YMCA Swim Championships Draw Large Crowd and Winners
The first annual YMCA scholastic swimming championships were held Saturday night drawing a large audience. Nearly 100 entrants competed in 25 events for grades 5 through 12, with 75 medals awarded by Sterling Milk Co. Eagles of Erie. Notable winners included John Kelsey and Denny Hyer in diving and Terry Carroll in the 60-yard medley, while Mary Beth Keppel and Gary Lane led the freestyle races.
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Neary
Sterling Milk Co
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Carol Auer
John Kelsey
Denny Hyer
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Mary Beth Keppel
Dave Hillstrom
al Vanssens
Jim Kelsey
Dick Peebles
Chuck Butters
Dick Fairchild
Bill Cochran
Charlene Clark
Susan Weston
Kathleen Sprover
Steamboat
Jay Blount
John Grice
Hugh O'Hare
Marion Bauer
Candy Marsh
Connie Bauer
Gary Lane
Dennis Crowell
John Bulard
Dennis Hyer
Larry Sheehan
John Butters
James Mong
Terry Carroll
Roger Lacey
Perry Parker
Phyllis Jaggi
Elaine Chillock
Linds Krupa
Prudy Hill
Louise Butters
Michael Allen
Fred Morrison
Peny Parker
Tom Joyce
Mike Vincent
Chip Brown
Grary
Barbara Keppel
Linda Krupa
Sally Cole
Joh Rowland
National Bank Routs Columbus In Teener Upset
National Bank stunned the Columbus Merchants 14 to 8 at Loveland Field to snap both teams’ perfect records. Ed McMahon earned the win with relief help from Ken Scott and Dave Brooks, while Jim Paulson took the loss. Norman Wade and Joe Baressi sparked a four-run third inning, and Jack Houghtling padded the lead with a bases loaded triple in the fifth. Columbus threatened in the sixth but Brooks finished the key innings to seal the upset as Aero Supply moved toward first place and Ajax loomed next.
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Ed Linski
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Joe Baressi
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VFW
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J. Baressi
Houghtling
Rieck
Perkins
All-Star batting heroics lift Phillies in 14th inning
Yesterday's Stars report Harry Anderson of Philadelphia hit a two run homer in the 14th to beat St Louis 6-4 after a single, double and two homers fell short in an earlier 6-5 loss to St Louis. Mor Drabowsky of the Cubs shut out Pittsburgh on one hit.
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Phillies
St. Louis
St. Touls
Mor Drabowsky
Cubs
Pittsburgh
Ted Kluszewski
Dodgers beat Milwaukee in high scoring win
Dodgers win 12-4 over Milwaukee to extend their streak to five, drawing 171,926 fans for a Braves series and boosting Los Angeles toward league lead as Giants hold first place despite a 6-3 loss to Cincinnati. Phillies edge St. Louis 6-4 in 14 innings, while Drabowsky shuts out Pittsburgh.
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Chicago
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San Francisco
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Steve Bilko
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Smoky
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Miwaukee
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Tim Tam May End Career At Belmont Park
Tim Tam the Calumet Farms Derby Preakness winner suffered a sesamoid bone break in the right front leg and may retire. Trainer Jimmy Jones and owner Mrs Gene Markey will decide after x rays confirmed the injury. The colt was beaten six lengths by Irish bred Cavan in the Belmont Mile and a half.
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Round Table
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Gonzales Secures Pro Tennis Title Over Hoad
Pancho Gonzales defeated Lew Hoad 6-2 6-2 to cap the 1958 pro tennis tour in Los Angeles before about 1,400 spectators. It was Gonzales final win in the 100 match series, though he had 36 losses to Hoad and earned his fourth tour triumph alongside promoter Jack Kramer for all time honors. Boots Monroe beat Billy Peacock 4-0 in Hollywood in a separate early bout.
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Lew Hoad
Pancho
Gonzales
Jack Kramer
ABC Tournament Ends At Syracuse
The St. Louis Falstaffs won the $2,500 top award at the American Bowling Congress tournament at Onondaga War Memorial Syracuse. They claimed the open team title with a 3,210 series on April 10, earning $1,000 each for Bill Tucker and Jim Vrenick. Paterson New Jersey's Faragalli upset the all-events lead with a 2,043 series to win $1,000, while Steve Nagy of Mayrd suffered the loss.
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Jim Vrenick
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Paterson
Steve Nagy
Racing Star Near All-Time Earnings Milestone
The racer has paid $340 and earned $30,000 to lift all-time winnings to $1,056,264. A win would push him past Citation’s $1,086,760 retirement mark, closing in on the nearing career milestone.
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Major League Leaders in American League Stats
Baseball leaders across batting runs batted in hits and fielding show Cerv of Kansas City atop RBIs with 45 and Mantle of New York among leaders in runs. Kuenn and Fox pace batting averages and hits with 87 and 65 respectively while Turley and Dickson lead pitching with 9 1 and 4 1 records.
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New York
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Martyn
Lemon
Tuttle
Cory
Triandos
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Aparicio
Harrell
Turley
Dickson
Garver
Ford
Harshman
Pierce
National League at bats and pitching leaders listed
Statistical leaders in at bats runs hits and other categories are presented for the National League. Notable names include Musial Mays Cepeda Banks and Ashburn with leading figures in at bats runs batted in doubles triples and home runs. Pitchers Spahr Purkey McMahon Jones Drott and Podres are cited for their decisions strikeouts and win totals.
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Mays
San Francisco
Green
Banks
Chicago
Cepeda
Thomas
Pittsburgh
Daily Baseball Schedule and Results Snapshot
Today schedule lists Detroit at Boston and Chicago at Washington among others with yesterday results across leagues including Boston 11 Chicago 4 and Cleveland 14 New York 1. Tomorrow’s slate features Kansas City at New York and Chicago at Washington plus Cleveland at Baltimore and Detroit at Boston.
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Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Kansas City
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