Gummey-Behra Lead Early In Frank Race
The Gummey-Behra team led a sports car race by the sixth hour with an average speed of 118.3 mph. Moss withdrew in the fifth hour after engine trouble and valve clogs, leaving Masten Gregory and Innes Ireland in second, Carroll Shelby and Roy Salvadori in third, all one lap behind.
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Stirling Moss
Jangar
Masten Gregory
Kansas City
Innes Ireland
Britain
Aston Martin
Carroll Shelby
Dallas
Roy Salvadori
Gregory-Innes
Moss
Venezuela Increases U.S. Imports as Latin Leader
Venezuela buys more from the United States than any other Latin American country, reflecting strong bilateral trade ties and steady demand for American goods. The trend highlights Venezuela's reliance on U.S. imports amid regional trade patterns and economic shifts.
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Venezuela
United States
Bosox Sweep Chicago in doubleheader routs
Boston swept a day-night doubleheader from Chicago 8-2 and 9-0. Jerry Casale hurled a three hit gem in the nightcap as Boston roared with a six-run third inning. Early Wynn allowed a four-run first inning as the White Sox slumped in the standings.
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Associated Press
Boston
Chicago
White Sox
New York
Jerry Casale
Wynn
Red Sox
Probable pitchers for today’s major league games
American League and National League matchups list likely starting pitchers. Cleveland at New York features Grant and MecLish against Ditmar and Larsen. Detroit visits Washington with Bun ning Narleski vs Pascual and Romanosky. Chicago visits Boston with Pierce and Wills. Kansas City at Baltimore pits Garver against Portocarrero. Philadelphia at Chicago shows Gehrig Gomer against Buzhardt. Pittsburgh at St Louis pairs Haddix and A Jackson with L Jackson and Broglio. Cincinnati at Los Angeles lists Pena against Padres. Milwaukee at San Francisco has Spahn versus Antonelli.
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Cleveland
New York
Grant
MecLish
Ditmar
Larsen
Detroit
Washington
Bunning
Narleski
Pascual
Romanosky
Chicago
Boston
Pierce
Wills
Kansas City
Baltimore
Garver
Portocarrero
Philadelphia
St Cheege
Gomer Uns
Buzhardt
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Haddix
A. Jackson
L. Jackson
Broglio
Incinnati
Los Angeles
Pena
Padres
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Spahn
Antonelli
Cincinnati
Atlanta Player Upset Sparks Southern Lawn Tennis Result
Tulane junior Henry of Atlanta defeated top seed Donald Dell 2-6 9-7 6-4 to reach the final against fourth seed John Powless, who beat Jerry Moss. Women's semis featured Jean Clarke and Justina Bricka with Clarke rebounding past Mari Martin and Bricka defeating Roberta Alison. Final rounds set for Sunday with men's final after the women.
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Crawford Henry
Atlanta
Southern Lawn Tennis Assn
Donald Dell
Bethesda
Henry
Tulane University
John Powless
Florida State University
Flora
Powless
Jerry Moss
Miami University
Coral Gables
Fla
Jean Clarke
Justina Bricka
St. Louis
Miss Clarke
Mari Martin
Australia
Miss Bricka
Roberta Alison
Alexander City
Ala
Red Sox sweep with Malzone five RBI night
Frank Malzone powered a doubleheader with five RBIs as Boston built a big early lead and cruised past Chicago 12 to 0 in the second game after a 5 to 0 win in the opener. Pete Runnels and others contributed key hits while Dick Donovan took the loss in the nightcap. Casale earned the win in relief.
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Frank Malzone
Red Sox
Pete Runnels
Dick Donovan
Gernert
Egg’ Keoughee
Nellie Fox
Don Lecn
Chicago
Boston
Donovan
Staley
White
W—Casale
AAU denounces IOC ruling over Nationalist China
The AAU executive committee condemned the IOC decision to bar Nationalist China from Olympic participation. Kellum Johnson of Dallas said the action aimed to share representation between Chinese groups, with the Nationals possibly reapplying under another name as the Formosan Olympic Committee. The resolution was approved unanimously at a Boulder news conference during the National AAU Track and Field Championships.
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AAU
IOC
China
Munich
Red China
Kellum Johnson
Dallas
Crampton And Finsterwald Tie For Canadian Open Lead
In a rain soaked third round at Islesmere Bruce Crampton and Don Finsterwald tied for the lead with 205 totals after 54 holes. Art Wall and Doug Ford stayed a stroke back at 206, while Jay Hebert 207 and Bob Rosburg 208 chased.
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Montreal
Bruce Crampton
Sydney
Don Finsterwald
United States
Islesmere
Crampton
Finsterwald
Rae Due
Art Wall
Pocono Manor
Doug Ford
Wall
Ford
Jay Hebert
Sanford
Fla
Bob Rosburg
Palo Alto
Calif
Tommy Bolt
Domestic oil burner usage nears eight million in U S homes
The article notes that close to eight million oil burners are in service across United States households for domestic heating, reflecting widespread reliance on oil fuel for warmth.
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United States
Local Girls League Schedule at Pop Oliver Field
In the Girls League doubleheader at Pop Oliver Field, Pet Dairy faces M from 7 p.m. and Chemstrand meets Tennessee Valley Co op at 8 p.m. In Pony League Junior action at West Town Field the Redlegs beat the Pi rates 9 to 3 as Harp earned the win and Larry Bridges took the loss.
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Odes
Pop Oliver Field
Pet Dairy
Chemstrand
Tennessee Valley Co-op
Redlegs
Pirates
West Town Field
Harp
Larry Bridges
Summit and Sheffield split baseball doubleheader
Summit’s baseball team split a doubleheader with Sheffield City, losing 8-3 in game one as Grady Roberts pitched two innings and winning the nightcap with Roberts on the mound for the distance. Hamil Martin went 3 for 6 across both games to pace Summit. Summit travels Saturday to Caddo for two games while Thursday the junior team hosts Neel for a single 4:30 p.m. contest.
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Summit
Sheffield
Grady Roberts
Hamil Martin
Caddo
Neel
Bud Daley Stifles Orioles in Knuckleball Duel
Bud Daley and reliever Bob Grim outpitched Hoyt Wilhelm as the Kansas City Athletics snapped a seven game skid with a 6 2 win over the Baltimore Orioles. Cerv and Hadley homered for KC while Wilhelm allowed two more long balls and suffered his second straight loss.
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Baltimore
Bud Daley
Bob Grim
Hoyt Wilhelm
Kansas City Athletics
Baltimore Orioles
Daley
Grim
Bob Cerv
Kent Hadley
Wilhelm
Bob Nieman
Gus Triandos
Kansas City
Howell Beste Take Junior Net Titles
Unseeded Speed Howell of Atlanta and top-ranked Jim Beste of Baton Rouge won singles titles at the fourth Southeastern junior invitational. Howell defeated Andy Lloyd of Shreveport in a hard march to the crown while Beste recovered from a first-set loss to beat Ham McGill 6-3 6-3 8-6 in the final. Howell and Bob Hardcastle of Atlanta claimed the junior doubles title. Magill and John Pickens of Tuscaloosa won the boys doubles, defeating Hull and Seene.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Speed Howell
Atlanta
Jim Beste
Baton Rouge
Howell
Andy Lloyd
Shreveport
Athens
Beste
Bob Hardcastle
Magill
John Pickens
Hardcastle
Doug Stewart
Anniston
Cox
Pickens
McGill
Charles Hull
Memphis
Se Eeene Oe
Patterson Starts Tapering for Johansson Title Fight
Floyd Patterson began tapering his training for the world heavyweight title defense against Ingemar Johansson of Sweden in New York at Yankee Stadium. He will spar three rounds Thursday night with B Tate of Chicago and Lou Jones of Rockford, Illinois.
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Chatham, N.J
Floyd Patterson
Ingemar Johansson
Sweden
New York
Yankee Stadium
B Tate
Chicago
Lou Jones
Rockford, Ill
Yankees Smash Indians In 10-2 Victory
Yankees defeat Cleveland 10-2 as Herb Score issues five walks and two errors. Bill Skowron belts his 11th and 12th homers with a triple and five RBIs. Duke Maas earns his second complete game for New York, improving to 5-4 while Cleveland’s Woody Held homers for both runs. Score allows two hits and two unearned runs in early innings amid five walks.
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NEW York
New York Yankees
Herb Score
Cleveland
Bill Skowron
Yanks
Indians
Duke Maas
Woody Held
Score
Yankees
George Strickland
RBI
Skowron
Bobby Richardson
al Cicotte
Mickey Mantle
Jim Perry
Cicotte
Perry
Nixon
Maas
Howard
W—Maas
Fleck Withdraws From Canadian Open Over Parking Dispute
Jack Fleck the 1955 U S Open champion pulled out of the Canadian Open in Montreal after an attendant denied him a parking spot near the clubhouse. PGA supervisor Harvey Raynor ordered a $100 fine for Fleck who left in anger amid spectator cars in a area reserved for competitors.
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Montreal
Jack Fleck
Los Angeles
Harvey Raynor
Fleck
Caddo Edges Moulton 3-2 on Strong Pitching
Hayward Shelton pitched a one hitter as Caddo edged Moulton 3-2 on Saturday. Marshall Shelton doubled and singled, Kenneth Long doubled twice, and Ped struck out 15 to move the record to 6-1. The day’s first game started at 1 p.m.
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Hayward Shelton
Moulton
Shelton
Caddo
Marshall Shelton
Kenneth Long
Ped
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Kennedy
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