Kluszewski lifts Reds as Giants fall in late rally
Mil ton Richman reports Redlegs star Ted Kluszewski back from the DL with a homer a double and two singles in a 5-4 win over the New York Giants. He rued a ninth inning flyout that spoiled a potential great chance. The upset keeps Cincinnati within a half game of the NL lead as other pennant races unfold across the majors.
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Cincinnati Redlegs
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Big Man
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Joe Nuxhall
Giants
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Trosky's 6th Win Lets Braves Take 3-1 Lead
Trosky, Cedary the standout for the Braves, delivered his sixth win against four defeats as Davenport defeated Peoria 4-2. Evansville moved to sole possession of the league lead after a rainout delayed Keokuk and a postponed Cedar Rapids Burlington doubleheader. multiple games were affected by rain as DaySox pushed their ace, while Addis took the loss giving Davenport 11 hits.
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Chuck Tanner
Ronnie Kline
Dick Crott
Prosperity
Don Elston
Ernie Banks
Hal Trosky, Jr
Cedary
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Rapids
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Davenport
Peoria
Keokuk
Cedar Rapids
Raiders
Trosky
Chiefs
Duke Addis
Addis
Tarantino
Pauletich
Anthony Held To Draw By Tough Durelle
Detroit report says Yvon Durelle, returning to Canada, drew with top light heavyweight challenger Tony Anthony in a 10 round bout. Durelle entered as a 4-1 underdog and claimed victory, while Anthony’s loss complicates his bid for Archie Moore’s crown. Referee Lou Handler scored the last round 5-1 for Durelle under Michigan’s five point must system.
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Durelle
Detroit
Yvon Durelle
Canada
Tony Anthony
Archie Moore
Lou Handler
Michigan
Chi occa to duel De Cola in ten round TV bout
New York report says Felix Chi occa lightweight will face Tony De Cola of Brooklyn in a ten round television fight. The bout shapes a televised program from a New York venue, highlighting future matchups in the 135 pound division.
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New York
Felix Chiocca
Tony de Cola
Brooklyn
Indian Creek Qualifiers Bid For City Tournament Team
At least 32 golfers will bid for spots on Indian Creek Country Club's 10 man City tournament team in qualifying Sunday. Pro Jim McPartland announced qualifying times Saturday. Any other golfers wishing to qualify are asked to contact him. Eight groups of four will open at 7 30 a m with a scheduled list of players and scorers across eight time slots.
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Indian Creek Country Club
Jim McPartland
Jay Krachmer
Chuck Slauson
Charlie Gunther
Glen Athey
Maxine Gress
Larry Rowan
Don Van _ Cura
Grant Maples, Jr
George Beals
Flavia Huddleston
Larry Martin
Ken_ Gress
Ed Smith
Ed Kadell
Wilma Howe
Jerry Maples
Bernie Price
Rich Wall
Ed Reed
Benne Anderson
Herb Jahn
Jack Smith
David John
Tom Hendrickson
Gerrysen
Van Horne Knocks Off Marengo 7-1 In Iowa League Play
Van Horne defeated Marengo 7-1 in East Central Iowa league baseball Thursday night. Pitcher Bachman earned the win while Gunzenhauser and Begunk shared mound duties as closers.
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Iowa
Marengo
Bachman
Gunzenhauser
Begunk
Cedar Rapids Legion Tops Tama 11 6 in Early Burst
Cedar Rapids legions bunched runs in the first three innings to beat Tama 11 6 at Hayes field. Bill Condran and Gary Bean homered. Dave Bradley and Dave Hoyt added two hits each as Cedar Rapids totaled 11 safeties. Larry Sayers allowed seven strikeouts in a winner effort while Tama used three pitchers with Gary Wheeler taking the loss.
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Hayes Field
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Gary Bean
Dave Bradley
Dave Hoyt
Gary Wheeler
Larry Sayers
Wheeler
Maukiema
Michael
Hawk
Tower
O Bradley
Semotan
Evans
Zhorne
PuFallif
Condran
RBI
Yankees Say Pitchers Target Mantle In Duel With Rival Club
New York Yankees accuse rival pitchers of throwing at Mickey Mantle to injure him after AL fined five players for Thursday Chicago brawl. George Weiss and Dan Topping defend the World Series champs while White Sox officials back their own players Larry Doby and Walt Dropo.
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Yankee
George Weiss
Will Harridge
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Chicago
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Larry Doby
Walt Dropo
Chicago White Sox
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Yankees
American League
Sox
Reberry Hurls No-Hitter and Erickson Tops Happy Time
Cedar Rapids Major Open night features Paul Reberry tossing a perfect no hit no run game for Eby's as Armstrongs Lefty Erickson follows with a one hit. Thede's Chat and Chew extend lead with 4 0 win. Armstrong's hits total nine including a third inning triple from Don Gerber.
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Patton Mayer Lead After Open First Round At Toledo
Patton and Mayer shared the Open lead after a 68 each at Inverness as Demaret, de Vicenzo, Thomson and Ford followed. Venturi and Wininger close behind. many past champions struggled. Mayer forged a strong back nine with four-under 32 while Patton steadied to edge ahead.
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Texas
Jimmy Demaret
Roberto de Vicenzo
Mexico City
Peter Thomson
Australia
Patton
Mayer
Second Round Totals Highlight U S Open Golf Leaderboard
The list shows round two scores for numerous players led by Penne 70 68 138 and Dick Mayer. Notable names include Ken Venturi, Dave Ford, Bo Winninger, Billy Joe Patton, Julius Boros, Sam Snead, Arnold Palmer, Jack Burke, Gene Littler, and several others with varying 36 hole totals. The field features players from multiple countries and clubs across the United States and abroad.
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Toledo, Ohio
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Dick Mayer
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Ama
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Jack Fleck
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Lloyd Mangrum
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Petersburg
Pia
Morganton
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San Francisco
Dave Ford
Mahopac
N.Y
Bo Winninger
Odessa
Texas
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Peter Thompson
Melbourne
Australia
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Southern Pines
Bud Ward
San Sia Calif
Fred Hawkins
el Paso
Sam Penecale
Philadelphia
Mike Fetchick
Cene
Gerry Esseiing
Toronto
Preddie Haas
New Orleans
Billy Maxwell
Joe Campbell
Knoxville
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Pid
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Cary Middlecoff
Dallas
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Ir Kiameshu Lake
Esece
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Pranklin Mich
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Northville
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Stan Leonard
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Mass
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Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Jerry Barber
Los Angeles
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St Paul
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Hillside
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Mich
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White Sulphur Springs
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Salem
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Shreveport
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Boxer To Fight Dixie Race Law
In New Orleans, light heavyweight Joseph Dorsey Jr filed an amended petition in Federal District Court challenging the 1956 Louisiana law banning racially mixed athletic events. A trial date has not yet been set. The statute had passed with little opposition.
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Louisiana
Joseph Dorsey, Jr
Orange Bowl weighs conference ties for New Year game
The Orange Bowl committee will meet in July to decide whether to renew its current tie up with the Atlantic Coast and Big Seven conferences, which supply the teams for Miami's traditional New Year’s Day football game.
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Fla
Raw Deal After A 100 Dollar Fine In Brooklyn Brawl
Milwaukee Braves shortstop John Logan furious over a 100 fine while Don Drysdale of the Dodgers escapes with 40 after the Brooklyn Milwaukee melee at Ebbets Field. Several stars from Yankees and White Sox also fined 100 to 150 as club bosses back their players.
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Johnny Logan
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Don Drysdale
National League
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Drysdale
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Ebbets Field
Teams Call It Quits in 29-0 Legion Tilt
In Jackson Mississippi the Wi nona and Jackson American Legion teams halted a Friday game at the top of the fifth inning after managers agreed it was no contest. Jackson led 29 to 0 at the pause.
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Jackson, Miss
Winona
Jackson American Legion
Jackson
Adair Board Names New Head Football Coach
The Adair school board announced the appointment of 26 year old Gerald Comstock as head football coach at Adair High School.
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INS
Gerald Comstock
Dodgers Call Up McDevitt Roseboro In Major Moves
Dick Williams joins Cleveland Indians with a three hit performance to beat his former team 7 2. Billy Goodman homers after being acquired from the Red Sox hours earlier. Baltimore adds Ken Lehman for 10000 while planning to shift Bob Nelson to Knoxville. Roseboro and McDevitt promoted from Montreal and St Paul as part of the week of roster changes.
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Cleveland Indians
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Baltimore Orioles
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Jim Busby
Indians
Goodman
Boston Red Sox
Mike Fornieles
Ken Lehman
Brooklyn Dodgers
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Bob Nelson
Uo Knoxville
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Montreal
Danny McDevitt
St. Paul
Ave Pignatano
Junior Boys Open Tourney Kicks Off Monday
The 11th annual Towa Junior golf meet opens at Iowa State College with qualifying rounds this weekend. Forty six entries are in, but officials expect about double that number. The event is open to Iowa boys under 18. entrants include Roger Horn of Mason City who tied for eighth in the state high school meet and four players from Spencer high school.
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Iowa
Roger Horn
Mason City
Spencer
Wanted Excellent Salesman for Protective Coatings in Iowa Illinois
Energetic applicant aged 28 to 45 sought by growing company for a defined Iowa and Northwestern Illinois territory. Applicants should have actual sales experience in protective coatings paints or maintenance items to manufacturing plants, with a proven volume potential. Salary 400 monthly plus company car, expenses, and sales bonus. Interview arranged locally. Provide full background including age education sales history products handled target companies territories sales volume current earnings. Confidential replies only.
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