Casey Stengel Eyes All Star Voting Controversy
Casey Stengel criticizes fan voting for the All Star picks and reveals plans for a rule to bar managers from starting pitchers named to the team after a Saturday before the game. He explains starting Bun ning over Wynn due to rest and discusses changes after the game.
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Trouble Piles High For Topeka's Hawks
Trouble deepens for Topeka as a Western League night results drop the Hawks from a three game lead. A protest over a suspended manager for directing from the bullpen overturned a 4-1 Topeka win over Albuquerque. the game will be replayed August 18 in Albuquerque, while Sioux City limited Topeka to a 5-2 loss. Lincoln beat Des Moines 6-2 as Pueblo hosted Sioux City, Amarillo met Topeka, Albuquerque faced Lincoln, and Colorado Springs played Des Moines.
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Tribe Officials Deny More Plans
Cleveland Indians vice president denies reports of plans to move the franchise to Minneapolis. He says the club has never discussed relocation and would only consider moving if Cleveland fans stopped supporting the team.
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Fights Last Night Highlight Mixed Boxing Outcomes
Last night ringside reports show Alex Miteff of Argentina stopping Fernando in an apparent 200 percent bout in New York. In St. Louis Franz Szuzina outpointed Virgil Ak ins, while Paolo Melis beat Gary Simon in Stellarton. Al Wildher drew with Pat Supple in Montreal, as scattered results from Los Angeles and Tijuana wrap up the card.
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Moore and Anthony Reach Agreement For a Title Battle
Arch Moore and Yusuf Anthony reach verbal terms for a heavyweight title fight to be submitted to the California Athletic Commission. If Moore fails to sign by the deadline, a three way title bout among Anthony, Yolande Pompey, and Arnold Johnson may be staged. The bout, in Los Angeles, would be promoted by Frank Sinatra and Hank Sanicola amid club opposition.
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Australian Tennis Hero Turns Pro Amid Net War
In New York, Australian star Rod Hoad faces a pro bid as Noah Neves signs with Kramer’s touring group for a top fee. Pancho Gonzales disputes appear, LTAA condemns withdrawals, and a mass tour clash risks Australia’s court access and amateur status.
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Rademacher may get big money bout with Miteff in August
New York promoter Teddy Brenner proposed a $19,000 offer to pair Olympic champion Pete Rademacher with Argentina’s Alex Miteff for a Madison Square Garden fight in August after Miteff halted Fernando Fala in two rounds. Fala suffered two deep cuts, needing stitches, as referee Barney Felix halted the contest following the second round with Miteff dominating.
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Braves Gain Leads as They Rout Omaha in American Association
Braves top Omaha 10 to 4 to widen the American Association standings while Minneapolis rallies to beat Louisville 6 4 in the ninth. Indianapolis doubles Denver to swap spots, and Charleston over St Paul, with Wichita and Denver each winning, as Carleton Willey earns his fifth victory.
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Madras Confirms Training for Egyptian Pilot Instructors
Indian authorities in Madras confirmed plans to train Egyptian pilots as flying instructors. The step marks a cooperation gesture amid regional security efforts and defense collaboration with Egypt.
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Althea Gibson Faces Next Steps After Wimbledon Victory
Althea Gibson arrives from London amid questions about her future career. She weighs tennis as her main path, with summer county tournaments and international events ahead, while rumors and offers spark talk of singing or domestic life.
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Doctoring Your Golf Game By Cary Middlecoff
Doctoring Your Golf Game explains that for short chip shots the body should stay still and rely on hands and arms. The piece advises against body rotation or sideways movement when only 20 to 30 yards are needed, focusing on solid contact with minimal body action.
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The Putt Free Copy Offer Promoted in Mail Advert
A mail offer invites readers to request a free copy of The Putt. Send a stamped self addressed envelope to receive the booklet. Offer emphasizes self mailer method and postage requirements for delivery.
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Fourteen golfers beat par in at least one round at 1957 U S Open
Cary Middlecoff led the Toledo event with two 68s, the only player to shoot under par 70 in both final rounds. Fourteen competitors finished under par for at least one of the 72 holes, reflecting strong overall scoring across the tournament.
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