No-Hitters and Injuries Highlight Torrid NL Second Half
The article reports no hitters and injuries shaping the National League's second half, with games featuring Hoak Sanchez and Gilliam in contentious actions. Results include New York 1 St. Louis 4, Brooklyn 4 Cincinnati 4, Milwaukee 4, Pittsburgh 7 Philadelphia 1, and Chicago 9 Philadelphia 1 in 11 innings.
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Gilliam
Cincinnati
Brooklin
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
American League Club
Pet. G.B. Rew
Yoek
Cponro Enactimecios
OE Cu Ee
Baltimore
Cleveland
Detroit Inlimitatieme
Iee
TEM Boas
Ty Beer
Giants Antonelli Shuts Out Cardinals to End NL Streak
Johnny Antonelli five hits allowed in a 1-0 New York Giants win over St Louis, cutting the Cardinals edge to two games and halting a five game NL streak. Duke Snider homered twice for Brooklyn in a later 5-4 win over Cincinnati after a benches-clearing set.
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Lfaguf Stara Fitching
Johnny Antonelli
Giants
Tun
Cardinals
Duke Snider
Dodgers
Hiredheg
Cincinnati
Don Hoak
Neal
Brooklyn
Charlie Neal
Ebbetts Field
Jim Gilliam
Raul Sanchez
Gilliam
Sanchez
Chicago
Bob Rush
Philadelphia
Jack Sanford
Cubs
Phils
Stan Lopata
Milwaukee
Phillies
Pittsburgh
Felix Mantilla
Billy Bruton
St. Louis
New York Giants
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Kansas City
White Sox
Washington
Boston
Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
Snider
Brooks
Brooks Lawrence
Tom Acker
Hoak
Roger Craig
Chico Fernandez
Rush
Harvey Haddix
Richie Ashburn
Gran Hamner
Haddix
Sanford
Dale Long
Harry Anderson
Joe Sennett
Lopata
Don Elston
Johnny Logan
Mantilla
Braves
Bob Friend
Bob Trowbridge
Valmy Thomas
Antonelli
Lindy McDaniel
Yogi Berra
Yankees
Harry Simpson
A’s
Mantle
Swat
Rocky Fridges
Paul LaPalme
Gene Stephens
Jim Piersall
Tiger
Lou Sleater
Orioles
Bob Nieman
Gus Triandos
Jim Busby
Cal MccLish
Ray Narleski
McLish
Birds
Nieman
RBI
Ray Moore
Ken Lehman
al Pilareik
Rod Lemon
Lancaster hires two new coaches at Lancaster High
Superintendent Jack Brown announced two coaching changes at Lancaster High School. Sam Marchio, formerly of St. Paris High School, becomes head baseball coach and assistant in football and basketball, replacing Tony Martin who resigned to teach in Columbus. Carl Bishop, longtime Portsmouth East assistant, becomes assistant football and track coach, replacing Jerry Wampfler who resigned to head Perry High School in Stark County.
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Lancaster
Jack Brown
Lancaster High School
Sam Marchio
St. Paris High School
Tony Martin
Columbus Central
Carl Bishop
Portsmouth East
Jerry Wampfler
Perry High School
Stark County
Nicklaus to skip Ohio Open for Jay-Dee tournament
Jackie Nicklaus, a 17 year old Columbus high school student and former Ohio Open winner, will not defend his title at Mansfield July 22-24. He chooses to play in the state Jay-Dee tournament in Cincinnati July 22-23, citing his aim to compete in another event.
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Springfield
Jackie Nicklaus
Columbus
Marietta
Ohio
Mansfield
Cincinnati
West Virginia Malleable Iron Co Wins Point Pleasant Doubleheader
In Harmon Park West Virginia Malleable Iron Co defeated Somerville Motors 7 to 5 in the opener as Bill Henshaw and Stanley Knipp led with two hits apiece. Don Head pitched the win. In the nightcap Rotary Club edged Doe's Fine Food 8 to 7 as Bill Gardner and Eddie Woomer contributed key hits.
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Point Pleasant
Harmon Park
West Virginia Malleable Iron Company
Somerville Motors
Bill Henshaw
Stanley Knipp
Rusty Wood
Leslie Shirley
RBI
Robert Carlisle
Don Head
Norman Scarberry
Chris Leon
Junior Reynolds
Ernest Howard
Martin Crawford
Johnny Bennett
Charg
Rotary Club
Doe’s
Fine Food
Bill Gardner
Doe
Eddie Woomer
Kenton Sheline
Jim Goodman
Gary Coakley
Robert Fitzsimmons
Jim Rayburn
Ricky Reynolds
Goodman Doe
Four Teams Vie for Lead In ACC Golf
In the Mixed League at Athens Country Club two teams push for leadership as Sand Trappers host Hookers and Putters meet Lodbusters. Dubbers sit tied for third with Hookers as other matchups involve Pros versus Bogies and a series of paired doubles matches featuring notable players and partners.
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ACC
Athens Country Club
Dubbers
Bill Biggs
Wilma Gardner
Jack Aigeo
Ruth Richey
Dave Strawn
Mary Hanger
Gerald Stauffer
Ruth Sweeney
Francis Fuller
Mark Eschenhacher
Dick Dent
Laura
Iron Liege and Barbizon Top Arlington Classic Favorites
Calumet Farm entry Iron Liege the Kentucky Derby winner and Barbizon Arlington vie as early $5 favorites in the $100000 added Arlington Classic. Dave Erb will replace injured Bill Hartack on Iron Liege though Hartack hopes to ride if possible.
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Chicago
Calumet Farm
Iron Liege
Barbizon
Dave Erb
Bill Hartack
Hartack
Boxing Roundup Delivers Wins Across Several Cities
In Saginaw Mickey Crawford, 149, defeated Pat Lowry, 153, on points after ten rounds. In Nassau Gomeo Brennan, of Bimini, scored a knockout against the Bahamas Kid from Inagua. In Los Angeles Tiger Williams, 160, stopped Ruben Hernandez, 159, in San Francisco.
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Saginaw
Mich
Mickey Crawtford
Pat Lowry
Toledo
Nassau Bahamas
Gomeo Brennan
Hoffman in No Hit City Softball Game
Jerry Hoffman pitched the first no hitter of the season for Sportshop in a 3 0 win over Gasco in City Softball League action He faced 23 batters with 12 strikeouts and one error allowing only three hits Hayden took the loss while Hoffman and Allen starred for Sportshop with Swearingen contributing a key single
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Jerry Hoffman
Gasco
Cooley
Roger Allen
Hoffman
Hayden
Sprague
Sportshoppers
Allen
Cotterman
Perez Aims For Lightweight Title Bid
Cleveland fight tonight features Lulu Perez aiming to beat featherweight Harold Gomes in a 10 round lightweight bout. Perez says two straight wins would propel him toward the lightweight title as Gomes, from Providence, RI, is listed as a 7-5 favorite to win.
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Cleveland
Harold Gomes
Lulu Perez
Perez
Joe Brown
Gomes
Providence, R. L
Ohio West Virginia game picks two guards for Aug. 10
Wheeling, West Virginia sees James Chaplin of Moundsville and James Nardl of Dillonsvale named as guards for the 15th Ohio West Virginia football clash set for August 10 in Wheeling.
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Wheeling
W. Va
James Chaplin
Moundsville
James Nardl
Dillonvale
Ohio
Bella Donna Wins Junior Three-Gaited Stake in Lexington Show
Bella Donna owned by Mr and Mrs Elliot Bonnie of Urbana won the Junior Three-Gaited Stake at the Lexington Junior League horse show to claim 1509 dollars in prize money.
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Lexington
P— Belladonna
Elliot Bonnie
Urbana
Tebbetts Holds BA Degree and Ag Study in New Hampshire
Cincinnati Redlegs manager Birdie Tebbetts earned a bachelor of arts from Providence College and completed an agriculture course at the University of New Hampshire.
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Redlegs
Birdie Tebbetts
The
Cincinnati Redlegs
Providence College
University of New Hampshire
Local Little League Action Sees Rally Tie and Big Sixth- inning Outburst
In a tight game AthensRediegs and opponents traded runs as Gardner Cornwell Fry Wilson Mechem Poston led singles and doubles. A game tying three run rally in the seventh followed by a five run sixth propelled the team into a first place tie amid a packed standings week.
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Gardner
Cornwell
Bacon
Laufhute
Poston
Fry
Wilson
Mechem
Little League Dayeres
Metsias
Chambers
Berquist
Haddox
Gibson
Gustavson
Norris
Fulks
Woodburn
Pierce
Vi Young
Vi Norris
Storer
Daycees
American pros lead in 48th Canadian Open
In Kitchener Ontario the 48th Canadian Open heads into the third round with Doug Ford Fred Hawkins and Henry Ransom one stroke ahead of a field of 103 golfers. The trio posted two day totals of 136 six under par with only three Canadians among the 21 professionals in medal contention for the 3500 top prize.
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Kitchener
Ont
Doug Ford
Fred Hawkins
Henry Ransom
Virginians complete four-game sweep with 3-0 win
The Richmond Virginians shut out the Columbus Jets 3-0 to seal the four game series sweep. This marks the Jets' 10th shutout loss of the season.
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Richmond
Richmond Virginians
Columbus Jets
Jets
Canadian-born Notre Dame coach nets Olympic silver and bronze
Alex Wilson, Notre Dame track coach, finished second in the 100 meter dash and third in the 400 meter race at the 1932 Olympics while competing for Canada.
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Alex Wilson
Notre Dame
Canada
Joe Cunningham shines in 1956 IL with .320, 11 homers
St. Louis Cardinals reserve first baseman Joe Cunningham posted a .320 batting average and 11 home runs for Rochester in the International League during the 1956 season, highlighting his strong hitting performance.
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Joe Cunningham
St. Louis Cardinal
Rochester
N. Y
King Family Sees Athletics Fall in Kansas City
Delbert King and his 14 year old son Dennis traveled from Au Dubon Iowa to watch the Athletics in Kansas City. A car breakdown in St Joseph delayed them, causing them to arrive after the sixth inning of a 3-2 defeat. They rented a car, which was later stolen with $300 in belongings. The Kings stayed overnight and still cheered the home team, though Kansas City did not win.
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Kansas City
Delbert King
Dennis
King
St. Joseph Mo
A’s
Kings
Fishing Tournament Records Few Catches Amid Low Tally
Ocean City Maryland reports the 12th International Light Tackle Tournament ends with a record low. Ninety nine competitors have counted only three White Marlin in two days, far below the prior top flight record of 37 sailfish.
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Ocean City
Indians Deny Move to Minneapolis Rumor
Cleveland Indians franchise relocation rumors were denied by William R. Daley board chairman stating no plan to move amid dwindling attendance.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Minneapolis
William R. Daley
Dean of rowing coaches
Navy crew coach regarded as the dean of America's rowing coaches after beginning his own rowing career at the University of Washington in 1911.
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Navy
America
University of Washington
Poor Weekend Forecast for Ohio Fishermen
The State Division of Wildlife reports another poor weekend outlook for fishing with East Central and Southeast regions showing scattered lakes in fair to good condition but most streams muddy and poor overall. In Central and South areas a few streams are clear and normal with good prospects while many streams remain muddy and high. Hoover Reservoir Buckeye Lake Rocky Fork Lake Jackson Lake and Lake Vesuvius offer the best lake fishing. Southwest shows some clear and normal lakes yet overall fishing remains modest with few fish taken.
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State Division of Wildlife
Clendening
Tappan
Harrison County
Forked Run
Meigs County
Seneca
Noble County
Buckeye
Perry County
Hope
Alma
Vinton County
Scioto
Madison
Lawrence
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Fairfield
Adams
Hoover Reservoir
Buckeye Lake
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Hesterman
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Warren
Nelsonville Little League Summary Incomplete
Incomplete OCR fragment lists players and actions from a Nelsonville Little League game. Names include Lott Colburn Huddy Brooks Cashman Mechem Kimble Lowry and Denies. Scoring events mention singles and triples with unclear team abbreviations and positions.
Nicklaus Leads 16 Remain In Ohio Amateur Run
The 51st Ohio Amateur golf championship trimmed to 16 after two rounds of match play. Notables like Jackie Nicklaus and Joe Myers advance, facing opponents such as Frank Gacek, Bob Ross Jr., and Rob Shave Jr. as veterans Howard Saunders, Dan Carmichael, and Don Bancett challenge the rising young players.
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Springfield
Ohio
Jackie Nicklaus
Columbus
Joe Myers
Nicklaus
Frank Gacek
Cleveland
Bob Ross, Jr
Rollins
Rob Shave Jr
Florida
Howard Saunders
Gallipolis
Dan Carmichael
Tom Jones
Youngstown
Don Bancett
Zanesville
Ohio Golf Assn
Robert Davis
Cincinnati
Bob Roll
Greenfield
Gene Cardi
Francis Cardi
Ed Preisier
Bob Rankin
Dave Daniels
Jack Zimmerman
Dayton
Seixas and Hard Reach Quarterfinals in Western Open
Vic Seixas of Philadelphia crushed Bob Stuckert 6 1 6 2 to advance in the Western Open. Darlene Hard of Montebello defeated Margareta Bjornstrom 6 0 6 3 to also move into the quarterfinals in Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
Vic Seixas
Darlene Hard
Seixas
Philadelphia
Bob Stuckert
Miss Hard
Montebello
Calif
Margareta Bonstrom
New York City
Jugurtha Wins Photo Finish at Hilliards Raceway
Jugurtha owned by Frank Bruno of Marion won the featured sixth race in a photo finish over Daily Virtue at Hilliards Raceway Thursday night.
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Columbus
Jugurtha
Frank Bruno
Marion
Daily Virtue
Hilliards Raceway
Old-Timers-Varsity Spring Game Ends In 20-20 Tie
The annual spring football clash at Michigan State ended in a 20 to 20 draw between the Old-Timers and the Varsity squad, with both sides sharing the score after a competitive session.
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Michigan State
Road Test Ad Claims 57 Rambler Is Best Buy
An advertising blurbJohnson promotes the 57 Rambler as America’s lowest priced and smartest car. It invites readers to see for themselves why this car fits monitoring needs better than any other on the market.
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America
Platt
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