Chamberlain Winds Up Bear Hit Leader ERA Title
In the 1958 College World Series at Omaha, Ron Herbel earned Bears pitching honors with an 11-3 season. Pat Chamberlain led batting averages finishing at .371 as Carl Rohnke slipped to .367, while Floyd Acre drilled four hits and lifted his season mark to .308. Rohnke and Larry Turner paced Bears with five homers each and 33 RBIs overall.
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Bear Leaders See Close Race in All Star Voting
AP News features sports report on Fox and McDougald competing for the American League starting second baseman spot at Memorial Stadium on July 8. Voter dynamics among Yankees White Sox and other AL teams described with commentary from Tony Cuccinello and manager Al Lopez.
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Wimbledon star Cooper withdraws from Queen's Club match
Tennis notes report Wimbledon favorite Asher ley Cooper Australia withdrew from the Queen's Club tournament after suffering an injury while winning a second round match. Separate items note Tony Trabert upsetting Lew Moad in Lake City, Ron Holmberg advancing in the NCAA championships, Clifton Creed earning medalist honors in the Women's NCAA Tournament, and Belmont Park stakes results including Wind, Redress Wind, and Romanita capturing purses. Stadium flood lights at the Denver Hears stadium are described as capable of lighting a home for 1% years.
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14 Year Old Killed in Junior Ball Game
An Atlanta recreation league game ended tragically when 14 year old Bobby Benson died after sliding feet first into home plate during a junior baseball contest. He collapsed after the play and died en route to Grady Hospital. The accident occurred during a City Recreation League game.
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Tim Tam to Undergo Leg Operation
Tim Tam, the Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner, will have surgery Tuesday on a chipped seasamoid bone in his leg. Veterinary surgeons say he could return to form after removal, but trainer Jimmy Jones plans retirement to stud and notes the horse is ruined.
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McDougald and Fox Vie for Yankee Second Base nod
Ford signals McDougald likely favored for the All-Star ballot but notes Fox edges him on background. Fox, a veteran with six All-Star selections, shines at second while McDougald enters his first full year there. Both, aged 30, claim they will remain in the classic lineup as long as they can swing a bat.
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