Wildcats Face Elimination as Texas Drives Mental Barrier
Arizona lost the District 6 playoff opener to Texas 4-2 at Billy Goat Hill. Marv Dutt and Gordon Bergthold were set to start the de ciding game as Coach Lancet blamed mental lapses and fielding jitters for the defeat while Bibb Falk warned of further adjustments if a third game is needed.
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Austin
Tex
Arizona
Wildcats
Billy Goat Hill
Texas
Cats
Marv Dutt
Longhorns
Frank Lancet
Gordon Bergthold
Lancet
Bibb Falk
Omaha
Frank
Dutt
Bergthold
Tom) Belcher
Falk
Bob Callaway
Bob Maxwell
Terry Jackson
Skaisgir
Dan Bales
Tom Celli
Celli
Ken Hunt
Luis Bachelier
Callaway
Tucson
Cat Tales—Zeller
Lancer
Gus
Bob
Bob Smith
Craig Morrison
John Vincent
Eddie Wilson
Indians Ride Bullpen Aces To Tight AL Race
The Cleveland Indians surged within one game of first place with a seven game winning streak led by right-handers Frank Funk Barry Latman and Bob Allen. Latman improved to 4-0 in a 7-5 win over Washington as Cleveland piled up 15 hits.
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Associated Press
Cleveland Indians
Jimmy Akes
Frank Funk
Barry Latman
Bob Allen
Cleveland
Ing
Frank Baumann
New York
Minnesota Twins
Los Angeles Angels
Baltimore
Ron Moeller
Kansas City
Boston
Red Sox
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Los Angeles Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
San Francisco
St. Louis
Chicago
Cubs
Indians
Johnny Antonelli
Bobby Locke
Washington
John Gabler
Latman
Jimmy Piersall
Johnny Romano
Spirit pays off Tigers shock Detroit fans
Tigers surge to first in the American League under manager Bob Scheffing as good pitching and hitting drive long-season optimism. Scheffing credits balance and breaks, praising a gutty lineup that refuses to quit despite setbacks. He notes no magic formula, just a cohesive, determined team.
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Detroit
Tigers
Bob Scheffing
Scheffing
Tiger Clubs
al Kaline
Chicago Cubs
Baseball scoreboard shows mixed results across leagues
The scoreboard lists games with several doubleheaders and night matchups. Chicago beats Detroit 8-0 while Cleveland tops Washington 7-5 and New York defeats Minnesota 66-2. Other results include Los Angeles 3 Baltimore 0 and Boston 646 Kansas City 210 with numerous scheduled games tonight and yesterday's scores from the National and American leagues.
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Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
New York
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Boston
Kansas City
Bunning
Wynn Cleveland
Bell
McClain
Kratick
Ford
McBride
Grba
Pappas
Estrada
Walker
Monbovavette
Ween
Minnesota Sweer
Archie Moore Ready for Any Giulio Rinaldi Tactics in Title Bout
Archie Moore the 44 year old light heavyweights veteran says he will ad lib to counter Giulio Rinaldi’s plan to press and crowd him. Moore weighs 178 1 2 pounds and vows to dominate, while sparring partner Greatest and Dr Schiff tout his speed and reflexes.
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Monticello
N. Y
Archie Moore
Giulio Rinaldi
New York
Archie
Rinaldi
Giulio
Catskill Mountain
Moore
Lenoir Opens First Extended Test In Blue and Gray
Bill Lenoir a University of Arizona freshman and former top junior resumes his tennis career today in the first round of the Blue and Gray Tournament in Montgomery Alabama. The competition marks his first extended test in open play since his standout junior year.
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Bill Lenoir
Montgomery
Ala
Lenoir
University of Arizona
Carry Back Under Treatment for Ankle Infection
Carry Back the 3 year old Derby and Preakness winner was being treated for an infection in the left front ankle at Oceanport New Jersey. Dr William O Reed confirmed no fracture and said lameness stems from bacteria after a race while the horse arrived from New York for care. Price, trainer for Katherine Price of Miami, said the horse has a fever and may be out of training depending on his response to treatment.
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Oceanport
N.J
Little Carry Back
William O. Reed
Belmont Park
Carry Back
Reed
Jack Price
van Sunday
New York
Monmouth Park
Louisville
Price
Katherine
Miami
League Leaders in American and National League Batting and Pitching
Baseball batting leaders across the leagues are led by Brandt and Piersall with .383 and .368 averages respectively in the American League. Colavito and Gentile lead RBIs, while Piersall, Robinson, and Wood top hits. In the National League Moon hits .366 and Cepeda leads RBIs with 38, with Aaron and Robinson among leaders in runs. Pitching leaders include Latman and Wynn, each with strong win totals and high strikeout-like markers, across a season acknowledged in these leader lists.
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Brandt
Ball
Plersall
Gentile
Cash
Colavito
Boros
Mantle
Maris
Piersall
Wood
Det
Sievers
Chi
Latman
Moon
Aaron
Mil
Altman
Santo
Hoak
Pitt
Bolling
Wills
Mathews
Aeron
Robinson
Cin
W. Davis
Cepeda
T. Davis
Mays
We LA
Clemente
Syndicate Presses Bid for Chicago White Sox Amid Indecision
Bernard Epton says the Thomas-led syndicate will press to close a 4.8 million offer for the Chicago White Sox and may sue after a 30 day window if motion is refused. Bill Veeck Hank Greenberg and A C Allyn Jr. delay decision citing lack of funds. Greenberg notes money must be posted to secure an option.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Bernard Epton
Danny Thomas
Bill Veeck
Epton
Tually
Veeck
Hank Greenberg
A. C. Allyn Jr
Greenberg
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