Milwaukee Blank St. Louis 5-0 on Burdette Shutout
Milwaukee pitcher Lew Burdette allowed seven hits and no walks for his first shutout of the season as the Braves beat the Cardinals 5 to 0. Larry Jackson took the loss, snapping an eight game winning streak, while Adcock and Cunningham drove in runs for Milwaukee.
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Reds End Six-Game Slide With 7-1 Win Over Cubs
Cincinnati Reds snap a six game skid by drawing nine walks and capitalizing on a Chicago error for a 7-1 victory. Ed Bailey and Eddie Kasko hit solo and two-run homers as Jay Hook improves to six and five defeats, despite a late Cubs rally sparked by Ernie Banks Bouchee and Altman.
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Johansson Favored To Retain World Title In Rematch
Ingemar Johansson, the 27 year old Swede and world heavyweight champion, is 8-5 favorite to beat Floyd Patterson in a rematch at the Polo Grounds. Promoter Fugazy predicts 35 000 attendance and about 800 000 gate with Patterson seeking a title comeback after last June’s upset.
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Florida State Coach Named Davis Cup Junior Squad Coach
John Powless, tennis coach at Florida State University, is appointed to lead the U S Lawn Tennis Association 1960 junior Davis Cup squad in a move announced by UPI.
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Dressen Praises Braves Spirit Amid Rainy Start
Milwaukee Braves skipper Dressen lauds his club for fighting spirit in a rough early season. He notes 12 postponements, rain and fog, 17 wins in 33 games, and highlights Bob Buhl’s 150-pitch effort against the Phillies while hoping for Warren Spahn and Lew Burdette to return to form.
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Wimbledon Opens as Open Field Anticipates Era Shift
Wimbledon begins with a wide open field as amateurs and potential professionals loom. Shadow figures like Trabert Sedgman Hoad and Olmedo stand ready as authority moves toward open pro major championships. Female contenders Hart Connelly Gibson and Bueno headline the female side with Fraser and MacKay as top seeds.
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Parkersburg Hosts 13th Junior Amateur Qualifier
The West Virginia sectional qualifying round for the 13th annual National Junior Amateur golf championship will be held July 19 at Parkersburg Country Club. Dean Gramlich said the 18 hole medal play event, sponsored by the USGA, is open to West Virginia youths aged 12 to 18 and is one of 34 qualifiers nationwide. only the 1950 winner and runner-up are exempt.
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Marshall Coach Chambers Resigns to Join WMU Faculty
William A. Chambers head baseball coach at Marshall College for five years resigns to join Western Michigan University as associate professor of physical education. He will assist WMU head baseball coach Charlie Maher and has a Huntington background and Kentucky letters in football baseball and track.
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Bill) Chambers
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Phillies Rally Falls Short as Right Edges Giants
In San Francisco the Phillies rally with five ninth inning hits but fall 7 to 4 as Jones earns his ninth win for the Giants who stay two games back in the pennant chase. Antonelli and Banks contribute in a tight, late-inning stretch.
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Public Health Service to Track Nationwide Fish Kills
Surgeon General Burney announces a national system to report fish killed by water pollution with quarterly and annual tallies by location and numbers. Reports will go to the Public Health Service in Washington and be shared with agencies and the public. The effort marks the first comprehensive national fish kill tabulation. The piece also includes anecdotal fishing stories from Ohio and Holston River.
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Palmer Snead Lead Canada Cup Golfers
Arnold Palmer and Sam Snead head the strong American challenge as the eighth International Golf Championship and Canada Cup matches open at Portmarnock Links Ireland. The tournament runs four days with 18 holes daily to decide team and individual titles after 72 holes. The Irish call it the biggest sports jamboree they have organized.
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Patterson Closes Training Camp in New York Title Bid
Floyd Patterson closed his training camp in Newtown and prepared to travel to New York to face world heavyweight champion Ingemar Johansson for the title. Patterson, through his publicity man, predicted he will become the first man to regain the heavyweight crown after losing it.
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Iowa Girl Moves Into Golf Finals
Paris AP Ann Casey John stone of Mason City Iowa reached the semi finals of the French International Women's Golf Tournament Saturday with a 6 and 4 win over Mme Philippe Eloy of France.
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Trautman Honors Best In Minors
In Columbus Ohio AP report George M Trautman named eight top minor league players including Mike Mattiace a righthanded pitcher for Palatka who threw two no hitters in May and Duke Ducote an outfielder for San Antonio who had 18 homers by end of May. The minors president said writers and broadcasters chose the players who will receive wrist watches.
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