Mantle Keeps Hot Bat In Split With White Sox
Mickey Mantle roared to a 63,787 crowd with six hits and a 21st homer as the Yankees split a four game set with Chicago. He homered late in the nightcap but Boston held on to take the second game, while Mantle’s hot stretch boosts New York’s AL lead. The day also featured MLB congressional testimony on the reserve clause with players seeking reforms and a voice in selecting the commissioner.
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Braves Lose Adcock For Six to Eight Weeks
Milwaukee Braves will be without first baseman Joe Adcock for six to eight weeks due to a fractured ankle. The injury setback comes as The Rennans contend in Milwaukee.
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Seals Rally for Split Top PCL Lead by 2 Games
San Francisco Seals split a doubleheader with the San Diego Padres to extend their Pacific Coast League lead to two and a half games. The opener fell 6-5 after a rough first inning by John Windy McCall, but the Seals chased the score with late runs. Padres slugger Rudy Regaldo had a standout week, doubling in the late innings.
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Downey Lefty Signs With Seals as Praet Joins
In San Francisco the Boston Red Sox signed 18 year old lefty Jeffinder Bill Praet, who will join the Seals in Los Angeles Tuesday. Downey Lefty reinjured his groin and will miss 23 weeks while starter Jack Spring is out. Praet replaces Spring for at least a week as the Padres rout the Seals in an opening week clash.
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Standings and schedules across major leagues today
American League results show New York at 9 9 and Chicago beating Detroit while Washington and Cleveland hold similar splits. National League standings list St Louis Brooklyn New York Chicago Cincinnati Pittsburgh Milwaukee Philadelphia with today’s pitchers noted. Pacific Coast League results include San Diego San Francisco and Vancouver with Montreal pending.
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Fangio Misses Le Mans Jag Sweep Sets Jaguar Pace
Le Mans saw Britain's Ron Flockhart and Ivor Bueb win the 24 hour race as Jaguars swept the top four places over Maseratis and Ferraris. World champion Fangio did not race, while Jaguar set a record average speed of 114.5 mph for 2,732.24 miles. Ninian Sanderson and John Lawrence finished second, with France's Jean Mary and Jean Lucas third and Belgium's Freddy Rouselle and Paul Frere fourth, all in Jaguars.
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Plan Probe of USC Gridder's Death
A double investigation is under way into the slaying of Donald B. Bahrman a 28 year old University of Southern California football player shot three times over the weekend outside the home of William L. Potterff a 32 year old motorcycle policeman The policeman said Bahrman followed Potterffs wife Yvonne 28 home from a Gardena poker club where she works and then allegedly tried to get into the house through a window
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Hernandez in 7th Win Jesox Take 2
United Press reports Haywart fete as Hernandez earns his 11th victory of the season to lift Visalia with a 13 8 win over Reno in the California League. Reno takes the nightcap 4 3. San Jose downs Stockton 3 1 and 10 2 as Reds split with Salinas. Bakersfield defeats Fresno 15 8.
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DiBiase favored 13-5 in New York welterweight bout
Tony DiBiase of Astoria New York holds a 13 to 5 betting edge to meet Gale Kerwin of Valley Stream New York in a ten round welterweight bout tonight at St Nicholas Arena.
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San Leandro Nines Break Even in Weekend Baseball
East Oakland juniors take a one game lead into the second half of the southern division tenth district race after a 4-3 win over San Leandro. Bill Coady Post 630 split two games, routing San Lorenzo 20-3 then being shut out by San Leandro 14-0. Eckhardt homers as Leandro bats 14 hits in 14 runs to beat Hayward. Gary Tomsic leads Coady in 10-3 win over San Lorenzo with an 11th inning homer, double and single.
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Round Robin Out At USC Also
A USC alumnus predicts the Trojans will drop the Pacific Coast Conference round robin in 1958 to schedule teams of their choice. Jim Hardy says UCLA may follow the move and USC may pull out due to penalties on USC and UCLA. He cites possible new alignments with California Washington and Stanford shifts.
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McKay Captures NCAA Net Crown
Michigan's Sean Barry McKay seized the NCAA tennis title at Salt Lake City in a five set final against Sammy Giammalva. McKay triumphed 3-6 6-2 3-6 6-3 to clinch the championship and give Michigan 10 points in the overall meet.
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Ehmke and Reolia Capture Area Net Titles
SAN LORENZO Merrial Ehmke wins the 1957 Hayward Area Recreation District men's singles title by sweeping O K Parks in straight sets 6 4 6 3 6 4 on the San Lorenzo Village courts Reolia Counter takes the women's singles defeating Bess Fickert 6 2 6 8 6 4 The delay affects the mixed and men s doubles finals with Wilcox sidelined by a back injury and slated to team with Fickert against Rountee and George Peterson Thursday at 7 p m while Parks and Everett Gale meet Wilcox and Pastrone Saturday at 9 am for the men s doubles crown
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Jaguar D sets 82.7 mph road race record at Elkhart Lake
Walter Hansgen of Westfield New Jersey drove his Jaguar D type to a new track record averaging 82.7 miles per hour over 152 miles to win the National Sports Car road race on the Road America course at Elkhart Lake Wisconsin yesterday.
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Judge orders dissolution of International Boxing Club
Federal Judge Sylvester Ryan ordered the dissolution of the International Boxing Club and mandated Norris and Wirtz surrender control of Madison Square Garden within 30 days. He barred them from Garden stock and required a sale of their $2,000,000 arena holdings within five years, with a trustee possible after five years if unmet.
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Net Fashion King Bars Lace Panties
London headline reports Teddy Tin ting, famed tennis fashion king, decreeing that girl players at Wimbledon will not wear undies under outfits this year. He cites changing styles and notes one-piece designs replace lace panties once used for provocative glimpses.
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Ottawa Rough Riders sign two college tackles
Eli Childress a 250 pound tackle from Prairie View A&M Texas and Al Sigman a 215 pound tackle from the University of Michigan have signed with the Ottawa Rough Riders of the Canadian Football League.
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Bevos B Port lands with Padres sale to Portland
Bevos B Port, a veteran San Diego outfielder and former Oakland Oak, was sold by the Padres to Portland yesterday, joining the PP roster in the trade.
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McMurtry Favored Over King in San Francisco Heavyweight Bout
Powerful Pat McMurtry faces Howard King of Reno in a 10 round heavy weight match at the Civic Auditorium in San Francisco. McMurtry from Tacoma Washington has 20 knockouts in 24 wins with one loss. King has 11 victories in 46 bouts and fought Archie Moors twice. Main event at 10 pm with preliminaries starting at 8:30 pm.
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Hoad, Head Win as Wimbledon Opens Amid Rain
Australia’s Lew Hoad defeated Pierre Harmon 6-2 6-4 6-3 on Center Court to lead Wimbledon in a rain halted first round. Top seed Head cruised past Harmon as play paused while U S contingent faced early exits and Althea Gibson was favored in women's singles amid race barrier hopes.
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Hamia Bassey Featherweight Title Clash in Paris
Paris hosts Cherif Hamia against Hogan Bassey for the vacant world featherweight crown left by Sandy Saddler. The bout moves indoors to Palais de Sports shifting from Parc des Princes, reducing crowd size but keeping Paris as the favored site. Also listed are Bobby Boyd versus Rocky Castellani in Chicago and Larry Boardman versus Johnny Busse in Boston with telecast plans by ABC and NBC.
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