Hillsdale Ready for Detroit Stop in lavish training voyage
The four year old Hillsdale, owned by C. W. Catfish Smith, sails from Audley Farm Berryville to Detroit for exhibition Friday and Saturday before a September 15 purse in New York. The Take Away son has earned over 575000 this year and will train in Belmont after a van ride to Detroit.
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Audley Farm
Berryville
Detroit
New York
Aqueduct
Take Away
Johann
C. W
Catfish” Smith
Belmont
Michigan
Audley
Marty Fallon
Louisville
Hollywood Park
James F. Edwards
Grayson Greer
Charles Town
West Virginia
Mathews Stars As Braves Rally For 6-4 Win Over Reds
Eddie Mathews homered twice with a man aboard as Milwaukee upended Cincinnati 6-4 to seize second place. Henry Aaron added his 20th homer, Bob Rush shone in relief, and Joe Adock extended his hit streak to 19 games as Cubs, Giants, and White Sox posted various victories.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Braves
Eddie Mathews
Eddie
Cincinnati
Henry Aaron
Joe Adock
Bob Rush
Juan Pizarro
Chicago
Cubs
Los Angeles
San Francisco Giants
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Philadephia
White Sox
Cleveland
Detroit
Indians
Kansas City
Boston
Baltimore
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
Don Drysdale
Ernie Banks
Sammy Taylor
Alvin Dark
Irv Noren
Men’s Major Duckpin League Planned at Health Center Lanes
A meeting at Health Center Lanes outlined plans for a men’s Major Duckpin League with eight four man teams. Bowling is set for Mondays at 9 15 p m. A committee of Charles Ebert Briscoe Gin and Chug White will draft rules and invite interested duckpinners to contact them.
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Health Center Lanes
Charles Ebert
Briscoe Gin
Chug White
Shoemaker Reaches 3 500 Wins With Mad Duchess
Jockey Willie Shoemaker, near his 28th birthday, notches his 3 500th win aboard Mad Duchess at Arlington Park amid a foot injury layoff. He ascended to 3 502 total wins for the year, keeping a lead over rival Bob Ussery as his career mounts reach 13 751 with a $21 early payoff in his first victory aboard Shafter V.
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Shoemaker
Arlington Park
the Shoe
Golden Gate Fields
California
Mad Duchess
Bob Ussery
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Shafter V
Baseball Scores Across Cities Highlight Pacific Coast League Action
In the Pacific Coast League standings and results, Sacramento beat Portland 2-1 in 2nd game that lasted 10 innings. Spokane defeated Salt Lake City 12-7 in a protested replay, then Salt Lake City won 12-2 in a regular game. Seattle edged Phoenix 4-3 in 11 innings.
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Sacramento
Portland
Spokane
Salt Lake City
Seattle
Phoenix
Vancouver
San Diego
Shoecenter Outlasts Huntsberry To Reach Finals
In the Little Minor League, Shoecenter defeated Huntsberry 9 to 6 to advance to the final. Jim Ross earned the win with seven strikeouts over six hits, while Rickard took the loss. Plotner won the nightcap for Buncutter Oil, 16 to 10, with an eight hit effort and 11 walks. Plumly led with two extra hits.
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Shoecenter
Huntsberry
Buncutter Oil
Koman Brothers
Jim Ross
Rickard
Ross
S. Headley
Chester
Plotner
Pitcock
Haines
Plumly
Buncutter
Shuykendall
League Leaders By The Associated Press Baseball Stats
National League batting leaders include Aaron at Milwaukee with 165 hits and 370 at bats. Banks Chicago leads with 108 RBIs and 34 home runs. Pinson Cincinnati tops runs with 93. Pitching: Face Pittsburgh 15-0. Antonelli San Francisco 16-6. Other stats list Kuenn Detroit .348, Williams Kansas City 30 doubles, Allison Washington 8 triples.
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Associated Press
National League
Aaron
Milwaukee
Cunningham
St. Louis
Pinson
Cincinnati
Banks Chicago
Robinson
Aaron Milwaukee
Cimoli
Neal
Los Angeles
Mathews
White St. Louis
Kuenn
Detroit
Kaline
Yost
Power
Cleveland
Colavito
Killebrew
Washington
Fox
Chicago
Williams
Kansas City
Runnels
Boston
Allison
McDougald
New York
Washing
Famed Racing Mare Gallorette Destroyed
The famed racing mare Gallorette was destroyed yesterday due to a bad leg. She was buried on Marie A. Moore’s Fauquier County farm near The Plains. Gallorette raced from 1944 to 1948 and was named America’s greatest racing mare in 1955 by the American Trainers Association.
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Warrenton
Marie A. Moore
the Plains
Fauquier County
America
Assn
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Roseburg
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Motor City
Bob Rosburg
Cary Middlecoff
Neaby
Handsome Hillsdale
New Aqueduct
Ginny Royston
Becquer
Meadowbrook Country Club
Don Finsterwald
Art Wall
Billy Casper
Arnold Palmer
Julius Boros
Tommy Bolt
Pete Cooper
Jerry Barber
Roberto Clemente
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Robin Roberts
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Willie Shoemaker
Kalliais
Associated Press International League
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Rochester
Columbus
Montreal
Havana
American Assn
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Fort Worth
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Charleston
Minneapolis
Houston
Omaha
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Antonelli
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Drysdale
S. Jones
Aparicio
Mantle
Shaw
McLish
Wynn
Score
Jake Yost
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Lucky Barrel Showroom
Seiberling
Carbo Jet
Blackwall
TIRE
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Winchester
Seiberling Portage
Triumph
Shenandoah
Riverton
South Fork
North Fork
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