Cabbies and Coca Cola Victors in Girls Softball Doubleheader
Yellow Cab edged Welders Supply 16 to 15 after a seven run deficit, with Janice Nusser and Peggy Grenberger leading Cabbies offense. Coca Cola defeated Pierceville 16 to 5 in the nightcap as Dudy Golay and Shirley Galliart fueled the win. Next, Yellow Cab faces Coca Cola and Welders Supply meets Pierceville Tuesday.
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Yellow Cab
Coca Cola
Finnup Park
Welders Supply
Coke
Pierceville
Welders
Cabbies
Janice Nusser
Peggy Grenberger
Glenda
Pepper
Shirley Desemo
Magsie Tackett
Dudy Golay
Shirley Galliart
Laura Patee
Welder
Knothole Knights and Rotary split Knothole doubleheader
Knight Minors beat Rotary 8-5 at Little League Field with Kreutzer and Garcia each tripling and singling. Rotary Majors won 8-2 at Clint Lightner Field behind Masoner who homered and tripled. Rotary pitchers drew 11 walks as Lions and Rot ary prepare for another twin bill tonight with 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. starts.
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Knights of Columbus
Rotary
Little League Field
Knight Minors
Clint Lightner
Rotary Majors
Kreutzer
Garcia
Bondy
Gooden
Tresnor
Godwin
Knights
Coen
Masoner
Mike Johnson
Bud Johnson
Kiwanis
Lions
Musial Shines as Cardinals Top Reds 5-2
Stan Musial, nearing 40, returned to the starting lineup to lead St. Louis with two first inning runs and a double in a 5-2 victory over Cincinnati. He also had two doubles and a single in Tuesday’s loss, bolstering his late-season spark as the Cardinals climbed to fourth in the NL.
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Stam Musial
Actine
Vannadtar
Ug Unc
Musial
Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Saved Rider's Life Jockey Nominated for Award
Jockey Henry Wajda of Newmarket New Mexico earned a nomination for the George Woolf Memorial Trophy for valor after saving Tony Despirito from likely death at Suffolk Downs in the five furlong third race. Despirito credits Wajda with saving his life as he clung to Color Bearer while Wajda guided and pulled him free. Despirito finished ninth. Wajda finished eighth on Lusty Andy in a race won by Praise Us.
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Boston
Henry Wajda
Newmarket
N.M
Wajda
Tony Despirito
Suffolk Downs
George Woolf Memorial
New England Jockey Guild
Martin O’neill
Despirito
Lusty Andy
Praise Us
Hutchison Advises Palmer On St Andrews Open
Hutchison, the first American to win the British Open, offers Arnold Palmer tips for the St Andrews Old Course as the 100th Open nears. He says Palmer’s work around greens must improve and to land pitches to bounce once and stop, not roll. Palmer acknowledges the hazard as Gary Player and Peter Thomson also loom as favorites.
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St, Andrews
Scotland
Lock Hutchison
Arnold Palmer
St.Andrews
Palmer
Hutchinson
Hutchison
St. Andrews
United States
Evansston
TH. Palmer
Gary Player
South Africa
Peter Thomson
Australia
Player
Thomson
Airlinks Ladies Plan Scotch Foursome Sunday
The Jaycee Airlinks Ladies Golf Association sponsors a Scotch Foursome starting at 1:30 Sunday at the Jaycee course. Those without partners may call Iva Johnson at 64222 to be paired with a partner.
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Jaycee Airlinks Ladies’ Golf Assn
Jaycee
Iva Johnson
Orioles Manager Eyes Pennant
Baltimore Orioles President General Manager Lee MacPhail spoke on pennant chances for the 1960 team. He said they cannot be certain to win but can win if young players hold their own, older players contribute, pitching improves, and injuries stay minor. He warned the bench is thin to absorb major injuries.
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Baltimore
Lee MacPhail
Baltimore Orioles
MacPhail
Blanche Webb Wins Honors at Garden City Country Club
Blanche Webb wins in 18 hole A flight at Garden City Country Club weekly women's golf event with Alice Stone top in 18 hole B flight and Maxine Wixson taking 9-hole A flight honors Abby Morgan wins 9-hole B flight while Wilda Ladner and Madonna Clausen take 9-hole C and D flights. Wed event pairings listed along with other local sports notes and coaching quotes.
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Blanche Webb
Garden City Country Club
Alice Stone
Maxine Wixson
Abby Morgan
Wilda Ladner
Madonna Clausin
Marion Hess
Serena Downing
Natalie Dickera
Marolyn Chmelka
Louise Vance
Katherine Strackeljohn
Sally Robinson
Raye Eisner
Judy Bourne
Gen Stoner
Vesta Korff
Nellie Lile
Bonnie Devies
Alma Robinson
Bernice Anderson
Jane Driver
Maxine Blanchard
Sibyl Miller
Velma Jackson
Lucille Kaiser
Martha Schrader
Judy Anderson
Doris Carmichael
Florence Burris
Irene Oswalt
Velma Piland
Jerry Patterson
Ruth Hooker
Sue Unger
Betty Waters
Grace Stoner
Nona Saffels
Grace Craig
Katherine Hart
Vi Tate
June Benedict
Barbara McVicker
Joyce Boone
Judith Anderson
Esther
Shirley Carmichael
Agnese Petty
Marge Lynch
Helen Fankhauser
Erdene Corley
Leona Crotty
Anne Waddell
Arlena Hurst
Stuart Hits Three Homers As Pirates Rally
Dick Stuart becomes the second Pirate to homer three times at Forbes Field, driving seven RBIs and a two-run single in a 1-6 Pirates win over the Giants to salvage a split. Willie Mays and Raine both field standout nights for the Giants. Dodgers take over fourth with 10-6 win.
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Orioles
Cleveland
Brown
Gentile
Birds
Dodgers Win Streak Sparks Momentum For Alston
Philadelphia AP report notes the Dodgers defeated the Phillies 10-6 for their third straight win, moving into a fourth place tie with St. Louis and marking their first division rise since May 7. Manager Walt Alston says momentum helps a club, as Los Angeles heads to Forbes Field to face first place Pittsburgh.
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Milwaukee
Chicago
Los Angeles Dodgers
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Phils
Walt Alston
Alston
Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Phillies
Jhhey
Baseball schedule brief with matchups and scores
Friday games include Detroit at New York Chicago at Baltimore Cleveland at Washington Kansas City at Boston. Saturday features Cleveland at Washington Detroit at New York Kansas City at Boston. Los Angeles defeated Philadelphia 10 to 6. Cincinnati at Chicago. Los Angeles at Pittsburgh. Milwaukee at St Louis. San Francisco at Philadelphia. Los Angeles at Pittsburgh. Francisco at Philadelphia. Milwaukee at St Louis.
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New York
Chicago
Baltimore
Cleveland
Washington
Kansas City
Boston
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
St. Louis
San Francisco
Francisco
Associated Press
American League
W. L. Pet
U S Strong in Olympic Shot Put
United States hopes for a 1 2 8 medals sweep in Rome as Parry O Brien faces a renewed challenge. Stanford trials test top Americans Bill Nieder Dave Davis and Bill Long with O Brien needing faster improvement to keep the world record and Olympic spot.
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O'Brien
Rome
United States
O Brien
Stanford University
Palo , Alto
Calif
Bill Nigder
U.S. Army
Dallas Long
Southern California
Dave Davis
Track Field Men Compete For Rome Olympic Berths
At Stanford 22 U S athletes begin a two day tryout for berths on the track and field squad to represent America in Rome with 17 events. The top three in each event earn spots, with relays allowing a fourth in 100 and 400 meters. Parry OBrien Nieder Long and Davis lead a crowded shot put field, with Nieder holding a 65 ft 7 in best.
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Calif
Rome
United States
America
Parry O'Brien
Bill Nieder
Dallas Long
Dave Davis
Nieder
Stuart's Return Called a Bang in Pirates Doubleheader
Pittsburgh AP reports Dick Stuart returned to the lineup with a bang, hitting three home runs and a single in the nightcap after sitting out the first game. He drove in seven runs, his first Forbes Field homer this year, and nearly joined baseball history by chasing a four homer game. He expressed eagerness to avoid bench time and praised the need to stay in the lineup. The piece also notes Ara Parseghian seeking a quarterback who can run and pass, and Ole Miss hoping to bring back 24 lettermen for 1960.
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Ralph Kiner
Pittsburgh
Forbes Field
Belter
Kiner
Horner
Dick Stuart
Forbes
Bucs
San Francisco
Jack Sanford
Giants
Pirates
Stuart
Bud) Byerly
Johnny) Antonelli
Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
A summary of top players across the leagues based on at bats and decisions. Key figures include Gentile and Minoso leading batting averages, Mantle and Maris with runs and RBIs, Banks and Mays heading home runs and hits, Aparicio and Minoso stealing bases, plus notable pitching leaders Roebuck and Law with decisions and Drysdale and Friend in strikeouts.
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Associated Press
Gentile
Baltimore
Minoso
Chicago
Mantle
New York
Maris
Runnels
Boston
Skowron
Lollar
Fox
Mays
San Francisco
Larker
Los Ageles
Hoak
Pittsburgh
Banks
Bruton
Milwaukee
Pinson
Cincinnati
Kirkland
Boyer
St. Louis
Roebuck
Los Angeles
Law
Drysdale
Friend
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