Reds Rally To Beat Phillies As Burgess Hoak Power Reds
Cincinnati Reds overcome an early 3-1 deficit to defeat Philadelphia 8-3. Smoky Burgess and Don Hoak homered, long rallies in the eighth produced five runs, and Tom Acker earned his ninth win as the Reds move into NL second place behind Milwaukee.
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State Coaches To Take Florida Jobs
CHARLESTON June 29 Jerome Ruby a nine year South Charleston High School coach and Russ Porterfield a 14 year Webster Springs High School coach announced they will move to Florida. Porterfield will coach and teach at Baker County High School Macclenny near Jacksonville.Ruby will become social studies instructor at West Palm Beach High School. Porterfield plans August move. Ruby joins Florida staff after long WV careers.
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Triadelphia and Warwood Football Jobs Filled
Ohio County Board of Education fills major coaching posts. Frank Dumas to lead Triadelphia football. Jim Foti takes on football and basketball at Warwood. LaBay named Madison Junior High basketball coach. Foti previously coached Wheeling Central and Warwood teams. Dumas has prior Moundsville, Triadelphia, and Central ties.
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Patterson Jackson Heavyweight Title Set for NBC Telecast
Floyd Patterson will defend his heavyweight title against Tommy Jackson on July 29 at the Polo Grounds. The bout will be carried on NBC both by radio and television in New York.
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Locals Tie for Top With Phillies in Appalachian League
In Kingsport Tennessee Bluefield Dodgers routed the Orioles 18 to 8 in the Appalachian League opener tonight. George Miller drove in five runs on two singles a double and a walk. Pitcher Steve Dalkowski struggled allowing four walks and two wild pitches in his first professional start.
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Betsy Rawls Wins Women’s Open After Pung DQ
In Mamaroneck New York Betsy Rawls of Spartansburg South Carolina captured the Women’s Open title after Jackie Pung of Hawaii San Francisco was disqualified following a playoff tied 302. Pung had led with rounds 73 78 final day 208 total. Rawls posted 75 76 290 total for her third Open crown and $1800 prize. Patty Berg finished second with 305.
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Daily Telegraph Sports Sunday Morning
The brief sports round up from the June 30 1957 edition highlights key results and happenings across football, athletics, and racing with national and regional interest. Notable names and scores are summarized to reflect the weekend’s action.
No indispensable man cited in locker room tale
A moral about humility and teamwork notes that no one is indispensable. It uses a water bucket parable to illustrate that one cannot leave a lasting mark by ego or splashing attention, as the pool remains unchanged.
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Story of the tailor and his violinist son in Carnegie Hall
A Bronx tailor devotes his life to his son with violin talent. He funds a Carnegie Hall debut but the performance fails. The banquet anticipation turns awkward when only two relatives eat, while the tailor’s prejudice clashes with the audience.
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Middlecoff Favored In Open Field At St Andrews
Golf fans in St Andrews expect a two man race between Dr Cary Middlecoff and defending champion Peter Thomson as the British Open begins. Thomson seeks a fourth straight title on a course he knows well while Middlecoff, making his Scotland debut, challenges the Australian stalwart with American contenders including Stranahan and Watrous among a reduced field.
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Newcombe on Keys to Wins and World Series Hopes
Brooklyn pitcher Don Newcombe says four factors help him win 27 games last season: his condition control luck and the ball club. He recalls losses to Johnny Antonelli and Willie Mays, notes the difference between pitching and throwing and credits catcher Roy Campanella and past mentor Bill Mackey for teaching him to locate the plate.
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Iron Liege Wins Arlington Clark Laurance Armour Memorial
Calumet Farm's Iron Liege the Kentucky Derby winner closed decisively to win by a head over Greek Game in the $22,050 Laurance Armour Memorial at Arlington Park. Dave Erb rode Iron Liege who surged around the stretch to overtake Greek Game. Manteau placed third. Iron Liege paid 5 to 1, 2.60, and 2.40.
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White Sox top Senators 7 to 1 in Washington
Lefty Jack Harshman allowed six hits as Chicago defeated Washington 7-1. Jim Rivera homered tripled and singled, Roy Sievers's 16th homer provided the only Senators run. The win puts Chicago and New York in a first place AL tie after the Yankees beat Kansas City in extra innings.
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Red Baxter Wins NCAA Golf Championship In Comeback
Red Baxter Jr. of Houston University defeated Ward Wettlaufer of Hamilton College 4 and 2 to win the 60th NCAA Golf Tournament Championship in Colorado Springs Colorado. Baxter had played in the Trans Mississippi and the National Open at Toledo last week and is a member of the U S Walker Cup team.
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Doug Ford Leads Western Open After Third Round
Masters champion Doug Ford pressed to a one stroke lead at Plum Hollow Golf Club with a four under par 67 to reach 207 after three rounds in the Western Open. Sam Snead surged into contention with a 65 on a windy, rain-hit day as Dow Finsterwald Billy Maxwell Marty Furgol Gay Brewer Jr. and Gene Littler trailed by one stroke.
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Malzone Drives in Six as Red Sox Top Tigers in Boston Win
Red Sox rookie Frank Malzone collected three hits and six RBIs including a grand slam to lift Boston over Detroit 12 to 4. Ted Williams and Jackie Jensen added three runs combined, moving Boston a game and a half ahead of Detroit in the AL standings.
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