Sox Beat Yanks On A Foul Press for League Lead
The White Sox beat the Yankees 4 3 after a fourth inning rally that featured Walt Drogo and Mickey Mantle homers. Nelson Fox sparked Chicago's late offense as Kell allowed the decisive single on an intentional walk miscue. The win tightens Sox hold on first in the AL East.
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Yanks
Casey Stengel
Dad
Routey Ford
Dick Donovan
Walt Drogo
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Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Lattes
Kansas City
Gus Zernial
Nelson Fox
Wisi
Ford
Bell
Kell
Fox
Cleveland
Bunko
Boston
Aig Worthe
Bailimore
Detruit
Washington
Don Newcombe
Dalling
Brooklyn
St. Louis
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Milwaukee
Yars Giants
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
I Newcombe
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Carl Simmons
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Oulpie Bon Rush
Cubs
Rush
Oery
Phils
Billy Kiwi
Red Sox
Indians
Early Wynn
Rey Narleski
Bahnore
Bally Cox
Sey
Chuck Diring
Warne Causey
Orioles
Partocayeva
Bobby Shantz
Cushing Ski Resort Vision Emerges After War Service
The article details Cushing’s post Harvard arc from World War II service to founding a winter resort in California’s Sauaw valley near Lake Tahoe. It notes plans for a major year round playground, inclusion of the 1958 world bob sled championships, and involvement with the national Olympic committee.
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Cushing
Harvard
Japan
China
South Seas
Manch Haypily
Bali
Erscue Cushing
Rick
Wayne Poulsen
Opal
Eki
Pitien
Ward and Balt Lead Open Field at San Francisco
Harvie Ward and Tommy Balt led a 2 over 38 to qualify into the final 36 as the National Open began at Olympic Club. Ward, a hometown amateur, aimed to become the first amateur Open champion in more than nine decades, with Ben Hogan close behind at one stroke. The field was trimmed from 162 to 58 for the final two rounds, with Julius Boros, Jack Fleharty, Sam Snead, Gene Littler, and Ed Furgol among contenders in a tight chase for the $6,000 prize and Open title honors.
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Jack Hanley
San Francisco
Havie Ward
Hoamctown
Tommy Balt
San Fraz Olympic Country Club
TE Ward
Johnny Goodman
Ward
Ben Hogan
Ltuders
Benjam Ben
the Hawk
Willie Anderson
Bobby Tones
Hogan
Olympic Club
Lawson Little
Little
Flogen
Julius Boros
Jack Fle
Hore
Davenport
Jows
Walker Patterson Inman
Augusta
Sam Snead
Zeb Harts
Chicago
Jack Burke
Whiameshawake
Gene Littler
Diego
Cass
Littler
Ed Psol
Baltusvol
Streight Jett
Furgol’s
Lakesice
Tammy Belt
Sanongs
Harvie Ward
JY SF
Jesus Bog
Southern Pi
Foot Worth Walker
Inman
August Drek Flock
Davengert
W. Sulphyer
Tommy Bolt
Chattanooga
Gar
Bolt
Fingal
Coast League Pitchers Hurl Tight Games Across Circuit
Coast League action featured tight pitching and fights as Oakland and Seattle won to stay atop the standings. Rainier’s John Oldham and teammates limited opponents, while Beavers pitcher Dave Lint spun a five hit gem in a 3-1 win over Hollywood. Sacramento and Los Angeles each posted shutouts, with varied offense backing stellar mound work.
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United Press
Algos
John Cari Oniller
Oaklaint
Padres
Seale
Rainier
John Oldham
San Francisco
Demienael
Oaks
Times
Glaham
Bear Sitter
Seattle
Ledm
Los Angeles
George Fikturis
Angels
Sacramento Solons
Hame
Thes
Seal
Jim Menon
Bill Bradford
Rainiers
New York
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States
Oldham
Monty
Basgal
Evnp
Hollywood
Nammes Perna
Iran
Egypt
Ye Beavers
al Roderigon
Serena
Jack Lonvke
Carl Pows
Sacramento
Dan, Baich
Joe Usher
Sac Solons
Sac
Marino Pieratti
Solon
Tony'| Freitas
Aceve
Gu Hings Dows
Moe
Asin
Tse Arin
Berg Leads Field In New York Golf Tournament
Patty Berg opens with a five stroke lead as final round action at the Triangle Round Robin golf tourney unfolds at Grossinger. Marlene Bauer shoots a two under par 70 to seize second and break a new women’s course record, while Berg and Bauer push the leaders’ total beyond plus 34 and plus 40 respectively as top contenders Anne Jameson and others are set for a decisive finish.
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N.Y. Il
Patty Beis
Royin
Marlene Bauer
Betty Jamesson
Miss Bauer
Seresota
Pla
Wenen
Grossinger Country Club
Miss Berg
St. Andrews
Bauer
Berg
Jackie Pung
Honolulu
Los Sugas
Savannah
Pat O'Sullivan
Orange
Jameson
Marlene Stewart
Fonthill
Ont
Mary Leta Faulk
Carrallion
Betsy Rawls
Spartansburg
Iound
Miss O'Sullivan
Be Hicks
Los
Oaks Fall Short as Gettel Struggles in 7-1 Loss
A crowd of 4220 left Oaks Park pondering Allen Gettel's future after a 7-1 defeat. Bob Bullish notes say Gettel lost his stuff and exited after a rough sixth. George Bamberger relieved him as Eddy Bailey and Kazak belted hits. Milt Smith’s double and Smith’s later ejection added to the tense game, with Ed Bailey, Carmichael, and Maetkovich contributing key hits for the Acorns.
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Jim Nash
Emeryville
Oaks Park
Allen Gettel
San Diego
Oakland
Kal Hin Hard
Milt Smith Sing Recquer
Oaks
Gultel
Geltel
Eddie Kez
Acorn
Leran
George Bamberger
Xazak Jen
Federali
Two-Gun
Bamberger
Smith
Fede
Lefty O'Doul
Ed Bailey
Bill Conso
Dick Sisler
Kazak
Johny Carmicha
George
Maetkovich
Melkovich
Fred Besana
Milt Smuith
Besana
Local Sports Roundup Features Unclear Golf and Wrestling Notes
Fragmentary notes suggest coverage of a Mong Onan Golf Tour event with a 0-2 scoreline and bowling and wrestling items dated Sunday. Names and specifics are unreadable, but the snippet hints at regional sports summaries and event results.
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Tourramen
Irsan-Tvy
KOVR
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National Open Golf Teir Mens Seale vs Seatel
Radio sports log reports results and matchups for the National Open Golf event. Seale faces Seatel while White Sox play Yanks and Qake meets San Diego as part of a day of golf and baseball action.
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Teyr Mens
USC Thinclads Favored To Take NCAA Crown
USC leads as favorites at the 34th NCAA track championships with UCLA and Penn State among top challengers. Meticulous heats cut 339 entries to 16 events as stars like Golliday and Church delivered record performances in sprints and javelin at Memorial Coliseum, despite upsets and late eligibility disputes.
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Los Angeles
University
Southern California
Todey
Rarsas
Singham
Bobby Seaman
UCLA
Billy Tidyell
Empariisate
Bill Dellinger
Oregon
Enfield
Arnie Sawel
caLe
Kanses
Seegné
Penn State
Misten
Occidental
Stanford
Oklahoma
Cali
Fox
Quali- IM Golliday
Northwestre
Charley Paddock
Memorial Coliseum
Lloyd Labeach
Barney Ewell
Larry Church
Gregor State
Higgins
Brigham Young University
Phil Conley
Conley
Official Games In W. T. Loops Start Monday
CENTERVILLE The first counted game in Washington opens Monday as Baseball Incorporated sets the schedule. In the National League Pab co Statiers of Niles meets Glenmore Homes Association at Niles school. In the American league V Services of Centerville meets Eiwanis Newark Recreation Dis wick at Glenmare Community Center. Weekday games start 515 p.m. Saturday games at 12 noon. League play runs to August 13 with a five game world series between August 1 and September 7 and an ail glar game.
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Washington
Baseball Incorporated
Dean Davenport
Association
Pab|co Statiers of
Niles
Glenmore Homes Association
Niles School
V. Services of
Eiwanis-Newark Recreation
Glenmarene Community Center
Tiger Jones Ready for Shot at Crown Title
Tiger Jones of Yonkers ready for a bid at the middleweight crown after a comeback win over Ernie Durando at Madison Square Garden. Jones dominates with a sixth round stoppage as Durando bleeds, referee Al Berle stops the bout. Next targets include Eduardo Lausse and Sugar Ray Robinson as Olson clings to the 160-pound title.
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Ralph
Tiger) Jones
Ernie Durando
Firthight
Jones
Yonkers
N.Y
Eduardo Lausse
Argentina
Sugar Ray Ratinson
Bobo Olson
Olson
Durando
Bayonne
Nat
Madison Square Garden
AL Berl
Autocra
Durer
Ernie
Entina
Nationwide probe targets wrestling monopsony control
Los Angeles and California officials announce a broad investigation into alleged monopolistic control in wrestling and related boxing activities. James M. McGrath of the U.S. Justice Department anti trust division on the Pacific coast confirms action after receiving many complaints from wrestlers and promoters about market entry and earnings barriers. Governor Goodwin Knight says branding and related practices are under study with results guiding potential legislative changes.
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McGrath
Goodwin Knight
Sacramento
Mrs Kinkel Low In Links Sweepstakes at Castlewood Club
Ladies Day golf event at Yew East Bay Golf Clubs with results across classes A to E. Low net winner was Mrs. Myrte Fry of Contra Costa. senior standings include Mrs. Arnald Boscacei and Mrs. J. Eis with notable scores. Other top placers listed by class and club, including Castlewood and Contra Costa entries.
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Contra Costa
Russel
Patterson
Orinda
Iis Jordan
Burke
Castlewood
Lockyer
Restlewood
D. C. Minster
F. R. Frandsen
Berndt
V. Mathiesen
Nine Rebels Ready for SF Jr. Olympics
The Rebels, led by Coach Rooney Waaner, prepare for the San Francisco Junior Olympic Games this weekend. In the senior division the entries include Ssn Lorenzo On, Fichad Gisnados, Tom Harken, Darrell Angerson, and Bruce McDougall in sprints, distance, and discus events. The intermediate group features Lynn Sherbourne, Boyce Moe Yosker, John Srode, Sam Foster, Dan Hudson, and others in hurdles, shot put, discus, and vault events.
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Lorenzo
Rooney Waaner
Fichad Gisnados
Tom Harken
Darrell Angerson
Lynn Sherbourne
Boyce Moe ‘Yosker
John Srode
Sam Foster
Dan Hudson
Foster
Bruce McDougall
Wagner
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