Big Ted Kluszewski lifts Reds past Giants to stay near NL lead
Cincinnati Redlegs star Ted Kluszewski returned from the disabled list to slug a homer and two singles, driving a 5-4 victory over the New York Giants that halted a four game skid. He later lamented failing to drive in a key run in the ninth.
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Milton Richman
United Press
Ted Kluszcki
Cincinnati Redlegs
Kluszewski
New York Giants
Redlegs
Red Worthington Gavmam
Cincinnati
Klu
Stu Miller
Golf Open spotlight shows golf life beyond the greens
Central Press columnist compares duffer life to pro golf at Inverness during the 1957 National Open. He notes intense concentration, weather and crowds, the gypsy travel, and the disparity between prize money and other sports while recounting golf’s growth since 1894 Yonkers Open.
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Inverness
Hogans
Sneads
Middlecoffs
Burkes
You and I
Oper
Yonkers
N.Y
Belmont Stakes Showdown As Bold Ruler Meets Gallant Man
In New York the Belmont Stakes nine race card features Bold Ruler a massive galloper and Gallant Man a spirited colt in the 9th running for 114300 dollars. Yankees allege rivals aim to injure Mickey Mantle by throwing at him amid AL tensions.
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Bold Ruler
Gallant Man
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New York Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Schroeder aids Kramer in promoting Tournament of Champions
Ted Schroeder former U S tennis champion and Davis Cup player set up headquarters Thursday at the West Side Tennis Club to help Jack Kramer promote the professional Tournament of Champions July 15 21 to promote Forest Hills N Y and increase event visibility during the summer circuit.
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Forest Hills
Ted Schroeder
U.S
West Side Tennis Club
Jack Kramer
Morrison on Golf Lines Up Swing For Consistent Contact
Coach explains starting stance to align body for a solid swing. He notes favoring the right side while lining up can influence the entire stroke, stressing even left hip and shoulder height, knee direction, and keeping tension from starting before the swing.
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Alex J. Morrison
Phillips
Hay
Philip
King Features Syndicate
Cubs rout Pirates 11 5 to halt Bucs five game win streak
The Chicago Cubs beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 11 to 5, ending the Pirates longest streak since 1955. Erie Banks drove in four and Walter Morin added three RBIs as Chicago piled up 17 hits. Ron Kline took the loss, Dick Drott earned the win, and the teams were set to meet again with Vern Law facing Moe Drabowsky.
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Boston
Warren Spahn
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Ronnie St. Louis Kline
New York
Dick Crott
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Ernie Banke
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Bill Mazeroski
Pirate
Mazeroski
Dick Rand
Erie Banks
RBI
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Jim Bolger
Ron Kline
Dick Drott
Jasain
Vernon Law
Moe Drabowsky
Deer Struck by Car on Webster Road Causes $75 Damage
Taylor County Conservation Officer Progreso Tocado reports that Ever Ett Hart Jr. of Bowlesburg struck a female deer on Webster Road. The doe appeared dead or injured but sprang up after Hart’s attempt to order it to get up. Hart faces $75 in auto repairs. deer activity is common this season and drivers are urged to watch for wildlife.
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Bowlesburg
Webster Road
Taylor County Conservation
Progreso Tocado
Tocado
Hart
Macias Defends Title Tonight In San Francisco
In San Francisco Raul Raton Macias of Mexico defends his NBA world bantamweight title against Dommy Arestia of the Philippines at the Cow Palace. Macias a movie idol with 29 wins and one loss faces a tough challenger as boxing shifts attention from baseball. Macias holds six inch height edge and is a heavy favorite in a 15 round bout set after a year.
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Philippines
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Dommy
Larry Doby
Art Ditmar
Don Drysdale
Johnny Logan
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Bunning Tigers
Thailand
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Songkitrat
Rasgy Macias
Ursua
Mexico City
Leo Espinosa
Juan Cardinas
Spain
el Raton
Sanford
Phils
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Snead's Slim Hope in U S Open Final Rounds
Sam Snead of White Sulphur Springs W Va faced slim odds to win the U S Open after posting 148 in the first two rounds. Dick Mayer of St Peters burg and amateur B J Patton led at 138 while Snead, joined by five others at 148, remained ten strokes back.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
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Dick Mayer
St. Petersburg
B. J. Patton
Morganton
Peter Thomson
Julius Boros
Fred Hawkins
Bud Ward
Sam Penecele
Philadelphia
Furgol
Gene Sarazen
Mike Chak
Arnold Palmer
Ted Dutch Cherry
Vic Ghezal
Ence
Veetan Bobb Cruickshank
Patton
Ike
Mayer
Patton And Mayer Lead In U S Open Golf Duel
Patton and Mayer surged into the final rounds at Inverness chasing America's greatest fairway prize. They hold 138 across two rounds as Doug Ford Ken Venturi stay within two shots while Sammy Snead and Chic Harbert stumble. DiVicenzo, Wininger, Demaret and Harebert also loom in the tight field.
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Mayer
Tost
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Inverness
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Ken Venturi
San Francisco
Jimmy Demaret
Bo Wininger
Odessa
Tex
Chic
Harebert
Swamy
Roberto DiVicenzo
Mexico City
Baseball leaders and team scores in the United press data
American League leaders Mantle and Yanks score 19 in a 19 17 line with Williams Red Sox 17. Zermal Athletics 13 Sievert Sen ators 13 Maxwell Tigers 12. Yanks 42 Sievers Senators 41 Wertz Indians 39 Skowron Yanks 38 Minoso White Sox 36 Maxwell Tigers 36. National League Aaron Braves Musial Cards 45 Hank Red legs 42 Mays Giants 37 Four tied 33 apiece.
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Red Sox
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Minoso
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Redlegs
Mays
Giants
Mickey Mouse suffers only defeat in 1955 bout
Ursua, with a 36 9 3 record and 28 knockouts, fights in the Philippines where several bouts are unrecorded. Billy Peacock stops Mickey Mouse in the third round fracturing his jaw. the match is only broadcast by shortwave to Mexico with no television.
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Billy Peacock
Ursua
Philippines
Mexico
Former Giants backfield coach returns to supervise scouts
Sherman, who served as backfield coach for the New York Giants from 1949 to 1953, rejoined the NFL team today to supervise the club's talent scouts. The former Philadelphia Eagles quarterback also coached Canada’s Winnipeg Blue Bombers in 1954 to 1956.
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Sheman
New York Giants
Nationa Football League
Sherman
Philadelphia Eales
Canada
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Canadian Draw In Fight Between Anthony And Durelle
In Detroit Tony Anthony earned a 175 pound title shot by surviving a tough 10 round draw with Yvon Durelle of Canada. Judges differed with scores creating a draw on one card and a split outcome on others.
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Canada
Tony Anthony
Durelle
Anthony
Moore
Tro Ada
Braves Player Fined In Bitter Dobbs Fracas
Milwaukee pitcher Drysdale and Braves Logan clashed in a dugout fight after a fine dispute over a $100 penalty. Logan charged injustice from NL President Jen Giles, while Drysdale claimed he only protected himself. In a separate game at Ebbets Field, Drysdale struck Logan in the back during an exchange that sparked a bench melee.
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Logan
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Ebbets Field
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