Redlegs Edge Phils on Suspended Game Then Fall in Regular
Cincinnati wins the suspended 13th inning affair 12-11 but drops the regularly scheduled game 5-4 to Philadelphia in 10 innings. Alex Grammas led the Redlegs with 3 hits in 4 trips, Ed Bailey homered, and Willie Jones delivered the decisive single for Philadelphia as the Phils pull even in the doubleheader.
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Pair Of Fox Doubles Spark White Sox To 3 1 Win
Nellie FoxCollected two doubles as Chicago built a 3 1 victory over Cleveland. Fox drove in one run and scored twice as Billy Pierce won his 12th, allowing seven hits. Fox's timely power and a double steal helped the Sox erase Narleski and hand Cleveland a loss.
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All-Stars to open up in clash with Lions at Soldier Field
Chicago. College All-Stars plan a wide-open style against the Detroit Lions Friday night at Soldier Field. Otto Graham says they cannot outmuscle the pros and will rely on speed and passing to overcome a two touchdown underdog, aiming to make a quick team transition for the 25th midsummer classic. The 1958 squad features size and speed, after a 24-7 scrimmage loss to the Chicago Bears in camp.
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Pirates Rally Stuns Braves as Pennant Fever Grows
Pirates defeat Milwaukee 6 4 at Forbes Field, narrowing NL lead to six games. Night crowd of 38 938 second largest for a Forbes Field night game roars as Pittsburgh fans hail a hot stretch of 16 wins in 21. Manager Murtaugh cautions not yet chasing pennant while GM Joe Brown celebrates. Warren Spahn takes the loss while Bob Friend earns the win.
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Shrine Golf Tourney Scheduled Tuesday
The annual Shrine golf tournament to be staged Tuesday at the Athens Country Club features Dr. Carl M. Bowman as general chairman. More than 100 entries from Southeastern Ohio are expected for the all day event ending with an evening dinner. Prizes will be awarded in various play categories.
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Monday baseball results across leagues
Scores from Chicago versus Cleveland Baltimore facing New York Boston versus Washington Kansas City clashing with Detroit on Monday. No further details provided.
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Middlecoff Wins Milwaukee Open In Record 264
Cary Middlecoff captured the Milwaukee Open with a 16 under par 264 at Tripoli Golf Club earning $13,500. He finished one stroke ahead of Bob Rosburg who totaled 266, while Bill Casper Jr. was third at 267 and Sam Snead tied with Bob Goalby for fourth at 270.
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Showers Threat as Legion Meet Enters 2nd Round
In Columbus rain halted the Ohio American Legion Junior Baseball Tourney, delaying games and forcing shifts to other city fields. Monday’s line scores show close contests among Zanesville, Preeks, Akron, Seabeck, Lancaster, Newark, Defiance, Cincinnati, Columbus, and Portsmouth as teams attempt to complete the second round.
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Stress Placing Emphasis On Browns Punters In Camp
Browns coach Paul Brown stressed punting on Monday with emphasis on punt returns. Junior Wren will punt in the exhibition opener against the Pittsburgh Steelers in Akron, with Kenny Konz handling second duties. Rejected rookies include Jim Thompson Sebest and Ed Prelock, reducing punting candidates.
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Rams Cut Four Rookies From Training Camp
Four rookies were released by the Los Angeles Rams reducing the pool of first year candidates to 24. The cuts announced Monday include Gerald Schweitzer College of the Pacific end George Boyer Florida State center John Klotz Pennsylvania Military Institute tackle and John Mitchell Texas Christian guard. Six remaining rookies are in Chicago preparing for Friday's All Star Detroit Lions game.
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Wimbledon Champs Enter National Meet
Wimbledon champions Althea Gibson of New York and Maria Bueno of Brazil were entered in the 78th National Doubles Tennis Championships at Longwood in Brookline Mass. Britain's Wightman Cup Team Christine Truman and Ann Hayden filed entries. Gibson recently defeated Truman for the Wimbledon singles title.
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Results Revealed for Mixed League Play at Athens Club
The Dubbers upset the Pros 11 to 4. The Hookers defeated the Lodbusters 11 to 5. The Putters and Divdt Diggers and the Slicers Bogies each finished 92 to 64.
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Australian bout ends with Stanley outpointing Williams
In Sydney Bill Stanley defeats Al Williams by outpoint for a noted win. In Las Vegas Jimmy Feaster stops Kid Centella in a separate card. The results place Stanley and Feaster as the decisive victors in their respective bouts.
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Highwood Edges Massillon in World Series Opener
Highwood Illinois defeated Massillon Ohio 1 to 0 in the first round of the Prep League World Series baseball tournament for boys held in Munhall.
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Cubs blank Padres in exhibition game rout
Chicago Cubs defeated San Diego 8-0 in an exhibition game. Moe Drabowsky and Bob Anderson limited the Pacific Coast League club to six hits.
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Schedule of games for morning and afternoon slots
At 9 a.m. Portsmouth faces De fiance while Elyria meets Lancaster and Zanesville plays Steubenville. A 12 noon game pairs Columbus with Piqua. At 1 p.m. Cincinnati takes on Euclid and Newark plays Celina. At 3 p.m. Akron battles Warren.
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Hitters Stars From Both Leagues In 1960 Season Standouts
American League leaders include Mantle 88 runs and Jensen 160 RBIs with Boston, Sievers and Cerv strong in homers. National League top players feature Banks with 34 home runs and Mays 145 hits, while Musial and Ashburn post high at bats and runs.
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Realty Outfit Leads Men’s Booster League Bowling Standings
Realty Outfit, led by Dave ONeal Insurance and Realty, remains top with a 3 to 0 win over A. E. Thomas Insurance in Nelsonville. They own a 23 to 7 record while Pepsi-Cola sits second at 18 to 12. Jokers beat TV Service 2 to 1 and Pepsi-Cola defeated the Clowns 2 to 1. Standings and top bowlers follow.
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Cardinals top Beavers in exhibition game
The St. Louis Cardinals beat the Portland Beavers 7-1 in an exhibition at Portland before 21,029 fans. Portland pitchers yielded 13 hits, including three to Gene Freese who had a double and two singles. George Freese, Portland third baseman and Gene’s brother, homered for the lone Portland run.
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Two Games Tuesday In City Softball Loop
Rained out Monday evening in the City Softball League Swear ingens will meet the Pepsi Coal outfit Tuesday evening at 6 on the Ohio University field. A regularly scheduled game Rob erts Clothing and Royal McBee is also on the schedule for the evening.
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Orioles sweep Yankees as Woodling paces 9-3 win
Gene Woodling went 5-for-5 with three RBIs, four singles and a homer in the 9-3 Orioles win after taking the opener 3-2. Billy Pierce blanked the Indians on two hits through six innings for a 3-1 White Sox victory.
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