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Marion juggled players and Pirates 7-3. and Philadelphia |

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wlenight with Baltimore Orioles,
Sox lost the first 6-4 but won the

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Uthér'American League game.

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eto first In place of young

Ron, Jackson so he could keep
HAebhitter Bob Nieman in the

game, Nieman a long-baill threat ‘
played left field.

‘Nieman wound up hitless but
Nellie Fox tied it at 5-5 with a
homer, And when reliefer Mil-
lard Howeii went 3-0 against
Harry Dorlsh in the seventh,
Marlon. brought on Sandy Con-
sueera to pitch. Sandy got oni
of the frame but was lagged for

a,run-scoring single by Bobby
Noung in the eighth that broke
a. fowr-game Chicago winning.

string.
VOX BELTS SECOND

In the nighteap, Mike Fornic-
les breezed along for six innings
on. a 3-0 lead after Fox had
swatted™ his second homer of the
night;

veventh, Marlon called in Billy
Pleree. And when Pierce falter-
ed with a 2-0 lead in the elelth,
Consteera showed up again to
pack ft away,

In the National,
Dodvers lost to Cincinnat! Red-'
legs 5-2 but stayed 1114 games;
in front as the second- -place Chi-
cago Cubs lost to New York Gi-:
ants 7-2,

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within range of New York Y ankees and holding off)

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be kaveted out the National Boxing Association bantamwvelght
champion last night in the third round of a non-title bout, |
‘he Las Angeles Negro uncorked a jaw-fracturing left hook |

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Raliné, Detroit...

Lallar, Chicaso Wt 24 47 Hi
Runs -Mantle, New York, 5.
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' Dean Stone three-hit the Tribe, |
J. railing 5-4 in the first game,! itt was only the third victory and

Mprion pulled centreflelder Min. :
dic :-Minoso in to play third and

ithird complete game of the sea- |

son for the lefthander. Johnny :
Groth and Roy Stevers homered |
for the Nats, who scored six runs |

in the fourth to beat Bobby Fel-

ler, The Tribe had won five In)

a row.

ROOKIE BEATS DODGERS
Rookie (Rudy) Minarein gave |

Brooks four hils and had them

shut out on two safetles until the

ninth when Junior Gilliam hom- as the climax of the week-long ‘will be resehed Friday,

cred after‘a walk. Carl Erskine
was the loser as Gus Bell singled,
coubled and homered for three
of the Redleg runs. It was only
the 4th defeat of the season for
Dodgers.

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iu a 2-2 ball game fur Giants, :

‘with reefer Paul Giel hitting:

‘a double to start the rally that’
-brought his first: major dengue

victory, Paul Minner lost it as:
the Glants moved to within 1's

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sue¢l his first walk to open the’

Herm Wehmeier
Braves on six hits.
luoking for his ninth vietory, left

with his fourth defeat after he
issned ao walk with the bases

‘Phils,

Red Schoendienst ane
-Hemus homered to eet Cards
‘rolling but Bill Virdon’s two-run
Clout put it away In the seventh. ;
‘Paul Lapalme saved Luis Ar-
royo's seventh victory,

Mel Parnell won his first of the
season for Red Sox, with help. and almost had

stopped,
Gene Conley, |
‘MeLish beat Oakland's Don Fer.
rarese ina Uipht pilehing duel, -

Olymoie Committee. Sets
Rome As 1960 Games Site

PARIS w—The International |

‘Olympic Committee today aw. the heart of Paris, i

‘arded the 1960 summer games to,
Rome.

The voling—most impertani in}
the world of sportss-was taken |

ioc mes ting in the Cercle Inter- ;

Dackes, Rainiers
Both Score Wins

by The Assotanted Press }

fan Diero and Seattle are |
maintaining their relatively eve:
morace for the Pacifie Coast
League pennant while the rest of
‘the field lags Ble to 1} games
behind.

The league-leading Padra’s Cal

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1-0 Wednesday night. It kept:

Hoaded in a two-run fifth by the San Diego twe games in front of {from the natlonal footbnit lot- ;
“Seattle, whose Rainiers whacked ‘tery, which brings In about 600.-

Solly San Francisco 10-2.

Elsewhere third-place Holly-
wood wats shut oul by Portland, |
‘1-0, and Los Angeles heat §
ramenta, 6-2,

At Seattle, Elmer Sing!eton

a shutout for,

from Tom Hurd in a four-ran Ds 10th vietory in 15 starts.

|Kansas City ninth.

Jackie Jen-!

“sen hit a two-run homer fa the!

j}-hit Boston attack as winless PCL Standings

‘Ray Herbert iost his sixth.

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