O'Toole Named NL Starter For All Star Game
Cincinnati left hander Jim O'Toole was named starting pitcher for the National League in the upcoming All Star Game. American League starter undecided between Ken McBride and Jim Bunning. rosters set with Bunning, McBride, and other star players listed for both leagues. Game to be broadcast by NBC and played at noon EST.
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Cleveland
Jim O'Toole
Cincinnati Reds
Alvin Dark
Ralph Houk
Ken McBride
Los Angeles
Jim Bunning
Detroit
McBride
Bunning
Houk
Frank Malzone
Boston
Leon Wagner
Earl Battey
Minnesota
Joe Pepitone
New York
Zoilo Versalles
Tommy Davis
Dick Groat
St. Louis
Bill White
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
Ken Boyer
Ed Bailey
Julian Javier
Cincinnati
Veterans Return as AL Starts Second Base in Cleveland
Tomorrow in Cleveland the American League will field Nellie Fox at second base in his second straight All Star start. The 1935 crowd record and previous big games in Cleveland loom as context as Dark considers Jim O'Toole as a left handed starter and Houk plans a right handed counter. Houk stresses winning while aiming to give many players action in the showcase game.
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Cleveland
Nellie Fox
Jim O'Toole
Cincinnati
Houk
Doc Takes Count Chapter In Boxing History
UPI recalls Jack Doc Kearns to mark his death just shy of 81. The storied manager of champions like Dempsey and Moore reflects on a life of bold schemes, exposure to fame, and the endless boxing world he navigated from the West to Las Vegas.
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UPI
Cleveland, Ohio
San Diego
Stockholm
Prince of Wales
Klondike
Herbert Hoover
Kate
Texas Guinan
Jack London
Ernest Hemingway
Diamond Jim Brady
Toots Shore
al Capone
Frankie Carbo
John MceGraw
Joe DiMaggio
Jack Dempsey
Mickey Walker
Archie Moore
Vegas
Jefferson Davis
Dodgers lag in all places but standings
Dodgers struggle in most categories as of last weekend ranking eighth in NL fielding and eighth in home runs while fifth in runs scored. They lead the league in few areas and rely on pitching, posting a 2.82 ERA after a 7-1 run in eight games, including Sandy Koufax’s second straight shutout and his eighth of the season.
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Houk
Bunning
McBride
Kansas City
LOS Angeles
Los Angeles Dodger
Dodgers
New York Mets
San Francisco Giants
Dodger
Cincinnati
Sandy Koufax
Colonels
Tommy Fremin
Royal
Dave Durand
Joyner
Mike Stretch Coleman
Coleman
Robert Gourley
Fremin
Durand
Larry Massad
Gourley
Colonels Win Behind Joyner One Hit Gem
Lawton Colonels defeated Frederick 9 0 as Doug Joyner spun a one hit game through five innings and fanned 10. The game halted by a summer shower with Lawton leading Yukon 40 in the third. Booming homers by Durand and Joyner sparked a five run fifth after Royal faltered.
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Joyner
Lawton Colonels
Frederick
Yukon
Colonels
Doug Joyner
Thunderbirds
Joe Don Royal
Ardmore Ace Wins Crown
Bruce Wilkerson of Ardmore and Bill Mullican of Alamogordo win Oklahoma's top Fourth of July golf tournaments. Wilkerson triumphs at Boom Day in Seminole with 213 nine under par, while Mullican captures the Washita Valley title at Chickasha with a two over par 74 after defeating Wayne Goss in match play.
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United Press International
Bruce Wilkerson
Ardmore
Bill Mullican
Alamogordo
N. M
Golf
New Wave
Oklahoma
Wilkerson
University of Oklahoma
Seminole
Jim Awtrey
Shawnee
Hugh Edgman
Oklahoma State
Jim Jamieson
Stillwater
Cerrick
Washita Valley
Chickasha
Mullican
L. A. Young
Tulsa
Gordon Manchester
Enid
Don Collier
Ada
Wayne Goss
All Stars Box Score Highlights By Ferguson
Joyner and Ferguson lead the box score with key HBP moves and game impact. Royal, Ferguson, and PB provide factual figures, while eee appears as a nickname or stray text in this sports brief.
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Joyner
Ferguson
Royal Eee Ane
Miss Bardahl Wins Gold Cup Under Dog ]
Ron Musson, 57 and 155 pounds, stunned Bill Muncey to win the Gold Cup on the Detroit River. He powered Miss Bardahl to a blazing three mile lap, taking the $10,000 first prize and the Gold Cup. With 1,500 points, Miss Bardahl led Gale V’s 1,400 while Muncey and Miss Thriftway finished sixth in a field of 12.
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Detroit
UPI
Ron Musson
Bill Muncey
Musson
Miss Bardahl
Bill Cantrell
Gale V
Edge Bill Cantrel
Muncey
Miss Thriftway
Palmer Peers British Open as He Modernizes Driver
Arnold Palmer, aiming for a third straight British Open title, repaired his soggy driver himself by taking it apart, cementing it, and drying it. He believes the improved club could help him win the Open and qualify for the $50,000 World Series of Golf in Akron.
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Arnold Palmer
Lytham and
St. Annes
England
Palmer
Latrobe
Lytham
Midas
Akron
Ohio
Troon
Scotland
Woods
Nicklaus
89ers Split with Tacoma Powers in PCL Results
The Spokane Indians beat Hawaii 10-7 Sunday after Bart Shirley homered in the bottom of the ninth with two on. In other action Dallas-Fort Worth swept Seattle 6-5 and 2-1, Denver split with San Diego 12-4 and 9-6, and Tacoma and Oklahoma City split two games with Tacoma winning 2-1 in the opener and 6-3 in the nightcap. Danny Rivas pitched a four-hitter for Tacoma in the opener while Jerry Nelson allowed eight hits for the 89ers in the nightcap.
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Associated Press
Spokane Indians
Hawaii
Indians
Islanders
Bart Shirley
Dallas-Fort Worth
Seattle
Denver
San Diego
Australian Margaret Smith Wins Wimbledon Women’s Title
Margaret Smith of Australia defeated Billie Jean Moffitt 6-3 6-4 to win Wimbledon’s women’s singles title, the first Australian to do so. The match lasted 50 minutes under overcast conditions. Rafael Osuna and Antonio Palafox then defeated Barclay and Darmon 4-6 6-2 6-2 6-2 to win the doubles title.
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Wimbledon
England
Margaret Smith
Billie Jean Moffitt
Long Beach
Calif
Sydney
Miss Moffitt
Billie Jean
Miss Smith
Deuce
Margaret
Rafael Osuna
Antonio Palafox
Osuna
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Palafox
Kansans Sweep Ponca City Open Tennis Titles
Benny Anzola of the University of Wichita defeated his coach Neil Roush 14 6 3 6 1 to win the men's singles crown. Anzola and Roush beat Mike Bartlett and George Folz 7 5 6 4 for the doubles title. Darrell Snyder and Dale Hendrickson won the boys 18 doubles 9 11 6 1 6 2 after Snyder took the boys 18 singles 6 3 6 1 over Hal McCoy. Mixed doubles went to Sheryl Barger and Leonard Prosser 6 0 6 0 over Francis Baxter and Lynn Ramsey.
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Ponca City
UPI
Benny Anzola
University of Wichita
Neil Roush
Anzola
Roush
Mike Bartlett
George Folz
Tulsa
Darrell Snyder
Winfield
Kan
Hal McCoy
Snyder
Dale Hendrickson
McCoy
Mike Kraus
Sheryl Barger
Leonard Prosser
Kansas City
Francis Baxter
Oklahoma City
Lynn Ramsey
Ada
Young Ortega Outpoints PBeilo in New York Bout
New York teen Gaaspar Ortega, age 15 from Mexico, defeats Billy Pbeilo 151 in a decided 10 round bout held in New York. Ortega earns a clear victory on points topping an evenly matched contest.
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Gaaspar Ortega
Mexico
Billy Pbeilo
Softball Games Postponed Ahead of All Southwest Tournament
City ABC softball league action is postponed to Thursday and Tuesday to prepare ABC park for the All Southwest tournament. The event starts Thursday night with 12 to 16 teams in the double elimination competition, with teams deciding entries today.
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ABC
ABC Park
Baseball Roundup of Hitters and Scorers Across Leagues
Summary of recent baseball totals noting players Lopez Bright Linz Yan kees Luplow Alvis Azcue Orsino Cash Perry Alasik Essegian Harrelson King Lock Zimmer and Senators in the American League along with Camills Kuenn White Musial Clendenon Bailey Burgess Thomas Mets and Pirates in the National League.
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Alvis
Azcue
Indians
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Orioles
Cash
Tigers
Perry
Angels
Alasik
Essegian
Harrelson
Athletics
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Lock
Zimmer
Senators
Camills
Dodgers
Kuenn
Giants
White
Musial
Cardinals
Clendenon
Bailey
Burgess
Pirates
Thomas
Mets
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Doc) Kearns
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