Snead, Hogan Tied for Lead at Snead Festival
Sam Snead and Ben Hogan sat atop the Snead Golf Festival standings after 54 holes in White Sulphur Springs West Virginia with 13 under par. Gary Player of South Africa was halted by rain on the 18th, needing a par four to join the leaders as 15 other pros could not finish the round. Al Mengert of Westfield New Jersey was in fourth after 36 holes.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Sam Snead
Ben Hogan
Gary Player
South Africa
Snead
Hogan
Johannesburg
U.S
al Mengert
Westfield
N.J
Rudolph Leads Memphis Invitational In Close Golf Finish
Mason Rudolph maintained a slim lead at the Memphis Invitational, posting a 2-under 68 to finish 3 rounds at 199, 11 under par, after 54 holes on Colonial Country Club’s 6700-yard course. Cary Middlecoff, Billy Maxwell, and Marty Furgol trailed in a three way tie for second with rounds in the 60s. The 72 hole event concludes Sunday.
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Memphis
Mason Rudolph
Fort Chaffee
Ark
Rudolph
Clarksville
Tenn
Colonial Country Club
Cary Middlecoff
Billy Maxwell
Odessa
Tex
Marty Furgol
LeMont
Middlecoff
Maxwell
Furgol
Minor League scores from Saturday across leagues
International League Miami defeats Columbus 3 to 1 and Toronto wins 5 to 2 over Buffalo. Rochester and Montreal tied 4 to 4 after 10 innings. American Association Wichita shuts out Louisville 9 0 while St Paul downed Omaha 6 to 1. Charleston beat Indianapolis 8 to 3. Minneapolis beat Denver 10 to 3. Southern Association Atlanta wins 12 to 5 over Memphis. Chattanooga over Mobile 6 to 5. New Orleans defeats Nashville 8 to 3. Little Rock wins 10 to 7 against Birmingham. Southern Atlantic Augusta sweeps Jacksonville 5 3 and 6 2 in two games. Charlotte at Macon not completed due to rain. Savannah defeats Knoxville 12 to 9.
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Montreal
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Louisville
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Indianapolis
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Denver
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Chattanooga
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Nashville
Little Rock
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Red Sox Rally Stalls as Orioles Win Nightcap
Baltimore jumped to a four run lead and held off a late Boston rally 5-3 in the night game to split the doubleheader. Don Buddin belted a three run homer in the eighth to seal the afternoon 7-4 victory for Boston.
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RED Sox
Don Buddin
Boston
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Oriole
Sox
Dick Gernert
Baltimore
Arnold Portocarrero
Jim Piersall
Billy O'Dell
Connie Johnson
Orioles
George Zaverink
Billy Klaus
Myers Park Captures State Track Title In Chapel Hill
Myers Park of Charlotte won the state high school track championship in Chapel Hill with four first places and two new records. Bill Houston ran 21.6 seconds in the 220 yard dash and David Gilmore posted 4:28.8 in the mile. Heath Whittle set a meet record vault of 12 feet 4 inches.
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N.C
Myers Park
Charlotte
Durham
Reynolds
Winston- Salem
Bill Houston
David Gilmore
Charlotte Area
Heath Whittle
North Mecklenburg
Asheville
Raleigh
Greensboro
Chadbourn
East Mecklenburg
Rankin
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Charlotte Central
Clinton
Greenville
New Bern
Whiteville
Lumberton
High Point
Carey Homers and Yankees Top Nationals on Martyn Hit
Bob Martyn delivered a ninth inning run scoring single to fuse a 4-3 Athletics victory over Detroit. Jack Urban pitched seven strong, backed by Rhine for Roh Masten homers in the third and Frank Bolling’s eighth inning homer that tied the game briefly. Bolling drove in two Tigers runs as Detroit’s Frank Lary allowed seven hits in a tough loss.
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Bob Martyn
Hector Lopez
City Athletics
Detroit
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Rhine
Roh Masten
Wase Se
Urban
Frank Bolling
Frank Lary
Bolling
Tigers
Red Wilson
Lary
Mat Champ Defeats Challenger in Heavyweight Bout
In Lexington YMCA arena Dick Hutton retained the World's heavyweight wrestling title by using an atomic drop for a second straight fall after a prior disqualification against Mr Moto. Moto was accused of rubbing salt in Hutton's eyes. Becker and Steinborn won their co feature with straight falls over Heideman and Lee. Martinelli and Guerrero drew in the opener.
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Dick Hutton
Mr. Moto
Moto
Hutton
George Becker
Dick Steinborn
Johnny Heideman
Buddy Lee
Heideman
Bronx
Steinborn
Becker
Lee
Tony Martinelli
Gary Guerrero
Rock Springs Rifle Falls to Bessemer City in State QF
In Lincolnton North Carolina Bessemer City upset favored Rock Springs 40 in the Class A High School State Championship quarterfinals. Don Honeycutt earned the win on the mound as Rock Springs struggled with timely hitting and defensive miscues. Cloninger, once touted as a top prospect, was limited by the tough GC defense.
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Lincolnton
N.C
Rock Springs
Bessemer City
Cloninger
Don Honeycutt
Tony
Seb
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Jr Golf Entries Sent For Carolinas Junior Tournament
Entry blanks went out to golf pros across the Carolinas for the Carolinas Junior tournament at Greensboro Country Club from June 16 to 20. About 300 entries are expected as the mailing continues this week.
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Greensboro
Carolinas
Greensboro Country Club
New York Noses Out Senators in Bronx Thriller
Andy Carey hit his third homer and Ryne Duren closed it out as the Yankees beat the Senators. Roy Sievers belted a pinch homer with two on to pull Washington within a run, but Mantle’s running snag preserved the lead and New York moved six games ahead in the standings.
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Andy Carey
Ryne Duren
New York Yankees
Bobby Shantz
Yanks
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New York
Roy Sievers
Sunoy
Be Besante Tes
Duren
Shantz
Senators
Mickey Mantle
Julio Becquer
Mer
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Stock Races Postponed by Severe Storm at Bowman Gray
Stock car races at Bowman Gray Stadium were postponed Saturday night due to a heavy storm with high winds and rain. Race director Alvin Hawkins said the sportsman and amateur divisions would resume in two weeks. A 200 lap Grand National late model hardtop race is scheduled for next Saturday night.
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Bowman Gray Stadium
Alvin Hawkins
Moore Stars as White Sox Rally Past Indians 3 2
Ray Moore earned his first win and hit a homer to back Chicago’s 3 2 victory over Cleveland at Municipal Stadium. The Indians took a first inning lead before Chicago answered with two homers in the fourth including Moore’s first of the year to seal the win.
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Ray Moore
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
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White Sox
Luis Aparicio
al Smith
Indians
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McLish
Geiger
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Rogers
Sox
Ron Jackson
Chicago
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eWard
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Yanks Advance In Davis Cup Action
In Caracas Venezuela Barry MacKay of Dayton and Bill Quillian of Seattle defeated Ivo Pimental and Marcos Gambus 6-1 6-4 7-5 to give the United States a 3-0 lead in the best of five series. Ham Richardson and MacKay had won the opening singles on Friday. The remaining two singles matches will be played Sunday.
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Barry MacKay
Dayton
Ohio
Bill Quillian
Seattle
Venezuela
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Marcos Gambus
United States
U.S
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MacKay
Klippinger Wins Maserati Sports Car Test
Klippinger drives a Maserati 4.5 to win the 25 lay sports car feature at the road course. He sets a new lap record of 1 minute 49.4 seconds, finishing ahead of Thompson in a D Jaguar and breaking Frank Batista’s prior mark.
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Alan Anne
Thompson
Tennessean
Frank Battista
Lotus
Yardley Sets NBA Scoring Record With Pistons
George Yardley surpassed the prior mark by reaching 2,001 points for the Detroit Pistons in the 1957 58 season setting a new National Basketball Association scoring record and marking a historic milestone for the franchise and league.
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George Yardley
Detroit Pistons
National Basketball Assn
Michigan State Sets Home Basketball Attendance Record
Michigan State drew 101,932 fans across 10 home games during the 1957 58 season, setting a school attendance mark for home basketball.
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Michigan State
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