A.L. Remains Unchanged As White Sox, Indians Bow
In a busy league update the Dodgers and Braves stay hot, keeping pressure on the Giants as the Pirates rally late to beat the Cubs. Hank Aaron powers the Braves, Willie Mays and Wickland spark the Giants but fail to hold a lead. In the AL, the Senators upset the White Sox while the Orioles end the Indians' win streak. Mantle and Terry shine for the Yankees in a 22-1 rout of the Athletics.
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Braves
Willie Mays
Willie Wickland
Johnny Antonelli
Pirates
Roberto Clemente
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Reds
Cincinnati
George Altman
Frank Robinson
Cliff Cook
Senators
White Sox
Orioles
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Athletics
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Tigers
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Chicago
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Hoyt Wilhelm
Tribe
Mickey Mantle
Ralph Terry
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Terry
Gene Stephens
Pete Runnels
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Detroit
Hart-Scott Bout Is Postponed In Philadelphia Fight
Welterweight contenders Gar Net Sugar Hart and Charley Scott delayed their 12 round bout after Hart suffered a cut lip in a sparring session. A new date was set for October in Philadelphia.
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Ortega Faces Fernandez In Miami Welterweight Clash
Mexico's Ortega meets Fernandez in a 10 round nationally televised bout in Miami Beach. Ortega brings a 50-14-2 record with wins over Kid Gavilan and Tony DeMarco. Fernandez, 18-1 with 20 pro fights, has stopped 15 straight and knocked out Stephen Redl at MSG. Promoter Chris Dundee promises a $50,000 title shot bid for the winner's defense.
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Mexico
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Ortega
Florentino Fernandez
Chris Dundee
Don Jordan
Dundee
Don Nesseth
Jordan
Mexicali
Fernandez
Or‘tega
Kid ‘Gavilan
Tony DeMarco
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Cuba
Stephen Redl
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MacKay Advances in Tennis Despite Service Troubles
Forest Hills report on Barry MacKay who after Air Force service defeats Bob Mark to reach a quarterfinal. facing Bernard Bartzon as other top players like Laver Emerson Ayala and Olmedo also advance. women players Bueno, Hard, Hantze, Knode, and Truman move into quarterfinals with Reynolds and Haydon drawing near.
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Australia
Alex Olmedo
Los Angeles
Roy Emersons
Mark
Maria Bueno
Brazil
Darlene
Montebello
Calif
Louise
Brough Clapp
Pasadena
Aren Hantze
San Diego
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Mrs. Brasher
Miss Ilard
Miss Hantze
Sandra Reynolds
South Africa
Ann Haydon
England
Christine Truman
Dorothy Head Knode
Panama
Women's Loop To Open Season
The Women's City Bowling League begins Sunday September 20 at 2 PM at Pastime Alleys with the new season opening.
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Boxing and Football Updates From The Day's Deck
Boxing feature Willie Pastrano versus Tony Anthony headlines a stacked card. Jackpot bowling runs at 10 48. Jets and Giants clash as Chicago Bears plan a defense heavy benefit game.
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Tony Anthony
Difficult To Rate Ingemar As a Champ
New York based report quotes Ruby Goldstein saying it is hard to rate Ingemar Johansson as a champion after the Patterson bout. He notes Johansson's seven third round knockdowns, calls many punches awkward, and argues legends like Dempsey Louis or Marciano would have finished Patterson in that shape. He adds Johansson would struggle against prime heavyweights.
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Ingemar Johansson
Floyd Patterson
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Lower East Side
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Joe Louis
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Rocky
Elementary Touch Football Set To Begin
The elementary school athletic program starts with touch football practice for fifth and sixth grade boys. Southern League will be directed by Thomas Farley of Pomeroy and Charles Bordeau of Egremont, Eastern League by Drew Scelsi of Crane, and Northern League by Francis Kelley of Plunkett. Intramural leagues run at larger schools with a representative team chosen by teachers. Lions Club trophy goes to the sixth grade champion and Marine Corps League trophy to the fifth grade titlist.
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Pomeroy
Charles Bordeau
Egremont
Andrew Scelsi
Crane
Francis Kelley
Plunkett
Mrs Wechter Wins Final Supper Match
DALTON Mrs Joseph Wechter won the final supper match at Waheonah County Club with a low gross of 46. Miss Jane Hennelly and Miss Grace Jones tied for low net honors. Miss Pamela Rodgers had the fewest putts for nine holes with 14. Members were reminded reservations are being accepted for the animal banquet Oct 7 at Stanley Club in Pittsfield.
Miss Reagan Wins Women’s Weekly Golf Event
Miss Reagan wins the Berk Shire Hills Country Club women’s weekly golf event last night. Twenty competitors played with a back nine kickers finish. Prize winners include Ann McCormick 45 second Helen Kozchak 47 third George Wilk 49 fourth Eugene Cornelius 30 fifth. Irene DePelteau and Peter Terpak served as chairmen. a string tournament is set for Thursday on the front nine.
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Sally Reagan
Berk Shire Hills Country Club
Kickers
Ann McCormick
Helen Kozchak
George Wilk
Eugene Cornelius
Irene DePelteau
Peter Terpak
Columbia Picks New Captain For 1959 Football Team
Pry Harvey Brookins of McDonald Pennsylvania was named captain of Columbia University's 1959 football squad. A 21 year old senior, Brookins has started every varsity game for the past two seasons and is regarded as Columbia's top running back.
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Conn
Pry Harvey Brookins
McDonald
Columbia University
Brookins
Columbia
Women club to elect officers at October supper meeting
Mrs Walter Haskins and Mrs Cornelius will chair the final supper meeting for women on Thursday October 1. Officers for next year will be chosen then. Nominating committee members are Mrs Eugene Andrew, Mrs George Quinlan, Mrs Robert Childs and Mrs Cornelius.
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Walter Haskins
Cornelius
Eugene Andrew
George Quinlan
Robert Childs
Special Tourney Set Tomorrow At Lou's Alleys
A special tournament to determine Berkshire County's two top bowlers is set for tomorrow at Lou's Alleys. Winners advance to Indian Orchard on Sunday September 20, with the final survivor facing a televised match on Saturday October 10. Tomorrow's event is five strings with no entry fee. bowling costs are the only expense.
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Berkshire County
Lou's Alleys
Indian Orchard
Major League Stars Pitching and Hitting Feats
Roger Craig and Hank Aaron headline MLB notes. Dodgers blank the Phillies on three hits and an 18-man minimum over six innings for a 5-0 win. Hank Aaron drives a three-run double in the seventh, lifting the Braves from behind to a 7-? victory over the Cardinals.
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Braves
Cardinals
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San Francisco
Roger Craig
Sccucaea Creme
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Hank Aaton
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