Gillman on Cox and Wells highlight pro football notes
Sid Gillman praises Robby Cox as a natural quarterback but says he never mastered signals and was cut. Pittsburgh releases Billy Wells, actor-minded, after a tense season. Quick notes feature Tank Younger, John Eggers, Basilio talk, and Oregon State optimism amid a tough 1960 schedule.
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Bob Waterfield
Robby Cox
Sid Gillman
Gillman
Rootie
Billy Wade
Frank Ryan
Cox
Waterfield
Sig
Ram
Minnesota Flash
Lek
Sidney
Pittsburgh Steeler
Buddy Parker
Billy Wells
Wells
Debbie Reynolds
Eddie Milher
Parker
Pitt
Ed Kiely
Tow Angeles
Hollywood
Tank
Posidena
Pittsburph Steelers
SupsLig
Les Richter
John Eggers
Oregon State
Corvallis
John
Trojans
Chuck Johmson
Basilio-Aragon
Aragon
Archie Moore
Archie
Marciano
Bastilo
Scotty Decds
L. A. State
Long Beach
Ete Ben Agajanian
San Francisco
R. C. Owens
Los Angeles
Lamar Lundy
Ray
Bob Holladay
Handy Hanson
Ohio State
Auburn
del Shoiner
Duss Baylor
Shofner
Beavers
Paul Lowe
Seph Grimm Mason
Troy
Nub Beamer
Amateur Round Notes At Cypress Point Course
Amateurs play through on page C with scores and standout rounds. Stevenson carded 11 one putts and 25 putts total while Fedderly posted 72 at Cypress Point after service in the Army. Burnett finished two under par after ten holes at Cypress before closing with 74. Big Mike was three under after nine but finished even par.
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Stevenson
Cypress Point
Fedderly
Big Mike
Fidsholes
Burnett
Cypress
Phillips eighth inning single sinks Orioles 4 3
Bubba Phillips singled with one out in the eighth to drive in pinch-runner Jim Rivera from second and give the Chicago White Sox a 4 3 victory over Baltimore. Pitchers and line changes noted, with late-game heroics securing the win for Chicago in a tight battle.
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Chicago
UPI
Bubba Phillips
Jim Rivera
Baltimore
Rattner
Skinner Stuart Lead Bucs Sweep in Twin Wins
Pittsburgh Pirates beat the St Louis Cardinals 2-1 and 3-1 as Skinner and Stuart sparked the offense. Stuart hit two doubles and a triple while Skinner added one double and two singles, driving in both runs in game two. Pitcher Georgel Witt won the suspended Aug 3 game to extend his streak. The double victory shrank Pittsburghs magic number to three for second place.
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Pittsburgh UM
Bob Shinsner
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis
Cardinals
Georgelf Witt
Pirates
Magle
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Skinner
Dick Stuart
Stuart
Hel
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Mizell
Meas
Gene Green
Wally Bowen
Eddie Lasko
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Norman
Greene
Oshnnerie
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McDaniel
Beruele
Yolles
Kaesko
Thomas
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Kawlio
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Cunninghani Great
Mazeroski
Mazeroais
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AERH
Ruyt Asingm
Loren
Iungamop
Ostuartan
Ipyerdh
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Masroski
Groat
Kasko
Eth
Mnie
St. Louie
Lula
Ais
Boyer
Didgingame
Cunni
Louis
Clemente
Je—Stuart
Sevan
Agate
Mantilla's Triple Sparks Braves Rally For 4-1 Win
Three San Francisco errors and Felix Mantilla's triple sparked a three run seventh inning, lifting the Milwaukee Braves to a 4-1 victory over the Giants. Mantilla led off the inning with the key two base hit.
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Milwauker
UPI
Giants
Felix Mantilla
Milwaukee Braves
San Francisco
Mantilla
Lary Stifles Yanks Again in Braves Victory
Frank Lary pitched Detroit to a 4-2 win over New York, tallying his seventh victory of the season against the Yankees. He limited New York to three hits as DET benefited from Yankee miscues and timely runs to seal the victory.
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Detroit
Frank Lary
New York
Yankees
Yegusins
Detzalt
Grace Ragner
Kallne
Harris
Barer
Rubinea
Blak Sant
Fae
Seine
Sain
Waorthin
Sointensonahy
Groth
Kunex
Howard
Theoania
Richarisen
Chrone
Landes
Bari
Cubs Top Phillies On Dark's Go Ahead Single
Alvin Dark drove in two runs with a 10th inning single as the Cubs beat the Phillies 10 8 in Philadelphia before 4300 fans ending a three game skid. Cubs rallied after trailing and showcased late offensive surge to secure the win.
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Cubs
Phillies
Philadelphia
UPI
Alvin Dark
Chisago Philadelphia
AH Mats
Cleveland
Egivsam
Washington
Rocky
Tolle
Bernhndes
Penta
Leng
Marshal
Ae Hazen
Basco
Smith
Cooper Upset in Southwest Play
Major upset in the Pacific Southwest tennis championships as 19-year-old Chris Crawford of Piedmont California defeated top seed Ashley Cooper of Australia 7-5 6-3. Crawford, 280-1?4 pounds and a Davis Cup squad member, used aggressive backcourt play to blunt Cooper’s serve and volleys while Cooper nursed an ankle sprain from nine days earlier. The field also saw Jackie Douglas upset Weale Fraser, and several U S Davis Cup players advance or win in the second round, including Giammalva Olmedo Richardson and Dell, with multiple other results listed from men’s and women’s singles and doubles.
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Piedmont
Calif
Ashley Cooper
Piedsmont
Australia
United States
Cooper
Crawford
California
U. S
Barry MacKay
Dayton
Ohio
Robert Mark
Herbie Flam
Sammy’ Giammalva
Houston
Tex
Kosle Kamo
New York
Japan
Alejandro Olmedo
Hutch Out Stanky on Gard Staff
Tadie Stanky, 41, said he has taken a director of player personnel job with the St. Louis Cardinals. Freddie Hutchinson, Cards manager, said he will not return next year. Dewey Soriano seeks Hutchinson for Seattle Rainiers, while Baltimore reports hint Hutchinson could replace Paul Richards as Orioles manager.
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Chicago
Tadie Stanky
Cleveland
St. Louis Cardinals
Freddie Hutchinson
Seattle
Dewey Soriano
Soriano
Hutchinson
Seattle Rainiers
Baltimore
Huteh
Paul Richards
Firlt
Orioles
Richards
Local yellowtail catch climbs with anglers steering (truncated)
Catalina Island waters yield barracuda and kelp bass as anglers report a 47 lb barracuda, 38 kelp bass, 259 bonita and 228 miscellaneous fish from Tuesday.
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Iocal
Fietpoint
Pacific
Catalina Island
Sweden Johansson Ready for Rematch With Machen
Ingemar Johansson may be forced to a rematch with Edvie Machen after the International Boxing Club showed a return bout contract. Promoter William Rasen svhe traveled to New York to press negotiations with heavyweight champion Cloyd Patterson, IBC president Truman Gibson stated.
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UPI
International Boxing Club
Sweden
Ingemir Johansson
Edvie Machen
William Rasensvhe
Cloyd Patterson
Truman Gibson
IBC
Indians pitcher Hierb Beere sidelined with mental problem claim
Cleveland Indians manager Joe Gordon said Beere has a mental problem with his arm and will not pitch again this season. Gordon suggested Beere fears re injuring the arm, noting his "million dollar arm" and subconscious anxiety over possible harm.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland Indians
Joe Gordon
Hierb Beere
Benson
Herb
Sunset League Preview Shows Balanced Prep Football Field
The Sunset League features six teams with no clear favorite as coaches praise parity. Anaheim Colonials, led by Clare Van Hoorebeke, are pushed by Fullerton and Newport Harbor, Huntington Beach, Garden Grove, and Santa Ana in a crowded race. Key players include Finy Aguinaga at quarterback for Anaheim and returning starters across the rest of the squads.
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Anaheim Colonials
Anaheim
Clare van Hoorebeke
Fullerton
Fulerton
Pionshp
la Habra
Newport Harbor
Huntington Beach
Garden Grove
San
Jta Ana
Fuller
Allenever
Jiehie Waltal
Dick ‘Knigrht
Avlun
Gary Larson
Doug Hankins
Indiana
Sol
Cire van Hoorebeke
Iisiance
Mickey Castricone
Jett Calfpack
Finy Aguinaga
Pall Hauilers
Mike Aneerson
Jary Woodward
Bob_ Baker
Newport
Mabbon
George Hunter
Syatem
Baviora
Inague Kamer
Wineers
Phi Mafiloux
Dave Roberson
Bell
Ballare
Rich Schlienenmayer
Huntington Bach Oilers
Wen
Kim
Blewort Us
Jinky Jacks
Bon Herman
Wally Jones
Bon Paterno
Gandew Grove
Bil. Mott
Ed Gequeman
Mater Deiain
I “Mott
Mig Seponger
Avarcih Placa Intel
Gary Underwood
Tanner
Manuel Pensflor
Dodgers Drop Pair to Redlegs in Rainy Twinbill
The Dodgers lost both games to Cincinnati as Tor Acker dominated in the opener with 11 hits allowed and a 4 6 record, while Johnny Podres suffered his 14th loss after receiving little run support. Dodgers totaling 12 hits to Redlegs 8 but could not outpace long balls by Lynch Whisenant and Dotterer.
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Gino Cimoli
Burgess
Tor Acker
Redlegs
Klippstein
Dodgers
Lynch
Whisenant
Dotterer
Johnny Podres
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