Giants Fall as Raydon Edges Pirates 2-1
Raydon wins 2-1 over the Pirates with a homer by Mou and scoreless seven innings by Jean. Elroy Face preserves the victory with a 9th inning relief, while Rigney and Franks are ejected after a disputed ball call.
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Little Mo Signs Giants Contract Signing
Dick Lit tle Mo nodzelewski, a 250 pound defensive right tackle for the New York Giants, returned his signed NFL contract yesterday bringing 48 players to terms for the gaming.
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Newcombe To Start For Cincy Tonite
Don Newcombe will debut for the Cincinnati Redlegs tonight at home against an unspecified opponent. He left the Los Angeles Dodgers after the trade deadline and says his arm has felt good recently. Jackie Robinson advised him not to let the trade affect him.
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Waivers Sought for Dodgers Catcher Rube Walker
Philadelphia dispatch reports the Dodgers asked waivers on catcher Rube Walker 32 who joined in 1961 in a Cubs trade. Walker, to be evaluated by Dodgers vice president Bavasi, is expected to be assigned to a Spokane club in the Pacific Coast League.
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Braves Down Cubs and Yankees Blank Indians
In a doubleheader recap the Braves defeated the Cubs while the Yankees shut out the Indians. Curt Flugdone was noted for St. Louis. The Phillies rallied for six in the eighth to hand Clem Labine a loss and send Jack Sanford to victory as Dick Farrell finished the ninth. Hamy Anderson homered for the Phillies. Ford added to the Yankees lead with a three run homer by Bill Skowron as Ford earned his seventh win. Ray Narleski struck out nine in defeat. Virgil singles lead Detroit’s 17 hit attack. Billy Hoeft allowed six in a win for Detroit. Billy Pierce and the White Sox shut out the Red Sox. Frank Bolling and Al Kaline singled for Detroit. Billy O'Dell tossed a five-hitter for Baltimore as Gus Triandos had three hits. Ray Herbert lost for Kansas City.
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Ovele Virgil
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Manor Washington Little League Night Games Hit Major and Minor Leagues
Washington Manor Junior League action features the Firstes at 1 pm and the Tigers at 1 pm in a major division clash. The Wildcats face the Buccaneers at 6 pm in a minor league tilt as the season progresses.
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Lombardi recalls dusters and era of rough pitching
San Francisco report features Ernie Lombardi recalling clashes with hitters and pitchers in the NL era. He cites dusting, rules changes and fines, plus anecdotes about Jesse Haines Paul Dean Leo Du Tocher and others. Lombardi tallies his size and career shift to Seals Stadium as observer.
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Attendance woes wake Kansas City A’s in weak season
Kansas City Athletics, top of the division for four years, face falling turnstiles as business leaders spark an attendance drive. Targeting roughly 700,000 fans this season, owner Arnold Johnson and the Chamber of Commerce push to reverse the decline after drawing 2.593 million in 1955 and lower figures last year.
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Smith Wins Semi Final Duel to Enter Castlewood Cup Final
Smith advances to a Castlewood Country Club title match for the 1958 Directors Cup after beating Joe Silveria 3 and 2 in a quarterfinal and George Bryson 2 and 1 in a semifinal. Chamorro and Rose are set to meet for the other semifinal this week.
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Nielsen Falls to Perry in Wimbledon opener
Sixth seed Bob Perry of the United States defeated Kurt Nielsen of Denmark in a London Wimbledon match. The contest halted by rain resumed with Perry edging Nielsen in a competitive round as entry details for the Northern California Father and Son Golf Championship were announced.
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Joseph Lotz Brothers Win in City Junior Golf Cham pionships
In San Francisco Lincoln Park, John Joseph of Hayward High and Arroyo High student John Lotz defeated Lindsay Goodell 5-4 and Barry Friedman 3-2 respectively to advance to the second round of the San Francisco City Junior Golf Championships. Dick Lotz beat Lou Schmidt 2 up while George Buzzini and Tony Lopez won their matches.
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Walsh Receiving Blood Transfusions for Sox Honor
CHICAGO UP telegraph reports Big Ed Walsh is receiving blood transfusions in a Ft Lauderdale hospital to strengthen him for a Sunday appearance at the White Sox Baltimore game and to receive honors dating from his 1904 to 1916 White Sox years.
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U S Soviet Track Meet Set For Philadelphia Dates
The National Amateur Athletic Union announced a return track and field meet between American and Russian athletes to be held in Philadelphia on July 20 and 24, 1969. This is the second home-and-home series with the first meet set for Moscow on July 27 and 28.
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US Men Hit New Low in Wimbledon Seedings
US men suffer historic low in Wimbledon seedings with Barry Mackay at No 8 as the top American, while Australia leads with Ashley Cooper among the early seeds. Women see America's Christine Truman seeded second behind Althea Gibson. several notable American men fail to place.
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Hayward Area Recreation District Tennis Classes Sign Up
Registration underway for summer tennis lessons for ages nine to adults at Hayward Memorial Park Arroyo High Castro Valley High and San Lorenzo High. Three two week sessions run July 7 28 July 31 August 1 and August 8 25. Classes meet weekdays with age based times and fees 2 for adults 1.50 for children and teenagers due by July 3 at the recreation district office 1055 Hays Street Hayward.
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Indian USC Netters Vie for Top Honors in College Tennis
At Annapolis the Indian and USC netters clash with Stanford and Oklahoma State in the Mth Annual Collegiate Tennis Championships. Stanford’s Nelson and Douglas meet Martin and Middlebrook while Olmedo and Atkinson of USC face Poizner and Ramming of OSU. Nelson–Douglas beat Taylor and Cate in yesterday’s action. Olmedo and Atkinson defeated Erickson and Harris 6-2 7-5.
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Sixty Open Golf Championship Moves to Colorado Site
Tulsa dispatch notes the 1960 U S Open will be played June 16 17 and 18 at Cherry Hills Country Club Englewood Colorado per U S Golf Association. Winged Foot hosts 1953 Open and Cherry Hills previously staged 1938 won by Ralph Guldahl.
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Angels Rally For 9 8 Mt Eden Win
MT EDEN The Angels rallied to score three in the last inning and defeated the Solons 9 8 at Edenball Park in a Mt Eden minor Little League game. Bob Candleir Jim Piet and Ken Vien singled along with Ron Rice’s double for the decisive threat. Piet earned the win with a strong showing at the plate.
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Middlecoff Withdraws From Buick Open With Wrist Injury
Cary Middlecoff pulls out of the Buick Open in Grand Blanc Michigan suffering an inflamed wrist ligament from a National Open injury in Tulsa Oklahoma. He sent a telegram to tournament officials and will miss the $50,000 event this week after doctors ordered X rays and therapy.
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Trans-Miss Golf Opens With Noted Amarillo Players
The Trans Miss golf tournament in Hutchinson Kansas begins round one with defending champion Rex Baxter and medalist Jonn Farquhar both of Amarillo Texas as favorites in match play. In other action the Mt Eden Little League features a game between the White Sox and the Athletics with a 6 p.m. start.
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