Olmo Homer Wins For Dodgers In Ninth Rally
Brooklyn edged Chicago 4-3 as Olmo homered in the ninth to cap a late rally. Schmidt held the Dodgers to two hits into the eighth before Verban and Campanella sparked the frame. Braking and Banta pitched well for Brooklyn while Palica started for Chicago.
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Standings update in National League and multiple games
National League standings show Brooklyn leading Chicago 4 to 3 with rain. St Louis up 16 to 2 over New York, Pittsburg tied 2 to 2 with Philadelphia amid rain. Boston trails Cincinnati 4 to 3. Daily results include New York 2, Chicago 1 and Chicago 7, New York 2. Upcoming games feature Cincinnati at Boston and Chicago at Brooklyn among others.
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DiMaggio’s Two Homers Spark Yankees Split with White Sox
In a rain-delayed doubleheader the New York Yankees beat Chicago 2-1 in the opener on Joe DiMaggio’s seventh inning homer after Vic Raschi and Randy Gumpert worked the distance. Chicago rebounded to win the nightcap 7-3 behind Frank Shea and Frk Sanford, with DiMaggio keying the first game and the White Sox tying the series with a strong late-inning surge.
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Last Place Browns Top Nats In Twin Bill Split
The St Louis Browns, last in the standings, swept a doubleheader against the Washington Nationals 15-8 and 7-4. Rookie Roy Sievers had five hits in seven at bats, Whitey Pratt saved the second game with a running catch, and Dick Baker homered to spark the Browns after trailing in the seventh. Tom Ferrick pitched seven innings of relief for the win, while Gerry Priddy and Jack Graham homered for St Louis in the opener.
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Rain Delays Dapper Dan Golf Tournament Finale
Rain drenched the final day at the Aloma Country Club event drawing delays and uncertain play. Slammin Sam Snead among favorites, as weather unsettled rounds and key players faced postponed tee times and possible rescheduling.
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Moynihan and Snyder Lead Junior Amateur Qualifiers
Moynihan Jr and John Snyder Jr top a field of nine for the USGA Junior Amateur Championship qualifying at Country Clubs course. Seeding includes Bruns wick Jinks directing a 38-site test with seven 18-hole matches. The event runs July 27 to 30 in Washington DC, with Daly, Davenport, and Wells among starters from Kingston and Wyantenuce.
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Baseball Oddity: 2 Runs On Roller
In Chicago yesterday an odd scoring play unfolded in the seventh inning of a New York White Sox game. Tipton credited with two runs after a misplayed ball allowed runners to score on a roller, amid a flurry of wild misplays and close calls at the plate.
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Ike Williams Faces Bolanos Bout On Thursday
Ike Williams risks his crown in a high profile title fight against Bolanos set for Thursday in Los Angeles. The bout pits two seasoned veterans with strong punching power as Williams seeks to defend his belt amid a crowded ring roster and regional pressure.
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Pirates Edge Phillies 2-1 In Five Inning Opener
Pirates defeated Philadelphia 2 to 1 in a shortened five inning first game of a doubleheader. Cliff Chambers held the Phils to four hits while Stan Rojek and Wally Westlake contributed key plays. The second game was postponed by rain.
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Tigers Sweep Doubleheader From A's in 8-0 and 5-4 Wins
The Tigers topped the Athletics in both games of a doubleheader. The opener was an 8-0 victory behind strong batting, and the nightcap ended 5-4 in 11 innings with Paul Campbell delivering the deciding hit as Detroit closed the two games with a decisive sweep.
Tigers Split With Reds As Stanky Extends Streak
Detroit and Cincinnati split a doubleheader. Stanky extended his hitting streak to 15 games with a ninth inning single in the opener, while Detroit rode Campbell and Mullin to a win in the nightcap. Aaron Robinson homered for Boston in another noted game, and Vander Meer faced tough Tigers, with Campbell delivering key run-scoring hits.
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Racing Pair Injured At Warrensburg
Two drivers were injured in separate accidents at Ashland Park 1 Warrensburg yesterday afternoon. Alfred Mitchesom, 30, of Fall River Mass, in critical condition after his car hit a tow truck on the homestretch. suffered severe head lacerations and injuries to the body. James Grattima, 28, of Cortland, sustained a lacerated shoulder and head and body bruises when his car locked wheels with another and crashed through a guard rail. both taken to Glens Falls Hospital for treatment.
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Rain Delays Finals In Net Tourney Pelham Manor
Finals of the Eastern Clay Courts tennis championships were postponed by rain. Eddie Moylan of San Francisco led Billy Talbert of New York 6 4 in the first set. Talbert won the second 11 9 and Moylan the third 6 2. Moylan will face Sidney Schwartz and Irvin Dorfman in the doubles today.
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