Julius Boros Wins Dallas Open in Stroke Victory
Julius Boros captured the Dallas Open with a 274 total for 72 holes, edging Earl Stewart Don Finsterwald and Bo Wininger by one stroke. Jon Gustin faltered on the front nine to drop from contention after leading at the start of the final round. Boros, the 1952 National Open winner, adds $25,000 to his career earnings as he heads to Fort Lauderdale for a fishing break.
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Dallas, Tex
Julius Mares
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Big Julius
Pooney
Boros
Dallas
Mid Pines
N.C
Earl Stewart
Don Finsterwald
Tequesta
Bo Wininger
Odessa
Tex
Jon Gustin
Gladwyne
Gustin
Giants Struggle for Runs After Loss to Reds
San Francisco manager Bill Rigney lamented little offense after the Giants dropped a 4-1 decision to Cincinnati. Willie Mays homered for the sole Giants tally as pitchers Brosnan and Lawrence dominated, and Rigney hinted lineup shakeups with Davenport possibly moving to third.
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Jack Stevenson
Associated Press
SAN Francisco
Bill Rigney
San Francisco Giants
Cincinnati
Jim Davenport
Rigney
Jackie Brandt
Danny O'Connell
Willie Mays
Giants
Jim Brosnan
Reds
Brooks Lawrence
Tamale Maker Seeks Mustache Championship
A San Diego man Todd aged 41 with a 10 inch mustache seeks the Mustache Championship. He references an English rival with a 19 inch mustache and expects to exceed it. Todd notes his mustache dates from April 15, 1957.
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England
Furman Unveils 1959 60 Basketball Schedule With Poinsettia Invite
Furman University released a 24 game 1959 60 men's basketball schedule highlighted by the inaugural four team Poinsettia Invitational at Greenville January 1 2 The Paladins join Bucknell Harvard and The Citadel in the holiday tournament under coach Lyles Alley in his 14th season Fortified by a 14 12 record last year Furman opens December at Louisville and Georgia Tech with key road games at West Virginia Richmond and Clemson among others.
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Florida State
Indians Still Have A Chance In Tight AL Race
After a split weekend, Cleveland uses an 8-5 win over New York to breathe life into a pennant chase with Chicago. Chicago must win six of nine remaining games, all vs first division teams, while Cleveland faces tougher odds with more non division foes ahead.
Braves Grab Second With 4-1 Win Over Dodgers
Milwaukee moved into sole second place one game behind the Giants after a 4-1 victory over Los Angeles. Don McMahon closed out the win with key outs as Bob Buhl nearly earned his 13th victory. Del Crandall, Billy Bruton, and the Braves offense provided the early support, while Wally Moon homered for the Dodgers.
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Dodgers
Don McMahon
Milwaukee
Bob Buhl
Dodger
Los Angeles
Wally Moon
Fred Haney
McMahon
Norm Larker
Felix Mantilla
Gil Hodges
Johnny Roseboro
Braves
del Crandall
Frank Torre
Billy Bruton
Don Drysdale
Jim Brosnan
Dutch Dotterer
Reds
Brosnan
Jim O'Toole
Last Night's Fight Results Reported by Associated Press
Toronto George Chuvalo stopped Frankie Daniels in Canada while Juarez David Cervantes outpointed Paddy de Marco in New York. Al Williams defeated Eddie Andrews in Las Vegas as results from last night's boxing action were tallied.
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George Chuvalo
Canada
Frankie Daniels
Bakersfield
Calif
Juarez
Mexico
David Cervantes
Paddy de Marco
New York
Las Vegas
al Williams
Los Angeles
Eddie Andrews
National League Standings and Weekday Results
National League standings show San Francisco leading with 89 wins and Milwaukee and New York trailing. Weekday results include Boston 9 over Chicago 3 and Baltimore 9 over Kansas City 4. Additional games feature Cleveland 8 over New York 5 and Washington 5 beating Detroit 0.
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Besmanoff Confident Faces Machen in Portland Showdown
Eddie Machen, still not showing clear improvement after a Johansson knockout, is matched with Willie Besmanoff in a televised Wednesday bout. Besmanoff, unranked, challenges Machen who holds a 21-1-1 record with 18 knockouts. Besmanoff stands 41-15-7 with 15 knockouts.
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Ore
Eddie Machen
Ingemar Johansson
Willie Besmanoff
Machen
Johannson
Besmanoff
Ring Magazine
National Boxing Assn
ABC
Pressure On Giants Crandall Puts Braves In Strong Position
Milwaukee catcher Del Crandall credited a 4-1 Braves win over Los Angeles with applying psychological pressure on the league leading Giants. Crandall’s two run homer sparked the victory as Milwaukee closed within one game in the standings while sending Don Drysdale and the Dodgers further back.
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Associated Press
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Milwaukee
del Crandall
Braves
San Francisco Giants
Crandall
Giants
San Francisco
Fred Haney
Chicago
Mircales
Cleveland
Haney
Yesterday's Stars Batting and Pitching Highlights
Dutch Dotterer of the Reds got two RBIs with two singles after entering when Ed Bailey was ejected as Cincinnati beat San Francisco 4-1. Don McMahon of the Braves entered a bases loaded ninth and retired the Dodgers to keep Milwaukee ahead 4-1.
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Dutch Dotterer
Reds
Ed Bailey
Dotterer
Giants
Don McMahon
Braves
Bob Buhl
Dodgers
Milwaukee
Lopez Still Sees No Change After Sox Loss to Boston
Manager Al Lopez shrugged as Chicago was beaten 9-3 by Boston. Mahoney hit his first major league homer in his second career hit, while Cleveland won 8-5 over New York to gain a game on the leaders.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
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Chicago White Sox
Lopez
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