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Giants Hottest Club In Baseball Hopes For Pennant
Giants win 7-2 over the Redlegs to run twelve wins in sixteen as Johnny Antonel fires a complete game and Willie Mays hits his 13th homer. Cincinnati falls to third. St Louis, Milwaukee and Pittsburgh also win, while the Yankees bow to Cleveland.
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Hershell Freeman
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Rookie of the Year contenders rise from unlikely starts
Walter L. Johns notes that many MLB stars, like Frank Robinson and Jack Sanford, shaded by mediocre minors before breaking out in the majors. Sanford leads NL rookie of the year contention after a strong season with the Phillies following prior 1948 minor league toil and a brief military gap. Other examples include Furillo, Hodges, Hornsby, Hartnett, Wheat, Hoyt, Cooper, and stars who jumped from school to stardom such as Frisch and Lyons.
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Carl Furillo
Gil Hodges
Rogers Hornaby
Gabby Hartnett
Zack Wheat
Waite Hoyt
Mort Cooper
Frankie Frisch
Ted Lyons
Chuck Stobbs Named Year Hard Luck Pitcher of 1950s
Chuck Stobbs of the Washington Senators is highlighted as the hard luck figure of the year in sports. With a 1 win, 12 loss record this season, he has been unfairly blamed, though he has pitched well against top clubs. His only win came versus Cleveland after 11 straight losses, and a light moment came when manager Lavagetto urged him to have a night on the town.
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Cookie Lavagetto
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Roberto Cle Menthe Sent Back For Medical Exam
Roberto Cle Mente, speedy Pirates outfielder, has been sent back to Pittsburgh for a medical examination to determine the cause of his recurrent backaches.
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Roberto CleMente
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Kingwood To Host 10th Tri State Invitational Golf
The Preston County country club announced its 10th annual Tri State Invitational golf tournament to be played July 26 to 28. Reggie Spencer said the 72 hole medal play event will again limit entrants to 82 players with Maury Bailey of Baltimore defending his title.
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Baltimore
Tunnelton Names New Coach at High School
Tunnelton Public Schools announces the appointment of Robert Williams as new Tunnelton High School coach effective September 1. Williams, a native of Tunnelton and recent Fairfield State College graduate, succeeds Russ Lopez who resigned at the end of last school year.
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Robert Williams
Tunnelton High School
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Fairmont State College
Russ Lopez
Billy Campbell Favored in State Amateur Golf Title
Huntington sources rate Billy Campbell as the favorite to win the state amateur golf tournament next week at White Sulphur Springs. Campbell, Walker Cup veteran and former captain, has reached the finals eight times with four championships and four runner ups, notably against Ed Tutwiler of Charleston who is out this year due to a left arm injury. He cites limited practice since April and seeks steady putting to compensate for inconsistent driving, while naming Dick Foutcher, Jack Peck, and Dave Clovis as rising threats in a crowded field.
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Morrison on Golf at Arrowhead C C San Bernardino
Alex J. Morrison describes Arrowhead C C in California with a full 18 hole championship layout near the mountains and lake resorts. Club manager Pete Hucke and pro Jack Berweiler are noted for creating a pleasurable atmosphere as members adopt a putting method lined up behind the club to help visualize the line and build confidence before stroke.
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Jack Berweiler
Pirates Edge Cubs In 10th Inning for 5-4 Win
Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Chicago Cubs 5-4 in ten innings as Jim Pendleton tripled home Frank Thames to score the winning run. Pendleton collected three hits, and Nelson King earned the victory. Turk Lown took the loss. Roberto Clemente plans an exit from Presbyterian Hospital after back issues. Pirates face Milwaukee next, with Bob Friend slated to start.
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Bob Purekey
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Milwaukee
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Pirates
Warren Spahn
Braves
Bauer Sisters Lead After Open Round At Winged Foot
The Bauer sisters Marlene and Alice shared the first round lead in the U S Open Women’s Championship at Winged Foot. Both shot 72 on the sun baked East Course to stand one stroke ahead of Gloria Armstrong, with other former champions and top pros close behind. Marlene, 23, and Alice, 28, dominated the opening round as golf’s two sisters led a strong field.
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