Junior Legion Hosts Ottawa In Loop Game
The Lawrence Hawks American Legion Junior baseball team hosts Ottawa tonight at Municipal Park in a Second District league game at 8. Mike Zwink will pitch for the Hawks who seek their 12th win in 13 starts this season. Rush leads the Hawks with a .390 average and 35 RBIs through 16 hits in 41 at bats.
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Pirates Rally Past Reds in Five as Face Dominates Cubs
In a decisive five inning game, the Pirates rally to beat the Reds 5-2 with a three run fifth. Jackie Brandt sparked the comeback with a two run double, Stu Miller earned the win, and Bob Skinner plus Bill Virdon contributed key RBIs. Dick Stuart added a pinch hit homer for insurance as Moe Drabowsky yielded only one hit through six. Face, leading the majors, improved to 16-0 since May 30, 1958, by blanking the Cubs on three singles in five innings.
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Doctoring Your Golf by Dr Cary Middlecoff
Patient complains of hitting behind the ball due to dropping the right shoulder. Diagnosis and treatment emphasize a gradual downswing, starting slowly and swinging normally without forcing power. The piece urges fundamentals and references a 10c booklet, The Four Way Formula, available by sending a dime and SASE to Cary Middlecoff.
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St Louis Gal Star of Meet Upsets Top Players
St Louis teen star Justina Bricka, 16, roared through the 74th Southern Lawn Tennis Tournament upsetting top seed Laura Kunnen 64 64 and then defeating No 1 Sandra Loubat 64 64 to reach the semifinals. Bricka, who holds a National Indoor title at 13, is paired with Carol Hanks in doubles and is noted for mobility and a strong serve.
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Salmon life cycle starts and ends in fresh water
The fish spends its early life in rivers or lakes and migrates to the ocean where it grows before returning to freshwater to spawn. This behavior links its life cycle to distinct freshwater and marine habitats and is characteristic of anadromous species.
Senators Sweep A’s With Comeback Win 7-6
Washington Senators claw back to beat Kansas City 7-6 for a three game series sweep. Harmon Killebrew hit his 23rd homer in the fourth, Roy Sievers added a homer, while Harry Chiti and Dick Williams lofted solo and two run shots for the A’s. The decisive sixth inning tied the game on Lemons, Bertoia, and Samford hits, then Becquer doubled in the go ahead run as Bob Grim walked in the tying run.
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Des Moines Drops Its 3rd Decision
Des Moines suffered its third defeat in four games last night, but held a two game lead as the Three I League resumed. Sioux City beat Des Moines 10-5 behind Jack Bristol, while Lincoln moved within three games of first with an 18-10 win over Green Bay. Cedar Rapids won 7-6 as Burlington and Topeka crept closer with 8-2 wins over Fox Cities. Bristol lasted eight innings with a one hitter before surrendering two homers and five runs for Des Moines. Lincoln’s Fritz Ackley hit a four run homer in a seven run sixth. There were 19 walks, five homers, and eight Green Bay errors. Marty Rosell drove in three for Topeka on a triple and a single. Fox Cities’ Potato Psacual homered and was ejected after being hit by a ball pitched by Grant Halsne.
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Marty Rosell
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Top Cuban Fighters In Garden
Three undefeated Cuban boxers with 22 straight knockouts invade Madison Square Garden for TV action led by Florentino Fernandez the power punching welterweight. He faces Stefan Redl in the 10 round main event while Douglas Vaillant and Carlos Hernandez meet Jimmy Grow and Luke Easter in 10 round bouts.
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Ox) Fernandez
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Lewiston
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Venezuela
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Oklahoma State Wins NCAA Baseball Title in Comeback
Oklahoma State staged a three run rally in the seventh to beat Arizona 5 to 3 and claim the NCAA college baseball championship in Omaha. Ben Bancroft tied the game with a 385 foot homer as Grayson Mersch scored on a Bruce Andrew triple. Dick Soergel earned the win in relief of Toby Bensinger, securing State’s first title in five series and avenging a previous loss to Arizona.
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National AAU Track and Field Championships Begin in Boulder
Eight Olympic champions and seven world record holders contest the National AAU meet in Boulder with about 440 athletes aiming for international bids. Finals include sprint and field events at Folsom Stadium as top athletes vie for Pan American selection and European tours, led by a fierce 100 yard dash with Morrow Norton and Woodhouse among the frontrunners.
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Jockey agent Vaonakis spots winner in Howard Grant
Jockey agent Steve Vaonakis secured mounts for five riders and found a steady winner in Howard Grant of Cincinnati, the 1958 runner up to Willie Shoemaker.
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Howard Grant
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Johansson and Patterson train diverging for title bout
Ingemar Johansson and Floyd Patterson employ opposite prep styles for their world title clash in New Jersey. Johansson finishes roadwork today and plans rest days, while Patterson presses on with daily boxing plus road work up to fight night.
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Phoenix Theater Plans National Tour Venture
The Phoenix theater in New York, after six years of unusual dramas, will tour its popular productions as one night stands in underserved communities and in large cities for longer runs. Michael Dowell is named general manager of the undertaking.
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Phoenix Theater
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