Dodgers Boost Hopes With Snider Furillo Erskine Return
Brooklyn's defending NL champions welcomed Duke Snider Carl Furillo and Carl Erskine back as they pursue the West Coast leg. They had won six of 18 on the trip and salvaged a split with St Louis 10-3 as Snider Furillo drove in three runs each and Erskine earned his first win.
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Joe Adcock
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Hec Brown
Detroit
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Boston
Baseball Scores From The Associated Press Grid
National League standings and results list teams wins losses and games behind. Schedule shows matchups Brooklyn Milwaukee New York Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh with winners and listed scores from the day. American League results include Baltimore Kansas City Washington and Detroit plus rain delays and night games with several doubleheaders and postponed ties.
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Featherweight title bout results from global boxing card
Frank text reports several world featherweight title results with fighters Hogan Bas ty and Bassey highlighted. Cherif lamia, Tony Biase, Howard King and Pat McLarty are listed with outcomes, locations including New York San Francisco and Tacoma, plus scores and stoppages.
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Kid" Basty
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France
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New York
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Reno
Section Tests Set for Golf Tourney at The Country Club
The United States Golf Association announced 32 qualifying sections for the 57th National Amateur Golf Championship to be held at The Country Club in Brookline Mass from September 9 to 14. A 36‑hole sectional test is scheduled for August 27 with a record field expected after last year’s 1,600 entrants across 30 sections.
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New York
Unitedates Golf Assn
Brookne
Mass
Feller urges antitrust limits on baseball contracts
Former star pitcher Bob Feller tells a House anti trust subcommittee about changes he supports in baseball operations. He endorses applying antitrust laws with exemptions for the reserve clause and territorial rights, proposes a five year cap on reserves, and suggests drafting minor leaguers after three to four years. The hearing also features Frick Harridge Giles and Musial as witnesses. The note recalls Columbia winning the first Intercollegiate Rowing Regatta in 1895.
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Warren Giles
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Stan Musial
St. Louis
Jean Ashley Enters State Tournament
Two Wichita women led 121 competitors in the qualifying round for the Kansas State Women's Amateur Golf Tournament at Rolling Hills Country Club. Judy Bell and Natasha Matson, both 20, fired 78s as top contenders with Matson on home course. Match play starts Wednesday and ends with the finals Sunday.
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Rolling Hills Country Club
Judy Bell
Natasha Matson
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Miss Matson
Bell
Tillie Becher
Topeka
Jean Ashley
Chanute
Kerwin Defeats DiBiase In Fifth Round KO At St Nick’s
New York welterweight Kerwin, an Ottawa native living in Valley Stream, stopped Tony DiBiase at 1 21 of the fifth after a sharp fourth round and a blistering late assault. DiBiase’s cut and two broken eyes ended the bout. Kerwin improves to 24 4 1 and eyeing a July 22 rematch if healed.
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Gale Kerwin
Teddy Brenner
Brenner
Eastern Parkway Arena
Teddy
St. Nicholas Arena
Kerwin
Tony DiBiase
St. Nicks
DiBiase
Valley Stream Ey
Mark Conn
Frankie Ippolito
Bauer Plans Suit Over Night Club Slugging Incident
New York Yankee Hank Bauer plans to sue delicatessen owner Edwin Jones for compensatory and punitive damages after a grand jury voted no bill on assault charges. Bauer, ex Marine, faced a $1 000 fine from Yankee president Dan Topping following a May 16 washroom fight at Copacabana.
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Hank Bauer
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Sidney O. Friedman
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Jones
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Dan Topping
Whitey Ford
Johnny Bucks
Yogi Berra
Mickey Mantle
Billy Martin
Kansas City
Mr. Jones
Hank
Ruling Dissolves International Boxing Club in NY
A federal judge orders the International Boxing Club dissolved and requires Jim Norris and Arthur Wirtz to sever ties with Madison Square Garden. The ruling ends the boxings group that had dominated professional boxing since 1949 amid anticipated actions.
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New York
International Boxing Club
Jim Norris
Arthur Wirtz
Madison Square Garden
Norris
Wirtz
Boxing executive stays in sport amid adverse ruling
Norris, president of SBC and director of the Garden and Chicago Stadium, said no decision was made today as counsel evaluates an appeal of Judge Sylvester J. Ryan's anticipated final decree. The antitrust case dates to 1954 when district court dismissal was overturned, sending the matter toward the Supreme Court.
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Feather Title Goes to Bassey Amid Victory Parade in Paris
Featherweight champion Hogan Bassey won by a 10th round knockout against Cherif Hamia in Paris. Nigerian premiers attended the Palais des Sports celebration, as Hamia left with a swollen eye and lip cut after a brutal finish.
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Palais Des Sports
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Cherif Hamia
France
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Rene Schemann
Hartnett First Pro Season With Worcester Highlights Hall Path
Gabby Hartnett posted a .264 average in 100 games for Worcester Mass in 1921 his sole minor league season in the Eastern League before rising to Baseballs Hall of Fame.
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Worcester
Mass
Methodists and Knights of Columbus Win Softball Games
The Methodists defeated St Patrick's 11 to 7, with Perez hitting a key homer in the sixth. Knights of Columbus edged High Prairie 7 to 6 after High Prairie led 5 to 3 in the fourth. Tonight at Highland Park Christians meet Lutherans, followed by Stark versus First Baptists.
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High Prairie
Highland Park
St. Patrick's
Perez
Stark
First Baptists
Elks Edge Jaycees 6 5 In Teener League Clash
The Elks edged the Junior Jaycees 6 to 5 in a Teener League game at Katy Park last night.
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Elks
Katy Park
Shipping magnate Frederic Bates dies at 72
Global briefs report the death of Frederic Alan Bates, former Cunard White Star chairman, at age 72 in London.
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London
Frederic Alan Bates
Cunard
White Star Shipping Line
Modern U. S. Embassy in Athens by Walter Gropius
A new U S Embassy in Athens will rise this fall, featuring glittering glass and aluminum exterior with classic marble interior. The design is by Walter Gropius, veteran German born architect who led Harvard's architecture department for 16 years.
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Athens
U. S
Walter Gropius
Harvard
Department of Architecture
Catching Fireflies Opens Baltimore Season at Johns Hopkins
Baltimore youngsters gathered at Johns Hopkins University to start the six week firefly season. Each child earned a quarter for every hundred fireflies they brought in. A graduate student described the research use of firefly tails in studying chemical energy to light.
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Baltimore
John Hopkins University
Property and defense deadline in Boerstler estate case
Notice in Erie Kansas requires written defenses by July 20 1957 in Neosho County court. Case involves Samuel Boerstler deceased at time of death with 78 acres plus 2 acre school district exception. Will proceed to judgment if defenses not filed.
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John M. Robinson
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Hal Dickerson
Samuel Boerstier
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Samuel Boerstler
Erie
Richard L. Ashley
Sam Williams
Topeka
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