Minoso Lifts Indians as Chisox Stumble in Slump
Cleveland beat Baltimore 10 2 led by Minnie Minoso with 29 RBIs this season. White Sox drop to near cellar after leaving 399 runners on base and eight per game while Sherm Lollar leads with 28 RBIs. Cleveland comeback also fueled by Gary Bell two hits and five strikeouts in first major league win.
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Associated Press
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VFW Beats Clearbrook 7-1 In Pony League Tilt
VFW overcomes early 1-0 deficit to defeat Clearbrook 7-1 at Senseny Park. Foster earned the win with 12 strikeouts over seven innings, while Rush took the loss allowing nine hits and three errors aided the visitors. Key hits by McDaniel Dietz Rush Russell and multiple players sparked a six-run sixth inning.
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Winchester Women Win Golf Match
The Winchester women defeated Front Royal 7 to 5 at home. Ernestine Jones had low gross for Front Royal while Mrs William Elmer posted low net. For Winchester, Mrs F L Largent Jr had low gross and Mrs Paul Terretta low net. Friday the Virginia State Association will rate the course.
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Front Royal
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William Elmer
F. L. Largent, Jr
Paul Terretta
Winchester Golf Club
Virginia State Association
Terretta Wins Ladies Tourney at Winchester Golf Club
Mrs. Paul Terretta wins the 18 hole portion of the Ladies Day Match at Winchester Golf Club in a Blind 9 Hole Handicap event. Mrs. F L Largent Jr places second and Mrs. W O Grove takes the nine hole section.
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Paul Terretta
F. L. Largent, Jr
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Double Plays Turned Against Him In Sixth Inning
In the sixth, the batter was thrown out at home by center fielder Russell, marking his third double play of the game and the third against Clearbrook. The sequence capped a disasterous frame as the victim again failed to reach safely.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights From Tuesday Results
National League standings show San Francisco Milwaukee Cincinnati and Chicago in close races with St Louis and Pittsburgh. Philadelphia beat Los Angeles 3 2 while Pittsburgh edged San Francisco 5 4. Cincinnati St Louis game postponed by rain. American League results include Detroit Boston and Kansas City wins with New York leading the pack.
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Mitchell EUB, Buckley-Lages win at Senseny Park
In a mixed bill at Senseny Park last night EUB defeated White Post 6 1 in a Church League game and Buckley-Lages edged the Clarke County Travelers 6 5 in a City League affair. The Church game could have ended in the second inning.
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Terry Foster No-Hit Victory in Little League Thriller
Terry Foster pitched five innings of no-hit ball striking out 13 as Shoecenter beat Roman Koman 12-0 at Rouss Park. A grand slam by Bun Shults and a two-run homer by Foster highlighted a five inning rout with Foster contributing two doubles and a run batted in.
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Don Newcombe Nears Winner Circle After Loss to Phillies
Los Angeles AP describes Don Newcombe pitching nine innings for the first time this season in a 3-2 defeat by the Phillies. It was his fifth loss, with no wins since last September. He reports improved back and only a slight arm ache, despite 11 hits and four strikeouts.
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Philadelphia
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Newcombe
Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
Baseball leaders across leagues show Nieman of Baltimore hitting .367 with 100 at bats and Kuenn of Detroit at .341. Cerv of Kansas City leads runs with 38 and RBIs with 45, while Mays and Banks pace power and hits for the National League. Pitching leaders include Turley 9-1-900 and Purkey 8-1 889 with top strikeout marks by Harshman and Jones.
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Shoreham hosts Giardello Szuzina bout for Big Brothers
At the Shoreham Hotel a high society crowd will dine on the terrace and watch Giardello versus Szuzina in an outdoor boxing event to benefit Big Brothers of America. ABC will televise at 10 p.m. EDT.
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ABC
Footballer Chooses Amputation After Injury Settlement
Tony Welch 19 of Dunsmuir Calif has had his right leg amputated. He previously received 206804 in damages from Dunsmuir High School District for a 1955 injury in a game with Enterprise High School of Redding. His father Cecil Wacell said the decision aimed to allow the son to sit in a wheelchair.
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Tony Welch
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Redding
Olympic Wrestler Dan Hodge Wins First Pro Bout
Dan Hodge, Olympic wrestler turned boxer, debuted with a one round knockout of Norm Jackson in Scranton. A body shot drop and a follow up left hook sealed the victory in 1 12 minutes, prompting an immediate purse hold by Pennsylvania Athletic Commission chief Jim Crowley pending investigation.
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