Lew Hoad Signs Pro Contract Amid Tennis War
Lew Hoad wechseled into a pro deal with Jack Kramer for 125000 over two years triggering a rift in tennis. Pancho Gonzales refused to participate in Forest Hills and LA events, while the Lawn Tennis Association of Australia seeks to ban Kramer’s tour. Kramer vows to resolve the dispute by Wednesday as LTAA plans court bans.
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Ferguson
Stengel protests All-Star vote and Wynn use sparks clash
Casey Stengel blasted fan voting and Cleveland's use of Early Wynn as Jim Bunning was chosen to start in the All-Star game. Kerby Farrell fired back, Walter Alston weighed options, and Stengel proposed rules to space starts for rested arms ahead of the silver anniversary game.
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Wynn
Kerby Farrell
ST. Louis
Casey Stengel
Jim Bunning
Philadelphia
Curt Simmons
All-Star Patterns Hold Edge For Home Runs
The National League leads in home runs with 195 to the American League’s 169 among non pitcher eligibles. NL pitchers sports a 52-35 record, NL leads undertaken by 64 while AL pitchers are 65-28. The home team has won 16 of 23 games in St Louis. The fourth inning remains pivotal with 38 total runs scored in that frame. Casey Stengel will deploy Gil McDougald and Joe Demaestri at shortstop for defense. The first team to score has won 15 times.
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Ohioan Wins Trap Crown
Charles Robinson Jr of Hamilton Ohio won the out-of-state handicap trophy at the Kentucky State Trapshoot with 99 x 190 from 19 yards. He beat Kentucky winner R R Jones of Paducah who shot 96 x 100 from 22 yards. Seven shooters tied for out-of-state runner up with scores 96 x 100.
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Paducah
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Springfield
Fred Jackson
Chicago
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Peebles
Purse Fails To Lure Trotters At Yonkers Raceway
Yonkers president Martin Tanenbaum said the $50,000 Transamerica Pace failed to draw enough entries, forcing cancellation of the race. The Transamerica series awarded points at several tracks toward a final.
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Yonkers Raceway
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Fight Results Across Cities Include Knockouts and Draws
Boxing results from New York Philadelphia St Louis New Orleans Stillarton Tulana and Tulana show fighters like Alex Miteff Fernando Faia Prant Stumma Virgil Akins Herbie Rodrigues Ray Portillo Paolo Melis Gary Simon Al Wieher Pat Supple with knockouts outpoints and a draw in Mexico led by named boxers and local venues.
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Alex Miteff
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Fernando Faia
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Prant Stumma
Germany
Virgil Akins
New Orleans
Herbie Rodrigues
Ray Portillo
Houston
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Paolo Melis
Moentres
Gary Simon
New Glasgow
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Mexico
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Lee Angeles
Pat Supple
Montres
Mercs Rally Past Gasmen for Second Softball Win
In a high scoring City Softball League game the Mercs edged Gasmen 9 to 5 to notch their second win of the second half. Sorko Sams and McIntorf led Lincoln Mercury hitters while Vandergrif Bronson and Upton starred for Gasco.
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Commissioner Ford Frick Sees Open Territory For Baseball
Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick, renewed for seven years at 65000, calls the New York market inconceivable with 15 million people and says if Dodgers and Giants move the area should be open for another team. He states this as a purely personal opinion on the New York situation.
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Seixas Hard Play As Giammalva Mackay Win Opens
Wimbledon stars Vic Seixas and Darlene Hard were set for their first Western Open action in Milwaukee after opening round matches on Monday. Sammy Giammalva and Barry Mackay, seeded third and fourth, won their first-round results easily as delays shuffled the schedule.
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Darlene Hard
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Redleg Scouts Start Hunt For More Pitching Talent
Reds seek pitching help after a rough spell dropping from first to fourth in the National League. Pitching coach Tom Ferrick goes West to monitor Charley Rabe of Seattle and Bob Kelly of Nashville. Hal Jeffcoat and Herschel Freeman suffer injuries in a doubleheader against St. Louis.
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Rabe
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Cur
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Nelsonville over Athens in delayed Legion Nine clash
Nelsonville American Legion surged with a five run eighth inning to overturn a 5 3 deficit and lead 8 5 when darkness halted play at Athens field. The game resumes this afternoon at 6 p m with Athens batting bottom of eighth. Odenthal and Wend pitched for Nelsonville.
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Rugged Teuton Upsets Fourth-Ranked Akins
Franz Szuzina, a rugged Teuton, unanimously decisioned Virgil Akins, the fourth ranked welterweight contender, in a bloody upset in St Louis Monday night. Akins rallied late in the 10 rounder but Szuzina maintained the edge, ending Akins' seven fight victory streak.
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Franz Szuzina
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Szuzina
Women’s Golf State Tournament Opens After Rain Delay
The State Women’s Golf Tournament opened after rain delay with nearly forty entries competing for 15 medal spots. Defending champion Anne Richardson of Columbus earns automatic 16th place. quarterfinals and semifinals move to Thursday. 36-hole finals Friday as planned.
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Anne Richardson
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Pirates vs Panthers Junior League Score Report
Athens pony league game details Pirates defeated Panthers with a 3 run lead. Battery for Pirates Burnfield and M Bennett and Panthers Lowery Rice and Riggs pitched. Notable singles by M Bennett and S Bennett.
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Burnfield
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Prince Vic Wins 19 Class Pace at Hilliards Raceway
Frank Grice of Union City Indiana drove Prince Vic to win the featured 19 class pace for a major share of a $2250 purse at Hilliards Raceway. The Monday night program attracted a Ladies Day crowd of 2257 and wagers totaling $56,926.
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Prince Vic
Frank Grice
Union City
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Hilliards Raceway
All-Star Lineups for Busch Stadium All-Star Game
Starting lineups and batting orders with uniform numbers and averages listed for both American and National teams. Notable players include Henry Aaron Ted Williams Willie Mays Stan Musial Mickey Mantle Nellie Fox and Willie Mays among others. Pitchers Roy McMillan Curt Simmons and others are shown with ERAs and records.
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Johnny Temple
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Ohio Amateur Race Underway
A field of 186 players contest the first half of a 36 hole qualifier for the 51st Ohio Amateur golf championship at Springfield Country Club. Top 64 advance to match play with notable contenders ranks Rankin Nicklaus Ross Florio Preisler Jones Cardis Snyder Ornstein Roll Zimmmerman Koski Daniels Hunt.
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Tom Jones
Youngstown
Francis Cardi
Larry Snyder
Athens
Ross
Gene Cardi
Warren Ornstein
Bob Roll
Greenville
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Dayton
Ed Koski
Steubenville
Dave Daniels
Byron Hunt
Ohio Golf Assn
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Harry Duccilli, Jr
John Busemeyer
Wyoming
Scott Robertson
Dick Paige
Akron
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Dale Rose
Mansfield
Preisler
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Jones
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Standings Report: Stanpine Games and City Scores
STAN anpine AMERICAN ASSOCIATION results show Wichita 10 over Omaha 4, Denver 4 4, Indianapolis 0 2, Minneapolis 6 over Louisville 4, Charleston 9 over St Paul 6.
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Grand Jury Blasts ORC Over Ascot Park Bookmaking Report
Summit County grand jury finds no evidence chief deputy sheriff Gobel Waddell knowingly allowed gambling at Ascot Park. It urges Ohio Racing Commission to probe inspectors and staff and their cooperation with track security during the racing season.
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Ascot Park Race Track
Ohio Racing Commission
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Waddell
Ascot Park
Feller says Los Angeles could host a major league club
Bob Feller asserts Los Angeles would be the most fertile baseball territory in the nation if a major league club moved here. He adds that if the major league hall cannot succeed in Los Angeles it should not be successful anywhere.
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Bob Feller
Reds Announcers Draw Fire Over Umpire Commentary
Cincinnati announcers George Bryson and Waite Hoyt face criticism for optimistic and critical styles that belittle umpires. Players like Early Wynn also vent on calls, while newspapers publish gripes, raising concerns about fairness and future stadium sound effects.
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Cincinnati Redleg
Airways
Bryson
Waite Hoyt
Cincinnati
Hoyt
Gus Bell
Wynn
Indians
White Sox
Frank Tabacci
Bush
Tabacci
Archie Moore Must Sign Today For Title Defense
Archie Moore must sign a contract by noon to defend his world light heavyweight title against Tony Anthony of New York. Julius Helfand, president of the World Championship Boxing Committee and head of the New York State Athletic Commission, issued the ultimatum on Monday.
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Archie Moore
Tony Anthony
Julius Helfand
World Championship Boxing Committee
New York State Athletic Commission
Luxury Anglers Open Light Tackle Tourney
Ocean City Md notice reports nearly 100 fishermen from across the continent and Caribbean entering a three day 12th annual International light tackle tournament. About 33 charter boats set out as teams chase white marlin with optimism and competition underway.
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