Braves Hold to Lead as Reds Ride Kluszewski Comeback
Ted Kluszewski returned from the disabled list to spark Cincinnati with four hits two singles a double and a two run homer as the Redlegs beat the New York Giants 5-4 to snap a four game skid and stay within a half game of the Milwaukee Braves who crushed Philadelphia 10-2 led by Warren Spahn. Brooklyn topped St Louis with a late Ronnie Gilliam steal home and Chicago Cubs pounded Pittsburgh 11-5. In the AL the White Sox extended their win streak to nine over Washington while New York Yankees beat Kansas City 10-1 Detroit topped Boston 5-4 and Cleveland beat Baltimore 7-2.
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Darkhorses Lead Open As Patton Mayer Tie For Lead
In Toledo at Inverness Club Billy Joe Patton and Dick Mayer posted 70 68 to lead the 57th National Open after 36 holes. They hold a two stroke edge over Doug Ford and Ken Venturi, while many stars missed the cut as foul weather and the course challenged a 58-man field.
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Baseball Scores and Standings Across Leagues
National and American leagues report standings with Milwaukee and New York leading in their divisions. Friday and Saturday results include Brooklyn over St. Louis 2 1 in ten innings and Chicago beating Pittsburgh 11 to 5, along with multiple league schedule notes and player matchups.
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Tighter Wichita Grip On American Assn Lead
Wichita strengthened its lead in the American Association after two wins over Louisville. Omaha beat Minneapolis 3-0 to put St. Paul within 1 game. Long homer heavy opener and Covington plus Hartsfield power in nightcap sealed the pair. St. Paul edged Denver 6-3 in 11 innings while Charleston and Indianapolis were rained out.
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Anthony to duel Archie Moore after dramatic draw with Durelle
New Yorker Tony Anthony remains the No 1 contender after a 10 round draw with Yvon Durelle in Detroit. Anthony and manager Ernie Braca want an impressive win to secure a title shot versus light heavyweight champ Archie Moore. Durelle pressed Anthony and bloodied him, but judges split the decision and the AP score favored Durelle.
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Legion Beats Neodesha 4-2 in Wednesday Night Ballgame
Chanute American Legion defeated Neodesha 4-2 as a four run fourth inning powered by Sears Durham Lind and Neeley sparked the rally. Neodesha scored two in the sixth on a Porter error and back to back hits. Showalter earned the win for Chanute with eight strikeouts.
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Fight Results From Detroit and Osaka Summary
In Detroit Yvon Durelle of New Brunswick drew with Tony Anthony of New York in a ten round bout. In Osaka Benny Espinosa of the Philippines outpointed Hideto Kobayashi of Tokyo over ten rounds.
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Yankees Suffer 14 Safeties in Win With Sturdivant Going 8 Hits
Tom Sturdivant earned the victory for the Yankees with eight hits allowed as Wally Burnette took the loss. Don Newcombe pitched a complete game for the Dodgers, extending his unbeaten streak against the Cardinals to three this season, though his win total stands at 5-6.
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Belmont Stakes Feature: Bold Ruler and Gallant Man Lead Field
The 89th Belmont Stakes pitted Bold Ruler against Gallant Man with five other colts in a major Triple Crown finale. Veteran trainers Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons and Willie Shoemaker faced John Nerud and Willie Shoemaker against Eddie Arcaro and Bold Ruler. Nominations closed with 147 horses, seven starting, including Cohoes, PROP Corn, Bold Nero, Lucky Dip, Inside Tract, and others from Greentree Stable, Cain Hoy Stable, D. M. Stable, and local owners.
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Yankees Rout A's as Mantle Mints 19th Homer
In a 10-1 victory over Kansas City, Mickey Mantle clouted his 19th homer of the year and Hank Bauer, Bill Skowron and Bob Richardson collected three hits apiece. The Yankees cruised behind strong run support and steady pitching as Brooklyn edged St Louis 2-1 in 10 innings with Gilliam scoring the decisive run after McDaniel walked in the frame.
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Game Count Evened As West Beats East
The West defeated the East 73 to 67 to night to even the prep All-America world basketball series at a game apiece. Moe Iba led the fourth quarter rally with eight points as the West closed with a 27 point burst after trailing by seven after the third.
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Baseball Deals In Final Day
The witching hour for major league trading arrives at midnight as contenders pursue deals to strengthen for pennant races. The Milwaukee Braves and Cincinnati Redlegs seek pitching and power, with Giants and Yankees as key targets, while Chicago White Sox stand pat.
Morrow Ties World Record In 100-Yd Dash
Bobby Morrow of Abilene Christian tied the world record in the 100 yard dash at the NCAA meet in Austin, running 9.3 seconds. Ira Murchison of Western Michigan initially challenged him, but Morrow edged ahead by less than a foot. Other notable marks included Greg Bell near Jesse Owens’ 26 ft 4 in broad jump and Ancel Robinson posting 22.4 in the 220 yard low hurdles.
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Chanute Tribune Sports Snippet Highlights NCAA Lead
A June 15, 1957 Chanute Tribune note mentions a standout performance with an easy 47.3 seconds to lead the semifinals in an NCAA track record context.
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Ed Dater Signs With Cincinnati Reds Farm Club
Ed Dater 21 of Kansas signs with the Cincinnati Reds. A University of Kansas graduate from Garden City he led the Big Seven in hitting two years ago and also played basketball for the Jayhawks. He is an outfielder and third baseman and will report to the Reds Wausau Wisconsin farm club in the Class C Northern League on June 31.
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No Drug Stops The Flu Bug
New York report says science has no drug to stop influenza once it strikes a person The virus causes flu as polio does Antibiotics and sulfas do not touch viruses A vaccine offers the best defense Health authorities prep vaccination programs if Asian flu spreads Doctors urge bed rest and early use of antibiotics to prevent complications from bacterial infections
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