Cardinals Halt Pirates Win Streak 3-1 In Pittsburgh
St Louis pitcher Ronnie Kline and Lindy McDaniel shut down the Pirates as St Louis won 3-1 to trim Pittsburgh’s NL lead. Milwaukee swept San Francisco 8-4 behind Eddie Mathews two homers, while Philadelphia beat Chicago 4-3 on Ken Walters' eighth inning homer.
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Standings And Baseball Scores From Yesterday
Standings show Detroit 2 New York 6 Cleveland 6 Washington 7 Baltimore 5 Chicago 3 Boston 13 Kansas City 4. Schedule lists probable pitchers for night games including New York at Cleveland and Washington at Detroit. Denver at Indianapolis postponed due to wet grounds.
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Cage coach Cinciola named Duquesne assistant
John Cinciola was named an assistant basketball coach at Duquesne University on Thursday. The 1955 Duquesne graduate succeeds Steve Garay and previously coached Hempfield Area Joint High School last season.
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Judge Frees Mississippi Star From Grid Contract
Federal judge in Oxford Mississippi ruled All America fullback Charlie Flowers is free from a New York Giants contract and may play for the Los Angeles Chargers in the AFL. Judge Claude Clayton noted Flowers sought amateur status and Sugar Bowl play beside rescission rights until NFL approval.
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Favorites Win In Wimbledon
Wimbledon reports two top men Neale Fraser and Rod Laver advancing to the fourth round amid rain delays on slick courts. MacKay of Dayton defeated Ulf Schmidt 6-4 6-3 11-9 in three-set finish others include Buchholz vs Mark postponed by fading light. American women Darlene Hard Janet Hopps and Karen Hantze also reached the round, while Maria Bueno beat Tune Schirmer 6-2 6-1.
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Pope to hold two Olympic athlete audiences in Rome
The Vatican announced two audiences for Olympic participants. On August 24 at the Vatican, open to all athletes officials and reporters in Rome for the Games. A second audience on August 29 at Castel Gandolfo will include members of the International Olympic Committee.
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Coliseum Could Seat 120000 Fight Fans
Los Angeles report says the County Board of Supervisors expects the Coliseum to host up to 120000 boxing fans for the Patterson versus Johansson return match. The board wired Bill Fugazy of Feature Sports to promote the title bout.
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Canada Cup Golf Opens With South African Lead
Gary Player shot a record seven under par 65 despite asthma, giving South Africa a three stroke lead over Arnold Palmer and Sam Snead in Portmarnock Ireland. Bobby Locke shot 72 as the U S team stood at 140.
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JC Net Play Opens Saturday
The Bluefield Jaycee Junior Tennis Tournament starts this Saturday at the city courts with 9 am early rounds for boys and girls. Junior Boys semi finals are Sunday at 1 30 pm and finals Monday afternoon. Victor Grigoraci urges Friday noon entry deadline with forms in Room 615. Winners advance to the Charleston state meet on July 11 and then to Midland Texas for the August 16 international event.
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Crocker and Suggs Tie For Golf Lead
Fay Crocker of Montevideo and Lou ise Suggs of Atlanta shared the first round lead in the Women's Western Open with 74s in windy conditions. Mary Lena Faulk led a chase pack at 75, while defending champion Betsy Rawls held fourth at 76 and Marilynn Smith and Barbara Romack were two shots back at 77.
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Eller Gunderson In Women's Golf Finals
Curtis Cup stars Judy Eller and Jo Anne Gunderson reach the final of the 16th annual Women’s Collegiate Golf Tournament in Stanford. Eller, a defending champion from Miami and Old Hickory Tennessee, edged Jean Ashley of Kansas on the 19th hole after a late birdie, while Jo Anne Gunderson of Arizona State defeated Barbara Faye White of Centenary 4 and 2.
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Large Audience Heard Floyd Patterson Johansson Fight on Radio
ABC announced a radio audience of 50,820,000 for the Floyd Patterson Ingemar Johansson heavyweight bout, the largest ever for a sports or entertainment program. The Trendex survey of 100 cities covered 44 stations, with the claim also surpassing ABC’s TV fight audiences.
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Track Stars In AAU Prep
Bakersfield California AP notes America's top track and field athletes rehearse in 90 degree heat ahead of the AAU championships. Over 500 competitors from across the country aim for Olympic berths with seven 1956 Olympic gold medalists in attendance. Names include Hal Connolly Glenn Davis Lee Calhoun Gregg Bell John Thomas and Charles Dumas, who may finish behind Thomas due to a groin injury.
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Four State Golfers Qualify For Junior International Play
In Clarksburg Bill Moore led four youngsters to qualify for the International Junior Golf Tournament in Waterloo Iowa set for August 13 to 20. Moore posted 75 78 for 153 while Bill Field 77 79 totaled 156 and Marty Pressman 79 78 157. Walt Christiansen 79 81 160 and alternates Larry May 162 and Bob Sinclair 164 also earned spots.
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International Champ Here He Loves His Mirror
Flying Frenchman Paul De Galles the international junior heavyweight champion from France makes his Bluefield debut at Bluefield Auditorium. He faces Cap'n Ace Freeman in a 60 minute main event while boasting of beauty and power and a romance with himself. The card also features Bloody Cousins Jack Steele Blackjack Dillon and Doug Adkins vs Lloyd Morris. The program starts at 8 15 p.m.
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Canadian Officials Criticize US Hunters
Delegates at the western Canada Yukon Fish and Game Council meeting condemned U S hunters who violate sportsmen law in Canada. Resolutions denounced hunting by aircraft and removing fish and game above lawful limits. Lew Barker of the Ontario Federation spoke on border checks.
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