Radecki And Lawson Win Doubles Title In Ladies Open
Tony Radecki and his brother Bob Lawson won the doubles title on Mead Park courts after defeating Bob Marsh and Tom Titus in straight sets 6-1 6-2 6-0. The duo follow past champions George Downey and Frank McKnight who did not compete this year as rain delayed girls doubles opening matches scheduled for today.
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Tony Radecki
Cory Tennis Club
Bob Lawson
Mead Park Court
Radecki
Lawson
Bob Marsh
Tom Titus
George Downey
Frank McKnight
David MacKenzie
Phyllis Juegi
Kathy Downey
Carol Leone
Janet Muckinhaupt
Mari Ann Distner
Carol Chivicuzio
Carol Jaggi
Theresa Hajec
Kathy Hoylen
Linda Hanna
Marcia Myers
Adeline Ross
Diane Cooklis
Colleen Gardner
Mary Leone
Margaret Frisina
Joy Zalzneck
Sondra Varrassa
Mary Flowers
Mary Downey
Diane Rossbacher
Judy McMichael
Mary Beth Keppel
Americans win Davis Cup doubles title in all American final
Ham Richardson and Alex Olmedo, National Doubles champions, defeat Barry MacKay and Sam Giammalva 6 4 3 3 6 4 to win the U S Davis Cup doubles, the first all American final since 1948. The committee faces a split over Australia trip funding and Olmedo's eligibility as a resident Peruvian.
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Brookline
Mass
Ham Richardson
Alex Olmedo
U.S
Richardson
Olmedo
Barry MacKay
Sam Giammalva
Forest Hills
N.Y
West
Australia
Hestl
Nix
Marshall Delivers Big Day For Cubs Debut
Chicago rookie Jim Marshall, 22, arrived from Baltimore and went 4 for 6 with three homers and a double across a doubleheader. He fueled two Cubs leads, but Philadelphia rallied to win 8 3 and 5 3, while Marshall recalled his role as a substitute before being unleashed.
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Marshall
Chicago
Jim Marshall
Chicago Cubs
Bob Scheffing
Baltimore
Cubs
Philadelphia Phils
Lary Downs Yanks Again and Tigers Split Twin Bill
Detroit pitcher Frank Lary beat the Yankees for the seventh time this season as Detroit won the opener 3-0 and New York captured the nightcap 3-2 to split the doubleheader. Charlie Maxwell, Norm Siebern, and Bobby Shantz figure in key moments as Cleveland, Baltimore, and other clubs win in a heavy day of American League action. Pirates’ Bob Friend leads NL with 7 victories as Pittsburgh challenges for first division. Milwaukee, Cincinnati, Philadelphia post wins while Stan Musial and Hank Aaron homer in tight pennant races.
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Lary
Casey Stengel
Detroit
Yankees
Tigers
Hal Newhouser
Bizzy Trout
Chicago
Baltimore
Boston
Red Sox
Kansas City
Cleveland
Washington
Charlie Maxwell
Tiger
Art Ditmar
Norm Siebern
New York
Herb Moford
Bobby Shants
Jackie Jensen
Murray Wall
Ray Herbert
Athletics
Don Buddin
Pete Daley
Wall
Ted Bowsfield
Billy Gardner
Associated Preav
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Pirates
Bob Friend
St. Louis
Elroy Pace
Giants
Priend
Milwaukee
Warren Spal
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Bill Mazeroski
Hank Foiles Grove
Stan Musial
Joe Cunningham
Irv Noren
Gene Green
Frank Thomas
Ken Boyer
Hank Aaron
Braves
Red Worthington
Joe Adcock
Andy Pafko
Johnny Logan
Leon Wagner
Frank Robinson
Johnny Temple
Don Zimmer
Dodgers
Ed Benehee
Cubs
Rip Repulski
Wally Post
Willie Jones
Phillies
Jack Sanford
Jim Marshall
Giants Pour Over Million Mark at Seals Stadium
The San Francisco Giants rose above one million in attendance yesterday at Seals Stadium as 22,08 fans watched Milwaukee beat the Giants 8 to 3 in 10 innings. The total for 60 home dates reached 1,010,456, a milestone not seen since 1954.
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San Francisco Giants
Millonlir
Seals Stadium
Jeague
Milwaukee
Giants
New York
Polo Grounds
Detroit Fight Night Ends With Henry Stop Of Cotton
Henry fMtank of Detroit stopped Charlie Cotton of Toledo in a 155 pound bout on Saturday night in Detroit. Cotton was halted in the ninth round as fans watched the welterweight style action and referees weighed Cotton’s defense.
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Detroit
Henry fMtank
Charlie Cotton
Toledo
Ohio
Anne Quast Wins Ladies Golf Tourney
Anne Gunst Quast, a Stanford senior nearing retirement from competitive golf, defeated Barbara Romack 3 and 2 to win the GAth Women's Amateur Golf Championship in Darien. JoAnne Gunderson, a former champ at 18, praised Quast’s skill as the field notes her rise and hints she may return to top form.
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Gown
Anne Gunst
Gath
Barbara Romack
Anne
Othe West
Miss Gunderson
Shell
Sue
Miss Quast
Stanford
Score Back Wilhelm Sold to Orioles on Waivers
Cleveland and Baltimore trades shift players as Herb Score returns from elbow injury and Wilhelm is waived to Baltimore. Score, sidelined most of the season, plans a Friday return in Kansas City after a week of workouts. Wilhelm, 2-7 with a 2.46 ERA, had been the Indians knuckleballer, while Jim Marshall was waived to the Cubs after batting .215 in 85 games.
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Herb Score
Tadians
Oyt Wilhelm
Baltimore
Score
Washington
Kansas City
Wilhelm
Indians
Orioles
Jim Marshall
Cubs
Marshall
Bears Win 2nd Exhibition Tilt
Associated Press reports the NFL exhibition season has two undefeated teams, the Rams and Bears, with Chicago winning 3-0 over the Philadelphia Eagles in Columbus. Other results include the 49ers edging the Redskins 20-19 in Portland and the Colts tying the Cardinals 31-81 in Austin. George Blanda kicked the Bears only points on a 1-yard field goal. John Brodie connected on 19 of 26 passes for San Francisco. Gordie Soltau secured Frisco’s lead with a 32-yard field goal late in the fourth.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles Hams
Chicago Bears
Detroit Lions
Rams
Bears
Lions
Philadelphia Eagles
Columbus
George Blanda
San Francisco 49Ers
Washington Redskins
Portland
Ore
Baltimore Colts
Chicago Cardinals
Austin
Tex
John Brodie
49Ers
Gordie Soltau
Frisco
Shooting dominance at Moscow world championships
Russia’s marksmen continued their strong show at the International Shooting Championships in Moscow, extending their lead with top placements and medals.
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Moscow
Russia
Evening Baseball Standings and Results Summary
National and American League standings appear with team records and recent scores. Notable results include Boston and Detroit winning, Kansas City and Chicago splitting games, and Pittsburgh and Milwaukee posting multiple results with several matchups listed for upcoming games.
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York
Chicago
Boston
Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
Kansas City
Washington
New York
Salas City
CAHS Coaches To Conduct Football Clinic September 2
CAHS announces a public football clinic at Corry Area High School in the gym on Tuesday September 2 at 7 pm with athletic director Lou Hanna leading demonstrations of 1958 offensive and defensive techniques. The program includes remarks by the superintendent and principals, followed by a Q and A at 8 30 pm and coaching staff introductions with player showcases.
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Corry Area High School
Lou Hanna
CAME
Hanna
Dr. W. Rodemeyer
H. J. Sheen
H. G. Wolfe
Russ Brant
Ken Harvey
Ben Calderone
Roger Hoover
Lou Henna
Ken J. Harvey
Baseball Leaders Dominate Scoreboard In Major Leagues
Major League leaders list top players in batting runs and hits from 325 at bats onward. Mantle and Runnels pace runs, Jensen and Power lead RBIs, and Kuenn tops doubles. Pitching stars Delock and Turley shine with wins and strikeouts. In golf, Fay wins Waterloo Open with 31,413 total, Hanson runner-up, Crocker carding 287 to set circuit low.
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Boston
Cory
Kansas City
Kuenn
Detroit
Mantle
New York
Power
Cleveland
Jensen
Blewers
Washington
Coinyite
Cry
Fox
Chicago
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Musial
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Philadelphia
Aaron
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Mays
San Francisco
Thomas
Pittsburgh
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Iowa
Fay
Hoak
Cincinnati
Crocker
Montevideo
Uruguay
Philadel
Virdon
San Fran
Prockciseo
Blasingame
Miss Hanson
Phyllis Germain
Atlantic
Phyllis
Marlene Hagge
Delray Beach
Fla
Germain
Mrs. Hagge
Baseball Leaders Appear in Box Score Fragments
Home runs by Banks of Chicago 41 Thomas of Pittsburgh 33 Aaron of Milwaukee 28. Stolen bases by Ashburn Philadelphia 4 Mays San Francisco 22 Blasineame St. Louis 19. Decisions Willey Milwaukee 84 687 Spahn Milwaukee 16 9 640 Purkey Cincinnati 146 636 Strikeouts Jones St. Louis 178 Antonelli San Francisco 121 Spahn Milwaukee 117.
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Chicago
Thomas
Pittsburgh
Aaron
Milwaukee
Ashburn
Philadelphia
Mays
San Francisco
Blasineame
St. Louis
Willey
Spahn
Purkey
Cincinnati
Jones
Antonelli
Water loo Open winner Fay Crocker of Uruguay
Fay Crocker of Uruguay won the Water loo Open with a 287. Ned Lilly of Stanton Michigan won the overall Grand American Trapshoot title. Bill Ficker of Newport Harbor California captured the international star class sailing championship. Brian Hewson of Britain won the 1500 meter run in 3 41.9 as European track championships ended. Bill Stead driving Maverick won the final heat of the Silver Cup regatta. First Landing won the Hopeful stakes at Saratoga and Dragon Killer won the Ventnor handicap at Atlantic City.
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Fay Crocker
Uruguay
Vandalia
Ohio
Ned Lilly
Stanton
Mich
San Diego
Calif
Bill Ficker
Newport Harbor
Stockholm
Brian Hewson
Britain
Detroit
Bill Stead
Maverick
Saratoga Springs
N. J
Saratoga
Atlantic City
Altoona Vies For U.S. Baseball Title
The National Amateur Baseball Federation Junior Tournament crowns the 1958 champion today with Detroit and Altoona contending. Detroit forced an extra game by defeating Altoona 1-0, keeping the double elimination format alive.
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Allumna
National Amateur Baseball Federation
Detroit
Altoona
Ridgewood golfer Wes Ellis wins Canadian Open title
Edmonton report: Wes Ellis of Ridgewood New Jersey finished with 267 to win the Canadian Open championship. In Havana Oscarito Suarez of Cuba outpoints Jose Luis Mora of Mexico 10 to 9.
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Edmonton
Alta
Wes Ellis
Ridgewood
N. J
Havana
Oscarito Suarez
Cuba
Jose Luis Mora
Mexico
Braves Shake Slump Boost NL Lead
The Milwaukee Braves ended a Los Angeles skid and moved seven games ahead in the NL after beating the Dodgers in the Coliseum. Hank Aaron plated his 26th homer with Ed Mathews aboard in the 10th, Del Crandall added a 3 run shot in the second, and Don credited earned his seventh win as Milwaukee clinched a series victory edge over San Francisco and Pittsburgh.
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Milwaukee Braves
Los Angeles
San Francisco Giant
Dodger
Pittsburgh
Hank Aaron
Ed Mathews
del Crandall
Braves
Fred Haney
Coliseum
Dodgers
Seals Stadium
Giants
Milwaukee
Crandall
John Antonelli
Aaron
al Worthington
Gilant
Leon Wagner
Carl Willey
Bob Rush
Willey
Don
Aaron's 10th inning homer lifts Braves past Giants
Yesterday's Stars show Hank Aaron of the Braves blasting a two run homer in the 10th to break a 5-6 tie and give Milwaukee a 7-5 victory over San Francisco. Aaron also had the tying single in the fifth as part of the rally.
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Associated Press
Hank Aaron
Braves
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Aaron
Frank Lary
Tigers
New York
Detroit
Yankees
Chicago Round Table Wins Arlington Handicap Title
Associated Press report notes Round Table (83.80) capturing the Arlington handicap prize worth 85,200 dollars, boosting earnings to 1,251,114 dollars and narrowing the gap to Nashua, the all time money winner, to 73,451 dollars.
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Chicago
Round Table
Ler Nashua
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