Casey Stengel Character Seen Across Baseball
The article paints Casey Stengel as a complex leader and memory savant who can be harsh with players yet warm with children. It notes his blunt style with colleagues, his ability to recall minute details from decades in the majors, and his strategic edge over rivals like Paul Richards of Baltimore.
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Americans take early Wimbledon gains in women's singles
Mimi Arnold Joan Johnson and Karol Sengelos win first round at Wimbledon as U S bids for 16th straight women's singles title. Arnold beats Joyce Fulton 6-1 6-1, Johnson tops Ann Shilcock 6-1 8-2, and Fageros defeats Valeria Clark 6-3 7-6. Linda Vail suffers first U S defeat, while Maria Bueno and Lea Pericoli advance. Delayed and light crowd noted as Angela Mortimer dominates Weiss 6-0 6-0.
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Upset wins shake two unbeaten HARD softball clubs
Two undefeated HARD softball teams fell on Patrick Gomez night as Edafe Spook Club and Falconer LAC 3Truck were each upset. Kroeckel hit a fifth inning homer to propel the Connery Wockers past the Spooks 65, while Bohannon’s late rally led Keystone Magazines over Falconer 63 in the opener.
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Palermo Bail Forfeited In Los Angeles Theft Case
Frank Blinky Palermo, former manager of Johnny Saxton and The Wil Harris, had his $500 bail forfeited after being ordered to appear in municipal court on a petty theft charge. He was arrested May 6 for allegedly stealing 82 cents worth of newspapers at Los Angeles International Airport. The case ties Palermo to threats against Hollywood promoter Jackie Leonard and Don Nessoth.
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Giants Versus Pirates Radio Log Report
Tuesday 55 warmup R10 Giants meet Pirates on KSFO. Wednesday 1:25 warmup R10 Giants face Pirates on KSFO.
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Henning tops assistants golf at HEC
Bob Henning of San Jose Country Club shot a four under par 68 at Hayward Golf Course yesterday to win a PGA Assistant Pros tournament by five strokes. Tom O Leary and Block tied for second, both at one over. Jose Santiago of the hast course started strong.
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California
Aussie Netters in Pro Spotlight
Forest Himas New York reports Australian tennis stars resume the 315000 Tournament of Champions with second round singles. Lew Toad seeded after beating Fanda Gonzales, saves Mal Anderson, while Ken Roswall meets Pancho Segura in another pro clash.
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U S grapplers lose in Russia
London UPI reports a visiting American wrestling team headed by Terry McCann of Tulsa Oklahoma defeated Suren Hazdrov of the Russian federation in Leningrad for the only U S win among eight bouts. The team hoped other members could duplicate McCann s victory as they faced further competition in the Soviet Union.
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Suffolk Winner Boston Race Report
Suffolk winner Warren Snyder rode at Suffolk Downs yesterday delivering a solid performance as three contenders challenged throughout the card.
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Newell to Stay at Cal as Washington Links Fade
UC Berkeley aims to fix athletic policy amid rumors of Pete Newell leaving. After a meeting with Bud Hastings, Newell reaffirmed his commitment to Cal, clearing up conferring alliance concerns and delaying a move to Washington.
Doherty Named Xavier Grid Coach
Doherty, 41, a former Boston College quarterback and coach at U California Arizona State and Rhode Island, was appointed head grid coach at Xavier University in Cincinnati Ohio yesterday. He replaces Harry Mick Connolly who quit after a dispute over naming an athletic director.
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California Horse Racing Dates OK'd
California Horse Racing Boards approve next year’s racing dates for major tracks with no major changes. Highlights include Santa Anita 51 days Dec 28 1959 to Mar 10, Bay Meadows 33 days Jan 8 Feb 22, Del Mar 42 days Jul 27 Sep 13, and Hollywood Park 55 days May 3 4 May 36. Western Harness Association spring 22 days Mar 2 Apr 31.
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Orioles Sign Second Wilhelm
Baltimore Orioles sign Gary Cooper Wilhelm age 23, brother of Hoyt Wilhelm. The smuckleball pitcher will report to Bluefield West Virginia in the Class D Appalachian League after serving in the service. He left for Huntersville North Carolina and will join Bluefield later this week as Bluefield opens its season Thursday.
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Reds Rout Fresno Giants in 126 to 0.
Sports brief notes the Reds overwhelmed the Fresno Giants by a wide margin, with Mike Lee delivering a decisive early blow and another player securing key innings. The report mentions a late 11th hour decision and a dramatic knockout in the box, reflecting a chaotic game night.
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Giants Still In Contention Amid Flawed Lineup
UPI reports the San Francisco Giants stay in the pennant race despite a weak infield and patchwork catching. Willie Mays and Orlando Cepeda provide power, while pitching and defense lag. Manager Rigney relies on midseason adjustments and surprise players as the team endures uneven hitting and inconsistent fielding.
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Cubs Beat Rival White Sox Again
The Cubs scored all runs in the first inning to defeat the Chicago White Sox in their annual exhibition for Boys Baseball. It was the Cubs third straight win over the Sox, seventh in the series. Ernie Banks lined a single, Wait Morin hit a two run double, and Mo Drabowski, Rob Anderson, Seth Morrhead each pitched three innings for the Cubs.
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Giant Rookie Shines In 4-Run Giants Victory
San Francisco rookie Eddie Fisher pitched seven innings of two-run, three-hit ball to lead the Giants past the Pirates 4-1 at Seals Stadium. Fisher’s knuckler impressed veteran catcher Jim Hegan and Giants coaches as Orlando Cepeda and Willie Kirkland provided key defense and timely hitting. The win kept the Giants' mound staff showing strong form ahead of upcoming starts against Pittsburgh.
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Koufax Dominates Phillies With 16 Strikeouts In Dodgers Victory
Sandy Koufax, Brooklyn born, struck out 16 Phillies as the Dodgers beat Philadelphia 6 2. The performance tied and nearly set major league single game and all time left handed strikeout marks, while Koufax also went 1-for-4 at the plate.
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Yesterday’s Standings From Scattered Baseball Results
Yesterday’s scoreline shows San Francisco edging Pittsburgh and Los Angeles with mixed results across the league. Notable games include Pittsburgh at San Francisco and New York beating Kansas City, with Baltimore at Cleveland and Washington facing Chicago in late-night action.
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