Mays Closes Gap In NL Title Race As Giants Lose
Wiltie Mays doubled and tripled to lift his NL average to .346 as the San Francisco Giants fell 10-8 to Chicago. The loss dents their drive for third place while Mays edged Richie Ashburn for the batting lead. Cubs pounded six Giant pitchers in a 14 hit game and moved within reach of the Giants in the standings with three games left against St. Louis.
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Mantle Blast Helps Yankees Edge Red Sox in Close Tilt
Mickey Mantle homered for his 42nd time as the Yankees edged Boston 75 to 71 in an AL race pursuit yesterday. Mickey Mantle and Pete Runnels battled for top batting honors. Frank Malzone drove in four Boston runs with two homers. The late- inning push moved Mantle within striking distance of the league leaders while Boston’s offense struggled against Duke.
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Hey Kids Prize Earns Army Penn State Game Tickets
The Record Newspapers announce a weekly grid contest winner who will receive two reserved seats to the Army Penn State game at West Point on October 4. Open to anyone under 19 who has not graduated high school, with tie breakers based on correct wins and exact score predictions.
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Chisox Clinch 2nd Spot
Auburn Baylor game note shows Chicago White Sox securing second place in standings with key performances by Auburn and Baylor linked to the matchup. (Entities: Auburn, Baylor, Chisox)
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National League Yesterday's Results and Standings Summary
Yesterday's National League scores show San Francisco beating Los Angeles 4 0 and St Louis losing in a set of listed matchups. The table includes standings with teams like Chicago New York Cleveland and Washington, along with probable pitchers and upcoming games.
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Dodgers Set DP Record in 4-3 Win Over Cardinals
Los Angeles Dodgers turn seven double plays to set a new all time major league double play record as rookies Bob Nelson and Don Memmner contribute with home runs in a 4 to 3 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals. The team extends its total double plays for the season beyond the prior mark.
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Hoople Stills Doubts And Astounds Himself
Major Ands Barnary Hoople, master at making band, recalls risk of off time with new staff. Prof. Quentin Stobutny, a fourth dimension scientist, and Red Beard are mentioned amid a chaotic assignment for the Southern Meth slate game, with surprising conclusions noted.
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Portocarrero Sets Mark in Trade of Hopes and Loss
AP reports a chaotic college basketball preview night where Portocarrero set a mark amid a collage of predictions. The piece weaves scores, rosters, and forecasts, naming Harrison’s squad and Washington in a murky but vivid snapshot of a turbulent season.
Cohoes Arena Classic and Local League Scores
Readable items include the Johons Arena Cohoes Classic with Tom Gavriely and Stan Mirewski among listed participants and scores, plus K of C Wednesday Nighters and AVGline Women standings with multiple athletes and numbers. The fragmentary text shows numerous names and scores such as Adele Seminick Rita Wat On and others, indicating a mixed local sports and bowling style card.
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Bill Jones
Jihn Walther
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Oscar Cramer
Harald Williams
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Gene Bellornse
Noel Levitt
Mike Pyskadia
Cohoes Mouse Arinted Swag
Jackson Avgline
Alice Fillet
Rita Wat- On
Adele Seminick
Dain Walyon
Ann Drugan
Gladys Mebermol
Ida Weleante
Margaret Hire
Ann Yale
Mary Rose Tofte
Mildred Lee Agg
Dot 'Crapsey
Rose Lajeu
Joes
Barbara Stenvunick
Cehawski
Columbia Defeats Sceptre For Second Cup Victory
The U S Coast Guard Cutter Columbia defeated the British Sceptre to claim a second straight America’s Cup victory off Newport. Skipper Briggs Cunningham led the white hulled defender to a 1 hour 42 minute 3 second elapsed time on a brisk southwest wind era stage. Columbia led by over three minutes after the first lap and stretched the margin to over seven minutes after the second marker. The rivals faced a bright sunlit day with temperatures near 60 degrees and a fleet of about 400 spectators aboard four excursion boats.
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Kirkner Leads Pio Honors With 648 For Top Bowling Finish
North End businessman Ley Kirkner rolled 212 224 212 for a 648 series in Troy Area bowling with teams from Alpha Alleys and the Businessmen's League. High game went to Len Mall with 248 in the Earl beiden League at Lathany Howl. Women’s high series was Alice Eliot 363 in the Jack so Ave Women’s League at Colises Arena. Numerous players posted 200-plus series across Alpha Beta and Colises leagues including Kay Bing 234 and Ruth Cowie son 212 480.
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Pirie Quits British Track For South Africa Then New Zealand
AP reports Gordon Pirie, famed British runner and outspoken figure, leaves Britain after dissolving ties with the domestic track scene. He intends to race in South Africa, emigrate to New Zealand with his wife Shirley, and shows a slim chance of returning for the 1960 Olympic Games. He has been a controversial athlete, clashing with the press and authorities over permissions.
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Montreal Wins 4-1 Over Toronto in West Finals
In the International League West finals, Montreal defeats Toronto 4-1 to advance. Key players and inning details omitted in fragmentary report.
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