Dodgers fall 5 4 as Brunswick rallies in ninth
Thom asville Dodgers drop the second half opener to the Brunswick Phillies 5 4 after a nine inning rally by Brunswick. Price delivered two RBIs as Yount and Mills split the pitching decisions in a tight game at Municipal Stadium.
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Phil Young
Jim Anderson
Lou Holcomb
Seibert Scott
Chet Powell
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Powell
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Dutton
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Mat Ray
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Billy Loes Seeks Comeback Honors With Orioles
Billy Loes, once plagued by a sore arm at 26, pitched a 5-0 shutout over Kansas City for Baltimore. He allowed three singles, struck out six, walked none, and completed nine innings for the eighth win. Baltimore raised his 1957 salary by 1,000.
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Dodgers and Tigers clash as first half split tightens race
The Georgia-Florida League split the season with makeup games looming for both the Dodgers and Tigers. Postponed first half games must be played before final standings, keeping the race open among Valdosta Thomasville Albany and Fitzgerald as top contenders.
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Subcommittee weighs Dodgers Giants move to West Coast
A House subcommittee on television discusses the potential relocation of the Brooklyn Dodgers and the New York Giants to the West Coast. Washington figures debate timing and terms as arbitration looms if voluntary deals fail, with clubs bearing any costs.
Pels Defeat Atlanta to Seize League Lead
The New Orleans Pels rallied past Atlanta 6-5 in eight innings to topple the Braves and seize the league lead. Atlanta fell to second behind idle Memphis by three percentage points as Birmingham posted its first shutout of the season in the 74th game, while Don Minnick and Gerry Davie provided noted performances.
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Mobile
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Chattanooga
Hogan Bassey Receives Ring Magazine Fighter of the Month
New featherweight champion Hogan Bassey was named Ring Magazine Fighter of the Month after knocking out Cherif Hamia of France to claim the title. The Rings ratings shifted with Ike Chestnut rising to second in the 126 pound class and other moves across heavyweight and light heavy divisions.
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Kid” Bassey
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Ike Chestnut
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Jean Sneyers
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Willie Pastrana
Floyd Patterson
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Archie Moore
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Rock 8 1 Minnick Shuts Down Travs in Five Hits
Minnick, who joined Chattanooga as a free agent, allowed the Travs only five hits en route to an 8 to 1 victory. Nashville and Memphis did not play as scheduled.
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Early Piney Woods golf entries include former champs
With July 4 start near, entry list for the 39th Piney Woods tournament at Glen Arven grows. Notables include former champs Frank Mulhern and Jim Melon, plus Brannon and Rountree among early entrants. local stars Harvard Middleton Mays Jr and others also sign on.
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Atlanta
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Boxing Officials Brace To Block Patterson Rademacher Bout
New York boxing chiefs move to block the Patterson Rademacher heavyweight title plan as Rademacher the Olympic champion seeks a pro match. Patterson must defend vs Hurricane Jackson on July 29 before the proposed bout proceeds. Helfand leads NYSAC and newly heads the World Championship Boxing Committee.
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