Shade Fan Picks All Stars In Big League Showdown
Shade fan Chuck Dailey correctly predicted both leagues’ lineups for the July 9 All-Star game in St. Louis. The Messenger poll included nearly 2000 ballots with Frick revising rosters and Musial making a late surge. The starting lineup featured Wertz, Fox, Kell, Kuenn, Williams, Mantle, Kaline, Berra for the American League and Musial, Temple, Hoak, McMillan, Robinson, Mays, Aaron, Bailey for the National League.
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Ford Frick
Stan Musial
al Kaline
Chuck Dailey
Shade
Vic Wertz
Cleveland
Nelson Fox
Chicago
George Kell
Baltimore
Harvey Kuenn
Detroit
Ted Williams
Boston
Mickey Mantle
New York
Yogi Berra
Johnny Temple
Cincinnati
Don Hoak
Roy McMillan
Frank Robinson
Willie Mays
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
Ed Bailey
Messenger
Yankees edge Orioles as Ford returns in extra innings
Whitey Ford returns from a six week arm layoff to win in relief as the Yankees beat Baltimore 3 2 in 10 innings on Mickey Mantle s 10th inning homer. Detroit defeats Chicago while St Louis tops Milwaukee in NL action.
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Don Weiss
Associated Press
Whitey Ford
New York Yankees
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Yankees
Baltimore
Mickey Mantle
Detroit
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Braves
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
Dick Drott
Brooklyn
Don Drysdale
New York Giants
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George Zaverink
Billy Gardner
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Bob Grim
al Kaline
Charley Maxwell
Jim Bunning
Jim Wilson
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Tim Thompson
Tom Gorman
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Pete Ramos
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Ron Kline
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Granny Hamner
Rip Repulski
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Bob Smith
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Milt Schmidt Signs Three Year Pact To Coach Bruins
Milt Schmidt of the Bruins received a three year contract to coach Boston. Schmidt built a competitive club after the 1956-57 season, steering them from a preseason last place projection to a third place finish despite injuries.
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Bruins
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Schmidt
NHL
Bailey fined fifty by NL for remarks after game with Giants
Cincinnati Redlegs catcher Ed Bailey was fined 50 dollars by National League President Warren Giles for comments directed at umpire Ken Burkhart following Thursday night’s game against the New York Giants. Giles announced the penalty Monday without releasing specifics.
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Cincinnati Redleg
Ed Bailey
Ken Burkhart
New York Giants
National League
Warren Giles
Ailing Paul Waner Reported Recovering
Alpine Texas reported good news about Paul Waner the Hall of Fame outfielder hospitalized with pneumonia. He was said to be recovering and expected to be out of the hospital in three days.
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Coach Resigns at Northwestern High School
Charles R. Asher head football coach and assistant basketball coach resigns to become assistant coach at Euclid High School in Clark County.
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Charles R. Asher
Northwestern High School
Clark County
Euclid High School
Local Pony League and Legion Baseball Scores Summary
Pony League games feature Athens and Nelsonville with mixed results and multiple batters highlighted. American Legion action includes Athens defeating Nelsonville 14 to 6 with Coursey and Biggers contributing, while Batters and fielding stats appear for both sides. Little League notes Jaycees versus Nyes with Norris and Gibson delivering for the visitors and Bean and Duncan for the hosts.
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Bacon
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Nelsonville
Coursey
Biggers
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Wickerham
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Hoad Denies Pro Reports at Wimbledon
Wimbledon England Lew Hoad Australian Davis Cup ace denies reports he will join Jack Kramer’s pro tour in New York next week. He says turning pro immediately is nonsense and embarrassing and that he has signed with Australia to play for his country through year end.
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England
Lew Hoad
Jack Kramer
New York
Hoad
Australia
Sydney
McKinstry Sprague Win Best Ball at Athens Country Club
Dick McKinstry and J R Sprague won the Best Ball Tournament at the Athens Country Club on Sunday with a score 83 19 64. John Jones and Kermit Blosser were second with 72 7 65. Fred Swearingen and Fred Schleicher 74 7 67. Jack Algeo and Robbin Gardner 70 3 67. The bulletin notes Columbia won the first Intercollegiate Rowing Regatta varsity race in 1895.
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J. R. Sprague
Athens Country Club
John Jones
Kermit Blosser
Fred Swearingen
Fred Schleicher
Jack Algeo
Robbin Gardner
Old Cry for New Approach Rings Out At Wimbledon
Veteran American Gardnar Mulloy calls for a hard training change to revive U S tennis. Wimbledon semifinals feature Aussies Hoad Cooper Fraser with Sweden’s Davidson as outsider while Americans struggle.
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Gardnar Mulloy
United States
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French Boxer Ops Warmup For Calhoun Bout Stirs Doubt
Germinal Ballarin arrived in New York planning a Monday bout with Bob Provizzi as a warmup for a July 19 meeting with Rory Calhoun. The bout raised questions about the Calhoun match after Provizzi, seen as a spoiler, nearly derailed the plans. Ballarin pressed the action, earning a unanimous but close decision.
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New York
Germinal Ballarin
Bob Provizzi
Rory Calhoun
Calhoun
International Boxing Club
Billy Brown
Provizzi
Land Owner to Fight Acre Condemnation in California
San Francisco attorneys for land owner Wayne Poulsen said they were shocked that the California Olympic Commission may condemn 32 acres of Poulsen land for the 1960 winter games. Commission chairman Blyth threatened the action, Poulsen will fight it and said no price had been offered.
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Wayne Poulsen
California Olympic Commission
Squaw Valley
Commission
Charles R. Blyth
Poulsen
Urge Larger Numerals On Football Helmets
The National Association of Collegiate Commissioners urged Monday that numerals two to three inches high be painted on helmet sides. The recommendation, approved by 18 representatives from 11 conferences, aims to aid press photographers in identifying players.
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Colorado Springs
Cola
National Assn. of
Grand View Opens With Record Mutuel Handle
The nine race card at Grand View harness meeting on Monday produced a mutuel handle of 228597 dollars and an attendance of 5491, up from 4162 last year.
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Cleveland
Grandview
Gasco Defeats Royal McBee 3-1 In City Softball League
Gasco scored three first inning runs then held Royal McBee to one run for seven innings in a 3-1 victory. Hayden pitched a three hitter over six innings with 10 strikeouts, while Ray Dunfee tripled twice and singled for Royal McBee. Gasco hitters included Riley Dupler Moorehead Say er and Hayden.
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Record Set At Claybanks Speedway by Eugene Willoughby
Eugene Willoughby of Pomeroy set a new Claybanks Speedway record of 15.8 seconds near here on Sunday, surpassing Max Sampson’s 16 second mark. He won the feature, placed third in the pursuit, and won the first heat while Tom Willoughby finished third in the heat and Pete Skinner took second in the feature. A drivers meeting is called for Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Main Street Mobil Gas Station.
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Seeded Stars Advance In Tri State Tennis
Seeded players moved through opening tests at the 58th Tri State Tennis Tournament in Cincinnati. Second seed Sam Giammalva of Houston blitzed Jim Gray 6 0 6 0, while fifth seed Barry MacKay of Dayton edged Rawdon Myers 6 2 10 8 in a tight match.
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Barry MacKay
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Rawdon Myers
Local golfers qualify for National Junior Golf Tournament
Ralph Maverstein of Lafayette and Mark Darnell of Vandalia Ohio posted three over par 73s at the Country Club of Indianapolis on Monday to earn spots in the National Junior Golf Tournament set for July 17 to 20 in Washington D C.
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Eddie Castle Wins Feature at Hilliards Raceway
Eddie Castle owned by L. E. Green of New Ark won the seventh race at Hilliards Raceway Monday night. A crowd of 3130 attended the meet with total bets of 80 242 dollars, the largest Monday turnout and highest handle of the season.
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Eddie Castle
L. E. Green
Newark
Hilliards Raceway
Middlecoff Fails to Adapt as Open Begins at St Andrews
In his British Open debut at St Andrews Middlecoff shot 75 on the New Course as Joe Carr notes golf’s higher demand in the British Isles. Bernard Hunt led with 66 while Sutton posted 68 on the Old Course. Other Americans Stranahan 71 and Keck 73 joined Middlecoff in the 10 man delegation.
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Silver Springs
al Jamison
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Widdoes and Coon Lead Mixed League at Athens Country Club
Carroll Widdoes and Louise Coon posted a net 322 to pace the Sand Trappers in a 7 5 win in the Mixed League at Athens Country Club. Teammates Eschenbacher and Schliecher added 34s, while Biggs and Eschenbacher also posted 34s in the standings.
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Bill Biggs
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Goshen Trials Warm Up for Hambletonian Return?
Goshen New York hosts a week of grand circuit racing as 3 year old trotters train for the Hambletonian. The famed race may not return to Goshen, as the event will be held in DuQuoin Illinois for at least two years, with $100000 prize Aug 27.
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Orange County
DuQuoin
Ill
Fight Results From New York and Sydney Card
Germinal Ballarin outpointed Bob Provizzi in New York at 16 rounds. Bill Hester defeated Bull McDonnell on points in Sydney at 12 rounds. Freeland Pennsylvania and Louisville Kentucky are listed as hometowns for the competitors.
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Germinal Ballarin
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Bob Provizzi
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Australia
Bill Hester
Louisville
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