Cairo Starlets Alumni Sign with Boston Red Sox
Allen Thomas, 22, son of Rev. and Mrs. Roy Thomas of Pine Park, signed with the Boston Red Sox for an undisclosed amount. A Cairo High School graduate 1959, he played baseball and basketball, then attended Norman College and Florida State University before joining Major League Baseball. Teammates and locals praise his talent and dedication as he departs for professional play.
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Liz Intervenes as Clay Wins Technical Knockout
In front of 50,000 at Wembley, Cassius Clay defeats Cooper by technical knockout 1:15 into the fifth round after a brutal cut ends Cooper’s bid. Liz Ferguson cries out and disrupts the ring as referee Tommy Little stops the fight amid crowd chants.
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Burdette Debuts for Cardinals Stifling Mets to Lead NL
Lew Burdette, acquired from Milwaukee, debuted for St. Louis and held the Mets to six hits while guiding the Cardinals to a 6-2 win. He struck out seven, walked one, and improved to 7-6, keeping the Cards a half game ahead of San Francisco in the NL race.
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Baseball leaders and score highlights across major leagues
Stats show Davis and Groat atop batting lists with Aaron and Robinson driving runs. Kuenn spurs Giants past Dodgers, Pinson tripples in Reds win, Banks reaches 999 RBI, Torre lifts Braves in 10th, Mazeroski and Shaw figure in Pirates win as Cleveland and Boston roll.
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Albany All-Stars top Thomasville Stars in 25 20 win
Albany's All-Stars defeated the Thomasville Stars 25 to 20 on Saturday night behind Tom Coleman two homers and five for five by Henry Garrett. Thomasville's Ronald Reeves led with four for six including two homers as both teams combined for six home runs amid fielding and lighting issues.
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Yankees Beat Washington 10-5 as Bridges Hurt in Win
The Yankees won their fifth straight 10-5 over Washington with 13 hits and two Maris home runs. Marshall Bridges left with a left knee injury while Larry Osborne homered for the Senators. Whitey Ford earned the win as Bridges joined a growing injury list for New York.
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First Rounds Completed In Glen Arven Junior Tourney
Rain did not stop Glen Arven Country Club Junior Championship first rounds. Winners include Mason Hawkins over Bid Forrester 2 1 and Billy Calhoun over Johnny Bracey 3 up in the Championship Flight. Second round began this morning with rounds three and four set for Friday.
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Persoi outpoints Jacobs in New York match
John Persoi of Brooklyn won an eight round decision over Her schel Jacobs of White Plains in New York. In Saint John New Brunswick Ron Brothers of Saint John stopped Lee Williams of Boston in two rounds.
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