Slaughter Guides Yankees In Double Victory Over Cleveland
Enos Slaughter 41, veteran Yankee and old Cardinal, belted a three run homer and five hits in a doubleheader sweep of Cleveland boosting his career total to 2301. The Yankees, led by Slaughter, won 5-2 in the opener and 6-5 in the nightcap, extending their lead in the flag race while other AL and NL results echoed the busy baseball day.
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Slaughter
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Jerry Lumpe
Enos
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Baltimore
Orioles
Kansas City
Billy Lees
Washington
Detroit
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St. Louis
Phillies
Harvey Haddix
Cards
Amor Delivers First Victory as Reds Edge Giants in 14 Innings
Cincinnati’s Vincente Amor, a Cuban rookie, earned his first major league decision by scattering six hits over a complete game in the nightcap 3-2 win. The opener stretched 14 innings with New York prevailing 7-4 as Gail Harris and Willie Mays homered for the Giants.
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Brooklyn
Vicory
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del Rice
Johnny Logan
Henry Aaron
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New York
Willie Mays
Redlegs
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Chicago
Minneapolis
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Golf Tourney Qualifiers Lead With 143 Total
Emmett Greenwell shot 69 to 143 total and lead the 9th Annual City Golf Tournament qualifiers. Ritter and others trailed as final 36 holes set for next weekend at Wildwood with 15 players qualifying.
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Emmett Greenwell
Armco
Wildwood
Giants trade choices draw debate and notes on tennis rise
Radio sportscasts draw flak for treating mound visits as crimes while hometown managers get gentler on air. Giants stars Bill Brandt Willie Kirkland and Willie White loom in talks as a trade with Red Schoendienst is questioned. Also mention tennis growth after U S Brazil victory and Midcenter Stables Kentucky harness winners Newsman tops their stable led by Middletown and Center ville traders. Canton All-Star trip signals readiness.
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New York Giants
Bill Brandt
Willie Kirkland
Willie White
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Gene Conley
Ray Crone
Red Schoendienst
Milwaukee Braves
Johnny Antonelli
Bob Buhl
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Florence
Centerville
Leon Mitchell
Johnny Moore
Middletown High
Canton
Glenn Ellison
More Hunting Than Fishing In Ohio Counties
State auditor figures show Butler County sold 15 758 hunting licenses versus 13 407 fishing licenses. Warren County had 6 197 hunting and 5 345 fishing licenses. statewide totals: 666 814 hunting and 831 750 fishing licenses.
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Butler County
Jim Rhodes
Warren County
Ohio
Sertoma Clinches Win in Final Class AA Game
Sertoma beat First National Bank 14 to 8 as Striefthau's earned a 7 to 0 forfeit from American Legion Post 218 to close the Class AA season. Terry Alfry relieved Baty to earn the win, Weidner homered for the winners, who collected 10 hits off Fuller and Kendall.
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First National Bank
Striefthau's
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Baty
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Fuller
Kendall
Bentley Post Opens Ohio Legion Tourney With Cleveland
The Ohio American Legion Baseball Tournament starts at Ohio State University diamonds with Bentley Post of Cincinnati facing Cleveland Transit Post 206 at 9 a m. Also at 9 a m Warren Post 278 meets Newark Post 85 and nan Post 284 plays Columbus Elyria Post 12 faces Portsmouth Post 23 at 12 30 p m Springfield Post 6 meets East Liverpool and Akron Post 209 takes on Celina Post 210 Bridgeport Post 226 battles Lancaster Post 11 at 4 p m
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Ramos Hits First Major League Home Run in Record Season
Washington pitcher Pete Ramos homered for his first major league home run and earned his eighth win as the Senators defeated Detroit. Ramos allowed four Detroit homers by Kaline, Tuttle, Boone, and Al Kaline, setting an American League single season record with 35 home runs off him, surpassing Camilo Pascual's 34.
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Milt Bolling
Rocky Bridges
Eddie Yost
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Bill Tuttle
Ray Boone
al Kaline
Tigers
Haddix
Larry
Jackson
McDaniel
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Buddy
Camilo Pascual
Morrison Second at Cambridge Hydroplane Races
Harold Morrison of Middle Town finished second in the 136 cubic inch hydroplane races Sunday at Cambridge Maryland. The 1957 University of Connecticut football team will play 10 games, the school's longest schedule since 1900.
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University of Connecticut
Realist de Vicenzo Aims for All American Lead in Rain Scored Round
Roberto de Vicenzo, from Mexico City, holds a four stroke lead at the All American Golf Tournament after a 54 hole 203, with Sam Snead at 207 and Paul Harney at 208. In the women’s division Clifford Ann Creed leads with 241 over Lois Drarke. Jackie Pung tops the women’s pro with 226. Don Cherry and Howard Everitt lead the men’s amateur at 220.
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Chicago
Roberto de Vicenzo
Mexico City
Roberto
Tam, O'Shanter
Bobby Locke
Land
Sam Snead
Paul Harney
Harney
Worchester
Mass
Bill Casper
Don
Finsterwald
Jimmy Demaret
Clifford Ann Creed
Opelousas
Lois Drarke
Jackie Pung
Fay Crocker
Patty Berg
National League Standings and Results Summary
NL standings show St Louis Milwaukee Brooklyn Cincinnati Philadelphia New York Chicago Pittsburgh and others with varying records. Sundays results include New York 7 Cincinnati 3 in 14 innings and Philadelphia 5 St Louis 4 in 12 innings. Tuesday schedule lists Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Chicago at St Louis and Cincinnati at Milwaukee.
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Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Schedule and scores from major leagues and associations
Baseball standings and daily results across the National and American Leagues. Details include Cleveland at New York and Chicago against Boston with scores. Tuesday matchups listed for Washington New York Boston Baltimore Kansas City Chicago Cleveland Detroit. plus International and American Association results from Toronto Columbus Richmond Montreal Rochester Miami Buffalo Havana Minneapolis Charleston Wichita Denver Omaha Indianapolis St Paul Louisville.
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Ted Williams Sees Leg Limitations Hindering .400 Quest
Boston star Ted Williams, nearing 39, believes his aging legs may prevent reaching .400 despite a 46 point surge to .389 after the All Star break. He cites three keys to hitting .400: a good year, getting breaks, and having the legs. Since July 9 he has 38 hits eight homers in high at bats, with 84 walks including 25 intentional, approaching league marks.
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Ted Willams
Dick Donovan
Chicago
Donovan
Lee
Kansas City
Roy Sievers
Williams
Ted
Brooklyn
Duke
Hammerle Tops Wildwood Play With Under Par 70
Bob Hammerle shot a 36 34 to lead the Wildwood field yesterday finishing one under par 70. Cliff Sweeney 37 35 and Jim Reichelderfer 41 31 tied for second at 72. Shorty Wagner 39 34 73 and Dave Woodward 37 36 73 also posted solid scores.
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Mort Taylor
E. J. Sabo
Bert Feinthal
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Dr O. L. Layman
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C. L. Mers
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Ben Atchley
Ryegate Athlete Wins Big in Local Track Meet
Ryegate Mont athlete John Wrzesinski led a small team to victory in a three-way Class C track and field meet. He captured first in high hurdles, low hurdles, 100 yard dash, 220, pole vault, high jump, broad jump, discus and shot put to total 45 points of his team's 106.
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Ryegate
Mont
John Wrzesinski
Wrzesinski
Canton grid drills open for 12th North South All Star game
The 12th North South Ohio High School Football Game practice began at Fawcett Stadium. South coach Hugh Hindman of Columbus North arrived with assistants Joe Carlo Newark Bob Kappes Cincinnati Western Hills and Jim Vennari Rutland to lead sessions.
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Ohio
Fawcett Stadium
Hugh Hindman
Columbus North
Joe Carlo
Newark
Bob Kappes
Cincinnati Western Hills
Jim Vennari
Rutland
Davies Almost Sinks Two Aces in City Golf Tourney
Dart mouth College junior Don Davies nearly carded two holes in one in the city tourney. He holed out on No 2 with a 137 yard No 9% iron and drove a near pin on No 10, finishing the round with 4m 80.
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Don Davies
Davies
Dartmouth College
Jones 79 Low At Browns Run Course Over Weekend
Tom Jones carded a 39 38 77 at Browns Run Country Club to lead weekend play. In special events Syl S h e t t e r Harry Holiday and Rowan Crawford tied for most fours. Ted Bacon had the most sevens and George Harvey the most eights. Lowing was Brooks Billman with 29.
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Browns Run
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Harry Holiday
Rowan ‘Crawford
Ted Bacon
George Harvey
Lowing
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