Lawrence Blanks Cardinals 5-0 as Reds top St. Louis at Busch
Lawrence, an ex Cardinal, pitched a complete game three straight for Cincinnati, fanning five without a walk in a 5-0 win over St. Louis at Busch Stadium. Mizell took the loss as Ed Hailey and Frank Robinson homered for Cincinnati, while Giants, Pirates, and Braves outcomes shuffled the NL standings.
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Brooks Lawrence
Cincinnati
Red Birds
Busch Stadium
Lawrence
St. Louis
Wilmer Mizell
Reds
Milwaukee
Frank Robinson
Don Hoak
Gus Bell
Ed Hailey
Robinson
Harry Anderson
Phils
Stan Williams
Cubs
Anderson
Dick Farrell
Curt Raydon
San Francisco
Pirates
Giants
Milwaukee Braves
Chicago
ToLesas by Leace Baseball Stat Leaders
American League leaders listed by players and stats including strikeouts Turley New York 65 Harshman 62 Pierce 60. batting Musial Mays Ashburn 297 393 343. runs Banks Mays 50 43. RBIs Thomas Banks Mays 58 52 42. hits Mays Cepeda Banks 88 74 73. doubles Hoak Moryn Aaron Mays 17 14. triples Mays Ashburn Banks Blasingame 8 7 6. home runs Thomas Banks Walls 19 18 15.
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Raydon
Daryl Spencer
Orlando Cepeda
Giants
Cepeda
Pirates
Paul Giel
Roberto Clemente
Braves
Cub
del Crandall
Ed Mathews
Moe Drabowsky
Humberto Robinson
Lew Burdette
Chicago
Bobby
Nieman
Baltimore
Epy
Kuenn
Detroit
Vernon
ST. Louis
ABA
Cleveland
Blasingame
Schollctass
Cerv
Kansas City
Kaskoss
Bolling
Mantle
Musial Ib
New York
Cunningham If
Rums
Kansas Boyer
Ol City
Jensen
Boston
Ger‘ ‘ i Olert
Fox
Bridges
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Paine P
Escree-E - O
O/Aviia
Malzone
Boston and Power
Senant
Whienant
McDaniel
Martyn
Sth
Lemon
Washington
Tuttle
Cincinnati
Kansas
E—Schofield
Cincinaity
Nati
Triandos
Aparicio
Flood
Bailey
Rovin
Harrell
Landis
Son
So Lawkene
Musial
Mays
San Francisco
Ashburn
Philadelphia
Banks
Thomas
Pittsburgh
Hoak
Moryn
Aaron
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Walls
Harold Carter Versus Willi Besmanoff On NBC TV
New York AP Harold Carter resumes boxing after a long layoff facing German contender Willi Besmanoff in a 10 round match at Madison Square Garden. Carter, 24, former top heavyweight hopeful, carries a 22-2-2 record and is tipped as the favorite over Besmanoff, who sits high among Patterson challengers. The bout will be aired on NBC radio and television starting at 9 p.m. EST.
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New York
Harold Carter
Nietzche
Schopenhaver
Voltaire
Madison Square Garden
Besmanoff
Carter
Willi Besmanoff
Willi
Ring Magazine
Teuton
Floyd Patterson
Bob Baker
Linden
N. J
Garden
Kahlil Gibran
NBC
Kansas City Bounces Yankees in opener at Yankee Stadium
Kansas City beat New York 4 1 in the opener as Ray Herbert pitched eight innings and Bob Cerv hit his 16th homer. Billy Hunter scored two runs and Murry Dickson pitched the complete game loss for the Yankees. The day-night doubleheader ended with New York taking the second game 3 2 on Elston Howard's and Andy Carey’s hits.
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Associated Press
Kansas City Athletics
Yankee Stadium
Murry Dickson
A’s
Ray Herbert
Bob Cerv
Billy Hunter
Kansas City
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Elston Howard
Yanks
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Dickson
Bill Skowron
Eebecca Snes Gan
Sedalia
Hunter
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Jackie Jensen
Lage
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Richie Alberts
Orioles
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O Morgan
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Roger
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Carey
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Maglie
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Country Club Intra-City Golf Match Final Round Set
Sunday’s lead final round features Hough Park golfers with pairings listed. Matches include Smoky Woods s versus Dr. Paul Leslie Sr, Ronnie Boyce against Perry Leslie, plus multiple more with Hust Park players and extras reporting at 12 30 pm.
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Smoky Woods
Paul Leslie
Ronnie Boyce
Perry Leslie
Ray Tettges
Twink Landwehr Hampford
Paul Leslie Jr
Buc Hemme
Bnigtt Farmer
Cliff Mosley
Jim Garvin
Thebbert Newton
Fred Rost
Don Moreau
Wade Hampton
But Tipton
J. G. Miller
Bil Fowell
John Grant
Paul Coppige
H. B. Ochsner
Forrest Wallace
Pem Gordon
Tony Hiesberger
Don Shull
Norm Reichard
Hay Aldridge Herald Thomas
Lawrence Holman
Wim Suave
Charles Czarlinsky
Jim Ross
Cullen Coli
Glenn Henege
Harry Strait
Clyde Lear
J. D. James
Gus Hover
Tom Locker
Charles Host
Fred Haper
Mack Robinson
Bob Hedrick
Clarence Poepsel
Walt Swearengen
Josh Billingsoa
Sheldon Gentry
Jim Dawson
al Martin
Don Stewart
A. EK
Boyce
Joe Routh
Lyman Winter
Bob Hoffmeyer
Otis Jones
Hough
Park
Charles Schwaller
Wade Ford
Bruce Hedrick
Melvin Nichols
Merle Jacobsen
Boone Chiles
Trans-Mississippi Favorite Beaten in Player Elimination
Marjorie Lindsay of Decatur defeated Jo Anne Gunderson of Kirkland Wash 4 and 3 to reach the semi finals of the Trans Mississipp I Women s Golf tournament. Wheeler defeated defending champion Mrs James Ferrie to set a semi final pairing with Andrea Cohn and others in a tense regional match.
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Springfield
Marjorie Lindsay
Decatur
Miss Lindsay
Jo Anne Gunderson
Kirkland
Wash
Sherry Wheeler
Glasgow
Miss Wheeler
James Ferrie
Garden
Calif
Andrea Cohn
Iowa
Apie
Wirs
Henderson
Lois Drarke
LaGrange
Ill
Pitching and Strikeouts From Baseball Box Notes
The record lists pitchers Purkey of Cincinnati with one decision and 0.875 by McMahon of Milwaukee with five earned runs Spahn of Milwaukee with two. Strikeouts show Jones of St Louis with 56 and Antonelli of San Francisco with BM.
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Purkey
Cincinnati
McMahon
Milwaukee
Ee Spahn
Jones
St. Louis
Ibs
Droft
Chicago
Antonelli
San Francisco
Missouri Big Eight stars lead NCAA District Five team
Tizera place two Missouri players and four Big Eight stars headline the NCAA District Five all-star baseball selections chosen by area coaches. Jerry Adair of Oklahoma State posted a .483 mark, while Hank Kuhlmann and Jim Kane shared first string catching honors. Miller led the league with 108 strikeouts, and Eddie Fisher anchored the mound staff with a 2.64 ERA.
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Tizera
Missouri
N.C.A
Oklahoma State
Cowpoke
Taft
Larry Miller
Kansas
Eddie Fisher
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Kansas City A's Sign Ban Johnson Shortstop
Kansas City Athletics sign 21 year old Ronald Frank Debus of Kansas City Kansas. Debus voted most valuable player in Ban Johnson League in 1955. Debus is a shortstop, 5 feet 11, 185 pounds, throws right and bats left. Ordered to report to Grand Island in the Class D Nebraska State League. The Indians adopt a new uniform with pinstripes and red white striped socks.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Athletics
Ronald Frank Debus
Kan
Debus
A’s
Grand Island
Tim Tam Faces Ankle Surgery
Tim Tam, racing’s leading money winner, will undergo bone chip removal at University of Pennsylvania Vet School. Calumet Farm’s Jimmy Jones says the colt is ruined and will be kept for stud. Tim Tam won the Kentucky Derby and Preakness, injured at Belmont Stakes, with no planned return to racing.
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Philadelphia
Tim i'Tam
Tim Tam
Calumet Farm
Jimmy Jones
University of Pennsylvania
School of Veterinary Medicine
Jones
New York
Wiliam Reed
Gene Markey
Berkeley
Calif
Tim Tamwill
University of California
Metz Boros Tom Bolt Lead National Open
In Tulsa the 50-year-old Metz leads the National Open after an opening round marked by tough heat and wind at Southern Hills. Bolt and Boros share the early lead with 70s while Mangrum Stranahan and others close behind as the field moves toward the 36 hole cutoff.
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Tulsa
Okla
Dick Metz
Metz
Tommy Bolt
Julius Boros
Lloyd Mangrum
Frank Stranahan
Jimmy Demaret
Bruce Crampton
Ben Hogan
Cary Middlecoif
Sami ‘Snead
Dodgers Welcome Red-Hot Pirates on Friday the 13th
Dodgers manager Walter Alston names Sandy Koufax to face the Pirates in the opener of a three game series. Los Angeles, in last place, trails Philadelphia by one and a half games as 30,000 fans are expected tonight. The Dodgers lost the prior two games to the Phillies, 4-3 in Thursday’s finale, and 2-1 in the series opener.
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Missouri
Western Michigan
Omaha
Municipal Stadium
Tiger-Bronco
Missourians
Holy Cross
Tiger
Ernie Nevers
Hi Simmons
Tigers
Jack Rumohr
Chunky Bronco
Doug Gulilck
Rumohr
Gulilck
Washington Park
Weir's Creek
Ihs
Jack Jarrett
LOS Angeles
Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Walter Alston
Sandy Koufax
Ronnie Kine
Philadelphia
Phils
Philly
Baseball Scores and Standings in Early Major League Report
The AP bulletin lists teams, results, and standings with scores for games including Detroit at New York and Kansas City at Boston. It notes postponed Cincinnati at Chicago due to wet grounds and includes a brief note about standard major league bases.
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New York
Boston
Kansas City
Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
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