Terry Narrowly Misses No-Hitter Against Yankees
Ralph Terry of the Kansas City A’s held New York hitless through seven and a half innings at Yankee Stadium in a rare no hit bid. A late wind aided a long fly by Gil McDougald for the only run, as the A’s lost 2-1 with two ex-Yankees in the opposing lineup.
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Bob Martyn
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Yankee Stadium
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Joe Collins
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Okla
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Benter
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Theloss
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Jensen
Malzone
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Yankee
Don Lansen
Athletics
Roy Stevers
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Baseball Roundup from AP Eastern Standings and Schedules
Major League standings show New York leading the American League with 25 losses, Chicago and Cleveland close behind. Today's and tomorrow's schedules feature key matchups including New York at Baltimore and Chicago at Detroit, with notable pitchers such as Bunning, Pascual, and Drysdale in action.
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Cleveland
Boston
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Kansas City
Washington
Bunning
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Major League Leaders Contradictory Stat List
A garbled tally of 1950s baseball leaders lists Mantle and Aaron among batting and RBI leaders, with Malzone Musial Mays and Schmidt appearing in various categories. The OCR fragment mixes teams Boston New York Milwaukee St. Louis Philadelphia and Cleveland with numbers for hits doubles triples home runs and strikeouts.
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Mason and Dixon Tennis Opens at White Sulphur Springs
The 5th Mason and Dixon Tennis Tournament begins a six day run in White Sulphur Springs WV, kicking off a busy week that also features the West Virginia Amateur Golf Championships for men and women at Greenbrier and Old White courses.
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W.va
Mason and Dixon
West Virginia
Parka Greenbrier
Parra Old White
Ed Tutwiter Jr
Charleston
Mike Green
Minami Beard, Fia
England
Carlelyn Wikatf
Middletown
Ohio
Carton of Bottles At Your Dealer
A fragment suggests a deal involving a carton of bottled goods at a local dealer. Readable details are scarce, but the item appears tied to a consumer sale or shelf stock action.
Yankees Win Twinbill Behind Simpson's Pinch Hit
Yankees rally to beat Kansas City 2 1 as Harry Simpson doubles in Gil McDoug al and Joe Collins for the winning runs in the eighth inning. Breck Lawrence hurled a six hitter as Cincinnati def Philadelphia 6 1 then won 6 2 in the second game. Patterson defense set for July 29 at the Polo Grounds to be carried on NBC radio and TV.
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Associated Press
Harry Simpson
Yankees
Gil McDougal
Joe Collins
Kansas City
Brecks Lawrence
Redlegs
Cincinnati
Philadelpha
Harry Anderson
New York
Floyd
Patterson
Tommy Hurricane
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NBC
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Chicago
Danny McDevitt
Willard Nixon
Red Sox
Young Terry
Terry
Gil WcDougald
Simpson
New WV Sportsmen Club Guide Published Free
The Conservation Commission division of education releases a free manual for organizing sportmen clubs. It outlines procedures for conservation projects and club practices. West Virginia hosts over 200 clubs and includes steps to obtain official incorporation and run meetings.
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Division of Education
The
Conservation Commission
West Virginia
G Zam
Major League Roundup: Yankees, Red Sox in pennant chase
MLB roundup highlights strong performances across divisions. Yankees stretch lead as Red Sox surge with key hits from Williams Jensen Malzone and Crowe while Braves Reds win big behind Doby and Musial. Dodgers and Giants split, Terrell no hitter near miss noted.
Senators Stay 7th After 7th Straight Loss
The Charleston Senators sit in seventh place one half game behind Indianapolis in the American Association after Wichita extended its skid to seven losses. Charleston closed a four game series amid a 32 hit barrage by the league leading Braves that knocked out Daniel, Bob Shaw and Hal Woodeshick for 13 hits, including two homers and a triple. Carlton Willey earned his 139th win for Wichita, as Charleston scoring came on a seventh inning rally sparked by Bob Thorpe Archie Wilson Ed Stevens and a George Risley sacrifice fly.
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Winf Larsen
Chuck Stobbs
Associated Press
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Sievers
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Detroit Sets Exhibition Game With Charleston
Ten Detroit Tigers will play an exhibition game here Monday night July 22 with their American Association farmhands the Charleston Senators. It is a benefit contest for the local symphony orchestra. The Senators agreed after Wichita Braves permission to shift from a league game. Werti Powell Park lease requires a major league exhibition annually for the city of Charleston which owns the facility.
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Box Scores Highlight Uneven MLB Action Across Leagues
Major League box scores show Cleveland and Baltimore routing, with detailed plotting of pitchers and batters including Lemon Loes Daley and Mays in varied lineups. The report contrasts Philadelphia Cincinnati Chicago Washington New York St Louis and Pittsburgh Milwaukee Brooklyn scores, listing RBI, hits, and pitching lines across multiple games.
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