Haddix and Reds Clash in Wild Major League Night
Haddix defeated his former team as Philadelphia climbed with a 4-3 win while leading Milwaukee by a half game. Musial paced St Louis with two hits and slipped in the NL lead as Philadelphia swept a series with Cincinnati. Robinson Bailey and Hodges homered for the leaders, and Craig helped the Dodgers with a 9th win.
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Slade Blames Tired Arms In Loss to Bethea
New York boxer Jimmy Slade lost a unanimous decision to Wayne Bethea in a televised match. Slade cited tired arms after a bout marked by backpedaling and Bethea admitting Slade was a tough, tricky target. Officials scored 7-2-1 in favor of Bethea. Bethea, 24, from New York, has fought only three times this year.
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Sime Promises Track Comeback After Injury
Dave Sime, sidelined by a groin injury, vows to return to track and pursue Olympic hopes. The Duke sprinter, once a record setter, says he will train through winter meets and target next summer’s major events, aiming to prove himself against rivals like Bobby Morrow and Ira Murchison.
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To Open Dress Shop On Afiente Peel Papel AGUA CALIENTE
Virginia Peace a Gray haired San Diego widow planned to work today as manager of a women’s dress shop after winning a record $39,887.2 on a $2 Caliente horse bet. She picked five of six winners in races five through ten and took the Sunday pool less the track’s 10 percent. Track officials noted the previous high $2 payout at North American tracks was $12,734.80 on a Caliente daily double. Fights last night list Wayne Bethea defeating Jimmy Slade in New York.
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Alston Says Dodgers Feud Is Greatly Exaggerated
Brooklyn manager Walt Alston defends himself after a Milwaukee meeting with players, saying the feud talk is blown out of proportion. He admits scolding players after a loss to the Braves and emphasizes a calm approach while acknowledging pitchers err and hitters capitalize on 0-2 counts.
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Brooklyn Rallies as Rain Halts Six Inning Chamber
In a rain shortened game, Brooklyn and Chicago battle to 5-4 Brooklyn lead after six innings. Gilliam and Reese spark Brooklyn offense with multiple hits and RBI while Hodges hits a homer for Chicago.
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Haddix Wins 20th Decision Over Cardinals as Phillies Star
Harvey Haddix pitched a 20th win while fanning eight, walking one and scattering seven hits to beat his former teammates in St Louis for the third time in four tries. Ed Bailey drove in three runs with three hits, including his 16th home run, in a Redlegs victory over the New York Giants to stay in the pennant chase. MIAL leaders list Habits: Musial tops batting, Robinson and Boyer drive runs, Lopata doubles, Bruton triples, Kluszewski homers, Mays steals. Haddix 97 strikeouts. Lawrences Cincinnati 1-24. Casey Stengel has managed six American League All-Star squads, each tied to a Yankees pennant.
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New Non Surgical Way Shrinks Hemorrhoids Says Science
Report claims a new healing substance Bio-Dyne called Preperation 7 shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves pain without surgery. Cases show noticeable relief and reduced bleeding, with high praise for its effectiveness and availability through drugstores.
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Major League Standings and Schedule Recap
Eastern standings show New York leading with 57 wins and 87 losses in a dense late season table. Cleveland and Chicago trail with varied records. yesterday Cleveland beat Boston 7 to 3, while Brooklyn topped Chicago 4 1 in a rain shorted game. Today's games include Cleveland at Washington and Detroit at New York with several doubleheaders and late-night matchups across the league.
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Kucks and Pierce Lead Pace Toward 20-Game Wins
New York Yankees star Johnny Kucks and Chicago White Sox ace Billy Pierce top a projected group of about 20 pitchers likely to reach 20 victories this season. The chase mirrors 1951 as 11 others are strong candidates, with several American League hurlers already at or near the halfway point. Pierce and Bucks both have 13 wins with four losses, a feat rarely matched in their ninth and 15th seasons respectively. Early Wynn leads the Indians with 10 wins, and others at 11 include Whitey Ford, Bob Lemon, Jim Wilson, Billy Hoeft, Tom Brewer, and a raft of high performers across the league.
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Baseball Leaders Show Early Season Power and Surprises
In the National League Brooks Lawrence of Cincinnati and Newcombe lead with 12 victories. Buhl and Friend follow with 1 and 11 wins. Burdette shines in the American League. Mantle tops batting, runs, and home runs for New York while Piersall, Simpson, and Rivera also appear among leaders. Lemon Wynn Newcombe are noted as prior 20 game winners, with Lawrence on pace to become the first 120‑victory Redlegs pitcher. Friend has 11 wins early after two months, while Roberts and Sturdivant pace mound work for their clubs.
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Knorr Fetzer Group Buys Detroit Tigers for Record Price
Detroit July 17 Knorr and Fetzer led a 34 million dollar bid to purchase the Detroit Tigers from the Briggs estate replacing Walter O Briggs Sr and Spike Briggs as the club moves to new ownership. The deal includes future payments and promises to continue the club’s dignified policies. Manager Bucky Harris and GM Muddy Ruel are expected to be dismissed as the sale closes October 1 with Briggs Jr remaining in a leadership role.
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