New Starters Pay Off For Stengel Yanks As They Seek World Series
Casey Stengel tests a evolving Yankee rotation as Whitey Ford and Don Larsen rest for the World Series. Bobby Shantz Zack Monroe added to the staff with Turley Ditmar and Mass. Monroe threw his first complete game in a 6 1 victory over Boston. Tigers sweep KC as Herb Moford carreies Detroit. Senators beat Orioles aided by Ossie Alvarez outstanding defense.
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Boston
Washington
Baltimore
Detroit
Orioles
Kansas City
Herb Moford
Tigers
Harry Chiti
Bob Cerv
Bory Grim
Hee Brown
Four Teams Advance In Corry Tennis Club Girls Doubles
In the Corry Tennis Club girls doubles tourney four teams moved into the second round as Mary and Kathy Downey defeated Judy McMichael and Mari Ann Diemer 6 1 6 3. Theresa Hajec and Sondra Varassa won 6 1 6 0 over Carol and Phyllis Jaggi. Adeline Ross with Janet Muyckinhaupt and Mary Beth Kep pel with Pat Kinney advanced via byes. Tonight sees Furina Gardner with Colleen Gardner against Linda Hanna and Diane Rossbacher while Caro Chirrenzio and Kathy Hoyton face Mary and Carol Leoche. The winners face Ross and Matkinhaupt Friday. the other winners meet Hajec and Varassa Saturday.
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Sondra Varrassa
Carol
Phyllis Jaggi
Adeline Ross
Janet Muyckinhaupt
Mary Beth Keppel
Pat Kinney
Betty MacKenzie
Margaret Frisina
Colleen Gardner
Linda Hanna
Diane Rossbacher
Caro
Chirrenzio
Kathy Hoyton
Carol Leohe
Janet Matkinhaupt
Sondra Varavassa
Tomarroa
Kilby Downey
Dodgers edge Giants in fourth straight win
Yesterday's Stars by Associated Press describe Don Crystiale featuring the Dodgers as they stretched their consecutive victories to four with a chilly pitching performance, while Albi Postsgn of the Senators led a 4-2 win over the Orioles with strong hitting and defense at the park.
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Giants
Tiveits
Albi
Senators
Immier
Orioles
Bowling interests soar as 1958 59 league season opens in Derry
Bowling grows in Derry with 23 leagues formed for 1958 59 among three alleys Bowl Aire Avalon Center and VFW post home. Details cover available lanes eight at Bowl Aire six at Avalon five leagues at Avalon five more in planning plus schedules for men women and mixed leagues across the season. Automatic pinspotters from AMF featured at Bowl Aire and VFW alleys.
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Gopher Grid Star Demoted For Tardiness
Murray Watmath, renowned disciplinarian coach, demotes sophomore guard Tom Brown to the third team after arriving two days late for fall practice. Other reports note George Nukk, Lou Mantino, and Rai Moody among players sidelined by injuries or setbacks as colleges press into early workouts.
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Termoessee
Bob Neyland
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Minneapolis
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George Nukk
Cornell
Lou Mantino
Syracuse
Junior Ietterman
Bob Williams
Sud
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Notre Dame
Rai Moody
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Bob Wojcik
Michigan
Bassey Training For September Title Defense
Featherweight champion Hogan Bassey of Nigeria intensified his prep for a 10 round non title clash with former champ Willie Top set for September 20 at the Bastin Garden. The 26 year old, backed by Pettit of Hartford, Conn, spoke at a recent Friendly Guest luncheon and stressed his role as champion ahead of the upcoming bout.
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Aha Ant
Sion
Willy
Felie
Joe Tass
Sigur Hay
Robipiaom
Bowling Bowl-Aire Ladies' B League debuts in Corry
The 1958-59 bowling season opened in Corry with the Bowl-Aire Ladies' B League. Six scores of 175 plus were posted, led by Lois Huth with 212, and Erma Willett next at 179 and 178 followed by Alice TeWinkle 177 Kay Messina 176 and Ethel Russell 175.
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Erma Willett
Alice TeWinkle
Kay Messina
Jand Ethel Russell
Anthony McBride bout sets stage for heavyweight bid
Anthony, a power punching No 2 light heavyweight from New York, opens his heavyweight campaign as a 3-1 favorite against Archie McBride of Trenton in a 10 round match televised on SABC at 9 p m EST. The 1962 U S Olympic teammate seeks a year end break into top fights.
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N.Y
Tony Anthony
New York
Archie McBride
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N. J
SABC
Buldy
Floyd Patterson
Anthony Ad Patterson
U. S
Anthony
Mel Fecoh
Mayor MuBelde
Kuves
Potters
Cornell Pitches Bond Plan to Expand Stadium
Minneapolis sports brief notes Gily Cornell backing a nine Wilson color bond issue to enlarge Metropolitan Stadium to lure a Major League club such as the Washington Senators. Pep comments on the bid and hints at a forthcoming move the day before a Bassey bout.
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Metropoltan Stadium
Washington Senators
Beavers State Intrasquad Tilt Saturday
The 1968 Cory Area High School squad will stage its first intrasquad game in several seasons Saturday evening at o'clock. Cosponsored by the high school athletic association and the Beaver Club, the event is open to the public with a nominal admission. Gate receipts are split between sponsors. athletic association funds go to CAHL players. Fifteen plays per team, totaling 75, with a sequence of matchups among five teams. A CAHS clinic the night before previewed offensive and defensive schemes for about 50 parents and spectators.
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Lou Hanna
High School Athletic Association
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Athletic Association
CAHL
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CAHS
Elliott Foots Own Bill Now in London Race
London AP notes Australian miler Herb Elliott, valued at 250000 in pro ranks, arrived in London to compete while preserving amateur status. He must live in a modest boarding house and has funded travel himself after expenses in August. Elliott trains at Dublin’s 3 54.5 mile pace and faces rivals Abbotson and Hewson as ticket sales rise.
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Herb Elliott
Dublin
Europe
White City
Dorel Abbotson
Friend Chalks Up 19th Victory For Pittsburgh
The Pirates, seeking their first division finish in a decade, rely on Friend as the NL's top winner after his 19th win in a 3-2 victory over Philadelphia. Dodgers’ Drysdale earned his sixth straight win in a 4-0 shutout of the Giants, dropping New York eight games back. St Louis beat Cincinnati 4-2 as Mabe notches his first win after five losses.
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X Dust
Murry Dickson
New York Yankees
Truetto Sewell
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Pirates
Bucs
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Giants
Los Angeles Dodgers
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Milwaukee
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Cincinnati
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Hawke Satter
Leon Wagner
Whitey Lockman
Dodgers
Gino Cimoli
Ray Monzant
Bob Mabe
Cardinals
Wally Moon
Try Noren
Bob Purkey
Suits Threaten Minneapolis Deal
AP reports legal action shadowed talks between Minneapolis and the Washington Senators. Robert Rodenberg, longtime stockholder, filed in Federal Court to oust Calvin Griffith as president and block the club's transfer to Minneapolis, seeking 500000 dollars. A separate Minneapolis-area taxpayer suit over a nine million dollar Met Stadium bond plan loomed, as the Senators franchise debate heads to a Chicago meeting.
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Minneapolis
Washington Senators
Washington
Robert R. Rodenberg
Senators
Calvin Griffith
Metropolitan
Chicago
Rodenberg
H. Gabriel Murphy
Lis Royale wins Belmont Park feature by five lengths
At Belmont Park the horse Lis Royale registered by 5 lengths in a feature race. Ted Atkinson rode one of his three winners in the same program. Also Amplitude won at Atlantic City by 1 length giving Howard Grant his third win of the night. The boxing event from Tokyo to Manila featured Flash Florde defeating Hisao Kobayashi for the Orient lightweight title.
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New York
Belmont Park
Ted Atkinson
Atlantic City
N_ J
Amplitude
Howard Grant
Tokyo
Flash Florde
Philippines
Hisao Kobayashi
Japan
Yankees Dominance Deepens as rivals Fail to Catch Up
New York Yankees seem unbeatable in the American League. The piece notes 13 years since any team besides Cleveland stopped them, crediting George Weiss and the club’s top organization, scouts, and management. It highlights continued improvement potential and the widening gap over Chicago Boston and Detroit. Young Yanks like Tony Kubek and Norm Siebern are key prospects.
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New York Yankees
Yankees
Cleveland
Eanes
Casey Stengel
Yankee
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Kansas City
Baltimore
Tony Kubek
Norm Siebern
Elston Ho
Olmedo advances to quarterfinals in national championships
Forest Hills match report shows Alex Olmedo of Peru defeating Leslie Longshore Jr of Anniston Alabama 6 3 6 3 to reach the quarterfinals. He joins Australia’s Astley Cooper and Neale Fraser and America’s Dick Savitt in the round.
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Forest Hills
Alex Olmedo
Leslie Longshore Jr
Anniston
Ala
Austrili
Astley Cooper
Neale Fraser
America
Dick Savit
Marathon Keeps Faith with Family in Burlington
All puffed out Paul Simpson, father of four, ran 54 miles in Burlington for the annual marathon marking thirteen years since its start. After a nine hour last jaunt he slept well, honoring his grandfatherly birthdays with a toil for each year.
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Burlington
N.C
Paul Simpson
Yesterday's baseball scores and upcoming games listed
Yesterday Pittsburgh 3 Philadelphia 0 Saint Louis 4 Cincinnati 2 Los Angeles 4 San Francisco 0. Tomorrow's schedule includes St Louis at Chicago San Francisco at Los Angeles Milwaukee at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Pittsburgh MHtsturgh is unclear.
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