Dr Paw Leslie Dominates Hough Park In Coastal Match
In a intra city golf note, Dr Paw Leslie fired a six under par on the 441 yard Hough Park course at the County Club. He cites sand greens as a key for consistent results and says the course’s short length and greens aid approach shots. Ronnie Boyce and Smoky Woods also star, with Boyce posting four under par and a 73 at the Country Club, while Leslie’s best home score this season hovers near 70. The intra city event drew strong turnout and closer competition than expected, culminating in a late drama as the final foursome chased a possible tie.
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County Club
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Heigh Park
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Country Club
Bucs Boot Ball as Birds Win Third Straight
The Cardinals beat the Pirates 7-5 as costly errors let in runs, Curt Flood led the hitters with four hits raising his average to .294, Stan Musial Del Ennis and Dor Blasingame contributed two safeties. Milwaukee’s run of strong pitching and several notable performances shape a tight pennant chase.
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Piirates
Larry Jackson
Jim Hrosiak
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Jimbo Dim
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Park Board Schedules Busy Baseball Card For Wednesday
Local parks publish a full slate of interleague games at Lions, Eagles, Kansas fields including Coca Cola vs Char e s and Capital Supply vs Eagles. Highlights feature Brooks Lawrence securing his fourth straight win for the Redlegs and a doubleheader with multiple midweek matchups and standings notes.
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Cardinals Pick All Stars Today
The St. Louis Cardinals frame selections for the All-Star game in Baltimore with manager Fred Hutchinson nominating his players. Hutchinson expects Stan Musial to win a NL starting spot while banking on Ken Boyer Don Blasingame and Sad Sam Jones for strong consideration.
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Fred Hutchinson
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Stan Musial
Ken Boyer
Don Blasingame
Sam Jones
Fights Last Night Across Multiple Venues
In Las Vegas Willie Vaughn outpointed Artie Dixon. New Orleans Dave Dupas defeated Art Persley. Bangor Holly Mims beat Sammy Walker. Charleroi Bobby Gordon outpointed Charley Joseph. New Bedford Willie Pep won over Pat McCoy. New York Wilfie Greaves beat Otis Woodard. Sydney Russell Sands defeated Tom Romulo in non title bout.
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Las Vegas
Willie Vaughn
Hollywood
Calif
Artie Dixon
Long Beach
New Orleans
Dave Dupas
Art Persley
New York
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Maine
Holly Mims
Springfield
Mass
Sammy Walker
Charleroi
Bobby Gordon
Charley Joseph
Wilfie Greaves
Edmonton
Alta
Otis Woodard
Sydney
Australia
Russell Sands
Tom Romulo
Philippines
Bears Seek Win in League Clash at Boonville
Bears, sitting third in BI Eastern Division, visit Boonville tonight at 8 as manager Winman Bastaget’s Legion aims to extend a sturdy league record. Previous results include Vernon Sellmeyer’s strong relief act and Keith Weber’s dominant one-hit game for Centralia, with Capital Citians eyeing a Sunday duel vs arch rival Columbia in a key race for the Eighth District title. Boonville last hosted Jefferson City two weeks ago, a 16-4 Jefferson City victory. Bob Boessen expected to start for Boonville.
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Bostville
Southwest
Kiwanis
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Centralia
Vernon Sellmeyer
St. Leeisans
Keith Wéber
Mae Centalia
Citians
Columbia Hiere
Boonville
Jefferson City
Bob Boessen
Giants' Rigney Still Unworried By Team's Slump
Milwaukee report shows Giants manager Bill Rigney remaining confident after a June slump. He says the team can still contend for the pennant if they stay close by the All-Star break, despite a 7-13 record in June and a battered pitching staff.
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San Francisco Giants
Bill Rigney
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Johnny Antonelli
al Worthington
Phillies
Park Board Softball Schedule At Duensing Field
At Duensing Field matchups begin 7 30 p m Trinity Lutheran versus Highway Dept No 5 intermediate 30 p m Evangelical versus R C Cola girls 6 30 p m Highway M versus Highway No 5 intermediate 8 00 p m Mexico versus Rippeto Plasters senior 9 30 p m Squires versus News Tribune intermediate Thursday 6 30 p m C C versus Waggonaep ert Hig hm D E & versus Highway M O intermediate Friday 7 30 p m Trinity Lutheran versus Squires Intermediate
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Columbia Tops Stag Birds 5-4 in MVS First Half Standings
Columbia moved within a tie atop the Eastern Division after defeating Jefferson City 5-4 as miscues and a ground rule double hindered the Red Birds. Charles Thornhill’s ground rule double and five Columbia runs on three hits sealed the win, dropping Hannibal further in the standings. Through the week, three Western Division games and several postponements shape second-half play as Holdens and Lexington jockey for position.
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Moberly
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Boonville
Elliott sets new world mile mark at 3:57.9 in Bakersfield
AAU approves Herb Elliott's 3:57.9 world mile record from the Bakersfield AAU championships. Pinky Sober notes no technicalities and forwards the mark to the IAAF for world record consideration. IAAF rule changes in 1956 allow tenths timing, with Stockholm meeting in August to decide.
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Herb Elliott
Pinky Sober
Elliott
Bakersfield
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Sober
John Landy
IAAF
Landy
Stockholm
Baseball Scores and Standings Note Historic Coaches
Randomized sports page notes standings for the National and American Leagues, listing teams wins losses and percentages, plus daily schedules and results. It also recalls Joe Cronin and Bucky Harris as pennant winning managers with multiple clubs in the early eras.
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Bucky Harris
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Washington
Boston
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New York Yankees
Bauman To Return To Memphis Farm In Red Sox Trade
Boston pitcher Frank Bauman, once described as a southpaw phenom, is sent to the Memphis farm club in Class AA Southern Association after a $100,000 bonus was reported. He leaves Boston with a 2-2 record this season and a seven win total over six years with the Red Sox.
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Cleveland
Frank Baumann
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Southern Asin
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Celler Bill Would End Baseball Immunity to Anti-Trust Laws
Washington AP reports the House moves toward debate on whether professional baseball should lose antitrust immunity. The measure seeks to apply antitrust laws to baseball, despite prior Supreme Court rulings excluding the sport. Emanuel Celler argues the proposal will restrain business operations while others warn of legal and financial consequences for baseball.
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Surprise Surges Highlighting Early American League Standouts
A midseason glance spotlights pleasant AL surprises and disappointments. Notable underperformers include Yankees rookie Norm Siebern and several pitchers like Billy Pierce and Dick Donovan, while bright spots cover young stars Jim Marsh Preston Ward Mickey Vernon and veterans Bob Nieman Bob Cerv Jackie Jensen in a lively, period-voiced summary of 1957 AL performances.
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Jim Piersall
Washington
Jim Lemon
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Larry Doby
Piersall
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Doby
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Herb Score
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Billy Pierce
Dick Donovan
New York
Tom Sturdivant
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Bunning
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Jim Marshall
Baltimore
Preston Ward
Kansas City
Mickey Vernon
Verdon
Indians
Vic Wertz
Herbie Plews
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Rocky Bridges
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Bob Nieman
Bob Cerv
Jackie Jensen
Red Sox
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Nieman
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Bob Turley
Yanks
Arnie Portcarrere
Jack Harshman
Murry Dickson
Ned Garver
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