Bavasi enraged by Snider call lets talk turn toward trade
Dodgers vice president E. J. Bavasi blasted Duke Snider over indifference and poor form saying Snider should apply his talent to baseball. Snider denied knowledge of the remarks and said he has no wish to be traded and is happy in Los Angeles.
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Buzzy) Bavasi
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Pafko Leads Braves Past Reds In Night Game Thriller
Andy Pafko slugged a home run a double and a single driving in two runs as the Braves beat the Reds 4-3 in 12 innings in Cincinnati. Warren Spahn failed to complete a win but Hank Aaron delivered the decisive run on a sacrifice fly as Milwaukee moved atop the standings with the only major league action of the night.
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Red Schoendienst
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Tom Acker
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Haney Clings To NL President Blast No Retraction
Milwaukee Braves manager Fred Haney says his criticism of National League President Warren Giles stands and will not be retracted. He met Giles in Cincinnati and apologized for referencing the city while insisting on strict enforcement of the pitcher intent rule.
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Fred Haney
Warren Giles
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Haney
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Mr. Giles
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Redleg
Birdie Tebbetts
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Standings and schedules in major leagues
STANDINGS REDLEGS BOX. List of planned games across leagues with results from Milwaukee Cincinnati in 12 innings. Wednesday games include Chicago at Pittsburgh and Los Angeles at Milwaukee amid a dense schedule across the major and Pacific Coast leagues.
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Bowling Tuesday Night Standings and Scores Show Tight Contest
Standish leads with 175 while Whit latch 175 and Taylor 174 close behind. Other top scorers include McAllister 173 Weymiller 171 and Mechem 170. Thursday night bowling results list players Hoffman Abdella and Sohio among participants.
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Bremen High School new football and baseball coach named
Lancaster Ohio report states Bob Hastings, Bremen High School football coach for two years, resigned Monday to lead both football and baseball at Brennon High School in Clark County. He starts the position in September.
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Bremen High School
Brennon High School
Clark County
Rocky Nelson Smashes Three Homers In Twin Bill
Former major league journeyman Rocky Nelson, star for the Montreal affiliate, hit three homers in a twin bill as Toronto split with Rochester. Montreal extended its International League lead to four games over Rochester. Buffalo dropped out of the top, and Miami at Richmond was rained out.
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Bowling Fete At Nelsonville Thursday Night
Nelsonville reports the Midnight Inn Alleys season results across three league nights. Abdella Bar wins the Monday half and defeats Barber’s in a roll off after rolling 999 in game one. Hoffman GE wins both halves on Tuesday with no roll-off. Kuhn Clothing defeats Sylvania to claim Thursday night league title. Banquet set for 6 15 p.m. at Eagles Hall with trophies and prizes.
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Sylvania
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Idaho’s Gary Simmons Earns AP All America Honorable Mention
Gary Simmons, last season’s Pacific Coast League scoring leader, becomes the first Idaho player to receive All-America recognition by earning AP honorable mention on the All-America team.
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University of Idaho
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Associated Press
Carney Aims for Records At Ohio University Track
Ohio University junior Les Carney has broken multiple school marks in the 100 and 220 yard dashes and the 880 and mile relays. The 5-10, 175 pound sprinter talks of football as tops and track as conditioning while eyeing a double MAC title in Kalamazoo and a 1959 tryout with the Baltimore Colts.
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Ira Murchison
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Pete Brennan Stars for Tar Heels with 554 Points
Pete Brennan led the North Carolina Tar Heels in scoring with 554 points and a 21 point per game average. He also posted three other team highs and scored 32 points against Wake Forest and North Carolina State.
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Browns Trade End Lennie Ford to Packers
Lennie Ford a 32 year old defensive end traded from the Cleveland Browns to the Green Bay Packers for an undisclosed draft choice. At 6 foot 5 and 260 pounds he is viewed as a veteran asset as the Browns continue rebuilding under Coach Paul Brown. Ford has spent eight seasons with Cleveland and is one of the club’s longest tenured players.
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Lennie Ford
Cleveland Browns
Green Bay Packers
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Paul Wiggin
Paul Brown
Packers
Iou Groza
Warren Lahr
The Game Of Golf And The Average Player
Arizona's Bill Wiley argues the top pros play differently from golf but says the public cannot learn the required skills. He contends the correct mental and physical processes are simple and easy to execute and exist only due to knowledge or training gaps.
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King Features Syndicate Inc
Plains Nips Hounds In Track Meet
The Plains High School track team beat Nelsonville High 59 to 47 in Nelsonville last Friday. Jerry Patton won three events the 100 yard dash the 440 yard dash and the 180 yard low hurdles for the Greyhounds.
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Kresse Homers Again as Ohio U. Beats Findlay 7 0
Ohio University pitcher Duane Baker and left fielder John Kresse led a 7 0 win over Findlay College. Kresse delivered a grand slam in the first inning and later added an RBI double. Baker scattered six hits with four strikeouts and one walk, finishing the shutout in 1 hour 50 minutes.
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Who's On First In Phillies Lineup Tonight
Wally Post, long ball hitting outfielder, starts at first base for the Phillies in place of Harry Anderson during a 7 6 exhibition win over the Washington Senators at Connie Mack Stadium. Post, 28, is the fifth player to occupy first base this season as Mayo Smith seeks a reliable option.
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Clean Bill of Health for Two Members in Rose Bowl Plans
The Pacific Coast Conference returns two members to good standing and bowl eligibility, but loses three a year from July. Washington and Southern California are cleared after probation, UCLA must wait another year, while UCLA California and USC withdraw from the conference in 1959. The Rose Bowl report will address how the remaining six teams share profits with the 1960 game at stake.
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Ed Shay Rolls 300 to Lead ABC Singles in Syracuse
Chester Pa engineer Ed Shay rolled a perfect 300 in the American Bowling Congress championships in Syracuse to take the singles lead. He finished with a 733 series after games of 210 and 223, moving ahead of Don Phelps of Minneapolis who held the top spot at 727 since April 10.
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Dodgers Infield Star Promises Speed and Power
A scrambled quote cites Grady Hatton as a Dodger infield key with great range arm and speed, replacing Pee Wee Reese at short. It questions Stengel pennants and notes a 400 hit threshold not yet reached, while referencing Casey Stengel and the Yankees.
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Casey Stengel
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Lemon Rejoins Indians After Arm Surgery Rehab
Bob Lemon, veteran right-hander, returns to Cleveland after elbow surgery last November and aims to pitch soon. He joined batting practice with Larry Doby at Municipal Stadium and plans a workout before the Indians host the Boston Red Sox in a two game series. Lemon reports his arm feels better though he has yet to throw seriously. He wants pitching coach Mel Harder to evaluate his throwing to pinpoint and fix remaining issues.
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Bob Lemon
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Lemon
Larry Doby
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State Public Links Set for Willoughby
The 1959 state public links championship will be held at Willoughby Shores Country Club in Willoughby Ohio with dates August 6 to 8. Joe Patton secretary of the Ohio Public Links Golf Assn announced next year’s site, following this year’s 72 hole medal play at Snyder Park in Springfield August 6 to 9.
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Willoughby
Joe Patton
Ohio Public Links Golf Assn
Snyder Park
Springfield
Whale Boat Race Called Off for Boat Shortage
San Pedro Calif Junior Chamber of Commerce canceled their Great Whale Boat Race at Los Angeles Harbor after realizing whale boats were not ordered. The group chartered a water taxi and toured the harbor instead.
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New York Fighter Crawford Edges Figueiroa in Decision
In Saginaw Michigan Mickey Crawford beat Andy Figueroa by decision. In Chandler Arizona Zora Valley defeated Art Swiden by outpoint in a 10 round bout. The results were reported from Las Vegas and Pittsburgh with multiple locals listed.
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Mich
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Chandler, Ariz
Art Swiden
Pittsburgh
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