Hogan Boros Lead U S Open Start At Winged Foot
Ben Hogan and Julius Boros emerge as the top threats in the 1959 U S Open at Winged Foot Golf Club Mamaroneck New York. Hogan has a record unrivaled in Open history while Boros has posted five straight strong finishes, including a 1954 62 performance and a 1957 second place.
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All Star Game Drought Ends As Yankees Rally In LA
NY led by Whitey Ford starter and Ford Frick negotiations set a TV friendly start. Norm Siebern homer in first helps build early lead before Yankees surge. Joe DeMaestri drives key hits while Mantle, Skowron provide offense. Antonio Antonelli pitches Giants past Pirates 6 2 with Haok and Stuart homers.
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Senators Trip Chicago Sox
Washington edged Chicago 7-4 as Turk Lown allowed three eighth inning runs. Bob Allison hit two homers, his 13th and 14th of the season, tying the game in the seventh. Tex Clevenger earned the win in two relief innings while Nellie Fox led Chicago with two singles and a triple.
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Union and Wittenberg Reach NCAA Small College Final
Union University of Jackson Tenn and Springfield’s Wittenberg College won Tuesdaysemifinals to advance to the Midwestern regional championship in Springfield Ohio Union seized a five run fourth inning powered by a Charley Wingo homer to beat Valparaiso 7 6 Union collected 12 hits as Valparaiso countered with Larry Goeglein homering in the fifth Valparaiso’s season record fell to 12 6 Union 15 2 Valparaiso 12 hits 6 errors Union pitchers Holin Gozon Kutansky and Hopkins aided by Wingo played.
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Hackett-Mace tops Tipton twice in junior league action
Hackett-Mace defeated Tipton 60 and 114 in a doubleheader at Memorial Field. Chuck Graybiel struck out 17 Tipton batters and allowed no runs in game one, Sutton led Anderson with three singles in a 7 hit attack, while Burgan provided the only Tipton hit off Graybiel. In game two Hackett-Mace scored all runs in the first four innings, Shafer and Graybiel contributed two hits apiece. Alexandria visits Hackett-Mace Thursday for the 7:15 opener, with Frankfort as the locals' foe at 7:30. Meanwhile, golf pros Jim Javan and Tony Ondrus joined Meadow Meadow Country Club as assistant pros for the season, bringing prior experiences from West Palm Beach and Meadow Brook.
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Judge Helps Clear Path For Title Go
In a four day trial Judge Kaufman ruled that if a proposed return bout agreement extended beyond February 14 1958 it would be unreasonable and unenforceable. The decision centers on Eddie Machen and Jo Hansson with Johansson’s manager Edwin Ahlqvist denying authority to sign the deal under duress.
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Thomson Banks Homer To Help Cubs Romp 8 4
Cubs routs Reds 4 0 as Thomson and Banks homer led a high scoring win. Banks 19th homer and a clutch Ernie Banks blast set the tone for Chicago at Wrigley Field.
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Knecht Named Crawfordsville Football Coach Succeeding Huntsman
Glenn J. Knecht, previously football coach at Anderson Highland High School, was named head football coach at Crawfordsville High School to replace Jerry Huntsman who resigned to take a similar post at Huntington. A Cincinnati native, Knecht played at Purdue University and graduated in 1955.
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Central Indiana Baseball League Formed for 1989 Season
The CIBL affiliates with NBC in 1959 to form a new Central Indiana Baseball League for the 1989 season. Orville Lafayette of Marion and Haven of Anderson serve as league president. Frankfort and Wabash are included in the league setup anchored by the National Baseball Congress in Wichita Kansas.
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