Yankees Crush White Sox With Home Run Parade
York Yankees, trailing in recent form, crushed the Chicago White Sox 6 2 behind a trio of fourth inning homers by Mickey Mantle Jerry Lumpe and Norm Siebern. Ryne Duren relieved to win after three losses, striking out batters and finishing strong in the final two innings.
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Sox
Early Wynn
Mickey Mantle
Jerry Lumpe
Norm Siebern
Jpdimes
Yankee
Ryne Duren
Bob Turley
Mth
Duren
Billy Goodman
Sherm Lollar
Edgewood Club Juniors Tourney Pairings Listed
Edgewood Country Club sponsored juniors golf tournament pairings have been made according to co chairman Edmond C. Quear and play will get underway at 8:90 a m Thursday.
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Cochairman
Edmond C. Quear
Lay
Quear
Pirates and Arabs Cup WRC Tilts Unfold Summer Junior Golf
JocateSnave plans three summer tournaments for Andersons Young golfers with four divisions for ages 11 and under through 17. Early events are medal play followed by a August match play championship at the club. Madison Heights and Pendleton face tough rounds while Markleville and Highland compete in a 18-hole cadence. The Juniors tourney roster includes coaches Quear and Vaught with local families, and notable performances by Paul Brad, Tom Boots, and others across multiple matches.
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Anderson
Madison Heights
Markleville
White River
Pendleton
Jeville
Highland
Lie Graybiel
Paul Brad
Ford
Edfoot
Quear
Bagger
Don George Vaught
Seth Corbin
Sutton
Teague
Honnold
Reg
France
Jerry
Tom Boots
Tompiv’ Bolles
Pirates
Pat Michaels
Jane Br
Petre Quen Benin
Debbie Dunbar
Sue Stoker
Nolan Reed
Ene Gaston Seal
Aera
Cotton
Camille
Kin
Highlanders
Jill Mathew
Charlie
Mack
Grandison
Smith
Downs
Brown
Five New High School Track Marks Accepted
The National Federation of State High School Associations announced five new high school track records. Mel Clipper of Pasadena set 2.06 for 220 yards, Dave Mills of Lakewood clocked 46.6 for 440 yards, Cyral Bleson of Cottage Grove posted 4:18.2 for the mile, Dallas Long and Geseen of Breckenridge cleared 6 feet 3 1/2 inches in the shot put, and a sprint medley relay time of 3:29.2 was achieved by Boise, Idaho, with Wayne Porter, Bill Hearon, Lynn Gray, and Kenneth Taylor.
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National Federation of State High School Associations
Mel Clipper
Pasadena
Galt
Dave Mills
Lakewood
Ohi
Cyral B Leson
Cottage Grove
Ore
Dallas
Long
Geseen
Brecker
Aliough Materil
Wayne Porter
Bill Hearon
Lynn Gray
Kenneth Taylor
Baytown
Tex
Boise
Ida
House Backs Antitrust Exemptions For Pro Sports
The House passed a sweeping antitrust exemption bill for professional baseball, football, hockey and basketball to allow club owners to continue present practices. It shields the reserve clause draft territorial rights TV radio rules and sports commissions. Ford Frick supported the move but urged quick Senate action to turn it into law.
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House
Senate
Francis E. Walter
D-Pa
New York
Ford Frick
Frick
Spahn Stops Giants with 2-1 Braves Win Behind Cubs Adcock
Warren Spahn allowed three hits as the Milwaukee Braves beat the San Francisco Giants 2 to 1. Ed Mathews and Joe Adcock hit home runs to pace the Braves, increasing their lead in the National League pennant race to 3½ games. Harber’s 2 hitter features BA loop contests here.
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SF Giants
Milwaukee
Warren Spahn
Ed’ Mathews
Joe Adcock
Giants
Milwaukee Braves
San Francisco
Harber
YMCA Boys Tour Baker Funeral Home Schedule
YMCA Boys plan a morning tour of Baker Brothers Funeral Home with Mr. Pike guiding. They will meet at the Y at 9 a.m., hike to the funeral home, then move to the Branch Y for lunch and games until 12:30. Boys should bring a sack lunch and an open swim follows at the pool.
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Xmla Boys
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Pike
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Pearl Streets
Butler Bulldogs Clinch ICC All-Sports Title In 1957-58
Butler University won the Indiana Collegiate Conference all-sports championship for 1957-58 with 79 points, based on seven varsity sports. DePauw finished second with 67 points, Ball State third with 62, and Pittsburgh finished sixth with 0 points amid a chaotic recap of conference results.
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Jones
Ray
Musewshi
Muncet
Tts
Eatre Legtton
Red Sox
Furtes
Deep Fine
Maual Beyerand Stara
Cleveland Indians
Bowling Scores Highlight Thursday Mixed Matches
The report lists scores from SHURSDAY MIXED bowling with team notes and individual tallies. Key players include Keith Five and Ken Lockridge who dominated their lines, while Urban League and Markleville prepare for Saturday clashes and a league meeting is set for Thursday night at the Bulletin office.
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I Riggs
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Strugel
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Lockridge
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Lasqne
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Drewry
Jy F . League
Syed
Bulletin
Dorne
M. Schmidt
Men—R. Lawrence
Ieeeai
R. Forge
J. Greene
St. John's University
R. Tanner
Marsh
Freels, Sons
Metropolitan
Col
Greenlee
Allege
Johnson
Briggs Secures First Major Victory With 30-0 Shutout
In Connie Mack Stadium on Tuesday night Jack Briggs hurled a 30 inning shutout to lead Chicago’s win over the Philadelphia Phillies. The game featured a late lead by the Bums despite Briggs strong outing and a notable performance by Jacut Lande, Ene Ana 5.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Tomers
Gil Hodges
Joe Pignatano
Redlegs
Dodgers
Don Newcombe
Ycago
Jack Briggs
Philadelphia Phillies
Connie Mack Stadium
Monarchs Beat Falstaffs 10-4 At Memorial Field
Kansas City Monarchs defeated the Anderson Falstaffs 10 to 4 in front of the season’s largest crowd. McKnight and Hair led the visitors with three hits each, while Falstaffs star Fred Simpson had three singles in four at bats. Line score shows Monarchs 201 060 010. Falstaffs 100 001 002. Townsend and McKnight pitched for KC, Parks and Jeffcoat handled Falstaffs.
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Anderson Falstaffs
Memorial Field
Fred Simpson
Kansas City
McKnight
Hair
Townsend
E. Parks
Jeffcoat
Treinan
Weill Denied Mitt License In California Fight Promoter Shaken
California boxing board denies Weill license to co promote the Patterson Vand Roy heavyweight title bout in Sacramento. Hollywood Legion Stadium partner Weill vows next move but hints fight may move to New York. Cus D Amato faces shakeup as promoter. Kilroy cites discrepancies in Weill Carbo ties. decision delays since June 14.
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Tte Cammion
Ater
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Weill
Ed Underwood
Hollywood Legion
Hollywood
Underwood
Patterson
Cus d’Amato
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D'Amato
Dan 0. Kilroy
Commission
Frankie Carbo
Carbo
Kilroy
Ray Robinson
Carmen Basilio
Chicago
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