Cleveland Only Club Lacks Bonus Baby Among AL Rosters
The Cleveland club stands alone in the American League without any player carrying a bonus tag while Detroit leads with five. Al Kaline loses his bonus status soon, and Bob Miller follows, with Reno Bertoia also due to shed his tag August 31. Other Tigers and several stars from Chicago, Washington, New York, Baltimore, Kansas City, and Boston appear on the bonus list, amid notes on former stars and shifts in coaching.
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Tom, Corpo
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Sox top Stengel in wits battle on ten grounds
White Sox defeat Yankees 3-2 as Kell drives in the decisive run in the ninth after Ford threw to Kell to start a relief sequence. Donavan limits the Sox, Mets struggle, Indians gain a half game with a 3-2 nightcap win and Dodgers push lead to 11.5 games with Newcombe’s strong showing against St. Louis.
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Stengel
George Kell
Kell
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Casey
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Mbae Potterial
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Ory
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Dick Donovan
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Indians
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Washington
Don Newcombe
Brooklyn
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Dodgers
Philadelphia
Open leaders pace field as Bolt Ward cards 144
Veteran Tommy Bolt and Harvey Ward lead after 36 holes in the National Open with 144 totals, four over par. Hogan Boros Fleck Inman and Snead sit within one stroke, while many big names struggle on the rugged course.
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United Press
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Ed Furgol
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Jones Promises Bold Move After Comeback Victory
Ralph Tiger Jones of Yonkers after a sixth round technical knockout over Durando at Madison Square Garden said he will rest until mid August then pursue a middleweight title shot. He targets Eduardo Lausse, Sugar Ray Robinson, or champion Bobo Olson, with Olson possibly still holding the crown. Durando of Bayonne, a right handed slugger, was stopped after bloodied play in the sixth round when referee Al Bert halted the bout.
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Ralph Tiger Jones
Ernie Durando
Jones
Yonkers
N. Y
Eduardo Lausse
Argentina
Sugar Ray Robinson
Bobo Olson
Olson
Durando
Bayonne
N. J
Boston Wins and Narleski Snares Streak Breaker
In a doubleheader at Boston, Billy Klaus sparked a 5‑run burst with a home run and three singles as the Red Sox topped the Indians 9‑1 in game one. Early Wynn took the loss as Boston extended its recent hot stretch. Ray Narleski shut down Boston in the night game, ending their four‑game win streak.
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Billy Klaus
Red Sox
Indians
Early Wynn
Sox
Ray Narleski
Boston
Spectator Dies Amid Sports Chaos And Amateur Victories
The event saw a spectator die after a chaotic run during the eleventh inning while HalMore's triumph is noted. Wayne Causey, with a total 153, and Leo Biagetti’s league homer highlight the day. Other reports mention Kansas City pitching, injuries, and regional college rowing title hopes on Lake Onondaga. The Millers and Toledo clash in the American Association race, with Gorin and Sawatski keying a 4-3 Toledo win.
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HalMore
Wayne Causey
Leo Biagetti
Onoles
Sandusky
Toledo
D. Ins — Russell
Arnold Portocarrero
Schwab Jr
Melmore
Kansas City
Ed Meister Jr
Minneapolis Millers
Jtartier
Millers
Chuck Gorin
Gorin
Minneapolis
Syracuse. N
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Lake Onondaga
American League Race Tightens After Yankees Lead
The race in the American League grows tighter as New York gains and holds first place since May 21, impacting teams’ positions and momentum in the pennant chase.
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New York Yankees
Rotary Wraps Up Crown in Elyria Pony League
The American Division of the Elyria Pony League closed the first half with Rotary Club defeating Fire Fighters 7-6 and 2-1 at Elyria Catholic High. Lorain County Saving & Trust took second with a 4-0 win over Hart Construction. Steve Lengel starred in both Rotary wins, including a double to start the 10th inning in the extended 7-6 game.
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Elyria Catholic High Diamonds
Rotary Club
Lorain County Saving & Trust
Hart Construction
Steve Lengel
Lengel
Beiter Line Tops Dr Pepper In North Division Playoff
Andy Staniszle pitched a three hitter with 14 strikeouts as Beiler Line defeated Dr Pepper 9 to 4 at Lexington Ave Field to clinch the Little League North American Division first half title. Lorata Co. center fielder Joe Smith sparked the offense with four hits. Wes Swain pitched the early innings for Dr Pepper and Chucko finished for Beiter Line. Reeser and Reinker combined for Loram County Savings & Trust in a separate win over Hart Construction with Reeser hitting safely and fanning 10.
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Order of Police
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Webb
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Stewart
Beiter
Lengel
Jim Guest
Earl Webb
Mike Becker
Gerry Reeser
Loram County Savings & Trust
Hart Construction
Reeser
Ior
Bob Reinker
Weightmen Travel Extended Tour To July First
The United States weight-lifting team, which tied a Russian squad last Wednesday, was granted permission to extend its tour to July 1. The AAU approval gives the team another chance to appear in Iran and Egypt.
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United States
AAU
Iran
Egypt
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