Baldschun Saves Phillies Push Past Giants in NL Clash
Baldschun delivered two perfect innings with four strikeouts as the Phillies beat the Giants 2-1 to seize a one and a half game NL lead at the All-Star break. Ruben Amaro drove in the deciding run in the seventh after Dalrymple’s walk and a sacrifice. Marichal suffered the loss for San Francisco.
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All-Star Game Prep Dominates MLB Standings and Results
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Killer Homer Helps Twins Rout Yankees In Relentless Sox Surge
Joe Gergen reports the Chicago White Sox blanked Cleveland 2-0 and 5-0, then beat the Yankees to move into second behind Baltimore. Pizarro and Horlen combined for shutouts, Hershberger and Ward homered, pushing Chicago to its seventh win in eight.
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Orioles Drive Baseball Fever in Baltimore Bid for Pennant
In Baltimore the Orioles ignite citywide baseball mania as they surge toward their first American League pennant. This dispatch previews the team's surprising push and sets up the series of reports on their season.
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Orioles ride luck and youth to strong start in pennant chase
Orioles fans celebrate a fast start as John Orsino yells rallying cries while playing through a broken hand. Manager Hank Bauer praises Wally Bunker and a stout bullpen led by Stu Miller as Baltimore tops in the standings.
Major League Leaders Top Home Run and RBI Counts
Major League leaders include Harmon Killebrew and Tony Oliva of the Twins with 30 and 18 home runs respectively. Also listed are Cal Abrams and Frank Robinson among others, with RBI leaders noting Twins and Indians players, and pitching leaders highlighted for both leagues with win totals and ERAs across several clubs.
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Colon AID relief for constipation nightly use
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Charleston Downs Springfield in Eastern League rout
The Charleston Indians defeated the Springfield Giants 9-3 behind 11 hits including a two run homer by Jack Hernandez. Pete Olsen earned his third win with three losses as Charleston scored in all innings except the second and sixth. Springfield stranded 14. Elmira Pioneer crushed Williamsport Mets 10-2 in the other league game.
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Race set at Watkins Glen features Jarrett and Pardue
Ned Jarrett and Jim Pardue, two top Southern drivers, will lead a field of contenders July 19 in the 7,800 added second annual Grand National late model stock car race at the Watkins Glen Grand Prix race course.
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Panamanian Hurtado faces Mojica in July 19 bout
New York reports flyweight contenders Eugenio Hurtado of Panama and Eduar do Raton Mojica of Nicaragua have signed for a 10 round bout in Panama City on July 19. Hurtado is ranked sixth and Mojica tenth among contenders.
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Local taxi driver threads through Baltimore traffic
Baltimore report states a local taxi driver maneuvered through crowded streets, guiding passengers safely amid urban traffic conditions. The brief item notes typical city driving challenges and confirms routine service delivery in a dense urban area.
Bill Rigney Fined $50 After Shoving Hassle
Los Angeles Manager Bill Rigney was fined $50 by the American League after umpire Al Salerno reported Rigney's ejection from the Angels at Boston game. The two exchanged hot words and a shoving exchange occurred. Salerno had earlier fined Boston ace Dick Radatz for checking a bat. Mantilla was also ejected but no fine report was given.
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Science Shrinks Piles With New Non Surgical Remedy
New healing substance Bio-Dyne reduces hemorrhoids while stopping itch and pain without surgery. Case after case shows shrinkage and relief, with patients declaring piles no longer a problem. Preparation H ointment and suppositories are now available at drug counters.
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Williams Banks to Clash in Houston July 21
Cleveland Williams, world fourth-ranked heavyweight, inks a 10 round bout with Sonny Banks of Detroit set for Houston on July 21. Williams stands 59-5 with 48 knockouts. Banks is 18-5 with 12 knockouts.
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Jon O'Dell a six foot 175 pound outfielder who hit .407 this season at Weber State College signed with the New York Mets on Thursday. He reportedly received a bonus around 25000 dollars.
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Detroit Boxscore Summary Highlighted by Key At Bats
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