Colavito Hits Grand Slam as Indians Edge Yankees
Cleveland's Rocky Colavito belted a grand slam off Ben Turley to back a strong Cleveland pitching effort and topple the New York Yankees 7 3 in a tense opener at Municipal Stadium. The Indians, led by Colavito's 21st homer, snapped an early tied game and reclaimed momentum in a night game that featured tight defense and late scoring. The Yankees had entered with a seven game win streak on the road and kept pace late, but Cleveland held on for the win as Turley struggled in relief and McLish steadied the mound.
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Cooper Beats Fraser for Tennis Title at World Championships
Astley Cooper of Australia defeated Alissy Fraser in a dramatic two hour men’s singles final at the nation tennis championships in figuuralni yesterday. The set scores show a tight match with 2 6 4 7 5 and 6 3 as the final lines.
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Lott Dominates White's Beach Feature Race at Speedway
Lott of Senevectady won a 25 lap feature at White's Beach Speedway. Fred Sparing, George Gowie, Low Hacker, and Orlando Papa followed. Boo O'Neil and Sack Rode placed second and third in a bomber class race. Two Ballston Lake teens debuted homemade quarter midget racers. Jojo the Clown performed as White's Beach plans another event Sunday.
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Althea Gibson Wins Pennsylvania Doubles Title
American tennis star Althea Gibson from New York defeated Sally Moore of California to win the singles title at the Pennsylvania event. She then partnered with Karol Pageros of Miami to capture the doubles crown at the Marion Crickel Clubs, defeating Mrs. William Pont dos of Wilmington and Margaret Varner of El Paso 6 3 6 3.
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Baseball Standings and Schedules From National and American Leagues
National League standings show Milwaukee and San Francisco leading with strong records. Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, St. Louis, Chicago, and Philadelphia follow, with recent results and suspended games noted. American League results list Cleveland, New York, Washington, Detroit, and Chicago, plus Kansas City and Baltimore in pursuit. Eastern and Southern divisions include York, Albany, Allentown, Reading, Springfield, and Binghamton with tonight’s games listed.
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A's Blast Orioles 11-6 in lop-sided win
Romer Maris paced Kansas City as the Athletics hammered Baltimore 11 to 6 for their first victory at eight games. The A's pounded 16 hits, with Maris driving in three runs including a second-inning triple, while Baltimore’s pitching faltered and fell behind early.
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Latham Rally Beats LBC In Area League One
Latham rallies from a 6 5 deficit to defeat LBC 6 5 in the Troy Area Base league game. An inning ending error sparked the third run for Latham as Pratt, Yedeseo and others drove in tallies after five innings. Kelsey led Lansingburg with a double as Dowling and Comeau added two singles apiece.
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Cardinals Triumph In Tight 4-3 Opener Over Redlegs
In a rain-delayed doubleheader opener the Cardinals edged the Reds 4-3 as Roy McMillan and Curt Flood sparked a late rally. The Reds then rode strong pitching by Kellner and Jones to a 10-1 win in the nightcap, with Robers and Kellner tossing three strong innings and four later runs from the Dodgers helping St Louis stay atop the standings.
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Aaron Stars As Braves In Clutch Victory
Aaron delivers a key hit as the Milwaukee Braves rally past the Chicago Cubs 4-1. Bauer, Banks, and Walls contribute late runs while Willey and Crandall help on the mound, lifting Milwaukee to the win and extending their series lead.
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Pirates Top Giants in Curfewed Doubleheader Win
Pittsburgh defeated San Francisco 2-1 in the first game before a curfew ended the second game with the score tied 3-3 in the eighth. Bob Skinner hit his ninth homer in the ninth to spark the Pirates as Dick Groat drove home the decisive run in a rugged late contest. Don Gross earned the win in relief. May Manzanet took the loss in his 14th inning of work. Jablonski homered for the Giants and Cepeda added an RBI as San Francisco mounted a late charge.
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Nats Trip Tigers In Two 4 3 And 6 1
Washington Senators swept a Detroit Tigers doubleheader 4-3 and 6-1. Pascual allowed four runs in seven innings of the opener as Hazle hit a pinch loss run tallied late. Yost and Ramos spark the offense, while Detroit tied the nightcap with a seventh inning homer by Hazle.
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Daven Leaves Hospital After Pitcher Beaten in Detroit
New York Yankee right hander Daven, struck in the face by a pilot in Detroit, was released from Memorial Hospital. He is advised to rest a week before resuming baseball. His wife and family will visit him at their home in Midwood, N Y, and he is not expected to rejoin the club until Yankees Stadium opens.
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Westhary Captures Semi-Pro Crown in Tobbstown
Westhary won the semi pro title in Tobbstown after a 4 victory over Tejay's Assa of Staten Island. A late rally by Rejay was cut short by a base mishap rounding second and was tagged out. The win makes Westhyr eligible for the National Semi-Pro Tournament next month in Wichita Kansas.
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Suggs Captures Vroneh Link Open Title
Louise S046 from Atlanta won the First Proneh Lick Open Golf Tourney, finishing in 400 strokes over 72 holes. Marlena Hagges of Delray Beach was one stroke back, briefly threatening on the final green amid a rocky final round.
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Conn Driver Easy Victor At Pine Bowl Speedway
Bil Greco of West Raven, Canada, won the feature at Pine Bowl Speedway. Cath Hughes of Troy finished second with Frank Covel of Gohves third and Johany Knighton of Albany fourth. Novice drivers raced a twenty lap sedan event led by Bill Scheffer and Teorey Dicte.
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Think Before You Diet In August Digest Issue
Reader's Digest showcases a feature titled Think Before You Diet highlighting why people overeat and how some may be better off overweight. The August issue promises practical insights from doctors and a roundup of 35 informative articles.
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