White Sox lose two to Senators in doubleheader
Chicago White Sox drop a two game set to the Washington Senators 7-5 and 3-2 after Pedro Ramos is knocked out pre game and Camilo Pascual wins the opener. Ted Kluszewski posts three hits as the Indians fall from first to third after a Baltimore win.
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al Lopez
Chicago White Sox
Lopez
New York
Washington
White Sox
Pedro Ramos
Cookie Savage
Camilo Pascual
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Pascual
Chicago
Ramos
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Baltimore
Cleveland
Orioles
Indians
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Boston Red Sox
Ted Kluszewski
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Baltimore Orioles
Joe Gordon
Bob Hale
Ed Hurley
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Gordon
Hale
Joe Cronin
Dow Misses Golf Money in Sam Snead Festival Victory
Dave Marr, a Houston native with deep golf roots, wins his first full circuit event at White Sulphur Springs with a 265 total, seven strokes ahead of Babe Lichardus. He nets $2000 as Snead finishes fourth. Finsterwald and Athens miss the prize with 282.
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W. Va
Dave Marr
Houston
Sam Snead
Babe Lichardus
Grossinger
N. Y
Marr
Jack Burke Jr
Snead
Sam
Marv
Don Finsterwald
Tequesta
Fla
Athens
Rocky Colavito Benched As Tigers Struggle Continue
Detroit manager Jimmie Dykes sat Rocky Colavito on Sunday after the slugger failed to hit in 20 at bats. Colavito, once hailed as a cure for Detroit's ills, had a .161 average with one homer and four RBIs in 21 games as the Tigers showed signs of improving only marginally.
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Rocky Colavito
Detroit Tigers
Colavito
Jimmie Dykes
American Association Scores and Standings Snapshot
The report shows Indianapolis 4 to 0 over Louisville 2 to 3, St. Paul 82 against Denver 3 to 3, Charleston 3 defeating Dallas Fort Worth 2, Minneapolis 9 trouncing Houston 1.
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St. Paul
Denver
Charleston
Dallas - Fort Worth
Minneapolis
Houston
Racine Defeats Logan 8-1 Leads Hocking Valley Standings
In area amateur baseball Racine beat Logan 8-1 to stay first in the Hocking Valley Association while other Heart of Ohio League games were postponed. Larry Wolfe won on the mound with 14 strikeouts as Racine piled up four hits and Logan dropped to 1-1 with seven errors.
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Racine
Logan
Larry Wolfe
Craig Patterson
Eagles
Patterson
Wolfe
Leafs Beat Bisons To Sharpen Race In Intl League
Ron Negray pitched well as Toronto beat Buffalo 4-2 to move within striking distance of first place. In the doubleheader opener Negray improved to five wins and Buffalo managed only a single hit in the second game. Columbus toppled Miami twice 8-7 and 14-1 while Havana defeated Richmond 7-4 after a 4-1 loss. Rochester and Montreal were rained out.
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Ron Negray
Toronto
Buffalo
Negray
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Bisons
Columbus
Miami
Havana
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Rochester
Montreal
Bob Chakales
Julian Javier
Redlegs seek reliable relief amid shaky early season
The Cincinnati Redlegs struggle to find a dependable reliever as Bill Henry falters with a 1-3 record and late inning collapses. Frank Thomas was traded to Chicago for Henry, who has allowed key home runs and failed to protect leads, prompting manager Fred Hutchinson to consider Bob Grim. In amateur news, Butch Gardner shone again for Athens High's golf team, aiding a district win as Charley McAfee's Bulldogs posted a school record team total.
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Fred Hutchinson
Bob Grim
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Butch Gardner
Athens
Butch
Fair Greens
Jackson
Charley McAfee
Bulldogs
Marietta
Batting Leaders and Key Hurlers from Major Leagues
Batting average leaders show Kluszewski of Chicago at .359 among players with 60 at bats or more. Mantle of New York tops runs with 28, followed by Minoso of Chicago with 25. Minoso leads RBIs with 25, while Maris Skowron and Lemon tie at 24. Chmp e of Kansas City has 39 hits with Minoso at 38. Lollar Skowron and Allison tie 10 doubles. Fox of Chicago leads triples with 4, Mantle and Howard of New York have 3. Lemon of Washington tops home runs with 9. Held Cerv of New York and Lemon also post 8. Aparicio of Chicago leads in stolen bases with 10, Minoso tied at 4 with Piersall of Cleveland.
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Chicago
Cash
Detroit
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New York
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Maris
Skowron
Lemon
Washington
Chmpe
Kansas City
Lollar
Allison
Triples
Fox
Howard
Held
Cleveland
Cerv
Aparicio
Piersall
Baseball Stat Leaders Read Like a Night Clerk Diary
The season tallies list Clemente of Pittsburgh leading in batting average at .382 and runs with 33. Burgess of Pittsburgh hits .354. Clemente also tops RBIs with 34 and hits with 55. Robinson of Cincinnati and McCovey of San Francisco figure in multiple leaderboards.
Chauncey Personal News Highlights Local Visits
Sunday visits include Howard Brookins of Athens with Olive Brookins and Elizabeth Robinett. Burg Johnston and son Charles Finder hosted Liners in Columbus. Two birthdays noted for Mrs Fender and Mr Johnston. Visits span Buchtel to Columbus with numerous families and social gatherings.
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Howard Brookins
Athens
Mrs
Guy Brookins
Olive Brookins
Elizabeth Robinett
Burg Johnston
Charles Finder
Columbus
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UMWA
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Nelsonville
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Cheryl Lynn
Sabina
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Donald Freeman
Jeffry
Jennie Courtney
Mabel Sisson
Trimble
After 79 Days New Champions Emerge At ABC Tourney
The 57th American Bowling Congress championships closed after 79 days as A A Asphalt of Birmingham Michigan won the open team title. The event paid out $409 311 with A A Asphalt taking $2 500 top prize. Paul Kulbaga won the singles with 726 and earned nearly as much as the team champions. Vince Lucci captured the all events crown with 1985. The Cinderella doubles team was Andy Marzich and Dick Jensen of Norwalk California with 1 000 for the pair. Brannan Boosters No 2 led the booster division with 250 in money and 100 squad prize.
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A & A Asphalt
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Mich
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Cleveland
George Schuld
Buddy Simons
ABC
Andy Marzich
Dick Jensen
Norwalk
Calif
Vince Lucci
Trenton
N. J
Brannan Boosters No. 2
McKees Rocks
Kluszewski Tops Hitter After Back Woes Fade
Ted Kluszewski the 35 year old first baseman regains power for the Chicago White Sox leading the league with a .422 average after going 6 for 7 in a doubleheader with Washington. He says his back is fine and he expects more long balls as he plays daily.
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Ted Kluszewski
Pittsburgh
White Sox
Kluszewski
Washington
Sox
Klu
Cleveland
OU Game Canceled At Trautwein Field Today
The Ohio University Bobcats were unable to play Dayton this morning at Trautwein Field. They carry a 16 3 record and now focus on the NCAA District Four playoffs.
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Dayton
Trautwein Field
Bobcats
Senator Frost Wins United States Harness Winter Trot
Westbury New York Senator Frost the top trotter in the nation won the United States Harness Winter Trot at Roosevelt Raceway by a length and three quarters. The five year old Victory Sand Spencer s horse driven by Dick Buxton mile and a quarter in 2 34 1 5 and paid 3 30 3 00 and 2 90.
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N. Y
Senator Frost
United States
Roosevelt Raceway
Victory Sand—Spencers
Dick Buxton
Wayne W. Galvin
Wilmington
Ohio
Ray V. Foster
Lima
Giants Sign George Shaw for 1960 QB Staff
The New York Giants signed quarterback George Shaw on Saturday to complete their quarterbacking staff for the 1960 NFL season.
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NEW York
New York Giants
George Shaw
National League Standings and Results Snapshot
National League standings show Pittsburgh leading with a 23 11 .676 mark, followed by San Francisco 21 12 .636 and Milwaukee 15 11 .577. Sunday results include Pittsburgh 8 San Francisco 7 in 11 innings and Milwaukee 3 Chicago 1.
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Chicago
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St. Louis
Rochester at Toronto and Buffalo at Montreal Games
Rochester plays Toronto twice while Buffalo meets Montreal in two games. Richmond travels to Columbus and Miami visits Havana with Buffalo-Montreal and Rochester-Toronto matchups noted in schedule.
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Toronto
Buffalo
Montreal
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Columbus
Miami
Havana
Hurtubise Qualifies Fast in Indianapolis 500 Dreams
Jim Hurtubise, 27, a dirt track graduate, set speedway qualifying records at Indianapolis and aims to pass 22 cars next Monday to reach the 500 mile race. Eddie Sachs led the initial lineup with a 146.592 mph mark, while Hurtubise hit 149 mph pace in practice.
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Indianapolis Motor Speedway
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Allentown
Pirates Rally in 11th. Clemente Drives Winning Single
Roberto Clemente and Joe Adcock sparked their teams as Pittsburgh beat San Francisco 8-7 in 11 innings on a bases loaded single by Hal Smith after McCormick walked in a run. The Pirates widened their lead over the Giants to a game and a half while Adcock lifted Milwaukee to a 3-1 win over Chicago. Frank Howard and Norma Larker led Los Angeles past Philadelphia 9-6.
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Roberto Clemente
Milwaukee
Joe Adcock
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Flash
Hal Smith
Mike McCormick
Giants
Adcock
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Frank Howard
Norma Larker
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Gino Cimoli
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Collins Wins Hot Springs Open in Golf Thriller
Bill Collins shot 68 and 69 to win the Hot Springs Open in Hot Springs Ark finishing 275 for 72 holes. He earned 2800 first money, three strokes ahead of runner up Pete Cooper of Dorado Beach Puerto Rico who finished 278.
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Ark
Bill Collins
Collins
Pete Cooper
Dorado Beach
Puerto Rico
Boxing Result in Nogales Narrowly Sparks Headlines
Cisco Andrade of Los Angeles, age 139, defeated Antone Contreras of Nogales, age 137, by a knockout in Nogales.
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Nogales
Mexico
Cisco Andrade
Los Angeles
Antone Contreras
Dutch Aids Cincinnati In 5-3 Win
Reds win the nightcap 5-3 as Dutch Dotterer leads with two straight doubles and Don Newcombe earns the victory. In the opener St Louis edged Cincinnati 5-4 after a ninth inning homer by Bill Russell? No. The Reds scalp Chicago next at home with Cal McLeish starting on the mound.
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Cards
Dotterer
Don Newcombe
Kasko
Pinson
Robinson
Chicago
Cal MecLish
Widdoes Wins Athens Country Club Medal Play
Widdoes finished first in the Athens Country Club individual medal play handicap tournament with a gross 76. Frank Richey was second with 83 11 72 and Tom Evans third with 83 10 73. White and Wickham tied for fourth with 91 17 74 and 87 13 74 respectively.
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Athens
Frank Richey
Tom Evans
Don White
Bob Wickham
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