Baseball standings and schedule update for the league
Standings show Los Angeles leading with 54 wins and a 651 winning percentage, followed by San Francisco and Pittsburgh. Several one night results and Tuesday and Wednesday scheduled games feature matchups such as Kansas City at New York and Chicago at Detroit with listed pitchers and records.
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Reds Salvage 2nd Game On Colemans Homer
Milton Richman reports a hectic MLB day with Coleman's ninth inning homer saving the Reds as they split a doubleheader. Dodgers and Angels surge near league leaders. Mets topple Giants. Yanks, Indians, Red Sox, Tigers post key victories amid tight pennant races.
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Patterson Liston Sign Formal Contracts for Title Bout
Heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson and Sonny Liston signed formal contracts for the September 25 title fight at Comiskey Park. Patterson spoke of preparing intensely, sacrificing time with family, and aiming to peak for the bout. He weighed 193 pounds and expected to stay around 190 to 192, planning two to three workouts weekly with road work and bag sessions.
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Rickey Sees Baseballs Future In Expanded Leagues
Former Brooklyn and Pittsburgh executive Branch Rickey comments on the pennant races and league structure. He notes the NL race resembles the old AL chase, praises Dodgers depth, questions 10-team formats, and advocates four major leagues including Seattle San Diego Denver Fort Worth Atlanta and Buffalo for growth and money. He cites costs and gate receipts as reasons to reform.
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Wreckers Win Another Game In Softball Showdown
Beckley Wrecking beat Beckley Mfg 18 to 2 as Barbara Davis hit the season's first homer with two on. Davis and Miss Webb led a potent attack, with four hits in Webb's perfect night, while Beckley Wrecking chased the five-run third inning to seal the rout with six runs in the first.
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Suns Take 2 From Toronto In Dominion Day Doubleheader
The Jacksonville Suns swept a daytime doubleheader against the Toronto Maple Leafs 4-1 and 2-1, moving 7 games ahead of Toronto for first in the International League. Ron Taylor pitched game one. Ken Lehman earned the second game win with Art Kay in relief. Monday night scores included Buffalo over Atlanta 16-4, Rochester over Richmond 6-2, and Syracuse beating Columbus 4-1 after five innings due to rain. Standings show Jacksonville 52-? and Toronto 31-7.
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Boxing results from Bologna and Curacao show mixed decisions and a knockout
In Bologna Argentina's Juan Carlos Duran 161 outpointed Remo Carati 162 Italy in eight rounds. In Curacao Otho Brown 168 from Miami knocked out Battling Siki 172 from Aruba in nine rounds. In Butte Charlie Tombstone Smith 151 of Phoenix outpointed Gaspar Ortega 148 Mexico City in ten rounds.
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