Reds drop doubleheader as jitters hit Reds hard
Cincinnati loses 3-2 and 4-3 to Pittsburgh after out hitting the Pirates, key miscues and a rib bruise end Roy Hook’s stint. Frank Robinson homers and Bailey doubles, but costly eighth inning mistakes decide the nightcap. Reds slip to league cellar, head to Philadelphia for two with the Phillies. City Golf crown winners highlighted by Bill Rappill and others in year’s 10th annual tournament.
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Cincinnati
Redlegs
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Reds
Boses
Rhinelanders
Bailey
Jerry Lynch
Walt Dropo
Lynch
Don Hoak
Bill Mazeroski
Piraes
Frank Thomas
Dick Groat
Danny Kravitz
Vernon Law
Frank Robinson
Temple
Roy Face
Dropo
Lawrence
Roy McMillan
Presbyterian Hospital
Harvey Haddix
Ohe Reds
Inne
Robinson
Mazeroski
Hal Jeffcoat
Los Angeles
Phils
Redley
Bob Purkey
Ton Cardwell
Hoak
Lee Fondy
Bill Rappill
Paul Elrod
Tom Halderman
Warren Johnson
Jerry Brown
Dave Woodward
Billy Ritter
Bob Cade
Tom Wagner
Rupp Wins City Golf Title in Sudden Death Playoff
William Rupp II, celebrating his 20th birthday, becomes the youngest city golf champion at Wildwood after a dramatic sudden death playoff with Jerry Brown. Rupp finished 302 to tie Brown, then won the first playoff hole. Brown led after 72 holes but faltered with a five on the first hole.
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Bill Rupp
Idi
Brown
W. W. Sebald
William “Bill” Rupp
Wildwood
Young Bill
State
Rupp
Walt Payne
Dick Getter
P#gue
Tommy Wagner
Jim Hargis
Tom Sizer
Cliff Sweney
Bob
Billy Ritter
Ritter
Reed-Kopp
W W. Sebald
Armco Steel Corp
Emmett Greenwell
Greenwell
Rupp Wins City Golf Championship in Dramatic playoff
Bill Rupp III, age 20, captured the city championship at Wildwood in a dramatic playoff. The Ohio State student rose from a six year golf career to claim back to back junior titles in the City Tourna ment and in the American Legion Post 218 juniors event. He also had a hole in one last year.
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Bill Rupp
Wildwood
Rupp
Ohio State
American Legion Post
Royals Struggle to Spark Local Interest in NBA Club
The Cincinnati Royals face recruitment setbacks as two expected contributors, Jim Paxton from Dayton and Wayne Stevens from Cincinnati, are out for next year. Paxton retires to focus on insurance. Stevens breaks a foot in a Hamilton construction accident and misses this season. Franklin's Johnny Powell and Miami's Wayne Embry are now the contenders the Royals rely on.
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Cincinnati Royals
National Basketball Association
Jim Paxton
University of Dayton
Wayne Stevens
University of Cincinnati
Paxton
Stevens
Hamilton
Franklin
Johnny Powell
Miami
Wayne Embry
Royals
Yankees Have New Catcher Ready John Blanchard
Bill Dickey says Yogi Berra's successor could be John Blanchard, a Denver opponent in the American Association. The veteran notes Blanchard, in his last minor year, hits for distance and can back up the old tools of ignorance.
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Bill Dickey
NEW York Yankee
Yogi Berra
Yogi
John Blanchard
Blanchard
Denver
American Association
Yankees
Babe Ruth
Bill Rigney
San Francisco Giants
Hawaii Kai II Sets New Speed Record in 51st Gold Cup
Mawali Kei III blasted to a 103.481 mph record pace to win the 51st Gold Cup speedboat race at Seattle. Coral Reef of Tacoma placed second, Gale V of Detroit third, Maverick of Lake Mead fourth, Gale VI fifth. Miss Thriftway wrecked after losing rudder, causing Coast Guard patrol boat collision and a long interruption. Bill Muncey and five guardsmen injured.
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Mawali Kei III
Story
Coral Reef
Tacoma
Wash
Gale V
Detroit
Maverick
Lake Mead
Bill Steadauven Hydro
Gale VI
Miss Burien
Miss Spokane
Miss Thrifdway
Lake Washington
Coast Guard
Bill Muncey
Coast
Thrifty
National League Standings and Schedule Report
NL standings show Milwaukee leading with 63 wins and 45 losses followed by San Francisco 57 52 and Pittsburgh 56 52. Monday games feature Milwaukee at Pittsburgh and Cincinnati at Philadelphia with several night matchups across the circuit including Chicago at Los Angeles and St. Louis at San Francisco.
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Ww. L. Pet. G.B
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cactanati
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Baseball Scores and Schedule From The Week
Sunday results show New York 7 3 Boston 5 9 Cleveland 11 2 Kansas City 2 4 Chicago 5 3 Detroit 2 4 second games 10 innings Washington 6 1 Baltimore 2 6 Tuesday schedule lists Kansas City at Detroit Boston at Washington Baltimore at New York Chicago at Cleveland International League results Miami 8 2 Toronto 2 2 second game called end of 4 curfew Rochester 5 1 Richmond 240 Columbus 1 2 Buffalo 0 4 Havana 2 1 Montreal 140
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Baltimore
New York
Boston
Washington
Chicago
Cleveland
Kansas City
Detroit
Miami
Toronto
Rochester
Richmond
Columbus
Buffalo
Havana
Montreal
Braves Can Win NL Pennant If Injuries Stay Quiet
Milwaukee Braves lead the National League by six games as manager Fred Haney expresses confidence in the club despite ongoing injuries. Warren Spahn rectangles Bob Friend in Pittsburgh for a two game series. Eddie Mathews tallies his 1000th hit as the Braves sweep a doubleheader against the Phillies. West Covington and Bill Bruton remain hampered but play on.
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Pittsburgh
Fred Haney
Milwaukee Braves
Haney
Braves
Pirates
Warren Spahn
Bob Friend
Klaney
Philadelphia Phillies
Phillies
Philadelphia
Twin Hill
Eddie Mathews
Mathews
Mathews was in a__ little ‘stump,” Haney
Caney
West Covington
Bill Bruton
Yesterday's Stars by The Associated Press
Batting for the Giants Jim Davenport belted two homers a double and two singles helping San Francisco to a 12 8 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers. In the Athletics win Dick Tomanek fanned three batters in the 9th with bases loaded to retire the Indians and again in the 10th after Roger Maris homered to put Oakland ahead 4 2. Cleveland won the opener 11 2.
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Jim Davenport
Giants
San Francisco
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dick Tomanek
Athletics
Kansas City
Cleveland
Washington
Dick Hyde
Senators
Baltimore
Hyde
Pedro Ramos
Tomanek
Tom Gorman
Larry Doby
Rocky Colavito
Dick Brown
Detroit
Chicago
White Sox
Bowsfield
Norm Siebern
Yankees
Red Sox
Bob Turley
Pete Runnels
Jackie Jenssen
Braves Rally In Doubleheader Sweep At Philadelphia
Milwaukees Braves pounded 33 hits in an 8-7 and 14-3 doubleheader sweep over the Phillies at Connie Mack Stadium. Del Cran dall homered twice, Hank Aaron swiped two triples, Eddie Mathews had seven hits and six runs, and Frank Torre drove in five as Milwaukee piled up 19 hits.
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Philadelphia
Connie Mack Stadium
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
Phillies
del Crandall
Hank Aaron
Eddie Mathews
Frank Torre
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Cubs
Redbirds
St. Louis
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Giants
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Cincinnati
Prates
Daniels Wins Publinx Championship In Sudden Death
In Springfield Ohio 19 year old Dave Daniels of Columbus captured the 25th Ohio Public Links title after a 72 hole tie with Art Todd. Daniels won on the first extra hole denying Todd a second victory and tying his earlier 195? title. The final 72 holes ended 288 at Snyder Park.
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Springfield
Ohio
Dave Daniels
Columbus
Art Todd
Todd
Daniels
Ohio State
Capital City
Snyder Park
New Pitching Aces Loom In AL Highlight Braves Era Names
AEs pitchers Bowsfield Woodeshick Hyde and Tomanek headline a strong AL group. Bowsfield held the Yankees hitless until two outs in the seventh as Boston beat New York 9 3. Woodeshick navigated a 10 inning loss while Hyde earned his 16th save in Washingtons 6 2 win.
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Hal Woodeshick
Cleveland
Kansas City
Indians
Rain Delays Milwaukee Open Golf Tournament Final
Torrential rain and strong winds flooded Tripoli Golf Club forcing suspension of the Milwaukee Open final round. All Sunday scores were wiped and Cary Middlecoff led at 13 under after 54 holes, with Bill Casper Jr and Bob Goalby tied for second. Joe Conrad and Paul Harney trailed by four.
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Milwaukee
Tripoli Golf Club
Cary Middlecoff
Memphis
Tenn
Tripoli
Bill Casper Jr
Apple Valley
Calif
Bob Goalby
Belleville
Joe Conrad
San Antonio
Tex
Paul Harney
Worcester
Mass
Perez defeats Ragone in Ciudad Trujillo bout
In Ciudad Trujillo Dominican Republic Pascual Perez from Argentina outpointed Tito Ragone from Italy. In Los Angeles Jose Luis Cotero from Argentina beat Irish Tommy Bain. In Hartford Willie Pep defeated Jesse Rodriguez in a notable card with weights unavailable.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Pascual Perez
Argentina
Tito Ragone
Italy
Hollywood
Jose Luis Cotero
Los Angeles
Tommy Bain
Painesville
Ohio
Willie Pep
Hartford
Conn
Jesse Rodriguez
Warren
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Clint Courtney
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