Mid-American Conference names 1957 baseball all star nine
Tewksbury and Hutcheson lead Ohio University players named to the 1957 Mid-American Conference baseball team by league coaches. Western Michigan dominates with four selections and three honorable mentions include Bob Horwood Scotty Griesheimer and Bill Hinkle. Hutcheson hits .333 in 11 league games while Hinkle posts a 5-0 mark as top Bobcat pitcher. Jack Rumohr of Western Michigan tops pitchers with 3-0 record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Tewksbury
Albany
Myron Hutcheson
Columbus
Ohio University
Western Michigan
Bobcats
Bob Horwood
Scotty Griesheimer
Bill Hinkle
Russ Bierley
Toledo
Ohio U
Ken Hamlin
Denzil Hall
Marsnail
Bob Gohmann
Miami
Roger McCoy
Terry Mack
Jim Gorsline
Kent State
Dick Basich
Freed Messner
Bert Guenihner
Jack Rumohr
Noel Slagle
Larry Geissler
Bowling Green
Jack Jones
Ken Horton
Sam Tisci
Rudy Liberlini
Murray Guttman
Ohio LA
Frank Caruso
Bobcat
Hutcheson
Hinkle
Western
Phillies Rise to NL Lead as Giants and Cubs Slump
Philadelphia moved into first place in the National League by winning 12 of 14, edging St. Louis 6-2 behind rookie Jack Sanford who improved to 12-? on the season. Willie Jones homered for the Phillies while Don Mueller and Willie Mays also homered in a busy day across the league. The Dodgers pounded Milwaukee 20-4, and the Giants beat the Cubs 5-3 as New York and Chicago fail to reach the top.
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New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia
Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
Jack Sanford
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Milwaukee
Braves
Giants
Cubs
Wilmer Mizell
Charlie Neal
Brook
Sandy Amoros
Sandy
Duke Snider
Don Drysdale
Ed Roebuck
Willie Mays
Don Mueller
Johnny Antonelli
Don Elston
Russ Kemmerer
Lon Berberet
Faye Throneberry
Senators
Wally Burnette
Pittsburgh Pirates
St Louis
Brooklvn
Cincinnati
New York
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Finemnath
Louis
Wittschurch
Brooklve
St. Louts
St. Louis
Aaron Labeled Best By Manager and Peers
Braves star Henry Aaron, 23, praised as the game's top right handed hitter by his manager Fred Haney and rival peers. Aaron, batting .343 with 28 homers and 75 RBIs, is hailed by Campanella Schoendienst and others as superior to Musial and Mays as he nears full maturity. Also notes Bill Hartack’s Delaware Handicap victory boosting his 1963 stakes total to 26 wins and $927000-plus.
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Kee
Hank Aaron
Rogers Hornsby
Fred Haney
Aaron
Haney
Ty Cobb
Hornsby
Harry Heilmann
Brooklyn
Roy Campanella
Henry
Milwaukee
Red Schoendienst
Stan Musial
Willie Mays
Red
Giants
Willie May
Willie
Bill Hartack
Sunnyhill Keeps Hocking Valley Lead With 3-0 Win
Sunnyhill shut out Logan 3-0 as Bob Fick limited Logan to three singles and fanned nine. Grouster defeated Buchtel 8-4 in Hocking Valley League play on Sunday with Sunnyhill scoring in the first, fourth and seventh frames.
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Sunnyhill
Logan
Grouster
Buchtel
Bob Fick
Fick
American League All Stars 8 Phillies 6? (inexact OCR)
Pitching ace Sanford led the Phillies to a 6-2 win over the Cardinals on five hits with seven strikeouts securing the victory. Neal of the Dodgers drove in three runs as Brook slugged a home run in a 10-4 win. Sunnyhill's Dupler had three hits and two runs, while Exline of Glouster fanned 10 as Buchtel fell 8-4. Sunnyhill seeks a night game in the Ohio Valley League.
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Washington Senators
Kansas City
Sanford
Jim Hearn
Phillies
Cardinals
Phils
Barlie Neal
Dodgers
S Brook
Braves
Ronnie Dupler
Sunnyhill
Jenkins
Snyder
Exline
Glouster
Buchtel Boys
Wright
Beech
Buchtel
Ohio Valley League
Logan
Redlegs Get Day To Relax And Regroup
Cincinnati rests after a seven game slide with two wins over Pittsburgh. Manager Birdie Tebbetts cites mixed failures and stresses pitching and hitting both at fault. Reds open a three game set versus the New York Giants, Brooks Lawrence vs Ruben Gomez. Yama Bahama won 23 straight boxing bouts in 1956.
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New York
Cincinnati Redlegs
Birdie Tebbetts
Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Tebbetts
Philadelphia Phillies
Tebbets
Redlegs
New York Giants
Brooks Lawrence
Ruben Gomez
Yama Bahama
William Butler
Barby Hopes To End Jinx In Golf Meet
Barbara Romack Porter of Sacramento aims to break a six time first or second round exits in the Western Golf Tournament. She shot a 70 tying the medalist record at the Country Club and faces Betty Kerby in the opening round. Andy Cohn and Anne Richardson posted top qualifying scores as the event begins.
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Barby
Omaha
Barbara Romack Porter
Sacramento
Calif
Country Club
Ann Quast
Marysville
Wash
Ann
Barbara
Betty Kerby
Akron
Ohio
Andrea Andy Cohn
Waterloo
Iowa
Andy
Anne Richardson
Columbus
PGA Open Opens Wednesday Without Defending Champion Burke
PGA announces its 39th championship opener in Dayton with Jack Burke Jr. uncertain to start due to arm injuries. Gene Littler invited as Jimmy Clark’s replacement amid withdrawals. field features Sam Snead Dick Mayer Doug Ford Ted Kroll Ed Furgol Tommy Bolt Don Finsterwald and Mike Souchak among top names.
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Hugh Fullerton JR
Dayton
Ohio
Professional Golfers Assn
Jack Burke Jr
Burke
Houston
Tex
Gene Littler
Jimmy Clark
Pudgy Bill Casper
Jerry Barber
Los Angeles
Sam Snead
Dick Mayer
Doug Ford
Ted Kroll
Ed Furgol
Tommy Bolt
Don Finsterwald
Athens
Mike Souchak
Finsterwald
Souchak
Gene
Giants Open Day Hopes Dimmed by TV Plan Costs
San Francisco mayor George Christopher says the proposed Coast to Coast pay television system will cost 30 to 60 million dollars to install in the Bay Area and take three to four years. Pacific Tel and Telegraph President Mark Sullivan confirmed the cost and delay, noting funds aren’t available immediately. The setback clouds a hoped 1958 major league debut for the Giants on the West Coast.
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San Francisco
National League Giants
New York Giants
West Coast
San Francisco Bay Area
George Christopher
Skiatron
Mark Sullivan
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co
Sullivan
Flam Wins Nassau Bowl. Savill Beaten in Final
Beverly Hills star Herb Flam ranked No. 2 captured the Nassau Bowl Invitation grass courts championship at Glen Cove facing Dick Savitt of East Orange New Jersey who fell 6-2 4-6 6-3 6-2. Flam then planned a Chicago defense of his National Clay Courts title.
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Glen Cove
Herb Flam
Beverly Hills
Calif
East
Chicago
Flam
Dick Savitt
Omaha
Neb
Gallipolis Horse Show Plans Told At Club Meeting
At a Monday night gathering in Gallipolis the Ladies and Sirloin Club outlined plans for a Sept 2 horse show at the Cheshire athletic field. Event will be a point show under Ohio Valley Horseman's Association rules with club and jumping classes. Committees for trophies, advertising, and judging were named, and new members welcomed.
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Gallipolis
Gallipolis Laddie and Sirloin Club
Cheshire
Ohio Valley Horseman's Association
Bill Campbell
Flaine George
Mae
Wimbledon Champ Gibson Cruises In First Round
Wimbledon champion Althea Gibson stormed the National Clay Courts Tournament by routing Lois Smith 6 0 6 0 in the opening round. The New York star, determined to capture her first major U S title, showed confidence long missing in domestic big events.
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Chicago
Althea Gibson
U. S
New York City
Lois Smith
Glenview
Ill
Neal Fraser
Australia
Fraser
Paul Wilkins
Beaumont
Texas
Wilkins
Herb Flam
Beverly
Asco Hitters Lead League Batting and Pitching Charts
The American League leaders feature Mantle of New York with 365 at bats and 78 runs, Williams of Boston with 62 RBIs and 25 homers, and Sievers tied for hits with others. pitching shows Ditmar 6-1 for New York and Bunning 11-2 for Detroit. In the National LeagueMusial tops with 344 at bats and 47 runs, Aaron leads in RBIs with 75 and 28 homers, Musial adds 111 hits, and Mays contributes 60 runs.
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New York
Williams
Boston
Skowron
Sievers
Washington
Malzone
Fox
Chicago
Minoso
Gardner
Baltimore
Kaline
Detroit
Nieman
McDougald
Simpson
Aaron
Milwaukee
Mays
Musial
St. Louis
Hoak
Cincinnati
Bruton
Temple
Schmidt
Sanford
Philadelphia
Drott
Premature report on Dodgers Brooklyn ballpark plan
A World Telegram and Sun story says a three man Brooklyn sports authority will push for approval at the July 25 Board of Estimate meeting to fund a new ballpark in Brooklyn. Mayor Wagner says he has no knowledge of the report and Walter O Malley calls for the actual report first. A firm spokesman calls the story premature with a report due in three weeks. Walter Byars the Boston welterweight often aids underprivileged children at the Robert Gould Shaw Settlement House.
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New York
Dodgers
Brooklyn
The
World Telegram and Sun
Threeman Brooklyn Sports Authority
Board of Estimate
Wagner
Walter O'Malley
Dodger
Walter Byars
Boston
Robert Gould Shaw
Score Awaits Go Ahead In Cleveland
Herb Score and his wife arrived in Cleveland as he seeks doctor clearance to work out midweek. The Indians left hander, 24, expects no pitching before mid August after a May 7 line drive injury to his right eye. He has slimmed and regained shape, with braking surgery or meds stopped two weeks ago. He married Nancy McNamara in Boca Raton, Florida, and will stay in Cleveland through the summer.
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Cleveland
Herb Score
Cleveland Indians
King
Tribe
Score
Gil McDougald
Florida
Lake Worth
Boynton, Fla
Nancy McNamara
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Roy McMillan
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Little League Medics
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Roy Chamberlain
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