Casey Set to Bank On Yankee Players
Casey Stengel, NY Yankees manager, picks six Yankees to back the National League star squad as the All Star game looms. The Nationals seek a seventh win, with Reds dominating the lineup and Musial leading off at first in his 14th game. The American League opens with right handers Loes and Running vs lefty Simmions and Antonelli.
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Johnny Temple
Roy McMillan
Don Hoak
Frank Robinson
National
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George Kell
Baltimore
Harvey Kuenn
Detroit
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Vic Wertz
Cleveland
Nellie Fox
Chicago
Ted Williams
Boston
Yogi Berra
Amarillo and Lincoln Apply Pressure in Western League
Amarillo Gold Sox and Lincoln Chiefs both won doubleheaders as they chased Western League leader Topeka Hawks who split. Amarillo swept Pueblo 45 3 and 4 3 while Lincoln beat Des Moines 7 2 and 102. Topeka won opener vs Sioux City 4 1 then lost nightcap 7 4. Albuquerque and Colorado Springs split at Colorado Springs as each team claimed a game.
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Moore Lightweight Title Reign Faces Challenge From Contenders
Anthony Moore, declared No 1 contender, could defend his world lightweight title against Harold Johnson of Philadelphia or Yolande Pompey of Trinidad after an elimination series plan. If Moore hesitates, Archie may reveal plans. the champion must defend within two days of facing either foe.
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Co-Op, Legion Win Woodlawn Park Softball Games
The Co-Ops defeated the Tigers 244 in Woodlawn Park Saturday night. The American Legion led early and held off a Faculty challenge to win 9-6. Box scores mention Amateur Dy oe Pattan Taherfey and Sam Snead among final-round leaders with 290 totals at Inverne in Takedn.
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American Track Aces Dominate European Meet Despite Showers
American athletes win most events at an international track meet in France and Italy. Dave Sime of Duke takes the 100 meters in 10.3 seconds. Al Gertner of Kansas wins discus and shot put with 170-9 and 52 feet. Cliff Cushman leads Kansas in the 400 meter dash final.
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Ohio State
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Elias Giblert
Syracuse University
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N.C
Doctoring Your Golf Game
Dr Cary Middlecofe explains common faults in swing mechanics. He warns against forcing the club to rise and warns that overcompensation leads to mis-hit shots into sand bunkers. Emphasizes keeping the clubhead on line through impact to avoid diving into trouble.
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Lawrence Legion Dan Ferris Quits AAA After Two Wins
Lawrence Legion notes Dan Ferris resigns from the Amateur Athletic Union after two wins and two years in amateur sports. The long-time official reflects on his career, retirement plans, and the AAU’s role in fostering amateur athletics. Ferris, born July 27, 1907, served as secretary-treasurer since 1927, overseeing transportation for the Olympic team and sustaining the organization through decades of volunteer work.
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New York
Ready to Sign With Kramer as Pro Head
New York report states tennis star Tread ready to sign with promoter Kramer after months of negotiation. The deal reportedly includes a two year contract worth about 1250000, with formalities delaying final agreement as both sides confirm terms and plans for Wimbledon.
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Tennis Champs Crowned in Mid Continent Meet
The article details Oklahoma city players winning the singles title with Lucien Arbour defeating Tray Robinson, and Charles Cunningham teaming to secure the doubles crown at the Mid-Continental Tennis Championship in Wichita. Veterans doubles went to Bunge and colleagues over Pierpont and Pike. a noted match featured Wichita’s top players and past amateur status context.
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Althea Gibson Celebrates Wimbledon Win in Harlem
Althea Gibson returns to Harlem to celebrate her Wimbledon crown after a seven year rise from Harlem streets and school yards. She defeated Arlene Hard 6-2 on Saturday in Montebello, California, marking a historic first for a Black player.
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Montebello
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Modesto Stockton Riot Ends California League Game
In Modesto California a California League baseball game between Modesto and Stockton erupted in a wild nine inning brawl. Norm Sturm helped break up the fight, taking punches and moving to the sidelines as police arrived after the 10 minute melee. Stockton won 4-2 with manager Roy Partee ejected and a fan striking him in the mouth.
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Ex Redbirds pick Cards to cop National League
Ex Redbirds Del Rice and Red Schoendienst, now with the Milwaukee Braves, say St. Louis is the team to beat for the National League flag after the Cards led the league and moved 2 games ahead of the Braves. Schoendienst recalls predicting a strong season and praises a team peaking at the right time.
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