Big League Box Scores Blend Sluggers and Strikes Across Five Games
Summary of multiple late season baseball box scores detailing runs hits errors and pitching lines. Notable performances include Berra homering for New York and Larsen securing the win in Detroit. Raschi and Sullivan strong for their teams. Zernial homers for Kansas City. Clemente Pafko and Aaron driving Pittsburgh Milwaukee scoring.
Cleveland Beats Washington In Rain-Soaked Baseball Game
Cleveland wins 5 to 7 at Washington as Stone earns the victory. Maglie takes the loss after 6 runs allowed across 2 innings while Feller and Mossi also work in relief. Runners reach base with multiple two base hits from Oravetz Dente and Foiles, and key RBIs by Run nels Courtney Umphiett Vernon and Sievers. Attendance 9,156.
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Hoak, Reese lead Brooklyn comeback in Chicago loss
Brooklyn and Chicago combined for an 8 to 6 game with Reese and Snider driving multiple runs. Reese hit a home run and collected three RBIs while Snider added two homers and three RBIs as Chicago prevailed.
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Baseball game summary: New York vs Cincinnati
The box score shows New York 12 runs to Cincinnati 9 with Dark and Rhodes leading at bat. Rhodes and McMillan tallied multiple hits and Rhodes had three RBIs while Thurman and Post homered for New York. Cincinnati pitchers Klippstein and Minarcin allowed several runs as offensive output surged late.
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Mets Lose to Phillies in Sloppy Philadelphia Tilt
In Philadelphia the Phillies beat the Dodgers 4 to 3. Morgan and Ashburn drove in runs for the Phillies while Ennis and Greengrass contributed for St. Louis. Miller earned the win. Jackson took the loss as Artoc struck out in late frames. Left-Philadelphia 9, St. Louis 6. Attendance 8,455.
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Jalopy Races Set Tonight at Rodeo Field Speedway
The eighth jalopy show of the season presented by Arizona Speedways Inc features modified stock cars on the quarter mile dirt track at Rodeo Field Speedway. NASCAR sanctioned program begins at 8:30 p m with a trophy dash heat races a special event and a 30 lap main. Time trials start at 7:30 p m.
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Industrialist Hopkins Pushes Idea Golf as Olympic Possibility
Industrialist John Jay Hopkins flew to Geneva to seek European support for including golf in the next Olympic games in Melbourne. Hopkins, head of General Dynamics and founder of the International Golf Association, argues golf’s global popularity and its fundraising potential justify Olympic status.
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Corcoran
Averages and Leaders From July Baseball Statistics
A-M figures compiled by William J. Weiss list batting and pitching leaders for various teams with July games noted. Key names include Moises Camacho, Ralph Wilcox, Manuel Magallon, and Jim Peete among others, with stats on runs, hits, RBIs, strikeouts, wins, and bases on balls.
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Misty Morn Leads 12 in Monmouth Oaks Field at Oceanport
Misty Morn headlined a 12 entry Monmouth Oaks field at Oceanport New Jersey in the 32nd running for 50 000 dollars with topweight 121 pounds. The Wheatley Stable entry Blue Sparkler and Manotick among challengers alongside Eddie Arcaro riding Misty Mora who previously won the Providence Stakes and Molly Pitcher.
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Pikes Peak Meet Semis Set After Tight Quarters
Claude Post of Wichita defeated Joe McCarty of Denver 3 and 2 in the Pikes Peak Invitational quarterfinals. Ed Hopkins of Abilene rallied to beat Doc Sandy 2 and 1. Pete Adams and Chuck Briggs won their matches to reach the semis with Hopkins meeting Briggs and Post facing Adams in the Patty Jewett course 18-hole semis. The title match is scheduled for tomorrow.
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Hopkins
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Blackwell
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Cheesbourg Tops Globe Open Joply at Globe-Miami Speedway
Bill Cheesbourg of Tucson won the 40 lap open jalopy race at Globe-Miami Speedway after a five car pile up on the third lap. Jim Stapley was forced out after winning the first trophy clash and Dutch Bodenheimer took the second prize.
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Tucson
Globe-Miami Speedway
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Stapley
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Rancheretts blank Bisbee team 10–0 in tournament
In Southern Arizona Girls' Softball Tournament action the Rancheretts defeated the Bisbee All-Stars 10 to 0. The Cineplaza Flirts beat Benson 11 to 1, advancing as semifinals set.
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Wooton and Arnold duel for junior girls title in Staten Island
Diane Wooton meets Audrey Arnold for the U S Junior Girls Grass Court Championship singles crown in Staten Island New York. Wooton and Jackie Tegland face Arnold and Pilar Herrero for the doubles title.
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Miss Arnold
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Little League Results from Arizona Leagues
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Briton Leads German Open After First Round
Sidney Scott of Great Britain shot 69 to lead the German Open in Hamburg as Ken Venturi of San Francisco posted 77 in the opening round. Venturi had won the German Amateur tournament earlier in the week.
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Brocato Leads Del Mar Bing Crosby Handicap Field
Bobby Brocato a stakes winner earlier this year heads a nine horse field for the $10,000 added Bing Crosby Handicap at Del Mar. The four year old colt captured the Carter Handicap in New York last month.
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Alianza Wins in Night of Local Showdowns
City and county results highlight Alianza victory as games span from 4:30 p.m. Pirates versus South Side Aces at 6:30 p.m. Double L Drive Irives at 8:30 p.m. Western States Tigers clash with Ajo Copper Kings while FW Rancheros head to West.
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Oury Park Softball Tournament Schedule Highlighted by 17 Teams
City and county notes show the yearly softball tournament at Oury Park begins Monday with 17 entered. A packed weekly slate lists multiple games across venues including Flowing Wells, Santa Rita Park, and Santa Rita venues with weekly matchups, winners, and advancing teams, plus a second tournament featuring Cine Plaza Flirts, Nazarene Church, and Hughes Aircraft among others.
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Phillies sign three rookies to 1956 contracts
The Philadelphia Phillies announced the signing of three rookies catcher Vic Collier of Gaithersburg Maryland pitcher Marvin Lee of Charleston South Carolina and outfielder Henry Marockie of Wheeling West Virginia All signed 1956 contracts and assigned to minor league farm clubs.
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Marciano Slows Pace in Heat Mustering Training
Heavyweight champion Rocky Marciano rests through heat in Grossinger New York camp. He ran seven miles before peak sun and boxed three easy rounds with sparring partner Felix Antonio of Dayton Ohio. He defends title against Archie More on September 20.
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Top-Rated Youth Missing From Semis
In Lafayette Indiana three Californians and an Oklahoma boy reach the National Junior Golf Tourney semi finals as Allen Gieberger the 1954 runner up is upset 2 and 1 by Dick Foote. Foote meets Bill Dunn while Phil Rodgers Advances. Seanor defeats Simmons and Rodgers beats Sommer in the day’s quarter results.
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Ray Terry to lead AF golf team in inter-service tourney
Lt. Ray Terry of Jacksonville heads a five man Air Force squad after winning the world wide Air Force championship with a 72 hole total of 283 at Langley Field. Lt. Bill Morrow finished second with 286 and will join the team along with Lt. Miller Barber Lt. Dick Spangler and T Sgt Harley Long. Brig Gen Ira E Snyder led the senior division with a 238 total for 54 holes.
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Standings and scores from Southern Association and leagues
League notes show Memphis 11 to 1 over Chattanooga while Mobile 8 to 4 over Atlanta and Nashville 3 to 11 innings Birmingham 9 to 2 New Orleans. In Texas League Beaumont 5 to 2 Tulsa 3 to 9 Oklahoma City 6 Shreveport 4 Fort Worth 3 Houston 2. International League Toronto at Montreal ppd Iain Rochester 4 Buffalo 1 Richmond 9 Columbus 6 Syracuse 9 Havana 5.
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Debut Halts for 49ers and Redskins In Exhibition Opener
San Francisco 49ers coach Norman P. Strader leads a revamped staff in an exhibition opener at Kezar Stadium against the Washington Redskins. An expected crowd above 27 000 watches a near replay of 1954 as Y A Tittle and Joe Perry anchor the 49ers offense while Ed die Lebaron starts at quarterback for the Redskins and star Ralph Guglielmi misses the game with College All-Stars duties. The series has San Francisco holding a 4 3 edge in previous meetings with seven total games played.
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Japan Shatters 400 Meter Relay World Record
Japan set a new world record in the 400 meter relay with a time of 3 46.8 besting the United States by one length on the second night of the U S Japan championships. The Americans finished 3 47.6 while Japan led 30 22 in team scoring after two days of three day event.
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Canadians Triumph Over Rotary Champs in Openers
In Lethbridge Alberta the Worland Wyoming Indians defeated Saskatchewan Delisle Sceptre Combines 8-5 to open Rotary International baseball tourney. Other scores included Assiniboia Saskatchewan Aces 2 Spokane Washington George Builders 0 and Southern Alberta Foothills Wheatbelt All-Stars 7 Spokane Fairchild Fliers 5.
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