Stengel Named All Stars Candidate After Duren Shine
Chicago crowd of 27 845 watches Ryne Duren save a 6 2 Yankee victory as Casey Stengel hints at selecting him for the American League All Stars. Duren relieved Bob Turley in the seventh, striking out the first batter, then closing out the inning with a run of strikeouts. He has 32 2 3 relief innings, 40 strikeouts, 15 walks, 15 hits, and a 3 2 record.
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Rood's 7-Run Homer Beats Pirates In 9th
Curt Flood drives in a late run with a two run homer in the ninth to lift the St. Louis Cardinals to a 2-1 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Flood collects four hits as the Cardinals extend their winning streak to four and sit just ahead of the San Francisco Giants.
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Great Spahn Still Willing To Learn At 37
AULWAUKEE AP Warren Spahn, 37, shows eagerness to learn as he rebounds from a rough patch. He overcame a tailspin with bullpen self analysis and led the Milwaukee Braves to a 2-1 win over the San Francisco Giants on just three hits. His first victory since May 31.
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Local Folks Get 300 Cash To Buy TV Or Home Needs
Royal Loan and Finance Co offers a Buy Loans program giving up to 300 dollars in cash to worthy individuals with signature or other security. No cash down is required and monthly payments are arranged. Call CL 23-8379 or visit 112% N. Heber St for details and eligibility.
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Senators Millers Beaten By Rain Doubleheader Tonight
The Charleston Senators trail the Denver Bears by a half game as rain halted last night's game against the Minneapolis Millers with a 4-2 Charleston lead in the top of the fifth. Don Lee, 3- this season, to face Bill Monbouquette in one game. Palys hit a four run second inning homer after Taylor started the rally.
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Major League Suez Tite by Wednesday Basebal l THE ASSOCIATED PR AMERICAN LEAGUE
Baseball standings and results from the American and National Leagues are listed with team records and percentages. Tuesday and Thursday game bullets show scores, with some games noted as rescheduled or tied after eight innings. The report captures New York, Boston, Detroit, Chicago, Cleveland, Baltimore, Washington, Kansas City, St. Louis, Milwaukee, San Francisco, Cincinnati, Los Angeles, and Philadelphia.
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Today's Pitchers Showdowns Across Major Leagues
St Louis visits Pittsburgh with Mizell facing Wilt or Law in a tense pitchers duel. Williams opposes Haddix for Cincinnati as San Francisco battles Milwaukee with Worthington against Rush. Chicago hosts Philadelphia as Phillips faces Semproch. Boston meets Cleveland with Detock against McLish. New York at Chicago Bucks pits Pierce against a Ranger. Washington travels to Kansas City with Ramos opposed by Garver. Baltimore at Detroit features Lees against Harshman and Hoeft in a power matchup.
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Tigers overpower Orioles as Foytack completes first since May
Pitcher Paul Foytack of the Tigers throws a complete game allowing five hits as Baltimore is blanked 5-0 marking his first complete game since May 31. The performance ends a losing slump and preserves a shutout in a five run Tiger victory.
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Former Yank Harling Ace Tries Hand At Night Golf
Allie Reynolds, ex Yankees pitcher and prominent golfer, played a 9 hole night match at the Oklahoma City Golf and Country Club guided by self propelled lighting. He shot a steady 80 and parred several holes using a 4 iron into the green on the 3rd. Spectators noted his night golf skill, and the lighting setup cost about six to seven dollars per player.
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Foytack Pitches Tigers to 5-0 Win Over Baltimore
Right-hander Paul Foytack earned his first victory since May 31 in a five-hit shutout as Detroit beat Baltimore 5-0. He struck out five, walked two, and the Tigers added a four-run fifth inning after Gail Harris hit his fifth homer to stake him to a early lead. The Tigers improved under new manager Bill Norman, climbing toward a higher spot in the AL.
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Immunity Granted For Sports By House Vote
Professional sports officials praised the House vote granting sweeping antitrust immunity to baseball and other team sports. The measure would preserve player drafts and the reserve clause, and extend to control over game broadcasts by clubs, applying to all major sports.
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Congress Passes Sports Antitrust Bill Favoring Major Leagues
The House approved a sports antitrust measure by voice vote with opponents fearing chaos from broader exemptions. Advocates including Ford Frick Bert Bell Clarence Campbell praised the move while a Senate tally and alternative proposal from Rep. Francis Walter proposed narrower protections for contracts and player matters. The legislation preserves player bargaining rights and commissioner oversight.
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Justice Paces College Golfers
Oklahoma State’s Ab Justice leads medalist race at the National Collegiate Golf Championship after 36 holes at Williams College Taconic Club. Only one third of entrants completed 36 holes on day three. 64 low scores advance to match play. Justice shot 68 to sit at 139, leading Geiberger and a trio including Aaron, Hiskey, and Fall.
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Betasia Fight Results in Houston and other cities
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