Spahn Still Spoiling To Face Brooks
Warren Spahn, ageless Braves left-hander, relieved and beat the Dodgers 9 7 in a brief appearance. He has 13 career wins against Brooklyn and last defeated them in 1951. Braves manager Fred Haney avoids using Spahn against Brooklyn in starts, citing lineup matchups and Amoros as a threat.
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Chuck Capal
Milwaukee
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Brooklyn
Don Zimmer
Junior Gilliam
Bob Buhl
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Dodgers
Boston
Spahr
Fred Haney
Charlie Grimm
Haney
Sandy Amoros
Roger Craig
Amoros
Dodg
Ers
Walter Alston
Zimmer
Alston
Bob Trowbridge
Trowbridge
Pancho Gonzales tops Sedgman in pro tennis tourney
Pancho Gonzales defeated Frank Sedgman 6-1 3-6 6-1 in a pro tourney at the 3,200-seat Tennis Club, winning $2,500. Sedgman tied for second with Ken Rosewall and Pancho Segura, each earning about $1,083. Lew Hoad struggled early while Tony Trabert beat a rising Australian in straight sets.
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Los Angeles
Richard (Pancho) Gonzales
Frank Sedgman
Big Pancho
Jack Kramer
Sedgman
Gonzales
Pancho
Ken Rosewall
Pancho Segura
Lew Noad
Tony Trabert
Italy on brink of Davis Cup role against United States
Italy's Nicola Pietrangeli needed five wins to keep his Davis Cup team on track for a December trip to Australia and a shot at the United States and the Philippines for the title. In Brussels, Pietrangeli trailed Philippe Washer 4 6 6 3 8 4 in the final set when darkness halted play as the European zone endgame began. The U.S. routed Brazil 5–0 in Brookline, Mass., in the American zone final. The survivor in Brussels would face the European champion, with the final winner advancing to the Cup final against defending champions. Also reported: Jim Jarrett and Jack Hennen, North Dakota freshmen, posted straight A grades in their first semester. Allegheny College saw 73 of 610 male undergraduates win varsity letters in 1956-57.
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Nicola Pietrangeli
Australia
U.S
Philippines
Brazil
Brookline
Mass
Pietrangeli
Belgium
Philippe Washer
Brussels
Fired Bragan Has Full Schedule
Bobby Bragan, just fired as Pittsburgh Pirates manager, plans talks with Julio Arcos of Almendares in Cuba to sign a winter contract worth about 10000 dollars. He will also receive a 1957 convertible at Chartiers Country Club, a gift initially set for Forbes Field before next Friday’s game.
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Pittsburgh
Bobby Bragen
Pittsburgh Pirates
Julio Arcos
Almendares
Bragan
Chartiers Country Club
Forbes Field
Golf Club
New Faces Feature Promises New Boxing Talent on TV Card
Promoter Roddy Brenner from St Nicholas Arena showcases six New York boxers in a Monday New Faces show. Eddie Lynch meets Danny Russo in an eight round main event, with Bill Flamio, Johnny Gorman, Calvin Davis, and Eddie Thompson also appearing. DuMont TV and ABC TV carry the card with additional bouts including Spider Webb versus Charley Joseph. Sugar Hart fights Virgil Akins in a 10 round NBC telecast.
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St. Nicholas Arena
Gihters
Eddie Lynch
Danny Russo
New York
Bill Flamio
Johnny Gorman
Calvin Davis
Eddie Thompson
DuMont
Sugar Hart
Walter Byars
Cleveland
Virgil Akins
St. Louis
NBC Radio-Tv
Chadwick Sets Bristol Channel Swim Record in Penarth
Chadwick, the famed distance swimmer from San Diego, set a Bristol Channel record of 6 hours 7 minutes swimming from Weston-Super-Mare to Penarth about 14 miles. She beat the men's mark of 7 hours 5 minutes by Harry Temme, with Jenny James of Wales holding the prior women's record of 8 hours 29 minutes. She described the water as cold but easier than the English Channel and planned Irish Sea training in two weeks.
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England
Florence Chadwick
Bristol Channel
San Diego
Calif
Harry Temme
Jenny James
Wales
Weston-Super-Mare
Pen‘arth
Chadwick
English Channel
Irish Sea
Kansas City Joins National Industrial Basketball League
Kansas City will join the National Industrial Basketball League next season with a community team. NIBL president Lou Wilke announced that Kansas City has been granted a franchise, the league’s only community sponsored squad amid industry backed teams in Peoria Bartlesville Denver Akron and Wichita.
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Kansas City
Lou Wilke
NIBL
Peoria
Bartlesville
Okla
Denver
Akron
Ohio
Wichita
Kan
Slaughter leads Yankees to double win and milestone
Enos Slaughter collected five hits in two games versus Cleveland boosting his career total to 2901. He hit a three run homer to open the opener, and in the second game his ninth inning rally helped win 6-5 with Harvey Haddix on relief and 62.3 innings of shutout effort. A tractor trailer fire on the Ohio Turnpike near Strongsville disrupts traffic with driver David Bradley, 22, of Sharon. Notice of appointment details show Milton Daniel Sheatsley as executor in Butler County Ohio probate. multiple heirs named with dispute over Elizabeth Lydia Sheatsley estate and Standard Building & Loan Co. involved in the petition.
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Cleveland
Ingle
Harvey Haddix
Phillies
St Louis
Philadelphia
Strongsville
David Bradley
Sharon
Clarence Vallentine Sheatsiey, Jr
Sonora
California
Richard A. Gugel
Richard A Gugel, Jr
Robert
Magowen Drive
Santa Rosa
Milton Daniel Sheatsley
Elizabeth Lydia Sheatsley
Elizabeth Sheatsley
Butler County
Hamilton
Ohio
Middletown
Eldorado
Standard Building &Loan Co
Cincinnati
Oyer of
Ren M. Kitchen
Steel Could Finish Big Near Record
Cleveland report from Steel magazine notes a spotty first half but a hopeful outlook for the second half of 1957. Industry profits depend on appliances construction and autos. opinions differ on whether total 1957 net income will exceed 1956. Inventory satisfaction rises as buying strengthens and August orders improve. finished steel base price stays at 146.194 per ton while ingot production slips to 79 percent of capacity.
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Cleveland
Steel
Metalworking Journal
Legion Squad Fall to Miller Pontiac 8 5
In a Junior Legion League game at Barnitz Field American Legion Post 218 rallied late but lost 8 to 5 to Miller Pontiac of Dayton. Miller Pontiac scored four in the third, two in the fifth and added runs in the seventh and eighth. Ken Harrison doubled and Jim Gibbs tripled in the middle innings. Charley Fuller collected three hits.
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American Econ Post 218
Bseball
Miller Pontiac
Dayton
Barnitz ‘Field
JB. Reffit
Ken Harrison
Jim Gibbs
Charley Fuller
Weather girl from Midville becomes NBC forecast darling
Tedi Thurman a Midville Georgia native rose from modeling to weather reports on NBC Radio Monitor and NBC Tonight. Her sultry modified Southern delivery divides weather purists yet endears her to many. She trained to lose her accent and joined NBC under contract, leaving modeling behind.
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Midville
Tedi Thurman
NBC Radio
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Watch and Ward Society
Monitor
NBC
Weekend Accident Toll Is 21 In Ohio
An Associated Press tally shows twenty one people died in Ohio over the weekend. Fatalities include traffic crashes, drownings, a sewer gas death in Van Wert, a swinging accident, and a bathtub fall. Notables: Charles Parsons, Donna Allen, Sherry Eckstein, and Maria Livas among others.
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Larry Black
Foster
Lebanon
Joseph F. Moore
Hillsboro
Maria Livas
Port Clinton
Charles Taylor
Cleveland
Sherry Eckstein
Roberta Osborne
New Washington
Crawford County
Robert Shealy
Columbus
Lake Erie
Catalpa Island
Nida Parker
Bethel
Georgetown
Capitol Cloakroom Guest Stuart Symington Tonight
Radio program WHIO airs Senator Stuart Symington as guest on Capitol Cloakroom at 9:30 PM. Telecast listings note televised talent and entertainment from WHIO WKRC Arthur Godfrey and Arthur Murray Party on WLW and WHIO.
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Derailed Freight Cars Disrupt Ohio Rail Lines
A 42 car derailment split 400 yards of track near Greenwich Ohio. A 91 car freight from Columbus to Cleveland derailed at the Baltimore and Ohio and New York Central junction spilling caustic soda and antifreeze. No injuries reported as Greenwich volunteers stood by.
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Greenwich
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Greenwich Volunteer Fire Department
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Cleveland
Yale Scientists Report Human Clot Dissolver Tests
Two Yale researchers say human patients at Roswell Park Memorial Institute in Buffalo are being given a clot dissolver after successful animal trials. The substance aims to reduce dangerous blood clots that can trigger heart attacks or cause phlebitis and pulmonary clots.
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Conn
Yale
Roswell Park Memorial Institute
Buffalo
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Singer Marion Marlowe Ailing From Virus, Not Heart
New York singer Marion Marlowe, once with the Arthur Godfrey TV and radio troupe, is reported to have a virus infection rather than a heart ailment. She was moved to Doctors Hospital after chest pains and is in an oxygen tent resting comfortably with improvement observed.
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Marion Marlowe
Miss Marlowe
Arthur Godfrey
Doctors ‘Hospital
Larry Puck
Italian Ship Is Blacklisted in Suez Canal Controversy
Italian freighter Monte Pellegrino is blacklisted by Egyptian authorities for carrying cargo from Israel and barred from receiving supplies or fuel in Egyptian ports. The ship may still use the Suez Canal. The report notes British freighter Maltese Prince arriving in Alexandria with the first British cargo since the Suez invasion.
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Suez Canal
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