washington
Browns Face QB Dilemma as Season Nears
Pro Football Roundup reports Cleveland coach Paul Brown doubts Jim Ninowski or Milt Plum can lead the Browns to championships after two exhibition losses to Pittsburgh and Detroit. He notes Otto Graham’s retirement and says he may have to rebuild again. The Eagles also traded for defensive back Jimmy Carr from the Colts.
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Associated Press
Paul Brown
Cleveland Browns
Browns
Jim Ninowski
Milt Plum
Paul
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Otto Graham
Ninowski
Michigan State
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Lions
Philadelphia Eagles
Jimmy Carr
Colts
Goodman Latest Hero In Chisox Pennant Drive
Billy Goodman, the White Sox surge for the American League pennant, nearly quit after fearing a heart attack. He doubled home the winning run in a 5-4 10 inning victory over Boston, later revealed chest pains were from a ripped chest muscle and a virus. His lifetime average sits at .305, with a recent jump to .225 over six weeks.
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Chicago
Billy Goodman
Chicago White Sox
Goodman
Boston
Stable figures mark ages of racing figures in Hambletonian tale
Flick Nipe, rider of Emily's Pride to last year's Hambletonian victory, died at 64 while renowned trainer Fred Egan passed at 78, marking notable ages in the sport's circles.
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Dodgers Rally Past Phillies Behind Snider and Hodges
Duke Snider and Gil Hodges sparked a Dodgers comeback with homers and 9 RBIs in two wins over Philadelphia. Snider hit his 322nd career homer tying third on the NL list as Johnny Podres held the Phils to two runs. The victory trimmed the gap to 3.5 games behind San Francisco.
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Associated Press
Duke Snider
Gil Hodges
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
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Hodges
Phils
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Ed Mathews
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Don McMahon
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Cal Neeman
Bob Purkey
Bill Henry
Dodgers Pitchers Sweep NL Clubs This Season
Don Drysdale of the Dodgers Gene Conley of the Phils Vern Law of the Pirates and Sam Jones of the Giants have beaten every National League club at least once this season.
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Dodgers
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Phils
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Pirates
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Giants
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Baseball results show Cleveland 6 at New York 3 and Washington 3 at Detroit 1 plus Kansas City 6 over Baltimore 5 in 10 innings. Chicago 5 and Boston 4 in 10 innings. Thursday’s schedule lists Boston at Chicago and Chicago at Cincinnati with Milwaukee at St. Louis and San Francisco at Philadelphia as only games scheduled.
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Senators Fall 4-2 to Fort Worth in season finale
Charleston caps season with a 4-2 loss to Fort Worth after a two game split. Morehead allowed two errors on a drive to first base that sparked Fort Worth’s third inning rally. Charleston scored in the fourth on sloppy defense as Schul tz pitched, with Lau, Phillips and Gabler collecting RBIs. Fort Worth finishes 27-0, Charleston 27-8, as Morehead earns the win.
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Senators
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Don Taussig
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Charley Lau
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Boyer Named Cards Captain Amid Slump Notes
ST. LOUIS AP Ken Boyer at 28 named captain of the St. Louis Cardinals by manager Solly Hemus as the club sits seventh. Boyer has shown leadership and solid hitting, batting .318 overall with 38 hits in 24 games, 57 total bases, and 75 RBIs leading the team.
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St. Louis Cardinals
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