Cards Stop Braves Again As Maglie Shines In 2-1 Win
Sal Maglie fashioned a stingy outing to hold Milwaukee to four singles and a double as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Braves 2-1 for their second straight victory. Frank Torre and Billy Bruton drove in runs, while Ken Boyer doubled for the Cardinals. Larry Jackson closed with two perfect innings.
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Braves
Maglie
Milwaukee
Sal Maglie
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Yankees
St. Louis
Stan Musial
Ken Boyer
Cards
del Crandall
Jay
Bob Trowbridge
Davenport '9' Extends Lead To 8 Games
Davenport keeps top spot in the Three-I League with an 8 game lead after a 5 3 win over Burlington. Jim Brewer left with an arm injury in the third. Gary Peters earned the win. Jim Lynn opened Davenport’s 2 0 first inning with a two run homer. Cedar Rapids defeated Fox Cities 7 6 as Bob Taylor hit a seventh inning homer. Green Bay at Rochester postponed by rain. Stratton and Moss homered for Cedar Rapids along with Taylor.
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Davenport
Chicago White Sox
Burlington
Jim Brewer
Gary Peters
Jim Lynn
Bob Taylor
Cedar Rapids
Fox Cities
Green Bay
Rochester
John Stratton
Bill Moss
Taylor
Stratton
Moss
Weekend Sports Results Across Leagues
Summary of results from Northern League Three I League American A L S N International League Pacific Coast League and weekend fights in Hollywood. Notable scores include Eau Claire 17 Fargo Moorhead 2 and Indianapolis 3 Omaha 2 in 11 innings.
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St. Cloud
Winnipeg
Duluth Superior
Minot
Eau Claire
Fargo-Moorhead
Aberdeen
Grand Forks
Davenport
Burlington
Cedar Rapids
Fox Cities
Green Bay
Rochester
Omaha
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Louisville
Charleston
St. Paul
Wichita
Montreal
Miami
Toronto
Havana
Buffalo
Columbus
Richmond
Salt Lake City
Seattle
Phoenix
Sacramento
San Diego
Spokane
Portland
Vancouver
Denver
Hollywood
Calif
Charlie
Tombstone) Smith
Detroit
Armando Muniz
Juarez
Mexico
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Pearl Street
Elliott Runs Mile In 3 57.9 To Challenge World Mark
Australian Herb Elliott won the AAU championships mile in 3 57.9, edging Landy’s 3 58 mark and triggering IAAF world record questions. Merv Lincoln finished 3 58.5 as Eddie Southern equaled 45.8 in the 440, with Davis’ 45.7 pending approval.
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Elliott
Evelyn Pohl
Herb Elliott
Bakersfield
Calif
Unifax
Australia
John Landy
International Amateur Athletic Federation
Landy
IAAF
Pincus Sober
AAU
Glenn Davis Claims Three World Titles in Track Rise
Ohio State senior Glenn Davis, 23, claims three world titles after a sequence of record runs. He set a world-record 440 yard dash at 45.7 seconds in Berkeley, won the 440 yard hurdles in 49.9 seconds at the AAU meet, and previously set marks in the 400 meters. Davis plans to pursue an AAU tour to Russia and finish college while aiming for the 1960 Olympic gold.
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Bakersfield Calif
Glenn Davis
Ohio State
Barberton High School
Ohio
Davis
Los Angeles
Berkeley
G. C. Potgieter
South Africa
Josh Culbreath
Philadelphia Pioneer Club
Russia
Quantico
San Diego Rider Captures Third 100‑Mile Championship
LACOMA New Hampshire AP Brad Andres age 23 of San Diego Calif won his third straight 100 mile national motorcycle championship in a fierce late race finish.
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Lacoma
N.H
Brad Andres
San Diego
Calif
Rox Win Two as Rox Top Goldeyes and Bluff Fargo-Moorhead
The St. Cloud Rox won both ends of a double header defeating Winnipeg Goldeyes 5-4 and 8-6 in Northern League play. Duluth Superior beat Minot 7-4, Eau Claire crushed Fargo-Moorhead 17-2, and Aberdeen edged Grand Forks 4-3. Bob Quinn won the nightcap. Matty Alou homered in the eighth for the Rox. Yeomans had four hits in the opener. Emile Fiore drove in the winning run with a sac fly.
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Rox
Buddy Yeomans
Emile Fiore
Yeomans
John Orsino
Minot
White Sox
Sox
Eau Claire
Ernie Christoff
Fargo- Moorhead
Braves
Christoff
Twins
Lou Apple scores a hole in one at Sparta course
Lou Apple of Sparta shot a hole in one on the 185 yard second hole Friday at the municipal course. His ace came June 20 1958 about seven years from a previous hole in one on June 21 1951.
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Sparta
Wis
Lou Apple
Apple
Major League Leaders in American and National Leagues
The top batters and pitchers across the American and National Leagues are listed by at bats, runs, runs batted in, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and pitching wins and strikeouts. Notable names include Fox, Cerv, Minoso, Jensen, Mays, Banks, and Thomas with standout totals in 1960 era play.
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Vernon
Cleveland
Fox
Chicago
Ward
Kansas City
Cerv
Minoso
F. Bolling
Detroit
Jensen
Boston
Gernert
Malzone
Kuenn
Kaline
Power
Tuttle
Martyn
Lemon
Washington
Triandos
Baltimore
Mays
San Francisco
Musial
St. Louis
Dark
Banks
Skinfler
Pittsburgh
Thomas
Cepeda
Walls
Hoak
Cincinnati
Thomson
Aaron
Milwaukee
Skinner
Great
Ashburn
Philadelphia
Moryn
T. Taylor
McMahon
Phillips
McCormick
Jones
Antonelli
Drott
Friend
Gibson Seeks Wimbledon Win Over Truman in Opener
Althea Gibson vows to beat Christine Truman in the upcoming Wimbledon, confident after a Wightman Cup loss. The 72nd championships open with 64 men's singles matches as top seed Gibson eyes a finals clash with Truman, who is seeded No. 2.
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Althea Gibson
Christine Truman
New York
Miss Gibson
Miss Truman
Britain
Sal Maglie Stuns Braves in Milwaukee Comeback
Sal Maglie, 41, shut down the Milwaukee Braves in his first appearance since being acquired from the Yankees. The veteran right hander baffled Henry Aaron Eddie Mathews and Joe Adcock with a mix of curves and change ups as St. Louis posted a 2 1 victory. Braves manager Fred Haney blamed Joey Jay for striking out on a bad Maglie pitch with the bases loaded in the eighth inning.
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Johnny Logan
Maglie
Crandall
Sal
Joey Jay
Milwaukee
Jay
Don Blasin
Torre
Joe Cunningham
Sal Maglie
Milwaukee Braves
St. Louis
Cardinals
New York Yankees
Braves
Henry Aaron
Eddie Mathews
Joe Adcock
Aaron
Mathews
Adcock
Warren Spahn
del Crandall
Barber
Fred Haney
Haney
Hansgen Captures Elkhart Lake Sports Car Feature
Walt Hansgen of Westfield New Jersey won the 152 mile feature at Elkhart Lake in a Lister Jaguar with an average speed of 75.4 mph as wet conditions softened the four mile course. Ed Crawford finished second, both Lister Jaguars lapped the 20 starters, and several Ferrari Testa Rossa cars trailed in a competitive field. Briggs Cunningham praised the showing despite earlier mechanical issues at Sebring.
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Walt Hansgen
Westfield
N. J
Hansgen
Ed Crawford
Northfield
Crawford
Briggs Cunningham
Greens Farms
Conn
Cunningham
Sebring
Fla
Lister Jaguar
Bark Henry
Arlington
Adcock Returns to Left Field for Braves Opening Series
Milwaukee star Joe Adcock borrowed a fielder’s glove from a 13 year old and played left field for the first time in six years. Manager Fred Haney said Adcock would continue in left while Wes Covington recovers, with Carlton Willey scheduled to pitch against the Giants’ Paul Giel as Milwaukee opens a three game series.
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Milwaukee
Joe Adcock
Milwaukee Braves
Adcock
Mark James
Cincinnati Redlegs
Fred Haney
Braves
San Francisco Giants
Haney
Wes Covington
Covington
St. Louis
Carlton Willey
Wichita
Giants
Paul Giel
Willey
Giel
University of Minnesota
Berg Captures 7th Western Open Crown
Patty Berg of St Andrews Illinois won her seventh Women s Western Open golf title at Kahkwa Country Club Erie Pennsylvania finishing with a 72 hole total of 293 after a final round 75 She earned 950 for the victory Beverly Hansen India California was runner up with 297 Louise Suggs Sea Island Georgia finished third at 299 earning 558.
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Erie
Patty Berg
St. Andrews
Ill
Kahkwa Country Club
Beverly Hansen
India
Calif
Louise Suggs
Sea Island
Miss Hansen
Suggs
Milwaukee Brave Humberto Robinson Hospitalized
Milwaukee Braves pitcher Humberto Robinson was sent to Milwaukee Hospital for treatment of an infected lymph gland in his right leg. He was expected to be confined for three or four days.
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Milwaukee
Humberto Robinson
Milwaukee Braves
Milwaukee Hospital
Fragmentary 87 Lands The House line reads oddly
An inconclusive OCR fragment shows repeated phrases about lands and a house. The text lacks clear names, dates, or events to identify a definite news item or summary.
Giants Win 14 In Tight MLB Action Across League
Sal Maglie’s move to St Louis precedes a 2-1 Cardinals win over Milwaukee as Freddie Hutchinson’s club breaks through. Willie Kirkland homers for the Giants in a 5-4 14-inning win over Philadelphia while Cubs rally to take a second game 8-6. Bunched NL teams chase Braves as Bilko and Klippstein boost Dodgers and Pirates in doubleheader wins. Kirkland’s late power and Mays return highlight the day’s tense baseball slate.
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Sal Maglie
New York Yankees
St. Louis
Virgil Trucks
Freddie Hutchinson
Sal
Cardinals
Barber
Milwaukee
Braves
San Francisco
Phillies
Willie Kirkland
Giants
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Wisconsin Wightman Cup Team Secures Second Place
The Wisconsin Wightman Cup team led by Roxy Fuller and Margo Loveland placed tied for second in the Junior Wightman Cup Round Robin singles in Toledo Ohio. Seven teams competed and Southeast Michigan won. Wisconsin tied with Southwest Michigan and Ohio Valley for runner up and received a silver memorial bowl. Mrs Roland Mueller serves as state chairman. Other entrants included Chicago Middle Illinois and Northwest Ohio.
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Roxy Fuller
Margo Loveland
Toledo
Ohio
Southeast Michigan
Wisconsin
Southwest Michigan
Ohio Valley
Roland Mueller
Chicago
Middle Illinois
Northwest Ohio
Spink Still Unable To Speak After Head Injury
Bob Spink of Sparta remains unable to speak after head trauma from a pitched ball in a game with West Salem. He has limited movement on his right side and is paralyzed except for some right leg mobility. He will stay in Madison General Hospital for about a month with sister Jeanne, an R.N., caring for him.
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Madison
Wis
Bob Spink
Sparta
West Salem
Bob
Madison General Hospital
Jeanne
R.N
Rochester Athletics seek outside aid after board meeting
Rochester baseball officials met with Hal Totten of the Three I League and Henry J. Peters of the Kansas City Athletics to discuss the team’s financial plight. They expect definite information on outside financial assistance within 48 hours.
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Rochester, Minn
Rochester Area Baseball Inc
Hal Totten
Henry J. Peters
Kansas City Athletics
Rochester Athletics
Rochester
Kroll Builds 2Stroke Lead in Flint Open Final Round
Ted Kroll holds a two stroke edge at 211 after a 69 in the Flint Open at Ware Creek Hills Golf and Country Club. He leads Tommy Bolt and Jack Fleck who are two back, with Julius Boros and Bill Casper Jr. two more behind as Bob Rosburg sits even par at 216.
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Flint, Mich
Ted Kroll
Sarasota
Fla
Tommy Bolt
Kroll
Bolt
Warewick Hills Golf and Country Club
Grand Blanc
Jack Fleck
Rochester
Mich
Fleck
Julius Boros
Mid Pines
N.C
Bill Capser Jr
Apple Valley
Calif
Bob Rosburg
Palo Alto
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