Jeffcoat NH Bays Reds Rout Cubs 7-2 in Complete Game
Hal Jeffcoat earned the complete game win for Cincinnati as Frank Robinson and George Crowe led a 7-2 victory over Chicago. Robinson hit his 20th, Crowe added a 20th, while Joe Taylor and Gus Bell contributed key RBIs. Johnny Temple left after head injury. Cubs’ Walt Moryn homered for Chicago.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Redlegs
Hal Jeffcoat
Frank Robinson
George Crowe
Chicago Cubs
Wis
Philllics
Cubs
Walt Moryn
Chicago
Reds
Cub
Johnny Temple
Dave Hillman
Robinson
Hillman
Cincinnatians
Joe Taylor
Gus Bell
Don Hoak
Alex Grammas
Crowe
Taylor
Bob Anderson
Bell
Roy McMillan
Tom Poholsky
Moryn
Five-Hitter By Nixon Tops Nats
Boston pitcher Willard Nixon pitched a five hit game to beat the Washington Senators 4 to 1 as Ted Williams saw his 17 game hitting streak end. Nixon struck out five and walked three, earning his ninth win while Washington's skid continued.
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Boston
Willard Nixon
Red Sox
Ted Williams
Ted
Nixon
Washington
Billy Consolo
Sammy White
Gene Mauch
White
Dick Gernert
Jim Piersall
Rocky Bridges
Senas
Creed Extends Lead In World Women Amateur Golf
Clifford Creed of Opelousas La holds a six stroke advantage over Lois Drarke of Chicago after the third round of the world women’s amateur golf championship at Tom O'Shanter. Creed 18 posted 40 41 81 for 240 12 over par while Drarke 19 matched the 81 and remained 246.
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Chicago
Clifford Ann Creed
Opelousas
Lois Drarke
Miss Creed
Tom O'Shanter
Miss Drarke
National Men's Apparel Clubs Convention Opens in Asheville
The 15th annual convention of the National Assn. of Men's Apparel Clubs starts next Sunday in Asheville and runs through Wednesday. Delegates from 28 affiliated clubs will attend, with members traveling nationwide in the men's and boys' apparel trade. William Buckley of Los Angeles serves as president and convention chairman.
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Asheville
National Assn. of
United States
William Buckley
Los Angeles
Former pro baseballer Dr Netcher returns to High Point
Former pro baseball outfielder Dr Jack Netcher takes the helm as High Point College physical education head. He and his wife Mrs Raymalle Netcher reside at 810 Woodrow Ave with their 14 month old son John Charles. The article traces his career from Niagara Falls to Asbury Park, Williamsburg, and various farm clubs, plus wartime service and teaching posts, culminating in his transgendered search for a broad physical education program at the college.
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Jack Netcher
High Point College Physical Education
Woodrow Ave
Netcher
John Charles
Raymalle Byrum
Charlotte
N. C
Dr. Netcher
Charlotte Hornets
First Baptist Church
Niagara Falls
Ontario
Canada
Asbury Park
New Jersey
William and Mary College
Williamsburg
Virginia
Willian, and Mary
North Carolina
Hagerstown
Maryland
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Marion
Danny Miller
Appalachian State Teachers Col College
Less Morrow
University of Tennessee
Chick” Feranese
Holy Cross University
Carson-Newman College
Jefferson City
Tenn
Phi Kappa Phi
University of Indiana
Springfield College
Springfield
Massachusetts
George Peabody College
Nashville
Humboldt State College
Arcata
California
High Point College
Nicher
Educa
Indianapolis Club Seeks Money Help
Frank McKinney chairman of the board for the Indianapolis Indians says the team cannot continue financially without subsidies. The Triple A club, once saved by public stock, operates on a meager budget and may need major league ownership. He questions Chicago White Sox loan willingness.
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Indianapolis
Frank McKinney
Indianapolis Indians
American Assn
McKinney
Pittsburgh Pirates
Indians
Chicago White Sox
Sox
World’s Finest Women Swimmers Set for AAU Meet in Houston
Houston Aug 10 Major swimmers from around the world enter the National Women’s AAU meet next Tuesday through Friday. About 150 to 200 U S stars and entries from Australia Canada Hawaii and Mexico compete. Notables include Lorraine Crapp Dawn Fraser Shelley Mann Carin Cone Sylvia Ruuska Nancy Ramey Nancy Simons Molly Botkin and Pat McCormick now a pro.
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Houston
Tex
America
Australia
Canada
Hawaii
Mexico
U. S
Netherlands
Bill Baker
Lorraine Crapp
Dawn Fraser
Miss Crapp
Miss Fraser
Shelley Mann
Carin Cone
Sylvia Ruuska
Nancy Ramey
Nancy Simons
Molly Botkin
Furillo sidelined with old elbow injury in Dodgers Pirates game
Out fielder Carl Furillo of the Brooklyn Dodgers was sidelined by a recurrence of an old right elbow injury. Gino Cimoli replaced Furillo in right field as Brooklyn opened a game with the Pittsburgh Pirates at Forbes Field.
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Bob Skinner
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pittsburgh
Carl Furillo
Brooklyn Dodgers
Gino Cimoli
Furillo
Dodgers
Forbes Field
Jury
Corder Named Coach and Recreation Director at Mills Home
Darrell Corder of Kenersville, Oak Ridge Military Academy and High Point College graduate, becomes coach and recreation director at Mills Home in Thomasville. He succeeds Jennings Withers who resigned to teach and coach at Thomasville High School. Corder, 25, played four years in the New York Giants farm system and with the Winston-Salem Twins in 1956. He is married to Sandra Elliott and they have a ten month old daughter Stephanie.
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Thomasville
Darrell Corder
Kenersville
Oak Ridge Military Academy
High Point College
Mills Home
Jennings
Harpo) Withers
Thomasville High School
Withers
Corder
New York Giant
Winston-Salem Twins
Sandra Elliott
Stephanie
Corders
Brown Stars For Orange In Cotton Bowl Loss
Syracuse All American Jim Brown scored 127 points as a senior and tallied 21 in the Orange 28 27 defeat to Texas Christian University at the Cotton Bowl.
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Syracuse
Jim Brown
The
Orange
Texas Christian University
Athletics Take 8-5 Win Over Indians On Ninth Inning Eruption
Kansas City Athletics rally in the ninth inning on a third base throwing error by Al Smith to score three unearned runs and beat the Cleveland Indians 8-5. Maury McDermott hit a pinch homer in the seventh to spark a rally, with Vic Powers, Cory, and Martin delivering run-scoring hits.
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Kansas City Athletics
al Smith
Cleveland Indians
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Bob Cory
Billy Martin
John Gray
Ray Narleski
Woody Held
Cerv
Martin
Held
Hal Smith
Tom Morgan
Gray
Maury McDermott
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Indians
Dick Williams
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Strickland
Jack Urban
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Heid
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Williams
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Power
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Morgan
Do Ustes
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Dereetio
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Drysdale Shuts Pirates as Snider Hits 28th Homer
Don Drysdale pitched seven hits shutout with nine strikeouts to earn a 3-0 win for the Dodgers over the Pirates. Duke Snider belted his 28th home run after returning from knee trouble, with Hodges and Cimoli adding the other runs.
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Don Drysdale
Pittsburgh Pirates
Duke Snider
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pirates
Loughran Chosen Ref In Patterson Rademacher Fight
Tommy Loughran of Philadelphia former light heavyweight champion will referee the Floyd Patterson Pete Rademacher world heavyweight title bout in Seattle August 22 with no judges. Dr Charles P Larson chairman of the Washington State Athletic Commission announced the selection saying Loughran will be in complete charge and may use any scoring system he desires.
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Seattle
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Pete Rademacher
Charles P. Larson
Washington State Athletic Commission
Larson
Loughran
Buddy Baker Captures Florence Junior Golf Title
Buddy Baker of Florence won the Florence Junior Boys Invitational for the third straight year after a 3 and 2 victory over George Smith of New Bern North Carolina. Smith pressed Baker early as Baker finished two over par for 34 holes. David Bennett of Florence won the sub junior title 3 and 2 over Jack Lewis.
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S.C
Buddy Baker
Baker
George Smith
New Bern
N.C
North Carolina
Smith
David Bennett
Jack Lewis
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