Young Cincy Star Grabs Hitting Lead
Robinson sparks Cincinnati as he hits 27 and leads a 12 game hitting streak. He belts six hits in a doubleheader night, driving in 16 runs, while the Redlegs extend their streak and stay atop the league. Milwaukee, Brooklyn, and Chicago also post wins as Mantle, Aaron, and Colavito drive power in late-season action.
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Frank Robinson
Wihag
Ted Niuszewski
Mgaman
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Rebbetts’ Redlegs
Windim I
Alton the Road
Robinson
Firs Yan
Asa Winsind
Milwaukee
Cincinaati
St. Louis
Tebbetts Presses Braves as Streak Persists
Chicago source reports Birdie Tebbetts and the Cincinnati club pressing Milwaukee in a tense NL race. Tebbetts comments on managing, pitching rotations, and the impact of a long win streak, noting Klippstein and Xuxhall in relief and pondering when to use lefty starters. Cincinnati and Milwaukee sit tied at 16-7, shaping a tight battle for the pennant.
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Bucky Walters
Paul Dorving
Frank McCormies
Ernie Lombardi
Co.bas
Eri
Redlegs Tang
Fey Sing Ae Hort Criminnati
Chicago
Tebbetts
RGA
Hig Ordinars
Hal Joffcoat
Art Fowler
Raul Sanches
Walls Tos
Long
Joe Mooshil
Cincinnati
Birdie
Lal
Milwaukee Braves
Esterday
Ty Tins
Ehuy
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Ates Cineiny
Mil
Pebbytis
Brooklysa
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Ore
Klippstein
Moss
Warren
Taet
Brooks
Lawence
Dent Gress
Toms
Herschel
Freeman
Ravlt Laneholz
Viet
Klippsteim
Sfnu
Cubs
Demaret shoots 67 to win Hot Springs Open
Veteran golfer Demaret fires a five under par 67 at the Hot Springs Open. He leads by three strokes on the back nine and finishes one ahead of Souchak and four others. The event on the Glen Springs course attracted a strong field and highlighted Demaret’s steady driving and clutch putting.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Galt
Jimmy Dasanaret
Tamaret
Demarct
N.Y
Newr
Demaret
Kouct
Elat Springs Country Club
Tigia
Emma
Tebitells
Fen Frank Trobinson
St Spagan’s
George Crowe
Ted Klusxewski
Welraven Wins OU Tennis Title in Invitational
Norman notes show Barry Walraven, OU's top player, captured the invitational crown by defeating his brother Don Walraven 11-9. In doubles, Gene Land and George Counts defeated the Walraven brothers 8-3 to claim the title.
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Norman A7
Barry Walraven
University of Oklahoma
Sooner Athletic Department
Walraven
Don
Sooner
Gene Land
Central State
George Counts
Oklahoma City
Walraven Brothers
Hanson Wins In A Breeze At Gatlinburg Open
Beverly Hanson of India California won the first Gatlinburg Women s Open golf tournament with a final round 76 and total 295. She defeated rivals by a clear stroke in Gatlinburg Tennessee.
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Hanson
India
Calif
Corrie
Thevirly Hanson
San Antinis
Telly Cuminsu
San Antonio
Wee
Mickay
San
Iowa
Bets Dodd
Ile
Smith
Kan
En “Sith
Anint Reharda
Cabiabiy
Chi Rien Balin Tagge
Zbakey
Gt Mieetar
Wik
Alice Barre
Patho Pari
Runnie Rowell
Naples
Mity Bhulks
Ting Vhamaseile
Fas Croehen
Kathy Chinellin
Heen Botan
Softball Star Feigner to Headline Local Charity Game
Feigner the famed pitcher headlines a charity softball contest at Roosevelt Stadium tonight at 8 pm sponsored by the American Business Club. The King and Court team features local stars including Lattis Pratts and Menendez with Lawton and Sill hosts, while Feigner showcases 1100 possible pitches and a history of 127 games with every batter struck out.
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Gamtione
Feigner
UT Inn
Owl Healan
Hut
King
Wie
Cele Steels
Otal Hitlers
Comery
Lanieht
Don Lattis
Duncan
Fort Sill
Charlie Pratts
Lawton
Si Ad
Vic Menendez
Paul Kagan
Sill
Beth
Sorand
Bob Ingram
Bobby Dahn
Ralph Waruncke
John Marimor
Bob Blaci
Joe Isotaniachi
The
Law
Dressen Considers Senators Front Office Job Today
Washington Senators directors meet to decide if Charlie Dressen will take a front office post after his removal as manager. He weighs a job offering talent scouting to lift the team from the league basement. Dressen plans to discuss with his wife in California before deciding.
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Washington
Washington Somaturs
Dayton
Oor
Charlie Dressen
Dressen
Coll
Senators
Cale Wn Griffith
Era
Ifornia
Griffith
Cit
Baseball doubleheader boosts Robinsons as league leader
Yesterday's Stars report six hits by Frank Robinson and Nedlegs in a 7-5, 7-5 doubleheader sweep over Chicago. Tom Brewer and the Red improved to 80x with a 10-0 first-game win, holding Washington scoreless.
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TS Associated
Frank Robinson
Nedlegs
Chicago
Tom Brewer
Red
Washington
Zaharias Trophy Regulations Set
CHICAGO Revision in plans for the Babe Didrikson Zaharias Trophy presentation to the nation s top female athlete of the year. George Zaharias said the first presentation, moved from June 26 to January, will honor Pat McCoarmier the 1956 winner and the 1957 winner chosen by the AP poll. The award carries a $2000 trophy recognizing Babe s memory and will be given to the year s top athlete, professional or amateur.
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Andua
Babe Didrikson Zaharias
George Zaharias
Athlele
Pat McCoarmiers
Associated Press
Iths
Babe
Zaharias
Yesterday's Home Runs Hy The Agenoiated Preys
In a misty recap of baseball action, key figures such as Aaron Mute and H South appear among a crowded list of athletes and teams. The fragmentary text cites a Yankees matchup and various players, though many names are garbled. A sparse snapshot hints at a sports page round up of home run highlights and star performances.
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Garnert
Roe
Sos
Snider
Wouwers
Carey
Triusdos
Oriules
Zevalat
H. South
Aaron Mute
Moat
Iohinsim
Tedlega
Mursat
Cubes
Mother Gets Ideal Present For Golfing Columbus Mom
Columbus mother of two Mrs. George Dyer hit a hole in one on a par 3 at York Country Club, holing out with an eight iron from 110 yards on No. 8. She finished the round with a 98 for 18 holes and said the thrill left her game briefly out of control, noting she has shot in the 80s before.
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Columbus
Union
George Dyer
Ivan
Hale
York Country
Italy mishap won’t affect U S racing
Indianapolis. Duane Carter of USAC said Italy’s Mille Miglia mass deaths should not halt American racing. He cited safety on closed tracks, noting no spectator deaths at Indianapolis since WWI and no driver fatalities in the 500-mile for eight years until 1955. He praised improvements in car design and reported no injuries in recent practice mishaps despite spins near the track.
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Duane Carter
United States Auto Club
Italy
Alfonso de Portago
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Bill Vukovich
Carter
Speedway
Johnny Parsons
Los Angeles
Giuseppe “Nino” Farina
Varia
Ila
Tony Bettenhausen
Tinley Parl
Dick Rathmann
Trenton
George Amick
Venice
Calif
Parsons
Agajanian
Federal Engineering
Former Fordham Grid Star Len Eshmont Dies
Len Eshmont, former Fordham and Virginia football back, died yesterday at the university hospital in Charlottesville. Virginia backfield coach Ben Martin, who brought Eshmont to Charlottesville in 1966, praised his high courage and strength. Navy coach Eddie Erdelatz, who started Eshmont’s coaching career at Annapolis in 1950, called him a fine fellow and real competitor.
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Hint
Wordham University
Len Eshmont
University of Virgin
University Hospital
Virginia
Ben Martin
Eshmont
Navy
Eddie Erdelatz
Annapolis
Dean Is Loser Greenville Trims Hard-Luck Braves
In Greenville Texas on May 13 a thunderstorm-threatened night led to an anticipated postponement of Lawton at Greenville as the Majors beat the Braves 52. Greenville moved to 7-2, second to Ardmore while the Braves fell to 2-6 tied for the cellar after three tough catches by substitute outfielder Jack Mitchell. Mitchell, briefly replacing injured Joe Bentley, also starred in the field with seven game-saving plays.
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Tex
Lawton
Braves
Ardmore
Paul Dean
Jack Mitchell
Mitchell
Joe Bentley
Mitchell preserves Greenville win with clutch catch
In a tense finish Mitchell made a sliding, glove snag with bases loaded and one out to double off Tammy Brown at second, ending Lawton’s threat. Greenville had scored three in the first and added two insurance tallies in the seventh on Dick Mitchell and Carlos Mobley homers. Lawton’s lone bright spot was Gary Anderson’s third-inning single. Dean was wild, allowing seven hits and five walks in five frames as Lawton eyes tomorrow night’s game and a three-game set with Paris upcoming.
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Aaron
Bobby Gene Smith
Blasin
Duke Snider
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Padres
Dodgers
Pete Burnside
Dartmouth
Stan Lopata
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Phils
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Bob Miller
Vern Law
Pirates
Bubba Williams
Mitchell
Tammy Brown
Lawton
Dick Mitchell
Carlos Mobley
Gary Anderson
Central Junior High
Son Jing
Braves
Dean
Paris
Herb Scores Eye Improves After Treatment
Cleveland Indians star Herb Score shows progress after a line drive damaged his right eye. Dr Charles I Thomas reports the blood clot is half absorbed and the veil lifting yet a full exam to assess permanent damage has not occurred.
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Herb Score
Cleveland Indians
Charles I. Thomas
Thomas
Seminole Tops Ponca City 84 in Strong Stand Push
The Associated Press reports Seminole climbed from the cellar with an 84 victory over Ponca City, joining Lawton at the bottom. Lawton fell 5-2 to Greenville, Ardmore dropped by Shawnee but kept first place by one game, Muskogee rose to third with a 7-4 win over Paris, and Oilers homers by Ron Hogg and T. W. French powered a Cubs upset as Seminole shut them out 1-3.
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Associated Press
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Lawton
Lawton Braves
Greenville
Ardmore
Shawnee
Muskogee
Paris
Oilers
Cubs
Ron Hogg
T. W. French
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