Wimbledon Opens With Upsets as Richardson Falls Early
In Wimbledon opening round, seed Hamilton Richardson of Baton Rouge and Art Larsen of San Leandro lose. Ampon defeats Richardson 1-8 9-7 6-2 6-3 6-0, while Larsen falls to Torsten Johansson. Other Americans advance as Sedgman, Stryc, Patty, Mulloy win.
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Slecon
Eng
INS
Hamilton Richardson
Baton Rouge
Art Lar Sen
San Leandro
Cal
Richardson
Felicisimo Ampon
Philip Biues
Larsen
Torsten Johansson
Sweden
Lth
U. S
Dick Sevitt
Orange
N. J
Nareth Kumar
India
Vic Srixas
Philadelphia
Rescue Nath
Herb Flam
Beverly Hills
Owen William
South Africa
Budge Patty
Los Angeles
Gardnar Mulloy
Miami
Patty
A. W. Tills
New Zealand
Mulloy
Wiaydslaw Skowecki
Pole
Frank Sedgman
Australis
Jaime Bartoli
Spain
Eric Sturgess
Hans Redl
Austria
Clark
Pasadena
Drago Mitic
Yugoslavia
Grant Golden
Chicago
P. Guimaraes
Brazil
Gene Garratt
Cyril Kemp
Ireland
Harry Idkas
San Francisco
Pete Cawthorn
Australia
Irving Dorfmann
New York
E.c. Clark
England
Heinz Hermann
Germany
Pablo Eisenberg
Newark
Darek Capwell
John Agar
Atlanta
Henry Billington
Alastair Martin
Aetaus
Reds and Marmet Suffer Losses in Junior League Action
Kanawha Junior Baseball League results show Reds and Marmet both losing in the National Division. Belle defeated Senior 7 7-2 with Cody Whitman contributing three hits. Marmet fell 3-1 to Woodrums in another game. Parkette lost 8-4 to Woodrums in American Dit division play. Pony League Woodrums also beat Parkette 10-7. Upcoming schedule lists Amvett vs Gaselle at Gun Glay and Reda vs John eee with local parks as venues. Niagara Falls hosts U S Golf Champion Julius Boros in the International Mixed Foursome event at the Nissera Parks Course.
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Reds
Marmet
Belle
Cody Whitman
Charles Young
Woodrums
Parkette
Ais
You
Pate
Enn
Waanter
Connell
Aries
Weoodrims
John Brawiey
Warkorte
Charies
Cyzette
Scheduli
Gaselle
Gun Glay
Reda
John Eee
Watt Porellanne
Kaufmanst Cycle ‘Shop i
Aetel
Legion Field
Boros
Canada
Niagara Falls
Ont
U. S
Julius Boros
Nissera Parks Commission
Kroll Upsets Middlecoff In PGA Match Drama
Ted Kroll, a war veteran from New Hartford, N C, defeated Cary Middlecoff 2 and 1 after a 38 hole marathon to reach the PGA championship semifinals at Big Spring. Kroll’s late birdies and a precise 150 yard final shot sealed victory as Middlecoff misfired on a key five foot putt. Hamilton and Harbert also won their matches to join Turnesa in tomorrow’s 36 hole semis.
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Ouisville
Ted Kroll
Cary Middlecoff
Jim As —*Yournese
Bob Hamilton
Chick Harbert
New Hartford
N. C
Ufe
Middlecoff
Kroll
Big Spring
Iamesa
Westchester County
Clarence Doser
Hartsdale
Hamilton
Frank Champ
Houston
Tex
Harbert
Fred Haag
New Orleans
Turnesa
Anzio
Middleroft
Mth
Monday Results From The Associated Press Baseball Roundup
The Associated Press recounts Monday results across the National and American leagues. Highlights include New York defeating St Louis while Cleveland and Philadelphia split, with notable performances by Mets and Pirates players and upcoming pitchers listed for marquee matchups.
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Paterty
Chicago
Philadelphia
Soston
Fittsburgh
Mércen Lesgat
Langatt ii
Mt. Louis
Louis
Hrocklyn
Presko
Boyer
Moe
van Cuyk
Cincionat
St New Saasantertalgind
Perkowski
Blackwell
Hearn
Jansen
Hicaco
Beatape
Strate
Henry
Trucks
Cleveland
Shantz
Wren
Washington
Marrera
Aon
Senators Cool Torrid Chisox Win by 6 to 4
The Washington Senators defeated the Chicago White Sox 6 to 4, dropping Chicago three games behind the Yankees in the pennant race. Frank Shea earned his fifth win with help from Joe Haynes, while Hal Brown took the loss as injuries weakened Chicago’s lineup. Attendance reached 8,740 as Washington opened with two three-run innings and held on for the victory.
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Chaco
Chicago White Sox
Washington Senators
Senators
Vicory
Chicagoans
New York Yankees
Sox
Washington
Boston Red Sox
Detroit
Yankees
Browns
St. Louis
Frank Shea
Joe Haynes
Hal Brown
Paul Richards
Sam Mele
Tom Wright
Hector Rodriguez
Leo Thomas
Nellie Fox
Sam Dente
Chicago
Coan
Jenson
Wright
Vernon
Rob‘'somih
Pierce
Grasso
Sheely
Siem
Thomas
Baynes
Fja Coleman
Denice
Eneie Iopoomon
Tetals
Lollar
Dente
Kennedy
God
R—Loan
Jensen
Busby
Baker
Grease
Garrasquel
Minoso
Robinson
RBI
Stewart
Shea
Jollar
Graszo
Brown
Jansen
Carrasquel
Yost
Runnels
Boston Beats Pirates 9 to 3 in eighth inning rally
The Boston Bostonians defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 9-3 as five runs came in the eighth inning aided by three Pittsburgh errors. Gus Bell accounted for all Pirates runs with his eighth homer in the opening frame. Matthews tied 3-3 in the sixth before Boston exploded late with a sequence of hits and errors.
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Boston
Braves
Pittsburgh
Bostonians
Pirates
Gus
Bell
Dave Cole
Dick Groat
Ralph Kiner
Cole
Ernie Johnson
Bucs
Hd Matthews
Piteburgh Borton
Abieoa D'Grace
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Friend
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Johnson
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Great
Garagiola
LaPalme
Bi—Bell
Crowe
Mathews
Jethroe
Burris
Ha—Bell
Torgeson
S—Friend
Strickland
Metkovich
Pirates Schedule Two Tryout Camps in State
The Pittsburgh Pirates announced two East Virginia tryout camps for prospects aged 16 to 22. Rex Bowen will supervise the sessions, with camps at Williamson June 30 to July 2 and at St. Marys July 7 to 9. Participants pay travel and camp costs, refundable if signed to a contract.
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Pirates
Charleston
Pittsburgh Pirates
West Virginia
Pirate
Jim Wennar
Williamson
St.Marys
Rex Bowen
Pittsburgh
Yankees Triumph In Slugfest Over Browns 14 10
The New York Yankees rallied to defeat the St. Louis Browns 14 to 10 in St. Louis. The Yankees pounded 17 hits, including two consecutive homers by Joe Collins, to surge into first place in the American League. Mantle and Berra provided key hits as New York outslugged the Browns despite early deficits.
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Yankees
Brownies
ST. Louis
New York Yankees
Joe Collins
St. Louis Browns
New York St Louis
Collins
Bauer
Delsing
Osiro
Overire
New York
Brideweser
Sain
Hiszuto
Harrist
Delaing
McDougeld
Colina
Rivera
Rizmuto
Gals
Birrist
Madison
Bearden
Ostrowski
Cain
Ontrowakt
Hogue
Ho—Cein
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Arviat Tin
Divon
Ovarmira Hideombe
Oatrowakt
Brearden
Heese Trowski
Harrint
Baccavelle
Saparelln Iwekiniey
Moose
Lynn Goshorn Leads Little League Win Over Blossoms Dairy
Lynn Goshorn sparked a 7-4 win over Blossoms Dairy with three seventh inning runs as Paul Fletcher, Bob Hein and Darrell Mathews earned two hits each. DeVan dominated Londeree 13-3, with John Bradford collecting three safeties for DeVan. The day’s results included top performers from Canterbury, Williamson, and others, as schedule notes listed games at Kanawha City Park and Legion Field.
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Lynn Goshorn
DeVan Ve
DeVan
Blossom Dairy
Paul Fletcher
Bob Hein
Darrell Mathews
Londeree
John Bradford
Stephanson
Williamson
Carrington
Casto
Sullivan
Evan Goshorn
Blossom Dalry
Mathews
G. Saunders
Canterbury
EH. Barnette
Atamidtin
Loame
Western Taamue
Ban
Pontiac
Ie Diamond
Holsum
Alerat
Kanawha City
Skyline Cab
Legion Field
Odd Fellows
Electronics
Davis Nash Wag s Tied for Loop Lead
Davis Nash and Wag's share the City Softball League lead after the first half schedule. If both win tonight at Owens-Illinois Field they meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. for the championship. Tonight's games include Davis Nash vs Sport Mart at 4 p.m and Carbide vs Wag's at 7:10 p.m.
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Owens-Illinois
Davis Nash
Wag’s
Sport Mart
Carbide
Wag's
Oweng Clinois
McJunkin
Logan Hosts State PGA Event Friday
Logan is hosting the eighth annual State PGA tournament at Logan Country Club on a three day event beginning Friday. Defending champion Sims Browning, assistant pro at the club, will lead a field including former champions Wiechman Hoffer Coffey and possibly Sam Snead who may skip due to a shoulder issue. Final rounds and 36 hole finals are scheduled with rounds Friday through Sunday.
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Logan
Professional Golfers Association
Logan Country Club
Sims Browning
Guyan River
Wiechman
Browning
PGA
Gary Nixon
Sara Snead
Greenbrier
Hela
George Hoffer
Huntington
Rut Coffey
Moundsville
Nixon
Snead
Toledo
Rain Delays Robinson Maxim Title Bout At Yankee Stadium
Rain forces postponement of Sugar Ray Robinson versus Joey Maxim title fight from Tuesday to Wednesday at Yankee Stadium. Weigh in still on, second weigh in planned, with Robinson favored to gain edge. Road work planned for Maxim while boxing officials note no home TV or radio broadcast in the United States.
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Jack Hand
York
Sugar Ray Robinson
Joey Maxim
Yankee Stadium
Sugar Ray
Robinson
Maxim
New York Giants
Cincinnati
Giants
Yanks
Pal Josy
Cleveland
Sealghe
Jack
Doc) Kearns
Joey
Central Park
New York Athletic Club
Uptown
Kim Norris
International Boxing Club
Townera
Bob Aont
Brooklyn
Polo Grounds
SBC
Yankee
IBC
Chuck Davey-Chico Vejar Romatca
Detroit
United States
Coed Bullfighter Wins Two Kills in Juarez Arena
Patricia McCormick, the American coed bullfighter, rose from the sand to kill two bulls before about 6,000 fans in Juarez. Despite being knocked down twice, trampled, and briefly injured, she earned the ears of both bulls for her courage. Sam James, a New Yorker, also killed two bulls on the same card.
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Juarez
Mex
Patricia McCormick
Patricia
Jucarez
Mangrum Withdraws From British Open
i Lloyd Mansrum of Chicago withdrew from the British Open Golf Championship as the Royal and Ancient Golf Club announced. The field now has nine Americans left for the Royal Lytham and St Annes course starting July 7. Roberto De Vicenzo was not eligible and did not enter.
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St, Andrews
Scotland
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Chicago
Royal and Ancient Golf Club
Royal Lytham and St. Annes
Royal and Ancient Club
Roberto de Vicenzo
I. Rees
BH and A
de Vicenzo
Royal Lytham and
St. Annes
Lancashire
Railroads Drive Erratic Market On Losing Day
New York June 23 railroads led a choppy stock market with gains and losses across a 1 to 2 point range. The 60 stock index fell 10 cents to 105.40 as rails slipped, utilities flat, and major names like Bethlehem Steel GM and Texas Co. tumbled while Santa Fe and Standard Oil rose amid mixed corporate bonds and generally weaker U S government notes.
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New York
Associated Press
Bethlehem Steel
General Motors
Northern Pacific
Texas Co
Texas Pacific Land Trust
Almerada
Allied Chemical One
Santa Fe
Standard Oi
American Can
Westinghouse Electric
Weneee Alleghany Corp. Fascern “Ashines
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Endman Aeee
Utahing Hig Stee
Waiee
Packard Motor Car
Atlea
Shem Fairbank
Airways
Sita Lenis Allied
Bares
Firestone
Parke Davis & Co
A A. Co
Car & Pruchaul 'Fralier
Pennsylvania
Oyana
Mid
General Electric General Funds
ABA Pepsi-Colatiaere
General ‘Mills
Gas & Teat
Ities
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Sidia Toy Fore
Gliletie Byeervice
Zigmou H Ty
Glidden Co
Creek Pac
Ami
Goodrich
Punker Industries
Goodyear Tire
Bervice B & Gy
Wooler Sosees
Graham-Palge Wa
Bull Anaconda Co
Great Northensound
Nickeseve
Simmons Co
Ears
Rosbuck
Bethlehem Bred
TBL
Sinclair
Brawl Nox LL
Interlake Iron Corp
Slos Sheffield
Steel NG
Boeing Almiano Ace
Interstate Dan
NS Socony Vacuum Ot
Ohio
Abe
Kroger Grotery
Logan Gaterpilar
Gus Zaght
San Fane
Lane Biatewaser. Corp. Vey
Celotex
Libbey
Lik
Amr
Wsee
Central Fou
Swift
Texas Perears
Lockheed of Aterati
Thor
Great Wi
Lowenstein & Bone
Erie
Gale
Main
Bon
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Chic
Northwestern Ik
Meria Machine Co
Ion Olaf Rie
Rock Isl. & P
Midland Bt
Commercial Credit Combustion
Comercial Calvents
Motor Wheel Corp. Mullins
Walwart Rre
Ae Onngol
Edison My Murray Corp
Jerner Brae
Picuivenus Consol
Wat and
Gas
Murph. G. Co. Ds NS
Western
Air Lines
Container Corp
Cash Register
Westingh
Natl
Distillers
West Penn
Laryiang
Curtias-Wright
Newport ‘News
Olor
He Woolworth
Bocforms Western
Young Spring Buliers Gongeng
Youngatown G, & Wine
Dow Oriane
Younger's Steel Door
Dresser Tacuuportes
Grain and Provisions Climb Amid Mixed Chicago Trade
Chicago June 23 The Board of Trade ended mixed as grain and provisions fluctuated with wheat rising in later trading while corn and oats showed uneven moves. Lard and hogs traded steadier with selective gains and cash markets noted limited inventories across wheat and barley, amid a broader price pullback in wholesale indexes and livestock futures.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
City Net Play Sees No Upsets At Tennis Tournament
The 6th annual City Tennis Tournament at Kanewha Valley Tennis Club saw no upsets for a second straight day as seeded players advanced with ease. Featured matches include Bert Wolfe versus Hugh Thompson at 3 p.m and mixed doubles at 4:30 p.m. Daily results list Atherton, Thompson, Clarkson, and Draper among multiple winners in singles and doubles events.
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Kanewha Valley
Bert Wolfe
Hugh Thompson
Westering
Atherton
Bob Broadly
Otis O'Connor
Dick Drumheller
Andy Payne
Eugh Thompson
Tom Kinnaman
Dore
Jor Preston
al Glarkson
Phil McNamee
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Albans Motors
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Ang Mulls
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Pritchard Motors
Dunbar & Quarrier St. Ph
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White's Garage
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Watt Powell Annex
Mangrum
W. Va
Toro, Inc
McCorkle Av
Kan
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Raney Wildaeat
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Drum Pond Va
Tou Bradford
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Fim Wa
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Nancy Anderson
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Wall Brooks
T. C. McKinley
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Bob Bradley
Hugh Terre
Margaret Moore
Mrs. Barber Fiornee
Garvier
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Soler
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Yelowstone, Inc
Louisville
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