Yankees Fall To Indians In Split, Giants Extend NL Lead
Cleveland pitchers Jack Kralick and Sam McDowell defeated the Yankees in a doubleheader, 5 0 and 7 2, as southpaws again stymied New York. Baltimore dropped to second after an 8 2 loss to the Angels, while the White Sox split with Boston and other games shifted standings. Dean Chance earned his fifth win for the Angels, with Albie Pearson driving in three runs.
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Baseball standings and results from American and National Leagues
United Press International summary of standings shows New York leads American League with 17 wins, Baltimore 20 losses, and Chicago 29 20. Sunday results include Cleveland routing New York, Boston crushing Chicago, and Dodgers sweeping. National League leaders San Francisco and St Louis post strong records as schedules unfold with multiple night games and key matchups listed.
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Joe Christopher Hits Two Homers To Power Buffalo Victory
Joe Christopher blasted two home runs to lift Buffalo to a 2-1 win over Indianapolis in game two of a doubleheader. The 27 year old outfielder collected his 10th and 11th homers to help the Bisons salvage a split and maintain their lead in the Northern Division. Craig Anderson added a four hitter in the win, while Atlanta swept Toronto to widen the Southern Division race. Other scores include Rochester over Jacksonville 4-3 and Syracuse beating Arkansas twice, 7-3 and 10-5.
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Reds Move Into First Division
The Reds move into first division as Willie Mays fuels the Giants with three homers in a 6-4 win over the St. Louis Cardinals. His burst ends a slump, boosts his average to .254, and widens San Francisco’s NL lead while other league results shuffle the standings.
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Bowling Gear Found in Ancient Egyptian Tombs
Archaeologists discovered a complete set of bowling equipment buried in a pyramid tomb. The find includes pins and balls suggesting a ceremonial or recreational use in ancient Egypt, indicating organized leisure activities and possible ritual significance.
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Payne Finishes Second In Elks
HINTON UP I Armand Fletcher of Princeton captured the West Virginia Elks Golf title with a 211 total after rounds of 68, 71, and 72. Ned Payne of Beckley finished second at 221, with Bob Wolfe of Charleston and Jim Chatfield of Charleston close behind. Other flight winners included Steve Alaki Beckley 230 and Billy Connor St Albans 289.
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Morgan wins Boardwalk Mile in Atlantic City record time
Vern Morgan of the Delaware Valley Athletic Association won the Boardwalk mile in Atlantic City for the third consecutive year. He clocked 4 minutes 3.5 seconds, breaking his own 4:04.6 record set last year.
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Major League Leaders Player and Club Highlights
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San Diego Open Tennis Upset Sees Gimeno Triumph Over Laver
Spanish pro Andres Gimeno earned $1,000 by defeating Rod Laver in the San Diego tournament final after a thrilling 2 4 7 5 6 3 comeback. Gimeno had earlier toppled top seed Ken Rosewall in the semifinal, shaping a surprising path to the title.
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Reading beats Elmira 7 0 in pitchers duel
Davy Busby limited Elmira to four hits as Reading shut out Elmira 7-0 on Sunday. The Red Sox broke a 1-0 game with five runs in the eighth inning off Pelezysky and reliever Delano Hill, adding another run in the ninth. In the other game, Binghamton overcame Charleston 7-6 with John O Donoghue pitching eight in relief of Rupe Toppin.
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Grambling Tackle Junious Buchanan Named All-Star Invitee
Grambling standout Junious Buchanan, a 6 foot 7 inch 290 pound tackle signed by the Dallas Texans, is invited to join the 30th annual All-Star football classic on August 2. College All-Stars meet the Green Bay Packers in the AFL Chiefs era link.
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