Bruins Tumble as Pirates Lose Doubleheader to Cubs
In Pittsburgh the Pirates, led by Bob Friend and Vern Law, were upset twice by the Chicago Cubs 7-6 and 7-5. Ernie Banks and Smoky Burgess delivered late runs as Chicago snapped Pittsburgh’s league lead. Jim Piersall of Boston and the Cleveland outfield faced rest due to a doctor’s order amid a tense East Coast string of games.
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Braves Rout Cards In 15-7 City Park Victory
The Braves beat the Cardinals 15-7 to move to 1-1 on the season. D. Talbert and E. Talbert each drove in three runs while Lt. Kershner added a fourth inning single and three RBIs for the Cardinals. Tonight the Senators face the Cardinals with league lead at stake.
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Minor League Results From Sunday Games
The Associated Press summarizes Sunday minor league results across leagues. Pacific Coast League saw Salt Lake 4 Vancouver 2 and Seattle 12 1 Tacoma 22. San Diego 6 5 Portland 43 Sacramento 9 Spokane 4. International League Montreal 7 3 Columbus 5 2 Toronto 4. Richmond 2 in the first 3 innings. Buffalo 5 4 Miami 1 4. Rochester 5 3 Havana 3 2. American Association Indianapolis at Houston 4 2. Atlanta 15 18 at Louisville 6 16 Denver 10 10. Charleston 1 2 Minneapolis 2 4. St Paul 0 1 Dallas-Fort Worth 0 1.
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Friday Night Auto Racing Returns at Hagerstown Speedway
Ha gerstown Speedway resumes racing this week with a full card of sportsman stock car races. Publicity director Frank Sagi says Friday night events start at 8 30 p m. Drivers requested Friday over Sunday due to a new Winchester Va track opening. The complete card will be announced soon.
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Tiger President Billinger Presses Unity Amid Slump
DETROIT AP President Billinger voiced no theories on Detroit's woes and will not change manager Jimmie Dykes. He held a summit after a brutal stretch, met Dykes and coaches, and said the club must fix the batting and team play without shuffling the lineup. Detroit has lost seven of its last nine.
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White Sox Poised to Move as Lopez Sees Hitting Rise
Chicago manager Al Lopez says the White Sox are ready to move with improved hitting and pitching. He notes Freese’s hot streak, leads a resurgence after a Boston red sox sweep, and cites improving veterans like Roy Sievers Sherm Lollar Nellie Fox and Luis Aparicio while Minnie Minoso and Al Smith lag.
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Fiery Cards 68 Al Fiery Sets Low Golf Score
Fiery veteran Bud Fiery of Fountain Head Country Club posted a career low yesterday on the local layout. He fired 36 on the front nine and 22 on the back for a two under par 68. Partners Bob Nichols John Cobiente and Joe Barch watched closely as his score dropped from a 49 recently.
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Weekend Fights Span Buenos Aires and Kingston Ring Cards
The report lists Federico Thampan of Argentina outpointing Charlie Smith in a Buenos Aires bout, while Wilfredo Hurst and Alan Harmon from Cuba and Jamaica respectively were noted in KO and stoppage results. Toronto notes the Milwaukee Braves visiting to gauge standings in the International League alongside historical ties to Magers and IL Stars.
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Major League Leaders Include Mays and Banks In 1960 MLB Stats
The Associated Press lists top players in the National League batting, runs, RBIs, and other categories. Mays leads San Francisco in runs and steals. Banks tops Chicago with 61 RBIs. Bruton and Mays pace doubles. Bruton also leads triples. Pitching and other stats noted, plus FHCC golf results with Pat Murphy unable to defend title due to back ailment.
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Funkstown Edges Ahead in 4 3 Win as Lead Narrowed
Funkstown edged Antietam 4 to 3 in a late-inning rally to hold a one game lead in the Independent League. unearned run scored after Walt Burger dropped a fly, with Jack Forsythe and Bob Minnich aboard. Fearnow started for South End, McElhaney relieved, Dufflemyer doubled driving home Forsythe, and Burger’s dropped ball led to the decisive run. South End saluted with one in bottom of ninth but left runners aboard.
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Moose Score Easy Win In Little Loop
The Moose clinched a 10-4 victory over Pangborn in National Little League at Staley Field. Moose led 5-4 after five innings, then added five runs in the sixth. Fogle and Lindsay went 2 for 3. Fogle doubled. Pangborn’s Gerberith and Turner also 2 for 3. Turner hit the lone homer.
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Big Inning Secures Victory for Antietam Redbirds
Antietam Redbirds erupted for a nine run inning to flip a tight game into a 12 to 0 Independent League win over District 12. Fifteen batters reached base in the inning as six hits, six walks, and two errors helped expand a modest first lead into a one sided victory.
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Independent League results and upcoming games
Yesterday's scores Chewsville 2 Mt Lena 0 Funkstown 4 South End 3 Security 10 Weverton Antietam 12 District 12 1 Next Sunday's scheduled games Weverton at District 12 Antietam at Security Mt Lena at South End Funkstown at Chewsville Next Monday games Security at Funkstown South End at Weverton District 32 at Mt Lena Chewsville at Anterior
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West Virginia Bowler Wins Peterson Classic in Chicago
Dick Robinette of Charleston WV captured $25,000 first prize at the Petersen Bowling Classic in Chicago, finishing 28 pins ahead of Roger Zirra of Milwaukee. The 27-year-old Labor Department investigator earned a $2,000 diamond and ruby championship medal, marking his fifth Peterson tournament with four wins and one runner-up. His scores included 225 and 202 in a dominant performance over the field.
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Where Success Comes From In Past Failures and Tension
The author presents a stratagem for focus drawn from memory of past failures. It ties success to tension and discipline applicable across sports, business, and baking. The piece hints at a July Hogdor's Digest issue with a monthly regular price and a digest jaunt.
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National League Yesterday's Zamats Chicago 7 7 Pittsburgh 5
Cincinnati 10 San Francisco Games Today Probable Pitchers Washington Kralick 14 at Baltimore Fisher 4 might only game scheduled.
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