Pirates Take First Place Block On July Fourth After 28 Years
The Pittsburgh Pirates push atop the NL with a 4-3 10 inning win over the Dodgers, ending Milwaukee’s surge. Milwaukee’s six losses in nine games threaten first place as St Louis and Chicago split doubleheaders. Ernie Broglio wins both Cards games in relief. Dick Stuart drives late with a two run 10th for Pittsburgh. Orioles?
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Ron Piche
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Dick Stuart
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Dodgers
Roberto Clemente
Pirates
Baseball scores and schedule from the National League
AP reports Friday results St Louis 8 7 Milwaukee 7 5 in 10 innings Pittsburgh 4 Los Angeles 3 in 10 Cincinnati 5 Chicago 3 in 12 Philadelphia rain delayed games Sunday and Monday schedules list matchups including Milwaukee St Louis Los Angeles Pittsburgh and Chicago with multiple doubleheaders and postponed games due to rain
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Serene
Seeane
Grace Bible Triumphs in Wet Diamond Thriller 10-11
Grace Bible defeated EUB 11-10 on a rain softened field as a three run seventh inning sealed the win. Bill Carter and Ken Eyre led the offense for EUB while Grace Bible pitcher Jack Burleson earned the victory. First Brethren edged Braddock Street 6-5 in the nightcap as Montague remains in second with eight wins and one loss.
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Fred Burleson
Adam Myers
Braddock St
Bowlers duel as duckpins spark morning league play
Lexie Jackson tallies 213 in a season best as Giants lose to Red Sox 2–0. Pirates beat Indians while Tigers defeat Cubs, and Dodgers fall to White Sox. In Major Men's League, Creswell tops with 398 in a Cav e's winless night.
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White Sox
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Bob Butt
Evan Creswell
Charles Swartz
West Virginia
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Joe Zimmerman
Mike Perry
Butts
Cave
Allen Carter
Bugne Funkhouser
Carter
Larrick
Jim Fiddler
Jack Larrick
Dempsey Sees Patterson Johansson Rematch Not Likely
In Pittsburgh, former champ Jack Dempsey predicts Patterson and Johansson will never meet again. He suggests Sonny Liston could beat both and blasts boxing for monopolies and mishandled title bouts while promoting his biography tour.
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Ingemar Johansson
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Patterson
Sonny Liston
Johansson
Ruths Record Won't Be Broken Says Maris
New York Yankee outfielder Roger Maris, 25, insists Babe Ruth’s single season home run record will not be surpassed. Maris, who has 25 homers, says he aims to have a good season and help the Yankees win, not chase Ruth's mark. The record stands with Ruth at 60 in 1927. Foxx and Greenberg came closest at 38.
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Hank Greenberg
Girl Scouts Attend Camp White Rock itineraries listed
Blue Ridge Area Girl Scout Council reports Camp White Rock sessions from July 3 to July 16. Intermediates and Seniors from Sherwood and Hemlock groups are named, with attendees from Bluff and Pioneer sites listed.
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Scott Kern
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Cassie Green
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Ann Sprint
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Ellen Kelly
Cindy Flowers
Dreusilla Koonce
Julie Bowen
Carol Haines
Linda Klafehn
Kiane Yeakle
Susan Snapp
Jan Bame
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Bluff
Mary Knight
Katie Glaize
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Cathy Compton
Deborah Biggs
Elizabeth Massie
Pat Rogers
Linda Snyder
Ann Sybert
Pioneer
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Pat Forbes
Linda Mallory
Sharon Moore
Courtney Gibb
Mary Scully
Elise Hortenstine
Sharon Wolfe
Judy Belchie
Lindsay Massie
Jean Iden
Anniversary Services Set in Park
The twenty fourth anniversary of Shenandoah National Park dedication will be observed today tomorrow and Monday. Open air programs begin 8 15 p m with events at Big Meadows Amphitheater Lewis Mountain Campfire Circle and Skyland Campfire Circle on July 2 4.
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Tennessee
Calvin Coolidge
Skyline Drive
Wilson Gifted FDR the League Draft Table
The sentence reports that President Woodrow Wilson gave Franklin D. Roosevelt the table where he drafted the initial League of Nations plan. This ties Wilson to Roosevelt and to the historic peace project linked to the League's early development.
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Major League Leaders Summary for Consistent 1959 Stat Leaders
Baseball leaders across the American League include Minnie Minoso of Chicago with 87 hits and 60 runs by Maris of New York and Gentile of Baltimore also prominent. Don Minoso stars. Maris leads RBIs with 64. Aparicio Chicago leads stolen bases with 16.
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1965 MLB Stat Leaders Snapshot
The data outlines season leaders across categories. Mays of San Francisco tops at bats and runs with 361 and 6, respectively. Banks leads RBIs with 65, while Mays collects 95 and 59 hits.
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Little Minor League Baseball Proving Itself
The Little Minor League system at Senseng Ball Park strengthens the Little Major League setup in Winchester. Star grads Sloan Kuykendall Steve Milburn Ronnie Hibbard Jimmy Butler and John Costello boost top clubs. Over half of six inning games end by one run and a recent Koman Brothers versus Lupton clash featured seven innings and six runs after a Wymer homer and errors. New equipment and strong parental interest mark this season with large crowds at all sessions.
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Stockton Fight Result and Puccini Death Note
Stockton fighter Dommy Ursua defeated Mario Delson by knockout in Stockton. The report also notes Giacomo Puccini, the Italian opera composer, died in Brussels on November 29, 1924, with mention of his famous works La Bohème Tosca and Madame Butterfly.
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US stars push Olympic bid as Thomas tops world high jump
In Stanford trials, John Thomas set a world high jump record of 7 feet 3 inches as U.S. athletes dominated events. While record efforts soared, several veterans failed to qualify, including Bill Nieder and Greg Bell, with finals still set for multiple track events and field events on the schedule.
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Nieder
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Boston U Student Tops Jump Record at Olympic Trials
John Thomas of Boston University set a world record with 7 feet 3 3/4 inches at the Olympic trials in Stanford. He failed three times at 7 feet 4 1/4 inches while aiming for the Olympic team and Rome gold, after a rise from a 4 1/2 feet start in high school.
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Plumly Holds 1st In North Side Brunswick Loop
Lumber Jills swept C P Rebels in the North Side Lady Brunswick League. Irma Bryan led winners with 171 458 and Mary Hodson 82 415. Evelyn Moreland 161 392 and Mary Lou Ramey 137 392 led losers. Charlotte Carter 174 505 and Merle Inlow 175 446 propelled Team No 4 past Royal Jewelers. Rosa Reid 155 409 and Mable Kiracofe 155 404 led the other side.
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Inlow
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Composition of dynamite ratios in historical context
The text states dynamite consists of 75 percent nitroglycerine and 25 percent kieselguhr, the latter described as an earthy sediment containing flint. It notes kieselguhr as a stabilizing absorbent in the explosive mix.
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