Frank Froehling Returns to Davis Cup Picture
Frank Froehling, unseeded and previously passed over by selectors, reached the men's singles final in Forest Hills before losing 7-5 4 6-2 to Rafael Osuna. His rebound bolsters U S Davis Cup plans for inter-zone matches with England and potential ties with India and Australia. Maria Bueno upset Margaret Smith in the women’s final 7-5 6-4, restoring form after illness. Osuna later defeated Chuck McKinley and Froehling in straight sets. The U S team, led by captain Bob Kelleher, welcomes Froehling’s comeback as they prepare for Venezuela in the American zone final in Denver.
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Rackers Still Tops Rackers Still Tops
Associated Press report notes Farmers Almanac prediction of cold and possible snow in Green Bay Wisconsin and Las Vegas bookmakers betting on a National Football League playoff game there despite uncertain conditions.
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Yankees magic number: four to clinch pennant this weekend
The report notes the Yankees, with left handed pitching and stars like Roger Maris and Al Downing, near clinching their pennant as other AL results shift standings. It mentions the White Sox sweep of Minnesota, Detroit’s loss to Cleveland, and key performances by Pepitone and Minoso, framing the pennant race amid AL and NL action.
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Dee Won't Be Counted Out In Meet
DES MOINES Town AP the grueling National Amateur Golf Tournament began with 39 year old Charlie Coe leading the United States while defending champ Labron Harris Jr. prepared to challenge in a packed field of 199 top amateurs. Coe opened against William Castleman Jr. as 18 hole matches started and Harris sought back to back titles as rounds proceed toward semifinals and finals this week.
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Tuesday's Baseball Games Across Major Leagues
Boston plays Los Angeles while New York visits Kansas City and Cleveland meets Minnesota. Baltimore faces Chicago and Detroit travels to Washington in twilight action.
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Baseball Scores and Schedule From Sunday and Today
Results include UCU over CUD St Louis 6 5 and San Francisco 5 Los Angeles 6 Milwaukee 6 with Cincinnati 4 New York 2 Houston 2 Chicago 1. Sunday results show San Francisco 5 Los Angeles 3 St Louis 3 Pittsburgh 2 New York 3 Cincinnati 2 Milwaukee 3 Philadelphia 2. Tonight Milwaukee at Cincinnati Chicago at St Louis New York at Philadelphia. remaining games San Francisco at New York Houston at Philadelphia Los Angeles at Pittsburgh Milwaukee at Cincinnati.
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Can't Afford To Quit Says Spahn After 20th Win
Milwaukee star Spahn, at 42, tied Christy Mathewson for 132 NL seasons with 20 wins, saying he cannot quit for the money while teammates joke about retirement. He notes job security if he maintains 20 win pace, contrasting with younger pitchers who could fill his role.
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Dodgers Cardinals Battle for NL Lead as Spahn Reaches 20 Wins
The Los Angeles Dodgers cling to a narrowing NL lead while Warren Spahn notches his 20th victory, tying the league mark for 20-win seasons. San Francisco beat LA 7-6 with Cepeda's three-run homer after McCovey and Mays sparked a late rally. St. Louis surged past Pittsburgh 3-2 as the Dodgers head into a crucial three-game series in St. Louis. Other winners included the Mets 3-2 over Cincinnati, Houston 2-1 over Chicago, and New York’s Yankees 5-3 over Detroit. Spahn’s feat matches a 13th 20-win season, equaling Christy Mathewson’s record. Cy Young’s major league record for 20-win seasons remains at 16.
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Inspection Begins for NASCAR Race at Atlanta
ATLANTA AP reports stewards start safety inspections today for modified NASCAR cars entered in the 400 mile championship at Atlanta International Raceway. Chief Steward Pete Keller moved inspections up two days to accommodate the heavy entry list.
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Dodgers cling to slim lead as collapse fear lingers
San Francisco AP reports Walt Alston refuses to accept a collapse will end their drive for the 1963 National League pennant. Orlando Cepeda hits a three run homer for the Giants in a 5-4 win over the Dodgers while St. Louis beats Pittsburgh 3-2. Dodgers face four games in Pittsburgh, four in Philadelphia and three in St. Louis before nine at home as their lead shrinks to two games. Alston stays calm, says he does not know if the Cardinal series will decide the pennant.
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Nicklaus Wins World Series of Golf Amid Palmer Challenge
Jack Nicklaus, age 21, held off Arnold Palmer to win $50,000 in the World Series of Golf at Akron, Ohio. Julius Boros finished one back, Bob Charles tied for first in the second round, while Palmer earned $15,000 with third place as the event wrapped after a tense two-day playoff.
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Canton Team Captures Regional Softball Title Again
Spartanburg AP Canton YMCA wins South Atlantic Regional title with a 4 0 victory over WEW of Calhoun Georgia. Clyde Hanson of Columbia Bombers named tournament's most valuable player. Clyde Miller of Canton chosen best hitter. Canton earns sportsmanship award.
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Norfolk Sailor Wins World Jollyboat Championship
Dink Vail of Norfolk Virginia surged from behind Saturday to win the World Jollyboat Championship races at Nag Head North Carolina. Vail finished with a total of 188 and one half points after three days of racing.
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