Newcombe Shuts Out St Louis In Reds Victory
Newcombe, winless in LA, wins for Cincinnati 6-1 over St Louis. He limits the Cards to five hits after a Musial solo in the first, as Cincinnati climbs to third in the NL behind a three run third inning that includes Grammas, Lynch and Crowe. Mays and Musial trade NL batting leads as Williams and Giel deliver sharp pitching elsewhere.
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Jitters Plague Wimbledon and Queen's Stars
London report mixes nerves before Wimbledon with Queen's Club action. Barry MacKay and Althea Gibson face setbacks while Christine Truman and Margaret Du Pont push through. Ohio’s MacKay fears Laver upset. Cooper withdraws due to a torn thigh.
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Margaret Carter
DuPont Says Relaxation Helps Players Stay Calm
Mrs. DuPont argues that relaxation can ease pressure on players and reduce worry. She notes that taking a moment to unwind is not harmful and encourages a balanced approach to preparation and performance.
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Coed Golfers Head Into Semifinals In 1950s National Tournament
In Ames Iowa three repeaters from 1957 and a Minnesota newcomer Carole Pushing advanced to the semifinals of the Women's National Collegiate Golf Tournament. Carole, Carleton freshman, defeated Joanne Gunderson national amateur champion 1 up and faced defending champion Meriam Bailey Northwestern University. Judy Bell Wichita University, who lost last year's final, also advanced. Princeton's 1933 football team scored 217 points in nine games with one safety allowed.
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Pairing with Ann Ruth Ertoro of Penn State Revealed
The report notes a pairing today with Ann Ruth Ertoro representing Penn State, highlighting a notable collaboration or match.
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