Kiwanis edge VFW in midget league play
Kiwanis of the Midget League edged VFW 15 to 12 on the diamond. Mowery led VFW with multiple hits, while Kiwanis surged with six runs in the sixth to pull within a three-way first-place tie. Sohio beat Acker's Dairy 12 to 0 in Peewee action as Green and Acker produced a one-hitter.
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VFW
Sohio
Acker’s
Max Myers
John Mowery
Myers
Ricky Danielson
Ricky
Mowery
Mike Walsh
Merl Bell
Jack Krannitz
Tom Gasser
Steve Rieder
John Hahn
Jim Cruise
Bill Conrad
Walsh
Conrad
Diamond
McQuaid
Kiwanians
Danielson
Jeff Todd
Cruise
Acker’s Dairy
Green
Hutchison
Ronnie Willis
Auker
Frazier
David Blankenship
Acker
Barry Metzler
Dairymen
Joop
Calhoun Favored To Defeat Boyd In TV Bout
Rory Calhoun of White Plains New York faces Chicago's Bobby Boyd in a 10 round television fight in Chicago Calhoun carries a 34 4 1 record with 18 knockouts and is ranked sixth by Ring Magazine and seventh by the NBA Boyd holds a 48 8 3 mark and is ranked eighth by both NBA and Ring Calhoun is listed as about a 2 to 1 favorite.
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Chicago
Rory Calhoun
White Plains
N. Y
Bobby Boyd
Calhoun
Boyd
Ring Magazine
National Boxing Assn
NBA
Baseball Scores And Standings Across Leagues
National and American League standings shown with teams and records. New York leads AL with 22 wins. Kansas City 30 losses, Detroit 31 losses. NL lists Milwaukee, St. Louis, San Francisco atop. multiple games reported with latest scores and results.
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New York
Kansas City
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Baltimore
Washington
Milwaukee
St. Louis
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Pro Net Stars Head For Masters
Pancho Gonzales led the pro tennis caravan toward Los Angeles for Jack Kramer’s Masters tournament opener. He is the favorite after a $4,750 sweep in the Tournament of Champions, plus $3,000 top money in singles, $750 in doubles with Ken Rosewall, and $1,000 appearance money from Kramer.
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Forest Hills
N. Y
Pancho Gonzales
Los Angeles
Jack Kramer
Gonzales
Lew Hoad
Ken Rosewall
Kramer
Forty-one Pro Stars Set For Rubber City Open
Forty-one PGA pros including Tommy Bolt, U S Open winner, will compete at Firestone Country Club July 3 6 for the $22000 Rubber City Open. The field includes all past event champions since PGA sanction began in 1954.
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Akron
Tommy Bolt
Firestone Country Club
Bolt
Slam-Bang Cards Rise To Second In NL Race
The St. Louis Cardinals surge to second place in the National League as Curt Flood leads a late charge with a two run homer in a 2-1 win over Pittsburgh. Joe Cunningham and Ken Boyer had sparked key wins, while San Francisco trails after a 2-1 loss to Milwaukee. Cubs rookie John Briggs blanked Philadelphia 3-0, Dodgers swept Cincinnati, and Spahn strong vs the Giants.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Joe Cunningham
Cincinnati
Ken Boyer
Braves
Milwaukee
Curt Flood
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Ronnie Kline
St. Louis
San Francisco Giants
John Briggs
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia
Los Angeles Dodgers
Warren Spahn
Giants
Ed Mathews
Joe Adcock
Stu Miller
Briggs
Phils
Dark
Cubs
Jack Sanford
Sammy Taylor
Dodgers
Gil Hodges
Joe Pignatano
Don Newcombe
Duke Snider
Hodges
Oklahoma State Lone Leader At National Collegiate Golf Meet
Williamstown Mass Ai Justice of Oklahoma State leads medalist race at the National Collegiate Golf Championship after two rounds with a 139 total but the field remains unsettled on day three as players finish 36 holes to qualify for match play at the Taconic Club.
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Williamstown
Mass
Ai Justice
Oklahoma State
Williams College
Taconic Club
Justice
Yankees Hit Five in Fourth Lift Win Over Cleveland
Early Wynn pitched scoreless innings before New York erupted for five runs in the fourth on homers by Mantle Lumpe and Siebern. Vic Power went 4 for 4 with a homer and a single to drive in all three Cleveland runs as the Tribe fell 5 3. Leo Kiely earned the win for the Yankees and Hoyt Wilhelm took the loss in relief. The Senators rallied late after a rain delay to score twice in the seventh on Neil Chrisley’s pinch single.
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Bob Purkey
Sandy Koufax
Dick Williams
Walt Dropo
Chicago White Sox
Reds
Bob Giallombardo
Snider
Hodges
Paul Foytack
Tigers
Bill Norman
Foytack
Baltimore
New York Yankees
Chicago
White Sox
A's
Washington
Kansas City
Boston
Cleveland
Early Wynn
Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Jerry Lumpe
Norm Siebern
Vic Power
Tribe
Lou Berberet
Leo Kiely
Hoyt Wilhelm
Senators
Ralph Terry
Neil Chrisley
Kinnear Manufacturing Co Becomes World Leader in Doors
The Kinnear Manufacturing Company of Columbus Ohio is identified as the world's largest producer of rolling and upward acting doors.
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The
Kinnear Manufacturing Company
Columbus
Ohio
Pony League Signups and Practice Schedules Announced
Mel Adams, summer baseball director, says boys aged 13 to 15 before Aug 1 may still sign up for Pony League. Sign ups are at the city swimming pool. Theo Johnson’s Pony League team will practice at the fairgrounds diamond at 6:30 p.m. Friday. King Lumber Co. team will practice at 5 p.m. Friday and 1 p.m. Saturday at the fairgrounds diamond.
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Mel Adams
Theo Johnson
Fairgrounds
King Lumber Co
Ohio Seniors golf championship field set at 150
In Columbus 150 golfers aged 55 to 80s will tee off Thursday for the two day Ohio Seniors championship at Scioto Country Club. Defending his title is D W Gill of Cincinnati Maketewah CC. Last year 227 competed and the field was trimmed by adding the 50-4 age bracket to pre seniors. Chillicothe is noted for paper aluminum ware and shoes.
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Columbus
Don W. Gill
Cincinnati
Maketewah Country Club
Scioto Country Club
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