American Loop Stars Favored by All-Star Game
Washington report says the American League is a 65 favorite to win the 23rd All-Star game against the National League. Mantle’s possible return adds suspense, with Whitey Ford favored to start for the Americans against Robin Roberts, as managers weigh rest and rotation.
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Joe Reichler
Washington
Casey Stengel
Walter Alston
Ford
Roberts
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee
Guy Ford
Billy Pierce
Chicago
Stengel
Casey
Alston
Bobby Bragan
Pittsburgh
Friend
Mantle
Yankee
Kaline Tigers KO Chisox as Yanks gain pace
The Tigers defeated the White Sox as Al Kaline sparked offense while New York surged, widening the Yankees lead amid a wave of recent Detroit success and Chicago struggles.
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Kaline
Tigers
ED Wilks
Yankees
Associated Press
Chicago
New York
al Kaline
White Sox
American
Detroit
Nelsonville Kings Roll In 184 HVA Victory
Nelsonville tops Chauncey Sun Wid Canter in a 184 victory as Dick Johnson and Har Weinbrecht lead the attack with one hit each. Sun Kings, paced by two hits from Chauncey Sun Wid Canter, struggle as Nelsonville pitching limits offense. Burger Beer suffers first round defeat, coabed Chauncey pitching for 15 hits.
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Neverauen Beneat
Dick Johnson
Har
Weinbrecht
Valley Association
Chauncey Sun- Wid Canter
Sun Kings
Nelsonville Burger Beer
Stat
Alumni Team Beats Devil Squad 6-1 in Gallipolis
An alumni baseball squad, largely from Blue Devil championship teams, defeated the Blue Devil summer team 6-1 in Gallipolis. Burdette started for the alumni, with Curry and Jim Thomas finishing strong. Wilcoxen took the loss for the Blue Devils, while teammates McKean and Thom added insurance.
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Devil Squad
Gallipolis
Blue Devil
Linda
Ken Curry
Jim Thomas
Burdett
Merrill Wilcoxen
Tom McKean
John Thom
Dick Moore
Brock Borden
Jehi
Ron Canada
Baird
John Ecker
Alums
Wilcoxen
Sigle
Junior Wilson
Blue Devils
Oak Hill
Gallia
Wahama
Burdette
Curry
McKean
Legion Playoff Slated For Athens County Title
The Athens Junior Legion meets Glouster Tuesday at 4 30 p m in Chauncey for the deciding game of the playoff to crown Athens County champion. Athens beat Jackson 7 6 Sunday as Larry Hughes scored the winning run by stealing home. Jackson led 6 0 after five innings but Athens rallied with five in the sixth and one in the seventh. Jackson outhit Athens 7 6 but walked 10. Marker, Berry, Baldwin and Evans noted in the scoring lineup.
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Athens Junior Legion
Glouster
Chauncey
Athens
Jackson
Larry Hughes
Innning
Ed Bannon
Kyle
Coursey
Hughes
Parsons
Evans
Marker
Berry
Baldwin
Yankees Romp 15-5 in Sunday rout
The idle inkees rolled over the Red Sox 18 hits and six walks as Benny Wilson allowed eight hits two homers by Manley and nine strikeouts. Oiler fared poorly with 18 hits and six walks while the Yankees scored eight runs in the first inning. Clounch earned the win as the Indians led the Senators 16 to 1 when the game ended.
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Sereebort
Benny Wilson
Yanks
Red Sox
Rick Oiler
Oiler
Wilson
Manleyre
Sox
Senators
Indians
Clounch
Wins Crown Hard Way
SYRACUSE, N.Y. Joyes Ziske of Waterford Wisconsin 22 newcomer to professional golf wins the Syracuse Women's Open. Seventeen of 21 finalists beat Joyce s 79 Sunday. She carried a 36 hole 142 four under par 221 total for Crumlins Golf Club. Prize money 1316 dollars. Joyce s first victory since turning pro a year ago. Louise Suggs of Sea Island and Jameson of San Antonio tied for second 838.50 each.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Joyes Ziske
Waterford
Wis
Joyce
Crumlins Golf Club Cours
Louise Suggs
Sea Island
Ty Jameson
San Antonio
Pairings Made For Women Fifth-Ranked Player Wins
Eddie Moylan of Trenton ranked fifth in the United States and Yola Ramirez top-seeded from Mexico City won the Sith Tri-State tennis championships in Cincinnati. Moylan upset defending titlist Bernard Bartzen 6-0 6-3 6-3. Ramirez defeated Mary Ann Mitchell, while doubles action saw Bartzen with Grant Golden win 4-6 6-2 6-2 over Garrido and Kupfenburger. Ramirez/Julie Copeland fell to Hopps and Fagieros in women’s doubles.
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Cincinnati
Eddie Moylan
Trenton
N. J
United States
Yola Ramirez
Mexico City
Moylan
Bernard Bartzen
San Angelo
Tex
Miss Ramirez
Mary Ann Mitchell
San Leandro
Calif
Bartzen
Grant Golden
Chicago
Reynaldo Garrido
Haryana
Johann Kupfenburger
Miami
Janet Hopps
Seattle
Karol Fagieros
Julie Copeland
Los Angeles
Ohio Amateur Play Starts in Mansfield at Golden Anniversary
Zanesville golfer Bob Rankin leads a 218-player field from 34 cities entering the golden anniversary amateur at Westbrook Country Club. Qualifying rounds begin at 8 a.m. with 18 holes today and Tuesday, followed by 63 players advancing to match play Wednesday. Daily 36-hole match play through Saturday will decide the title.
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Mansfield
Zanesville
Bob Rankin
Westbrook Country Club
Rankin
Weekend Scores From The American Association
Louisville beat Charleston 2 to 1 and 2 to 1 in two games. Indianapolis defeated Wichita 5 to 4. St Paul topped Denver 16 to 8. Minneapolis lost to Omaha 3 to 2 and Minneapolis beat Saint Paul 1 to 0. Denver defeated Minneapolis 8 to 10. Louisville and Charleston played a doubleheader with a 80 to 7 score in one game.
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Omaha
Minneapolis
Louisville
Charleston
Denver
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Wichita
Ohio Women Begin Play In Columbus Golf Tourney
The Ohio Women’s golf tourney opened with qualifying rounds at 8:30 a.m. Ward Diringer of Tiffin, the defending champion, automatically qualifes leaving 15 match play spots. Sixty eight entrants from 22 cities, including Barbara McIntire of Toledo and Dolly McCarthy of Cincinnati, compete in the one day stroke and handicap rounds through Friday at Columbus Country Club.
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Columbus
Ward Diringer
Tiffin
Dirini
Toledo
Barbara Mcinti
Scinnati
Dolly McCarthy
Anne Richardson
Robert Palmer
Norma la Disky
Fridg
Doug Sanders Wins Canadian Open In Playoff
Doug Sanders, a 22-year-old amateur from Miami Beach, captured the Canadian Open in a one-hole playoff at Beaconsfield. Finsterwald earned the $2,400 top prize, finishing tied with Sanders and Finsterwald at 273 after 72 holes. Marty Furgol was one stroke back.
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Pointe Claire
Que
Doug Sanders
Miami Beach
Fla
Lesman
Don Finsterwald
Athens
Finsterwald
Sanders
Beconsfield
Marty Furgol
Lemont, Ill
Baseball Leaders Summary From League Batting And Pitching
American League leaders include Mantle of New York with 71 runs driven in and 29 home runs from 175 at bats, Wertz of Cleveland with 19 home runs, Simpson of Kansas City with 8 triples, and Simpson tied for hits with 102. Baseball statistics also show Pierce of Chicago with 13 wins and 3 losses and 413 strikeouts for top pitching, while in the National League Bailey of Cincinnati leads with 335 at bats and Robinson of Cincinnati 58 runs.
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Mantle
New York
Maxwell
Detroit
Yost
Washington
Wertz
Cleveland
Simpson
Kansas City
Runnels
Piersall
Boston
Buddin
Kuenn
Lemon
Pierce
Chicago
Brewer
Bailey
Cincinnati
Boyer
St. Louis
Robinson
St Louis
Musial
Ashburn
Philadelphia
Furillo
Brooklyn
Aaron
Bruton
Milwaukee
York
O'Connell
Walls
Pittsburgh
Ed Meadows Named Colts Back in 1950s Return
Baltimore Colts announce Ed Meadows, former Maryland and Wilfred Mary back, previously known as Yam Mioduszewski, has entered the Marine Corps. Meadows played defense and once at quarterback in 1953, appearing in one late season game.
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Baltimore Colts
Ed Meadows
Wilnd Mary
Yam
Mioduszewski
Marine Corps
Colts
Meadows
Boxing results and Jamaican bout headline mix
In Hollywood Rudy Mendoza of Los Angeles defeated Joey Dorando by points while Keiichi TOKYO-Danny Kidd of Japan with 117% and 117% faced a 10 Philippines but Kidd claimed the Japanese bantamweight title. In Kingston Jimmy Persey of Miami stopped Kid Ralph in four rounds. The State of Champs notes former heavyweight champions Gene Tunney James J Braddock and Jack Sharkey were born in New York State.
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Calif
Rudy Mendoza
Los Angeles
Joey Dorando
Philippines
Keiichi Tokyo
Danny Kidd
Keiichi Komuro
Japan
Kidd
Kingston
Jamaica
Jimmy
Persey
Miami
Ralph
Gene Tunney
James J Braddock
Jack Sharkey
New York State
Fight Tonight Middleweights at St Nicholas Arena
Willie Troy of Washington faces Jerry Luedee of New Haven in a middleweight bout at St Nicholas Arena New York with DuMont televise tonight.
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Fight Tonight
St. Nicholas Arena
New York
Willie Troy
Washington
Jerry Luedee
New Haven
DuMont
Freeman Hopes for Pro Basketball Run After Amputations
St Jamis Hawks team physician Dr Stan London says Rob in Freeman’s future in professional basketball depends on him. Surgery left two fingers amputated on his left hand but doctors report healing well. London notes Freeman is a right handed shooter and the loss should not affect his scoring potential if he adapts.
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St. Jamis Hawks
Robin Freeman
Ohio State
Stan London
Freeman
Glouster Legion Beats Lexington 19 to 3 in Baseball
Glouster Junior American Legion defeated New Lexington 19 to 3 Sunday afternoon. Fuchs earned the win as Glouster used four pitchers and totaled 19 runs on 19 hits with four errors. Glouster pitchers recorded 13 strikeouts and 18 walks. Burton started for New Lexington and took the loss with relief by Allen. The visitors had three runs on three hits and two errors, while New Lexington’s eight strikeouts and eight walks were charged to Burton.
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Re. Winebrecht
Morrison
Ef Allen
Simmons
Pancake
Rf McGuire
Rf Zimmer
Berger
If . Lowe
Chauncey
Courtney
Cooksey
L. Pet
Cincinnati
Corradini
Milwaukee
Anter
Brooklyn
St Louis
Art Earneh
Johnston
Pittsburgh
Pletcher
Bob March
Chicago U
Philadelphia
Rankin
New York
Earlsonville
Glouster
American Legion
New Lexington
Gloust
Fuchs
New Lex
Burton
Allen
Fines and probation hit PCC schools over code violations
The Pacific Coast Conference levied 232000 in fines on four members for athletic code infractions, with Southern California about 62000 and California 25000. UCLA and Washington faced 9000 and 52000 fines. USC suspended from the Rose Bowl for two years and fined 10000 for withholding information. Many players faced eligibility reductions. California’s fines stemmed from booster club loans. Reinstatement rules and probation terms outlined, with most penalties hinging on loans repaid by September 1.
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Southern California
California
UCLA
Washington
Californi
USC
Victor 0. Schmidt
California Ca
Lynn C. Waldorf
Cal
Nfornia
Southern Cal
Wamsley Earns Fourth Shrine Win In Pony League
Rusty Wamsley relieved to earn his fourth win of the season Sunday for Shrine Club in Pony League action. He struck out 11 while walking two. Biggs Department Store starter Rody Flowers took the loss, yielding a double and an RBI, as Shrine Club claimed its fourth straight victory. The box score lists McDermitt, Wamsley, and Reynolds driving Shrine runs, with Flowers, Miller, and Newton contributing for Biggs. Standings note Shrine Club and Home Furnishings atop the league.
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Rusty Wamsley
Ronnie Neal
Jerry Moore
Aaron McDermitt
Sheri Reynolds
Rody Flowers
Biggs Department Store
Dale Miller
Flowers
Eddie Skidmore
Johnny Thabet
Mickey Snead
Shrine Club
Biggs
McDermitt
Wamsley
Franklin
Reynolds
Miller
Sth
Newton
Ben Franklin Co
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