McKinley, Froehling Lead Wimbledon Prep On London Grass
Aaron Blasts 465 foot homer to boost Braves win. McKinley of St Louis advancing in good style on London grass courts as Wimbledon prep. McKinley defeats Premii Lal 6-2 6-3 in second round, Froehling Neely Rubinoff also reach third round. Liz Palmer Moffitt Warner Loop exit. Margaret Dupont reaches fourth round in Wightman Cup context.
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Reds Snap Losing Streak. Hank Aaron Hits 465-Foot Grand Slam
Hank Aaron powered a 465‑foot grand slam into the Polo Grounds bleachers as the Milwaukee Braves topped the New York Mets 7–1. Aaron, delivering a season turnaround, boosted his batting average to .325 after a .400 run since Memorial Day. Bob Shaw earned his ninth win, aided by Frank Bolling and Gus Bell as Milwaukee collected nine hits.
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Astronauts Climb With Right Fuel In Mixed League Wins
Astronauts press to reach the top in the Bowl Wick Summer Mixed League as Estil Wills posts a 222 high game and 504 series, Gene Morehouse adds 200 520, with two victories over AKs. JMWs Bozos lead in the separate standings, while Hazel Phillips tops the ladies with 188 517. Standings show Astronauts at 10 wins 8 losses, neck in neck with 4 Spares and P-B's.
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Standings Show Dodgers, Reds Rivalry in NL Results
In a double header Koufax allowed five hits with nine strikeouts while Gibson yielded three hits and eight Ks as the Dodgers beat the Cardinals in a two game set. Don Blasingame Frank Robinson and Chico Cardenas homered in the first game and Jerry Lynch homered in the nightcap for Cincinnati. Joey Jay won his 10th, Bob Purkey his 12th, and Rich Rollins Vic Power each had three hits for Minnesota in a 17 hit attack that powered Camilo Pascual to his ninth win. Ed Rakow took the loss in four innings. The NL standings show Los Angeles ahead with a 46-23 record followed by San Francisco Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. The AL schedule lists Cleveland Minnesota New York and Los Angeles in playoff race considerations.
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Baseball RBI Leaders by League and Team Standings
The list shows top RBI totals by league and team for the season. American League leaders include Robinson of the White Sox with 49, Siebern of the Athletics 48, Wagner of the Angels 48, Rollins of the Twins 45, and Gentile of the Orioles 44. National League leaders include T. Davis of the Dodgers 69, Cepeda and Mays of the Giants 60 and 58 respectively, Robinson of the Reds 52, and Hank Aaron of the Braves 52.
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Baseball boxscore: Reds at Pirates night game notes
Cincinnati and Pittsburgh split a night game with Blasingame and Klippstein among relievers. Great and Mazeroski homered. Pinson and Lynch provided early offense as Cincinnati led 4-1 before Pittsburgh made it 4-4, final 4-1 in favor of Purkey and the Pirates.
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Baseball game note Minnesota vs Kansas City box score fragment
In a partial box score from a Minnesota Kansas City game, players listed include Cimoli Allen Pow er Lumpe Rollins and Versalles with positions and at bats. The line notes final score by innings 000 100 120 for Kansas City and commentary on double plays.
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Fight Results in Santa Monica Stop of Hilario Morales
Johnny Newman from Los Angeles stopped Hilario Morales of Mexico City in a boxing match in Santa Monica. The bout ended in the fifth round with Newman securing a technical victory by knockout.
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Morey Leads Southern Amateur After First Round
Dale Morey of Morganton North Carolina shot 67 to lead the Southern Amateur as second qualifying round approached. Billy Joe Patton also from Morganton nation may join match play despite missing today. Tied for second at 69 were Charles Harrison John Mundy III and Marlen Vogt with several others at even par 72.
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Wills Steals Spark Dodgers And Stirs Talk Of Record
Maury Wills, praised by Leo Durocher as the finest all around shortstop seen, turned from minor leagues to star with the Dodgers. Since 1960 he has stolen 50, 35 in 1961, and his speed and savvy drive Los Angeles near the pennant and threaten Ty Cobb’s 96 season mark.
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DeBusschere Joins Pistons After Dual-Sport Career
Detroit star Dave DeBusschere inked a 20 000 deal with the Pistons and added 70 000 from a Chicago White Sox signing. The local product, a two-sport athlete, is expected to star as a forward alongside Bailey Howell Ray Scott and Jackie Moreland, giving Detroit a strong forward lineup.
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Elmira Nips Grays 4-3 In 21 Innings
Elmira Nips edged the Williamsport Grays 4-3 in a 21 inning Eastern League contest. Reliefer Harry Oliver worked 14 shutout innings before taking the loss as Elmira mounted a three run rally in the sixth to force extra innings. The Grays had taken an early lead with three in the third before Elmira tied it with three in the sixth and won on the winning run.
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Baseball scores roundup from the majors today
American League results feature Donovan and the Indians winning 10 to 2, Wickersham and the Athletics 82, Belinsky and the Angels 6 to 2, Pappas and the Orioles 7 to 3, Pascual and the Twins 94. National League highlights Purkey and the Reds 12 to 1, Koufax and the Dodgers 10 to 2, McLish and the Phillies 5 to 1, Bruce and the Colts 51, iShaw and the Braves 9 to 2.
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