Mays hits after tongue lashing in deadly crash
Elisian of Oakland involved again in fatal crash at New Bremen Speedway near Lima. 21 year old Jimmy Davis of Indianapolis died after crashing into Elisian’s car which spun after a swerve to avoid him. Davis suffered fatal skull and chest injuries. Elisian escaped with neck injury and eye cut. Crowd of about 4500 watched as two racers rolled over thrice.
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Brazil Sizzle Seizes World Cup With Swedish Triumph
Brazil defeated host Sweden 52 to raise the world soccer cup in Stockholm. Defending champions West Germany fell to Sweden in the semifinals.
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Aaron and Williams Batting Spree Highlight Era
Aaron and Williams dominate early games as Braves crush Dodgers 19 to 6 and Red Sox top Tigers 10 to 7. Aaron, NL MVP 1957, raises season average to .282 with a grand slam and five RBIs, while Williams lifts to .300 with a three run homer and a single. Braves extend lead over Cardinals. Red Sox climb to third as Detroit falls.
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Sports Standings and Results From A Turbulent Day
Yesterday's results show Beeston defeating Detroit 10 to 7 while Kansas City beat New York 12 to 6. Washington posted 22 to 11 over Chicago, and Baltimore matched Cleveland with 20 to 5. (Note: OCR fragment shows multiple teams and scores with inconsistencies.)
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Willie Mays Sparks Giants Past Reds 2-0
Willie Mays ends slump with two doubles and a run batted in as the San Francisco Giants beat Cincinnati 2-0. Al Worthington and Johnny Antonelli combine for four-hit shutout. Rigney addressed rumors over team guidance, citing misinterpretations of his players’ comments.
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Ferguson Rides To Caliente Track Record
Rex C Elsworth's Straight A set a new track record of 1.08 for six furlongs at Agua Caliente. The horse beat Rekindled by three and a half lengths in the featured Troy handicap. Jockey Warren Ferguson of Pleasanton Calif. rode Straight A to victory as the favorite, paying $5.00.
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Giardello Giambra Bout Sets Fair Gate Records Meet
Gate Records Seen As Fair Race Meet Opens Giardello and Giambra collide tonight at the Cow Palace in San Francisco for a pivotal middleweight bout. Giardello, second to Ray Robinson, carries a $5 favorite tag while Giambra seeks comeback glory after a serious layoff and personal troubles.
Bragan New Named Spokane Manager in Pacific Coast League
Vancouver reports Bob Bragan, formerly Cleveland Indians manager, hired to lead the Spokane Indians after Goldie Hols was fired. Announcement made by Spencer Harris as he attends the North-South PCL all-star game. Spokane split a doubleheader with Phoenix, 3-5 then 9-7. Salt Lake and Portland were rained out. all-star lineups listed for North and South squads.
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Giants and Cubs Clash On Tuesday Radio Log
Radio sports log notes Tuesday action Giants versus Cubs in a baseball segment. GSSFO listed.
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MacKay Reaches Wimbledon Quarterfinals in Upset-Filled Round
Barry MacKay of Dayton Ohio advanced to the Wimbledon quarterfinals by defeating Ramanathan Krishnan of India in four sets, becoming the sole American remaining in the men's draw as Budge Patty and Gardnar Mulloy fell earlier. Sweden's Sven Davidson knocked out Patty while Mervin Rose ousted Mulloy. Other fourth round results included Kurt Nielsen beating Ulf Schmidt and Ashley Cooper prevailing over Abe Segal as top seed Althea Gibson and Mimi Acaud reached the women's quarterfinals alongside Sandra Reynolds and Rene Schurrmann.
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Ex 49er Beatty Inks Steeler Pact
Center Eq Beatty and linebacker Aubrey Rozzell signed contracts with the Pittsburgh Steelers. They are the 35th and 36th players to come to terms for 1958. Beatty came to the Steelers from the 49ers last year as training camp began at California State Teachers College on July 22.
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Thomson's 63 Sets Open Qualifying Course Record
Peter Thomson of Australia, a three time Open winner, shot a 63 to set a Royal Lytham and St Anne's course record during the first qualifying round at St Annes England as a large field began the 1958 British Open entries from 17 nations.
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Visalia Drops Opener as Stockton Wins Big
Veteran Pete Hernandes tallied seven losses versus nine wins as Visalia opened a California League twin bill and fell 12-3 to Stockton. The Redlegs captured the nightcap 12-9.
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Santa Clara Sweeps Leandro Relays For Sixth Year
Santa Clara dominates the Leandro Relays at San Leandro, posting 2827 points to win the San Leandro Chamber of Commerce team trophy. San Leandro Beavers take second as Alameda and Bay-O-Vista claim other top finishes. Santa Clara swimmer Chris von Sauza sets four national AAU marks, including a 5:37.9 in the 10 yard freestyle and leads three Santa Clara relay teams to firsts before heading to Los Angeles for the International Invitational.
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Pleasanton Fair Anticipates Attendance Records Tomorrow
Alameda County Fair enters second day with a robust race card led by the City of San Leandro Handicap for three-year-olds. Post time 12:30 p.m., featuring eight thoroughbreds, two harness races, and two quarter-horse events, on a mile course with a $1800 purse for tomorrow’s event.
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Week's Ring features Jordan TV debut at Hollywood Legion
Los Angeles welterweight Don Jordan makes his television debut on Wednesday at the Hollywood Legion Stadium facing top contender Isaac Logart of Cuba. Logart, out since his March 21 loss to Virgil Akins, is favored in a 2 to 1 match. Also Friday, Jesse Bowdry of Louisville seeks his 10th straight win against Jerry Luedee at the Louisville Center. Bowdry, 8-0-1 in TV fights, has not fought since December and owns a 22-3-? record with 11 knockouts.
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First Win Since 56 by Phillies Pitcher Mayer
Philadelphia relief pitcher Jack Mayer earned credit in a 5 4 11 inning win over the Cardinals, his first in years. The garbled UPI copy lists boxing schedules and various matchups with numerous OCR errors, noting Johansson in Europe and other bouts across U S cities with mixed names and venues.
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