Beasts Lead Men In 157 Mile Road Race
Beasts top horses at Summit in a 157 mile endurance race from Salt Lake City to Roosevelt Utah. Riders Stewart Paulick 24 of Tucub, Utah led on a seven eighths roughbred as New York policeman Kid Romagno li, 27, rested in Heber then pressed on. Horsemen Keith Bastain and Willis Jacobson trailed him, while Roy McMurtry quit 27 miles from the start citing age.
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Salt Lake City
Roosevelt
Stewart Paulick
Tucele
Kida Romagnolli
Paulick
New York
Keith Bastain
Willis Jacobson
West Jordan
Paul Simpson
Burlington
N.C. Mailman
Roy McMurtry
Tucson
Ariz
Charleston Grabs First Place Post As Denver Falters
Charleston moved to the top of the American Association by two points after Denver faltered. The Bears lost both ends of a doubleheader to St. Paul 3-1 and 1-4, while Minneapolis was beaten by Omaha and Wichita split with Indianapolis. John Romano homered in each Indians game. Ed Phillips and Ed Haas also homered, and Dick Littlefield opened with a two-hitter for Wichita. Denver fell to a .592 mark. Charleston stood at .694. Games listed for Wednesday include Denver at St. Paul and Charleston at Indianapolis.
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Denver
Bears
St. Paul
Senators
Lousville
Minneapolis
Walloping
Omaha
Wichita
Indianapolis
Braves
Indians
Dick Littlefield
Don Nottebart
Sawyer Returns to Lead Phillies Tonight
Eddie Sawyer is named manager of the Philadelphia Phillies, replacing Mayor Smith who is out after being brought up from the minors in 1955. Sawyer, who last managed in 1952, will lead the club through the 1959 season after a career in business and his 1950 pennant success.
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Eddie Sawyer
Philadelphia Phillies
Phils
Roy Hamey
Mayor Smith
Sawyer
Hamey
The
Smith
Grounded muah for dik t-Grernaded out for Bob Du vel Ellis
Fragmentary text mentions a person named Bob and a local grievance or event. Readable names include Bob and Ellis perhaps tied to Leebmpton. Without full context, produce a concise item noting a grounded act affecting Bob Ellis and a local figure Leebmpton.
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Muah
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Bob Duvel Ellis
Lopez Heroics Highlight Bob Cerv Night at Municipal Stadium
Hector Lopez homered in the ninth with two outs to lift the Athletics to a 4-4 tie against the Boston Red Sox during Bob Cerv Night before 23 000 fans. Bob Mabe and Carl Willey pitched well for their clubs as St Louis and Milwaukee played a separate 2-1 game with Del Crandall driving in the decisive run for Atlanta.
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Bob Cerv
Municipal Stadium
Kansas Ciy
Hector Lopez
Lopez
Vicory
Boston Red Sox
Cory
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Bob Mabe
Braves
Carl Willey
del Crandall
Dipper Amused by Pro Debut in Cortina Exhibition
Wilt Chamberlain played his first professional game with the Harlem Globe Trotters in Cortina’s Olympic Stadium. He scored four points in ten minutes as the Trotters defeated an American all star team 46 to 24 in heavy rain. He called pro play more amusing than college, noted European basketball quality, and joked about short European beds.
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Wilt
Chamberlain
Harlem Globe Trotters
Olympic Stadium
T's
Tea
Europe
Wright Air base commander Major General Bryan dies at 50
Maj. Gen. Thomas L. Bryan Jr died Tuesday after a yearlong illness. He was 50 and longtime commander at Wright Air Development Center born in Tyler Texas. He was regarded as a top technical officer in the Air Force.
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Dayton, Ohio
Thomas L. Bryan Jr
Wright Air, Development Center
Air Force
Tyler
Tex
Fans Honor Cerv As Nab a Game Hec Lopez Gives the Finest Gift
About 23,000 Kansas City Athletics fans attended Bob Cerv Night in tribute to Cerv’s courage amid injuries. Cerv delivered the last punch with a dramatic ninth inning homer off Boston’s Ted Williams era star, but the A's fell 3-2 as Lopee followed with a left field homer after Simpson’s walk and Piersall’s out.
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Bob Cerv
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Boston
Jackie Sense
Ted Williams
Sox
Tom Brewer
Cery
Pete Runnels
Limmy Piersall
Harry Simpson
Lopee
Braves Clip Cards to Stay In Thick of Title Run
Hank Aaron goes 4-for-4 as the Milwaukee Braves beat the St Louis Cardinals 2-1 to pull within half a game of first place San Francisco. Aaron raises his average to .305 and Ed Mathews contributes the other run with a fourth inning RBI. Willey earns the win while Cardinals pitcher Bob Mabe allows three Braves errors in the fourth.
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Hank Aaron
Aaron
Braves
St. Lois Cardinals
Mit
San Francisco
Ed Mathews
Bob
Mabe
Carl Willey
Mathews
Pet. Crandad
Willey
Joe Cunningham
Stan Musial
English Qualifies. Elston Holds In Colorado Action
Jim English of Denver fired a three under par 69 to win medalist honors at the 17th annual Colorado Springs Men's Invitational Golf Tournament on the Broadmoor course. After nearly all 259 entrants completed qualifying, 32 top qualifiers begin match play with 36-hole finals planned for Sunday. other notable qualifiers include Dr. Jim Foust and Gene Zuspann with par 71 and 72 respectively.
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Colorado Springs, Cols
Jim English
Denver
Colorado Springs
English
Broadmoore
Wichita
Kas
Jim Foust
Gene Zuspann
Goodland
Claude Wright
Jim Vickers
Louis McAdory
John Oliver
Dallas
Wisconsin ship wins Mackinac race for second straight year
The yacht Dyna skippered by Clayton Ewing, sailing from Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin, captured the 5th Chicago to Mackinac race with a corrected time of 60 hours 52 minutes 26 seconds. The yawl finished Tuesday first among 78 entrants, also taking Port Huron to Mackinac honors for the second year in a row.
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Makinac Island
Mich
Clayton
Ewing
Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Basketball clash pits Metliniock and Vickers in Texas showdown
In a rugged matchup, Dr. H Metliniock from Denver facing Tom Vickers of Wichitair takes on Amarilla star Tohn Allyn in Amarilla Texas. The game features scores of 78 and 77 as pivotal outcomes unfold for both teams.
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Dr. H. Metliniock
Denver
Tom Vickers
Wichitair
Tohn Allyn
Amarilla
Tex
Turnpike Monkeyshines Prove to Be Authentic
Springfield AP reports a Massachusetts Turnpike motorist saw a monkey leap on a car hood at 50 mph. Police were skeptical before a second driver observed the animal sunning on a guidepost and performing back flips on a passing car. The source notes the mystery of the monkey’s origin. George W Whitaker dies at 81 in New York. former vice president of Liggett and Myers Tobacco Co until 1944. born in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
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Springfield
Mass
Massachusetts Turnpike
New York
George W. Whitaker
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
Lancaster
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