Bosoxa New Threat Popular Musial To Yankees, Chisox's Voted Place With All-Stars
The Yankees held first place as the Red Sox surged with an 11 of 13 run, led by Williams Jensen and Malzone, sweeping Detroit 10-3. Other AL notes include Larson’s complete game win and Musial’s All-Star selection after a late vote shift by Frick.
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Another Frenchman Invades U S Ring In Premier Battle
French middleweight Peinsy Germinal Ballarin makes his U S debut tonight at 8 at Nicholas Arena against Bob Provizzi of Freeland Pa. Ballarin 42 6 4 career, known for knockouts, defeated Kid Gavilan in Paris but lost to Charles Mis ez in March. Provizzi 23 11 5 with only two knockouts in 37 starts.
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Wichita Braves Win Seventh Straight and Lead Pennant Race
Wichita Braves roll to a 9-2 victory over Charleston, their seventh consecutive win as Bobby Malkmus belts his fourth homer of the year and Bob Hazle adds a solo shot in the ninth. St Paul and Omaha win as others split doubleheaders. Cardinals and Louisville tie two games.
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Dixie Howell
Denver
Bob Walz
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Rance Pless
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Tom Cheney
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Jenkins Beaten in Berlin Track Meet by Poersche
Olympic champion Tom Courtney won the 1 000 yard run in 2 21 4 at the Berlin meet. King of California LeO Leamon King took two events including the 100 and 200 meters. Jenkins lost the 400 meters to West Germany's Manfred Poersche in 47 5 with a 48 1 for Jenkins.
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iCharlie Pratt New Champ of AAU Decathlon
Charlie Pratt, 23, from Palmyra New York, won the 1957 AAU decathlon title with 7 164 points after two nights of competition. Glenn Lewis of DeSoto Missouri finished ninth with 5 750 points. Pratt plans to retire from track after army discharge in September to support his family.
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Milton Takes Vacation at Wisconsin Fishing Lodge
President's brother Milton S. Eisenhower, Johns Hopkins University president, recently hospitalized with a kidney infection, left for a month long vacation at a Wisconsin fishing lodge. He is the youngest brother of the President.
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Terry Hurls Neat Two-Hitter. Loses to the Yanks 2-1
Kansas City pitcher Terry Carried a no hit bid into the eighth at Yankee Stadium, but a McDougald double and a Simpson double broke through in the eighth as the Yankees defeated the A’s 2-1. Terry, a former Yankee, reflected on the heartbreak of the near no hitter.
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Topeka Hawks Snap Losing Skein at 6
The Western League saw Topeka end a six game slide with a 20-5 night win over Sioux City after a 9 6 loss earlier Sunday. John Stadnicki earned his 12th win and Jim McDaniel and Preacher Williams hit two homers each as Topeka regained first place.
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Certer Cups First Spot in European Competition
American track stars dominated the international meet as Arnie Sowell won the 400 meters in 47.1, with Britain’s Rawson and Patterson close behind. Dave Sime led the 100 meters in 10.3, Griffin runner up in 10.6, and Al Oerter won the discus at 175.8 feet. A heat wave slowed times across Europe. Hippocrates noted digestive remedies and walks in his writings.
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Doctoring Your Golf Game by Cary Middlehoff
Doctoring Your Golf Game explains balance and natural stance for golf. It advises adjusting toe direction to maintain balance during movements and at address. The article emphasizes that each golfer stands in a natural, comfortable position that best supports stability through swings.
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Swing Advice From a Coach Sparks a Quick Backhander
A coach offers swing tips and urges players to send a stamped self addressed envelope to City Middle to obtain “The Four Way formula” for improving technique. The note emphasizes ease and natural motion and hints at practical hints via a mailed guide.
Trapped Japanese Workers Rescued In Japan Tunnel
Rescue teams freed 18 men trapped in a 3,000 foot tunnel near Negata 190 miles north of Tokyo. They were cold and miserable but unharmed, rescued after being trapped since Wednesday afternoon by a cavern in a hydroelectric project. Food water and cigarettes delivered through a drainage pipe.
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House Group Approves Yugoslavia Aid Provision
The House Foreign Affairs Committee approved a measure to allow continued U S aid to Yugoslavia as it met in a closed session to consider President Eisenhower's 3.865 billion dollar foreign aid request. The panel cut 600 million from the Eisenhower program for the coming year, 400 million more than the Senate, and rejected most of the long term aid authority sought by the President.
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