White Sox Sweep Two As Yankees Lose
The White Sox swept a two game set with the Yankees while the Braves beat Philadelphia and Brooklyn topped St Louis. Chicago moved within reach of the AL leaders as Detroit pounded New York in the other game. The Giants, Cubs and Braves also notched wins as multiple teams chased division titles.
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Rec Football Drills Begin For Middle School Boys
In Loveland at the Wrasht School, seventh and eighth graders and other boys will start football drills this week. Coaches plan final team divisions into four squads toward week’s end. A 12 game schedule will then begin on September 1 with two workouts per week.
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Tribe Wins Twice To Near 5th Place
The Cleveland Indians swept a doubleheader against the Washington Senators, 4-2 and 6-4. Genie Woodlings and AL Smithy drove in key runs to fuel the first game win, while Mike Garoid held hitters to five hits and earned his seventh win. In the nightcap, Washington led 2-0 before Cleveland sparked a late comeback with a three-run surge in the seventh inning, aided by strong hitting from Roy Sievers and Amante.
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Altoona Wins Junior Tourney in 1-0 Ninth Inning
Altoona defeated Louisville 1-0 in nine hitless innings as Tommy Lane doubled in the 10th to spoil pitcher Willie Hoffmeister’s no hit bid and push Altoona into the final by beating Springfield Mass 4-1.
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Unclear names headline event in Vandalia and Salt Lake tennis
In brief sports items from Vandalia and Salt Lake City, Vic Reinders leads a carnival event where a top shooter is noted while Linn Rockwoort from Utah defeats George Myerson in straight sets to win the National Public Parks tie. Mary Arnold Prentiss beats Jon Johnson for the women's crown in Los Angeles.
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Beaver Club Ace Tournament Opens Friday
Beaver Club launches its annual Ace Tournament starting Friday and running through Labor Day week. A new 100 yard green and a 168 yard test hole are described, with $500 cash for an ace, a $100 savings bond for the closest to the pin, and daily prizes.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule From Major Leagues
National League standings show Milwaukee ahead with 69 wins while St. Louis and Brooklyn trail. Recent results include Milwaukee 13 Brooklyn 7 and St. Louis 5 Philadelphia. American League updates list New York leading with 73 wins and notable scores Detroit 7 New York 2 and Baltimore 4 Kansas City 2. A rifle mark at Camp Perry sets a national record.
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Drops Roberts As Starter With Phillies After Loss
Philadelphia pitcher Robin Roberts, a longtime Phillies mainstay, is dropped from the starting rotation by Manager Mayo Smith after a 7-3 defeat to the Milwaukee Braves. Don Cardwell and By Meyer will replace him. Roberts has struggled, allowing six hits including two homers in 3 1 3 innings, and this season has given up 35 homers.
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Arbitration moves as Giambra Calhoun set for TV bout
The New York State Athletic Commission acts as arbitrator in a TV fight dispute involving Sugar Ray Robinson Carmen Basilio and two closed circuit outfits. Giambra vs Calhoun headline in San Francisco with potential title contention. TV plans may shift to Teleprompter or other networks. DuMont will televise parts of the card from New York and Miami Beach highlights feature Ralph Dupas vs Johnny Bussa.
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Rookie Hazle Sparks Braves Rise in National League
Milwaukee rookie Bob Hazle roars into the majors with 30 hits in 57 at-bats, including five home runs, lifting the Braves to a 14th win in 18 games. He started strong after Wichita setback and drives in six runs in a 7 3 win over Philadelphia as veteran Andy Patko praises his power and discipline.
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Gunderson Edges Casey in National Women's Amateur Final
In Sacramento JoAnne Gunderson of Seattle defeated veteran Ann Casey Johnstone Baird 6 in the finals to win the National Women's Amateur championship.
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Amateurs Clash in Western Amateur Final Rain Postpones Doubles
In Brookline Mass the Western Amateur final between St Louis Ed Upderraff and Joe Campbell ended 9 and 8 in favor of Upderraff? The text also notes Australian Ashley Cooper and Neale Fraser and American Wimbledon champions Gardner Mulloy and Budge Patty advancing to national doubles finals, with the finals delayed by rain scheduled for Sunday.
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Boys Singles Net Matches Open At Nira Park Courts
The Corty Tennis Club hosts the boys singles net matches at Nira Park. Round one features Bob Saygent and Terry Cureell, with Mike Vini competing against David Gates. Tomorrow, Tomor row pits Tom against Jim Davison while Bob Lawson faces David Brooks.
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Yanks and Aussies Vie For National Doubles Title
Patty and Mulloy, top seeds, team to challenge Australia’s Ashley Cooper and Neale Fraser for the National Doubles championship. Patty, 34, dislikes the doubles game but teams with Mulloy, 43, after a Wimbledon run. Defending women’s doubles champions Broweh and DuPont meet Gibson and Hard, who have never lost a match in eight tournaments and the Wightman Cup.
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Braves beat Yankees in seven two win with two three run homers
Yesterday's stars include HITTING-AY Xaline and Kauline for the Braves in a 7-2 victory over the Yankees. Hazle increased his average to .526 in 57 at bats with two three run homers, while Keegan of the White Sox pitched a three hitter in a separate win.
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McGinley Wins Skyline Feature in Turbulent Race
Skyline Speedway reports a late model feature won by McGinley after a tight run through lapped traffic. Layfield and Avierson chased the field with several restarts, while Lumut of Russell cracked the top three late, and Mishap and White Hird also contended as the main event concluded in July.
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Lyons to Join Ryder Cup Team at Moon Brook Club
Lyons, a noted pro at Moon Brook Country Club in Jamestown, and Sam Suiend are named to the Ryder Cup team. The event is set at nikal Country Club on September 1. Details on the other competing teams and entrants remain unannounced.
Venturi Captures Milwaukee Open by Five Strokes
Ken Venturi of San Francisco wins the Milwaukee Open by five strokes with a 267 at the Primepol Golf Club, earning $6,000 and rising to 18th on the PGA money list. The 21-year-old pro turned pro in 1956 and, despite a short probation, has collected about $20,000 in nine months. He posted rounds of 68 66 68 65 and tied for second last week at the St. Paul Open with a 266. fellow contenders included Sam Snead and Al Balding who shared second at 272, earning $9,500 each.
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