Milwaukee Dodgers Win and Baseball Standings Snapshot
The article reports on multiple baseball results with Milwaukee and Brooklyn Dodgers winning, Reds fading, and pennant races shaping up. It covers NL and AL standings, key games, home runs, and player feats, plus minor league results and a bowling event in Bowling Green.
Mother Leads First Round Of National Open With 73
Kathy Cornelius of Lakeland Fla shoots a 73 at Northland Country Club, opening round lead in the Women s National Open. Marlene Bauer Hagge and Beverly Hanson one stroke back at 74, with Mary Lena Faulk and amateur Barbara McIntyre two behind. Cornelius makes three late birdies to secure the top spot amid a crowded field.
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Duluth
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Kathy Cornelius
Northland Country Club
Marlene Bauer Hagge
Asheville N. C
Beverly Hanson
Apple Valley
Calif
Mary Lena Faulk
Thomasville
Barbara McIntyre
Pat Lesser
Seattle
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Patty Berg
St. Andrews
Cornelius
Lakeland
Fla
St. Petersburg
Akron Suburb Preps for National AAU Swimming Meet
Cuyahoga Falls Ohio hosts the national AAU swimming meet for men this weekend in a long standing pool. Nearly 300 entrants compete from Friday to Sunday as Olympic trials loom. Notables include George Breen in longer freestyle, Robin Moore of Stanford, and Bill Wooster of Honolulu in sprint events.
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Cuyahoga Falls
Ohio
Akron
George Breen
Robin Moore
Stanford
Bill Wooster
Honolulu
Northern Kentucky Gets First Horse Track Since 1939
Lexington report notes state Racing Commission approval for Northern Kentucky’s new five million dollar track, 12 miles from downtown Cincinnati. Kentucky Jockey Club given outline that a 1957 racing license hinges on meeting technical conditions to be addressed in days ahead. Matt Winn Williamson of Louisville heads the club confirming the plan and timeline.
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State Racing Commission
Northern Kentucky
Latonia
Cincinnati
Kentucky Jockey Club
Matt Winn Williamson
Louisville
You Tell Me Roberts Has Rough Year
Philadelphia star Robin Roberts, the high paid ace who has won 20 or more games in six straight years, is having his roughest season since 1948. Through 1956 he shows 10 wins and 11 losses with a 4.34 ERA, having been knocked out seven times. The Cardinals crushed him for seven runs on nine hits including a homer, as doubts grow about reaching the 20 win mark again.
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Cleveland
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Ted ‘Williams
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Hank Aaron Rove
Bobby Thomson
Gene Conley
Roy Campanella
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the Brooks
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Tom Acker
Joe Noxhall
Roger Craig
Redlegs
Frank Robinson
Ted Kluszewski
Duke Snider
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Robin Roberts
Herm Wehmeier
Bob Miller
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Mickey Mantle
Yank
Don Larsen
Gene Woodling
Chuck Stobbs
Bob Lemon
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Anahuac Set to Clash with Berrios in MSG TV Bout
New York featherweight Ana huac from Mexico carries a 15 fight unbeaten streak into a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden against Miguel Berrios of Puerto Rico. Anahuac is listed as a 21 to 1 underdog while Berrios seeks a solid outing after a recent close loss to Cherif Hamia. The fight headlines Friday night TV and radio coverage with a 9 p.m. EST start.
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Anahuac
Mexico
Miguel Berrios
Puerto Rico
Madison Square Garde
Berries
Cherif Hamia
France
Malleable Pitcher Hurls Second Perfect Game
Walter Hensley pitched his second perfect game in a doubleheader for Malleable Iron Co. as his team beat Jones-McNeill 2 to 0. Chris Greenlee faced the loser’s lineup for Sun Overland Street Bowling Center in the opener, with Danny Boardman driving in the decisive runs and Dick Bass adding a hit.
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Walter
Hensley
Re Ya
Malleable Iron Co
Roger Greenlee
Sun Overland Street
Camter
Tommy Huddleston
Jones-McNeill
Richard
CIO
Larry Stone
Gerkin
Greenlee
Rogers
Swaps Sets World Record in Sunset Handicap at Hollywood Park
Inglewood Calif 1956 final day of Hollywood Park meet saw Swaps with Willie Shoemaker win the $110 500 Sunset Handicap earning $64 000 and set a new world mark 2 3815 for a mile and five eighths surpassing Ace Admiral 1949 time. Izaak Walton League trap shooters plan a ham and grocery shoot August 12 at League Farm with an 8 am Sunday meeting.
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Caiu
Hollywood Park
Rex Ellsworth
Mesbach Tenney
Ndt
Chicago
Willie Shoemaker
Maine Chance Farm
Ace Admiral
Santa Anita
Izaak Walton
League Farm
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