Spahn Tosses Eight-Run Shutout as Braves Lead NL
Spahn improved to 18-4 with an 8-0 victory over the Cubs becoming the NL all time southpaw shutout king and giving Milwaukee a margin atop the standings. Hank Aaron hit his 39th homer as the Braves stretch their lead while the Phillies, Giants, Yankees and Tigers posted other late results in a day of league action.
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Pittsburgh
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Dick Littlefield
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Harry Anderson
Don Drysdale
Billy O'Dell
RBI
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Tom Sturdivant
Sal Maglie
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Mickey Mantle
Ted Williams
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Gerry Staley
Billy Hoeft
Larry Doby Doby
Walt Dropo
Willie Mays
Danny O'Connell
Valmy Thomas
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Ray Jablonski
Herb Score Eyes Return After Eye Injury
Cleveland Indians star Herb Score says he will pitch again when depth perception is good enough. Four months after a line drive fracture in his right eye, Score reports improved vision but notes difficulty reading the ball off the bat and a desire for full confidence before returning to mound duty.
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Herb Score
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Gil McDougald
New York Yankees
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Browns Trade with Rams Falls Through Over Zatkoff Retirement
Browns briefly acquired Roger Zatkoff from the Rams for Rudy Bukich but canceled the deal after Zatkoff announced he would retire rather than play on the West Coast. Darrell Brewster suffered a shoulder separation in practice and will miss at least three weeks.
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Pete) Brewster
Bob Freeman
IBC Monopoly Ruling Sticks
NEW YORK The Inter national Boxing Club faces a possible Supreme Court appeal after Judge Sylvester J. Ryan refused to reverse his June 24 ruling that the IBC operated a boxing promotion monopoly. Harry Markson, IBC managing director, said the club would discuss next steps with counsel. The clubs must appeal by Sept. 26.
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Supreme Court
Washington
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Illinois
New Marshfield Edges Nelsonville Nine In Extra Innings
New Marshfield VFW edged Nelsonville Sylvania 6-5 in a Little League game at New Marshfield. Pitcher McKibben earned the win with 17 strikeouts, while Llewellyn's walk and single produced the winning run in the seventh. Rice homered and singled for New Marshfield, with Hubbard and Hannahs power for Sylvania. A postgame note cites a survey by the Outboard Boating Club of America on boating fatalities.
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Sylvania
Hubbard
Hannahs
Rice
Brooks
Smith
Stiles
Bobcats Open Grid Season Amid Heat Wave At Ohio U
Ohio University football holds daily two a days in 90 degree heat. Coach Carroll Widdoes notes few dropouts and plans first scrimmage midweek before Sept 21 opener with Indiana State Teachers. Key injuries and roster moves outlined as 54 players remain.
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Dick Guild
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Frank Cuilli
Ed Ciesinski
Charles Jiiden
Tom “Tiny” Graf
Eskey Wid Talks Spirit Of Kiwanians Bulldogs Bobcats
Eskey praised the Athens Bulldogs while preparing for the season opener against Circleville. Widdoes highlighted Ohio University football prospects with a versatile offense, depth at guard and backfield, and optimism after a 2-7- season.
Right Halfback Battle Opens at Ohio State In Midwest Preview
Ohio State eyes Dick Lebleau as a leading candidate for the right halfback spot with Don Sutherin and John Dressler also contending. Don Clark is set to start at the other halfback position as the Buckeyes prep for the season. Minnesota, Iowa, Michigan, Illinois, Northwestern, Michigan State, Purdue, Indiana, Wisconsin, and Notre Dame teams engage in drills with notable player notes and lineup sketches shaping early expectations.
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Gophers
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Bob Blakley
Bob Schultz
Northwestern
Wildcats
Dick Moser
Bill Bond
Joe Abbatiello
Michigan State
Duffy Daugherty
Spartans
MSU
Purdue
Wayne Farmer
Favorites Win In National Tennis Match
Althea Gibson projects calm confidence as she defeats Sheila Armstrong 6-2 6-1 and leads a strong field in Forest Hills. In the Davis Cup outlook, the United States plans to field its oldest team ever, with Gardnar Mulloy 43 Vic Seixas 34 Budge Patty 33 and Ham Richardson 24.
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Miss Gibson
Britain
Sheila Armstrong
Hawton
Pat Todd
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Knode
Ann Shilcock
Miss Felix
Christine Truman
Miss Brough
Lorna Raymond
Covina
Ashley Cooper
Tony Vincent
New York
Budge Patty
Don Fontana
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Don Thompson
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Gardnar Mulloy
Miami
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Renville McMann
U. S. Lawn Tennis Assn
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Lew Hoad
Ken Rosewall
America
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Seixas
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Richardson
Richard
Son
Richard Son
Reds fall to Cards as Nuxhall exits early in rout
The Cincinnati Reds were routed 14 to 4 by the St. Louis Cardinals. Joe Nuxhall was knocked out after five first-inning runs as Wilmer Mizell and Lloyd Merritt shut down the Reds. Jay Hook offered a bright spot with 2 2/3 innings of scoreless relief and Smokey Burgess homered in the eighth. The Reds head to Chicago for a Thursday doubleheader with Moe Drabowsky and Don Elston pitching for the Cubs.
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Roy McMillan
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Smokey Burgess
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Bud Podbiclan
Tom Acker
Moe Drabowsky
Don Elston
Fullmer Meets Vejar Tonight in Televised Title Bid
Gene Fullmer of West Jordan faces Chico Vejar of Stamford in a 10 round nationally televised bout on ABC, aiming for another title shot after losing the 160 pound crown. Fullmer is a 3 1 favorite, with his two younger brothers Jay and Don appearing on the undercard.
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Chico Vejar
Stamford
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Sugar Ray Robinson
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Don
Redlocing Plan Works on Coach Posey Exercises Sedlock
Assistant football coach Wyatt Posey has used reducing exercises on University of Georgia tackle Bob Sedlock of Canton Ohio. The program began with Sedlock weighing 270 and Posey 255 pounds. Sedlock is now down to 265 while Posey weighs 219.
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Wyatt Posey
University of Georgia
Bob Sedlock
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Ohio
Sedlock
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Greyhounds Ready for Chauncey Opener in Nelsonville
Nelsonville Greyhounds face two weeks of hard work as they tune up for the Chauncey Blue Devils. After scrimmages that produced a 0-0 tie with New Lexington and an 18-0 setback to Glouster, coach Bob Penrod emphasizes single wing defense and may use sophomores and freshmen to fill gaps. The opener at Chauncey is Sept. 13.
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Glouster
Bill Smith
Chauncey’ Blue Devils
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Greyhounds
Bob Penrod
Amsterdam
Penrod
Dick Moore
Tom Hall
Jerry Patton
Clifton Colwell
Hounds
Baseball contrasts and results from a midweek schedule
The page lists American League and National League standings with teams such as New York Chicago Detroit Baltimore and Cleveland. It notes Wednesday results New York 2 Baltimore 6 Detroit 3 and Chicago closing innings while Detroit and Chicago games finish as the only results shown. Thursday schedule features Washington at Baltimore Boston at New York Cincinnati at Chicago New York at Pittsburgh and Brooklyn at Philadelphia Milwaukee at St Louis while Havana Miami and Richmond Columbus games appear in other lanes.
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Sunnyhill Defeats HVA All Stars 10-4 in Nelsonville
Nelsonville Sunday game saw Sunnyhill beat Hocking Valley Association All-Stars 10 to 4 behind Wid Canter five hitter. Canter and Dawley led Sunnyhill with four hits each as the Coalmen chased down offenses faded after a 2-0 start. Sunnyhill seeks games in the Ohio Valley League. contact Sam Jenkins in Nelsonville.
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Big Ten Recommends Immunization Against Asian Flu
Commissioner Kenneth L. Tug Wilson urges all Big Ten football players be inoculated to prevent an epidemic. He told athletic directors in a memorandum that cases have not been serious but emphasized proactive immunization. Ohio State inoculated 68 players Sunday after the father of guard Tom Baldacci of Akron fell ill with Asian flu.
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Kenneth L
Tug) Wilson
Wilson
Ohio State University
Tom Baldacci
Akron
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