Williams Was Right Bosox Ready To Start Climbing
Ted Williams powered Boston with four hits to lift the Red Sox to a 3 2 win over Washington as they chase first place New York in the AL standings. Ike Delock earned the win in relief, boosting Boston's momentum ahead of a pivotal four game set with the Yankees.
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Bearcats lure Robertson via Crowe recruiting push
The Cincinnati Bearcats benefited when George Crowe moved to the Milwaukee Braves and served as a go-between for Oscar Robertson, the Indiana state champion, with UC officials. UC coach Gary Smith promotes a strong incoming class as fan skepticism runs high.
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Morrow Not Extended By Coach On His Speed Yet
Abilene Christian College standout sprinter Morrow topped Olympic tryouts in Los Angeles winning both the 100 and 200 meters. Coach Oliver Jackson notes Morrow has room to grow and cites a rare curve speed record around 2.6 for the 200. Morrow avenged a prior Drake Relays loss to Dave Sime in the NCAA 100 meters with a 10.3 final.
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Oliver Jackson
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Los Angeles
Texas
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Duke
Sime
Dick Blair
Kansas
Egyptian Princess Dominates Oaks in World Record Pace
Egyptian Princess of the Clearview Stable led eight rivals to win the Coaching Club Trotting Oaks at Historic Track in Goshen New York. Earl Avery clocked 2 04 for the first dash, the fastest 3 year old trotter time on the half mile oval. The combined 4 08 2 5 broke the two heat race mark set in 1952 at Delaware Ohio as Grand Circuit opened.
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Maine
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Woodstock
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Delaware
Ohio
Lu Peck
Kell Nears All Time Fielding Record at Third Base
George Kell an all star third baseman for the Baltimore Orioles is poised to set a career fielding record in Washington next Tuesday. The 33 year old veteran has not committed an error in his last 70 games at third base as Willie Kamm’s 75 error mark from 1928 stands as the record today.
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Wade E. Miller
Gary Hornsby
Hamilton
Ronnie Dykes
Middletown
Larry Willey
Defiance
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Shelby Linville
Vanceburg
Smith
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High Lev
John “Socko
Wiethe
New York
George Kell
Baltimore Orioles
Wimbledon Seeds Shakeup Prepares Men For Final Clash
Wimbledon officials saw seeds toppled as eighth seed Vic Seixas and top seeds Lew Hoad and Ken Rosewall advanced to the semifinals alongside Ham Richardson. In the women's bracket, eighth seed Dorothy Head Knode and third seed Angela Mortimer were upset, clearing a path for three or four remaining seeds to reach the final rounds.
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Philadelphia
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Ken Rosewall
Australia
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Oxford
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Atlanta
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Mal Anderson
Ulf Schmidt
Sweden
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Forest Hills
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Britain
Vera Puzejova
Czechoslovakia
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Miss Ward
Louise Brough
Beverly Hills
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Shirley Fry
St. Petersburg
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Souchak Sets Wallasey Course Record in British Open Qualifier
Mike Souchak of Grossinger New York fired a 68 at Wallasey to break the course mark and secure a 36 hole total of 146 under the British Open qualifying rules. He credited the Hoylake test as among the hardest courses and plans a second Wallasey round as the qualifiers continue.
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Wallasey
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Belgium
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Uncle Sam
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N.C
Pebble Beach
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Tri-State Tennis Tourney Opens With Top Seeds
In Cincinnati the 57th Tri-State Tennis Tourney begins with top seeds asserting control on clay. Bernard Bartzen, No. 1 seed and national fifth, faces Bill ONeill of Dayton. Janet Hopps, top women’s seed from Seattle, meets Betty Epstein of Dayton as she contends for Mim Arnold’s vacated title.
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Tut) Bartzen
Bill O'Neill
Dayton
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Seattle
Betty Epstein
Mim Arnold
Redwood City
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City softball league round two materials available
Materials for the second rounds of city sponsored softball leagues are ready. Tom Carlson the recreation director announced in the American Legion Building. Managers are asked to pick up the equipment this week at the City Recreation Office.
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Baseball scores and schedules from multiple leagues
Schedule and results from American and minor leagues with teams like Chicago Detroit Kansas City Cleveland Boston Washington Baltimore New York Milwaukee Philadelphia St. Louis and others. Notable games include Chicago defeating Detroit 9 3 and Boston beating Washington 3 2. Also mentions suspended May 13 game continuing with Meyer and Kline pitching.
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Softball Card Slim Holiday Takes Its Toll
The Tuesday night softball slate shrinks to three games as Independence Day week off. American Slo-Pitch League ends first round with three games at Barnitz Field. Denton Sohio faces Bill's Restaurant while Pat's Bar meets Ray's Cafe in makeup contest. Aeronca Plant 3 and B'nai B'rith game moved to Thursday.
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Giardello Stops Baldoni in First Round in Wilkes Barre
New York’s St Nick’s favored fighter Joey Giardello stopped Tony Baldoni of Philadelphia 2 46 into the first round in Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania. Baldoni was knocked out as Giardello won 159 percent to 158 percent in total.
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Tony Baldoni
Wilkes Barre
Tebbetts on pennant race as Reds beat Braves to regain lead
Cincinnati manager Birdie Tebbetts said the pennant race is like an accordion with no single winner. He praised Milwaukee’s pitching depth and Brooklyn’s reliever Labine, while noting Chicago New York and Philadelphia all have strong staffs. Tebbetts spoke after Cincinnati’s 2 1 victory over Milwaukee as Reds moved back to first place.
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Detroit Tigers sale talks begin amid bidding
Detroit ball club owner Walter C. Briggs announces a formal bidding process with a tentative sale price of four to five million dollars for the American League franchise and Briggs Stadium. The Briggs heirs face a July 30 deadline to accept any bid while lawyers advise the trust to consider selling.
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Spike) Briggs
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Rigney Fined After Pittsburgh Dispute
Giants freshman manager Bill Rigney revealed a $60 fine from National League President Warren Giles for disputing a decision in Pittsburgh last Friday night. He said the penalty came after a confrontation with umpire Frank Cascoli over a seventh inning call that allowed three Pirates runs in a 6-3 victory.
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New York Giants
Warren Giles
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Jim Hearn
Klippstein Shuts Braves 2-1 As Reds Take NL Lead
Johnny Klippstein pitched eight innings of five singles and one home run by Bobby Thomson to beat the Braves 2-1 and push Cincinnati into the National League lead. Ted Williams fueled a 3-2 Red Sox win over the Senators with two doubles and two singles in five trips, sparking a seventh inning rally.
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