Indians Smash Yanks Jinx With 12-7 Victory
Al Rosen led Cleveland with two hits and a disputed two run single as the Indians routed the Yankees 12 to 7. Harry Simpson added an inside the park homer, while Mickey Mantle and Yogi Berra homered for New York in a chaotic New York night at the old Yankee Stadium.
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Doday
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Larry Delly
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Doe Collis
Mickey Mantle
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George Bell
Washington Point
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Bobo Newsby
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Standings and leaders in baseball figures and teams
Oakland and San Diego led the American League listings in a mixed text of standings and player names. The notes mention teams such as Oakland and Cleveland, with various players and leaders named in a period newspaper style.
Stars 3-2 Win Keeps PCL Hot
The Stars edged the Miners 3-2 in a tense Pacific Coast League contest. Key moments included a late scoring rush, standout pitching by Angling and Hallen, and a clutch RBI by Mangan to seal the victory.
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Stars
Oaks Hold to PCL Lead as Luck Changes
Oakland clings to a pcl lead after a wild game against Seattle. Stars power past Sun Divges. Rainiers and other rivals stumble as key players tally decisive actions and scoring runs.
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Roger Wilson
Seatlic
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Tallswood
Bentley Rainiers
Oakland
Alien Gettel
van Cuyl
Milo Candin
Dave
Steve Magy
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Ruvervyilars
Onli
Sant Chapman
Seattle
Guuedlian
Inavine
Sania
Hitler Manin
Walt Dudmeli
Hanne
Miemi
Chrisnipher
Hussein
Wilson
Tanne
Bay
Will Xribley
Cluasinai
Ahwilinny
Mane
Reba
Cavite
Vis Getler
Gallardo Knocks Out Jackson in Third Round
In Los Angeles Gallardo delivers a third round knockout of Jackson after a tense middle round exchange. The bout features hard rights and a knockdown sequence that ends with Jackson unable to rise before the referee steps in.
Shipkey to Stay With Pittsburgh Stealers
ANATIFIM Wt Linebacker Jerry Shipkes denied rumors he would quit football and said he will rejoin the Pittsburgh Steelers for another season. He plans to report to the Steelers training camp at Bonaventure College in New York early next month after being named Pro Bowl and team MVP last season.
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Sumors
Pitkeburgh
Stevleve
Shipkey
Yeas
Gly
Vie
Steele
Bonaventure College
New York
Ward
U S Olympic Stars Face Tough Draw in Three Events
US track hopes dim as Olympians face stern opposition in qualifying rounds for 3000 meter run 400 meter and 110 meter hurdles. Defending champions and top Russians loom in heats while American entries clash with Britons Swedes and Finns in aim to advance to finals.
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Jack Alars
Ody
Wes
U.S
Warren Deeeteler
Army Tieutonant
Granga
Alls
Claston Reif
Snc
Michael Velswebel
Russia
Tongwae Ericsson
Sweden
Macauflen
Los Angeles
Roger Mannister
Grea Britain
Nikolas Bontehour
Haviey Montex
el Paso
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Great
Berkeley
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Ing
Terkeley
Calif
Alecdrew
Riki Appens
Peter Aettsfely
Trtvorsth
Cutis
Sehalts
Buensen
South
Ine Valenti Captures Double Racing Victory at Ashland
In Ashland Jimi Toe and Valenti secure a double win in the racing meet. White Rin tops Alameda and Mary Cox assists, with Mead Proese and Chet Magill among notable participants from Oakland. Lou Bernainani also shows strong speed as events unfold.
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Cilenti
San Fem
la Leandra
Alameda
Amother
Mary Cox
AL Sermiad
Mead
Hayward
Chet Magill
Oakland
Jae Navit
Oaklane
Art Larsen Named to US Davis Cup Tennis Squad
The U S Davis Cup selection named Bill Talbert captain of the team and chosen players Vic Seixas, Art Larsen, and Gardnar Mulloy for the opening North America series against Japan in Cincinnati. Savitt invited others from U S LTA assignments as the team prepares for the seventh straight year of Davis Cup play.
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New York
Bill Talbert
Tofay
Ue Jar
North Ameria
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Talbert
U. Ss. Linn Tennis Associattion
Vic Seimas
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Mbung
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Palbert
Mulloy
U.S
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Hamion Tichanlson
Bitoniene
Lua
Savill
Digplease Tre
Artie Rolls On in Western Play
In the western championship tourney Artie Varare Piel and Tum Wathort lead a sequence of victors as Savill and Bevan advance. Larsen of San Lown defeats Laman Combs 6 1 while Bevan and Savitt push past rivals in Seattle and Indianapolis.
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Alicia
Bitthes
Appusi Hida
Wathort
New Yorker
Whey
Talbert Crew
Danelied
William Wolan
Seattle
Wash
Seixas Nears Tennis Finals in Major Championship
In the third round of the state tennis championship Seixas, the veteran champion, defeated Mike De Wat 6-2 to advance toward a fourth crown. Notable rivals like Clark and Davis Cup star Burrows struggled as weather delays postponed women’s fixtures and other matches to the following day.
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Paadelphis
Moet Ranted
Amee, Inc
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Wiesen
Mennyivania
Orinn Cricketlub
Civingy
Mike de Wat
Minnerray
An Mega
Cabit
Migs Connolly
Binglanth Bayh
Odiy
Indian juniors pull ahead to win matcs league clash
In San Lorenzo area action the Indian bowl juniors edged San Lorenzo juniors 2 1 in match play. Rick Murphy led locals with 149 and 123 game counts while Gary Davey posted 124 143 1h 493 for the winners. Baker led Black's with a new series mark and top individual scores as several bowlers posted high marks across the event.
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Duniors
Rick Murphy
Comnan Lines
Botte
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Mack
Sat Baker
Tatler
Byfichs
W. Tine
Ebner Volt
Sine N. Weeda
Collins
Charles Libby
Pacific Toy
Andy Gilcvest
Greenwood Corporation
L. Smith
California Pottery No. 1
W. Patterson
Continental
George Rivera
Moyn
Bakersfield Rally Highlights Busy Cal South Action
Kousagan sparks Bakersfield with a key win as Pete Koneapin stars in a standout season finale. Burd Roland belts a homer for Ventura in relief, while Santa Barbara overturns a 6-0 ninth inning deficit to beat Visalia 7-6.
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Dy United
Poes
Bakersfield
Pete Koneapin
Mementa
Bel Ter
Wrukebil
Anighti
Ventura
Burd Roland
Oy Homer
Stockler
Merl Dahnson
Dow
Hallstar
San Jose
Rame
Protral
John Marlin
Bob Daley
Santa Barbara
Visalia
Northern California youth compete in Nutend Junior Amateur Gulf stakes
Northern California players Pete Geyer Membrey and Eric George from San Jose San Francisco and San Mateo vie in the Nutend Junior Amateur Gulf championships in New Haven Conn qualifiers. The field includes Pete Howe Jr and a San Francisco contingent as rounds progress with notable scores recorded.
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Lin
California
New Haven
Lovday
Pete Geyer
Membrey
Eric George
San Jose
Howe, Jr
San Francisco
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San Franchico
East Germany Declines Olympic Games Participation
In Helsinki Avery Brundage of the International Olympic Committee stated East Germany would not participate in the 145th Olympic Games and that a unified German entry would only be considered on a long range basis. He noted no East German delegates were present to seek admission.
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Helsinki
East Germany
Avery Brundage
Brundage
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Cunmites
Germany
Brundag Elected President of International Olympic Committee
Avery Brundag, head of the U S Olympic committee, was elected president of the International Olympic Committee today in Helsinki. The decision marks a notable rise in leadership for the American sports organization on the global stage.
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Avery Brundag
Lung Hen
International Olympic Committee
Chinese and World Officials Debate Olympic Plans
Olympic officials from six nations gather at the university auditorium for the opening ceremony and private sessions. Debate centers on whether to move the 1960 Games to Melbourne, funding venues, and trimming events to limit participants while keeping the Games open to free, honest competition.
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Hames
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Sly Cha
TK. Paasi- Kivi
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Cha
Nan
Tandhi
Melbourne
Ais Walia
United States
U.S
Pittsburg Veterans Upset Fort Ord In Atwater Baseball
Pittsburg veterans defeated the favored Fort Ord team 5 to 4 in Atwater, while the Stovlstony Braves beat Mer wood Pepsix 9 to 4. Northern California semi pro baseball action noted in a 1982 report with unclear standings.
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San Francisco
Ted
Patyapeety
Stinktoy Merchants
California
Atwater
Pittsburg
Fort Ord Warriors
Matthews Shines In Workouts Ahead Of Title Bout
New York reports Matthews displayed precision and power in three sparring sessions with Keene Simmons as he prepares for the heavyweight showdown with Rocby Marciano. Matthews focused on long range counterpunching, landing accurate lefts to the head and rights to the body. Simmons praised Matthews but withheld a winner prediction, saying he needs more days of sparring before judging who will win.
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Matthews
Rocby Marciano
Husky Keene Simmons
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Wort
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Marciane
Davey Basilio Rematch Set for Chicago Stadium
Unbeaten welterweight Chuck Davey seeks revenge tonight at Chicago Stadium against Carmine Basilio after their draw in Syracuse. The New York State Athletics Commission faulted a referee scoring error in the May 25 bout.
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Chuck Davey
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Hy Kundeute
Texan Wins Trans Miss Medalist Honors in Denver
Joe Conrad, 41, a Texas collegian, claimed medalist honors in the Trans Mississippi amateur tourney at Lakemay County Chile course near Denver. He posted 186 for 38 holes of qualifying, four strokes ahead of runner-up Don Bell of Omaha. Other notable finishers included John Dawson and Dick Spangler, with Dallas and Houston players among those near the top.
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Joe Conrad
Texas
Sarmy Catif
Dick Spangler
Lincoln
Nebraska
Buddy Weaver
Houston
Conrad
Harold Haddock
Lew North
Herb Durham
Dallas
Bill Ebert
Dan Prancisen
Packard Roar Promised at Oakland Speedway Race
A large Packard passenger automobile is slated to compete at Oakland Speedway on July 27 in a 30 lap stock car race. Veteran driver Harvin Burke, who won the first two stock car races at Oaklawn, will pilot the Packard with Charles A. Cartyer of the American Racing Association listed. Earlier, major brands like Packard and Cadillac shied from spee race due to size and handling concerns on 1/8 mile tracks and fear of losing face among lenders.
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Packard
Oakland Speedway
Haervin Burke
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Oaklead
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Tada
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Theanevican Racing
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To Win or Not to Win Olympic Swim Coach Torn Between Choice
The veteran University of Michigan swimming coach Mann weighs a clean sweep versus spreading chances at the Olympic Games. He cites strong teams and individual stars in events from 100 meters to 800 meter relays, noting potential but cautious about guaranteed victories. The roster highlights Scholes Cleveland Gora Konno Monre McLane and others as likely contenders with Skippy Browning a standout in diving.
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Olympic Linia
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Dick Cleveland
Ron Gora
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Jom
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Jimmy McLan
Wheat van Swin
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Miller Anders
Maj
Sam Lee
Los Angeles
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John McCormacke
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