Americans Favored In 25th All Star Game At Memorial Stadium
The American League led by 9 New York Yankees is favored 13 to 10 over the National League for the 25th All Star game at Memorial Stadium. Fred Haney and Casey Stengel manage the two squads with plans for right handed starters Bob Turley and likely Bob Friend or Bob Purkey. If rain delays occur the game would shift to Tuesday evening or Wednesday, with a capacity crowd expected and proceeds benefiting the player pension fund.
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Stengel
New York Yankees
Memorial Stadium
Baltimore
National
St. Louis
Ion Fund
NBC
Fred Haney
Milwaukee
Yankees
Bob Turley
Bob Friend
Pittsburgh
Bob Purkey
Cincinnati
Nationals
Ford Frick
Haney
Yankee Brave
Probable Lineups For All Star Game From Memorial Stadium
AP reports starting players and probable pitchers for the Tuesday All Star game at Memorial Stadium. National League stars include Musial Mazeroski Banks Thomas Skinner Mays Aaron Crandall Friend Purkey. American League features Skowron Fox Aparicio Malzone Cerv Jensen Triandos Turley Mangle. Also note a note on Russian English study by Dr. Leon Twarog after a 60 day tour of Russian colleges.
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Baltimore
Memorial Stadium
Stan Musial
St. Louis
Bill Mazeroski
Pittsburgh
Ernie Banks
Chicago
Frank Thomas
Bob Skinner
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
del Crandall
Bob Friend
Bob Purkey
Cincinnati
Bill Skowron
New York
Nellie Fox
Louis Aparicio
Frank Malzone
Boston
Bob Cerv
Kansas City
Mickey Mangle
Jackie Jensen
Gus Triandos
Bob Turley
Error Opens Gates as Phils Rally for Win Over Reds
In Cincinnati Jerry Lynch misplayed a fly ball with two out in the 12th allowing Ed Bouchee to score from second and Rip Repulski to tally on Eddie Kazanski's triple. Philadelphia extended its winning streak to six and moved into undisputed fourth in the NL. Farrell earned the win, Schmidt the loss, with key homers by Thurman Repulski and Burgess.
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Cincinnati
Jerry Lynch
Philadelphia Phils
Lynch
Rip Repulski
Ed Bouchee
Repulski
Eddie Kazanski
Dick Farrell
Kazanski
Phils
Farrell
Willard Schmidt
Bob Thurman
Redlegs
Smoky Burgess
Philaphia
Meyer
Lopata
Sawatski
Haddix
Jeffcoat
Schmidt
Bailey
W— Farrell
L—Schmidt
Philadelphia
Fernandez
Thurman
Women Professional Golfers Gather for All America Open
The 7,500 prize Women’s All-America Open begins Thursday at Brookview Country Club in Minneapolis. The 72-hole medal event runs through Sunday with top 25 pros competing. Patty Berg, a local favorite, recently won the Women's Western Open this year. Mickey Wright, a former LPGA and Women’s Open champion, is tipped as a likely contender.
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Minneapolis
Brookview Country Club
Patty Berg
Patty
Mickey Wright
Trade School Loses To Tennessee Nine
Trade School, limited to six hits, was defeated by Mt. Pleasant Tennessee on July 4 by a 6 to 1 score. Canada’s land area is 3 846 000 square miles with a population near 17 million, comparable to New York State.
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Tennessee
Trade School
Mt. Pleasant, Tenn
Canada
New York State
Thursday Night Baseball Kids: A Teams Triumph 18-13
Thursday night the Americans A defeated the Nationals A 18 to 13 with homers from Cope Woods and Trivette. Wallace of the Nationals homered. In other games the Pirates beat the Athletics 11-8 as Bridges won and Collins went 4 doubles. Friday the Redlegs topped the White Sox 13-10 with Orr winning and Hinds losing.
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Cope
Woods
Trivette
Wallace
Ebee
Pacena
Pirates
Athletics
Bridges
Collins
Redlegs
White Sox
Orr
Hinds
Thursday Night Little League Minors Rematch Thrills
In a close Little League Minors game the VenKioe defeated the Indians 12 to 11 with Emrico earning the win and Callahan taking the loss. The victory came in the bottom of the final frame.
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Venkioe
Indians
Emrico
Callahan
Cele
Dodgers
Thomson Wins Fourth British Open in Playoff
Peter Thomson of Australia captured his fourth British Open title at St Annes on a 36 hole playoff with Dave Thomas of Wales. Thomson led by stanzas after 18 and 27 holes before a late surge and a birdie on the 28th. he finished four strokes ahead for the victory.
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ST. Anne's-On-Sea
England
Peter Thomson
Australia
Dave Thomas
Wales
Thomson
Thomas
Harry Vardon
Walter Hagen
Bobby Locke
Bob Jones
America
South Africa
Locke
Royal
Lytham St. Anne's
Orioles Top Senators 3-1
The Baltimore Orioles defeated the Washington Senators 3-1 as Bob Boyd hit a two run homer in the third. Hal Brown earned the win with support from Billy O’Dell in relief. Ossie Alvarez scored for Washington on Neil Chrisley’s triple for the lone Senators highlight.
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Washington
Baltimore Orioles
Washington Senators
Bob Boyd
Hal Brown
Billy O'Dell
Willie Miranda
Hal Griggs
Orioles
Dick Hyde
Brown
Baltimore
Boyd
Ossie Alvarez
Neil Chrisley
O'Dell
Triandoes
Griggs
Hyde
Courtney
W—Brown
L—Griggs
Baltimiore
Harvard Takes U S Only Trophy At Royal Henley Regatta
Harvard crews won the Thames Challenge Cup, finishing in 6 minutes 57 seconds to beat Thames Bowling Club by a third length. Coach Joe Brown called the win the greatest thing, as Russia and Australia shared other major titles with the Soviet eight taking the Grand Challenge Cup.
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Henley - ON - Thames
England
Harvard
United States
Thames Bowling Club
Joe Brown
Russia
Australia
University of Washington
S. A. MacKenzie
Leichhardt Rowing Club
MacKenzie
Vasilav Ivanov
Alexander Berkutov
Uri Tukalov
Fridley Leads SSA Hits In Weekly Baseball Totals
Nashville star Jim Fridley tops the Southern Association with a .370 average through July 2, while Don Dillard leads in total hits and total bases with 175. Coles and Thorpe chase batting, Gilbert leads homers and RBIs, and team marks put Atlanta atop team batting as Birmingham doubles in fielding.
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Nashville Fermie
Jim
Fridley
Meeks
Chuck Coles
Nashville
Bob Thorpe
Birmingham
Coles
Buddy Gilbert
Little Rock
Kent Hadley
Gilbert
Lou Limmer
Mel Clark
Russ Snyder
New Orleans
Jack Reed
Pels
Jim O'Toole
Chattanooga
Ted Wills
Bob Hartman
Joe Grzenda
July 4 Drag Race Results From Jake's Drag Strip
Results from Jake's Drag Strip near Moulton with top eliminator and stock classes led by Henson Bryant Holliday Jacobs Reynolds Pate and Tittle. Juniors include names Gamble Taylor Harris Gresham Holliday and others in class listings and eliminator runs at Haleyville.
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Moulton
Haleyville
Gamble
Taylor
Harris
C. Bryant
Gresham
Holliday
E. Cope
Henson
IL Reynolds
Bryant
Jacobs
Black
Reynolds
Couch
Pate
McCoy
Holt
Knighten
Anderson
Tittle
All-Star Classics Draw Area Stars to Alabama Games
Alabama high school All-Star football and basketball classics set for August 7 at the University of Alabama, part of the 26th annual Coaches Clinic. Coaches include Duffy Daugherty and Paul Bryant with clinic Aug 4–7, plus cheerleader instruction and expected attendance records.
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University of Alabama
Alabama High School Athletic Association and Coaches Association
Birmingham News
WAPI
WABT
Michigan State
Hugh (Duffy) Daugherty
Alabama
Paul Bryant
Crimson Tide
Bryant
Tide
the Bear
Denny Stadium
North All-Stars
Foster Auditorium
Upstaters
Cliff Harper
AHSAA
Jerry Watford
Gadsden High
Ralph Hutchinson
Cheetaw County High
Butler
Watford
Jack Caldwell
Walker Coun
James Paul Cain
Hart T. Mimore
Reform
Tom Cahin Sylacauga
Riding Hutchinson
FE L
Cham
Decathlon Crown Goes To Johnson
Rafer Johnson of UCLA won the national decathlon with 7 754 points missing his world mark while preparing for a July U S Russia meet. Yang Chuan kwang Formosa took second with 7 625 points and Dave Edstrom Oregon third. Defending champ Charlie Pratt Palmyra finished fourth and Bob Lawson USC fifth as Johnson leads the U S team toward the July clash.
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ED Corrigan
Palmyra
N.J
Rafer Johnson
Ucla
Russia
Wassily Kuznetsov
Johnson
Kuznetsov
Ducky Drake
Yang Chuan-kwang
Formosa
Dave Edstrom
University of Oregon
Edstrom
U.S
Charlie Pratt
Bob Lawson
Southern California Striders
Braves Fall to Pirates in Pittsburgh Loss Streak Grows
Pittsburgh pitcher Bob Friend ended a five game win drought and earned his 10th victory of the season as the Pirates beat the Braves 4 2. Roy Face provided ninth inning relief while Hank Aaron had three hits for Milwaukee in a sputtering stretch for the NL leaders.
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Milwaukee
Bob Friend
Pittsburgh Pirates
Friend
Roy Face
Giants
Braves
West Covington
Hank Aaron
Aaron
West
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Talks Of 10 Team Expansion Face Heavy Opposition
CHICAGO AP reports upcoming summer league meeting in Baltimore could focus on expanding to ten teams. At least three clubs oppose the move, though no franchise relocation is on the table per a league official. Rumors mention Cleveland potentially moving to Minneapolis.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Burdette Loses as Pirates Edge Milwaukee 4-2
In the last 15 games Lew Burdette started and went seven innings for Milwaukee but took the loss to Pittsburgh. Burdette's record drops to 6-7 while the Pirates win 4-2. Final line: Pittsburgh 4 Milwaukee 2 with Friend earning the win and Burdette the defeat.
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Lew Burdette
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Friend
Face
Hall
Burdette
Trowbridge
Crandall
L—Burdette
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