Reds Lose Lead as Mizell Tops Reds in 11 Innings
St Louis pitcher Wilmer Mizell outdueled Cincinnati as the Cardinals edged the Redlegs 4-3 in 11 innings. Joe Cunningham drove in the winning run with a double after Ken Boyer sparkled with a run and a key infield play. Crowe and Temple contributed timely hits as Cincinnati’s infield miscues paved unearned runs for St Louis.
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Cincinnati Redlegs
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St. Louis Cardinals
George Crowe
Ken Boyer
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Don Hoak
Bobby Gene Smith
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Don Blasingame
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Joe Cunningham
Wally Post
Umpires and scorers named for All-Star game in St Louis
Commissioner Ford Frick announced six umpires and three official scorers for Tuesday's All-Star game in St. Louis. Umpires are Frank Cascoli Nat Dixon Stan Landes John Stevens Larry Napp and Nestor Chylak with Cascoli rotating from catcher to third base. Scorers are Daniel M Daniel J Roy Stockton and Robert L Barnes of their respective papers.
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Ford Frick
St. Louis
Frick
Frank Cascoli
Nat Dixon
Stan Landes
John Stevens
Larry Napp
Nestor Chylak
Cascoli
Stevens
Napp
Dixon
Landes
Chylak
Daniel M. Daniel
New York World Telegram and Sun
Baseball Writers Assn. of America
J. Roy Stockton
The
St. Louis Post- Dispatch
Robert L. Barnes
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Yesterday's Stars Pitching and Batting
Wilmer Mizell pitched 11 innings allowing nine hits and fanned seven in a 4-3 Cardinals win over the Reds to put St. Louis in first place. Earl Torgeson slugged a double and a single driving in four runs as the White Sox defeated the Indians 14-4.
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Giants
Pittsburgh
Chicago White Sox
Washington
White Sox
Cleveland
Boston
Indians
Baltimore
Billy Lees
Detroit
Jim Bunning
Kansas City
Mizell
Cincinnati
George Crowe
Art Ditmar
Bud Byerly
Mickey Mantle
Yankee
Earl Torgeson
Jim Rivera
Jim Wilson
Chicago
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Rivera
Mike Fornicles
Red Sox
Orioles
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Bunning
Ruuns
Hee Lopez
Gus Zernial
Tim Thompson
Virgil Trucks
Charlie Maxwell
Frank Bolling
Wilmer Mizell
Cardinals
Redlegs
Mantle Keeps Power Elsewhere as Home Run Mark Stands
Mickey Mantle of the Yankees may be the best power hitter, but Baltimore fans doubt it after he failed to homer in the one game there last season. He did hit 52 homers overall, with at least one in all other American League parks.
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Mizell
Joe Cunningham
Milwaukee
Chicago
Brooklyn
Roy Campanella
Robin Roberts
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Mickey Mantle
Yankees
Tere
Mantle
New York Yankee
Yanks Senators
John Stevens
Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Overview
The standings highlight Mantle of New York with a .377 average and 69 runs while Williams of Boston posts 347 at bats and 54 runs. Sievers leads RBIs with 57, Mantle and Skowron tied at 56. Malzone of Boston has 102 hits. Kaline and Lemon tie for 102. Minoso and Kaline top doubles with 2 while Nieman, McDougald, Simpson share triples at 6. Mantle also leads home runs with 22. Williams has 20. Pillarick and Landis share 10 steals. Shantz leads decisions at 1 1 900 and Bunning has 102 233 strikeouts.
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Mantle
New York
Williams
Boston
Sievers
Washington
Skowron
Minoso
Chicago
Malzone
Kaline
Detroit
Nieman
Baltimore
McDougald
Simpson
Pilarcik
Landis
Shantz
Bunning
Wynn
Cleveland
Baseball Leaders Echo 200 At Bats Pace
Batting based on 200 at bats lists Aaron Milwaukee Musial St Louis in runs hits and home runs. Mays Bruton Hoak Temple and others show figures for runs batted in steals and triples. Pitching leaders Schmidt St Louis Sanford Philadelphia dominate wins and strikeouts in a compact leaderboard snapshot.
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Fondy
Eee
Musial
St. Louis
Aaron
Milwaukee
Robinson
Cincinnati
Akee
Mwaukee
Louis
Hoak
Mays
New York
Bruton
St Louis
Temple
Schmidt
Sanford
Philadelphia
Drott
Chicago
Rotary leader James Wathhurst dies in England
James Lewis Wathhurst aged 55 president of Rotary International in Britain and Ireland died last night in Warrington England.
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Warrington
England
James Lewis Wathhurst
Rotary International
Britain
Ireland
National League Schedule and Results Summary
Weekend baseball note lists NL games with Cincinnati at St. Louis Chicago at Milwaukee and more. Friday results show Brooklyn, New York, Chicago, St. Louis winners in tight scores. Sunday schedule includes multiple rematches and interleague play results.
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Cincinnati
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Chicago
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
New York
Washington
Cleveland
Baltimore
Boston
Kansas City
Detroit
Columbus
Miami
Buffalo
Rochester
Montreal
Toronto
Havana
Richmond
Louisville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Omaha
Wichita
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Charleston
St. Paul
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G.B
Sear
Race Car Groups To Join Forces At Ciney Bow
Cincinnati racing night features a 50 lap Ohio State Championship open to 1949-53 strictly stock cars with about 20 entries from CRA and ORA. Dudley Stacy, driving No 1, is anticipated to lead the field as top drivers from Columbus Akron and Greater Cincinnati compete on the high banks. Modified stock cars also return on a full program of events.
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Consolidated and
Ohio Racing Associations
CRA
ORA
Columbus
Akron
Sign on Madison Car Endorses Hogan for President
A Madison automobile displays a sign reading Ben Hogan for President If we must have a golfer lets elect la good one The note reflects a humorous political promotion directed at the 1940s era audience.
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Madison, Wis
Madison
Ben Hogan
Feller Calls for Players Voice in Choosing Baseball Commissioner
Former pitcher Bob Feller urged changes to give players a say in selecting the baseball commissioner and to revise the reserve clause. He also criticized talk of shifting franchises and advocated free agency after five years. He spoke after 18-year Indians tenure, stressing his fight for a better players deal.
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Feller
San Francisco
Bob Feller
Cleveland
The
Queen to attend Wimbledon amid royal avoidance chatter
Queen Elizabeth makes her first Wimbledon appearance amid criticism of her nonattendance. She will watch Althea Gibson and Darlene Hard compete for the women's singles title as British tennis fans hope the outing boosts Wimbledon’s pageantry.
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Wimbledon
England
Queen Elizabeth
Althea Gibson
New York
Darlene Hard
Montebello
Calif
George VI
Tennis seeds face foreign challengers in Tri-State action
In Cincinnati three foreign entrants reach the semi finals of the Tri-State Tennis Tournament. Armando Vieira of Brazil defeats Jose Ochoa of Mexico in three sets to meet top seed Bernard Barizen of Dallas. Martha Hernandez of Mexico defeats Linda Vail of Oakland to face Luis Felix of Meriden. Margareta Bonstrom of Sweden meets Pat Naud of California as Vieira advances and Barizen dominates.
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Cincinnati
Armando Vieira
Brazil
Jose Ochoa
Mexico
Martha Hernandez
Linda Vail
Oakland
Calif
Vieira
Bernard Barizen
Dallas
Art Andrews
Iowa City
Miss Hernandez
Luis Felix
Meriden
Conn
Miss Felix
Sam Giammaiva
Houston
Barry MacKay
Dayton
Ohio
Bob Potthas
Waukesha
Wis
Clit Vickery
Margareta Bonstrom
Sweden
California
Pat Naud
Jets thump Marlins 10 1 as Douglas fires five hitters
Columbus Jets win 10 to 1 over the Miami Marlins on Friday night. Charles Whammy Douglas pitched a five hitter and earned the win in Columbus.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank Oceak
Columbus Jets
Miami Marlins
Charles
Douglas
Lehigh Golf Tops Delaware for Coach Leckenby’s 100th Win
Bethlehem Pa Lehigh’s golf team defeated Delaware 14 to 4 to mark the 100th victory under coach Bill Leckenby in ten years. Through 1200 wins and 21 losses in that span the Mountain Hawks led 3 matches.
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Bethlehem
Lehigh
Delaware
Bill Leckenby
Armco Triangles to Play Gardner Board at Armco Park
Armco Triangles will face Gardner Board in an Industrial League softball game tonight at Armco East Side Park at 7 P M not Gardner diamond. Tomorrow night Armco hosts Dayton Henry Cafe at Gardner diamond at 6 P M with Whitey Huff pitching for Armco and Paul Johnson or Harry Hively for Henry Cafe. Kenny Fox, a Middletown area figure, will join the Dayton team.
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Armco East Side Park
Gardner Diamond
Armco
Jim Blankenship
Dayton Henry Cafe
Kenny Fox
Middletown
Dayton
Whitey Huff
Paul Johnson
Harry Hively
Henry Cafe
Divorce Notice in Butler County Ohio Case No 50
Emma Porterfield of Sterling Kentucky is to respond to Melvin Porterfield’s petition for divorce filed in the Butler County Common Pleas Court. The defendant must answer by July 20, 1957 or the petition will be granted. Clerk Joseph T. Kiep, Deputy Charlotte F. Hermann. Attorneys Casper and Casper.
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Emma _ Porterfield
Richard McCarty
Sterling
Melvin Porterfield
Common Pleas ‘Court
Butler County
Ohio
Joseph T. Kiep
Charlotte F
Ohioan Moore Top Featherweight Contender After Victory
Davey Moore from Springfield Ohio overwhelmed Isidro Martinez in a ten round national TV bout at Capital Arena winning a unanimous decision. Moore improved to No 10 challenger status per Ring Magazine with scores of 95 89 97 93 and 9 89 on the AP card. Moore urged a shot at Hogan Kid Bassey while Martinez weighed 128 and Moore 128.
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Whitney Shoemaker
Washington
Davey Moore
Isidro Martinez
Martinez
Moore
Springfield
Ohio
Associated Press
Isidro
Swoon's Son Faces Fabius in $50,000 Arlington Handicap
Swoon's Son with Dave Erb meets Calumet Farm's Fabius in the seventh running of the seven furlong Warren Wright Memorial Handicap at Arlington Park. Field includes Besomer, Tussle Patch, Smoke Screen, Sea O Erin, Munchausen and Appeal. eight starters could yield a $55,250 purse and a $32,200 winner.
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Chicago
E. Gay Drake
Swoon
Calumet Farm
Fabius
Sters
Arlington Park
Dave Erb
Bill Hartack
Calumet
Wright
Colin MacLeod Jr
Besomer
Henry D. Maggio
Revlerie Knoll Farm
Smoke Screen
Hasty House Farms
Sea O Erin
Rothmore Farm
Munchausen
Spring Hill Farm
Motorcycles Try Again Tomorrow at Lebanon Raceway
The Dayton Motorcycle Club rescheduled a four star race to tomorrow at Lebanon Raceway Warren county fairgrounds. Time trials start 10 a.m. races at 2 30 p.m. riders from Class A and B chase 1000 dollars in prize money. Lebanon Raceway draws thousands from the tri state area. the club has staged top events here for 11 years.
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Dayton Motorcycle Club
Lebanon Raceway
Warren County Fairgrounds
Pat Yount
Steel Shoe ‘Boys
Tri-State
Dartmouth race remark on distance by coach Noyes
A note from Hanover New Hampshire records Dartmouth College track coach Ellie Noyes urging youngsters to run the block twice for distance training. The second item is a probate notice appointing Walter Gibbins as executor of Alice Gibbins Lindquist’s estate in Middletown Ohio with claims due within four months.
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N. H
Woen
Dartmouth College
Ellie Noyes
Alice Gibbins Lindquist
Alice A. Lindquist
Walter Gibbins
Middletown
Ohio
Butler County
Harry F. Walsh
Said County
Wilmer & Wilmer
Cary Warns Future U S Players In British Open
Cary Middlecoff ranking fourth with a 289 in the 1957 British Open at St Andrews warns future American contenders to train in Britain. He urges practice on fast and slow British greens and notes only three players won on their first try, with Frank Stranahan as the other U S survivor at Toledo with 291.
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Scotland
Cary Middlecoff
South Africa
Bobby Locke
Britain
Middlecoff
Locke
Middlecot
Ben Hogan
Carnoustie
Sam Snead
Willie Park
Musselburg
Prestwick
United States
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Long-Hitting Youngsters Share Montreal Lead In Open
Venturi and Harney fired 70 and 69 to share the second round lead at the $29,000 Montreal open. The two youngsters sit at 138, six under par, as veterans falter including Jack Kay who dropped to 142 after a 75. Besselink and Conrad are one stroke back at 139 as the field tightens across Islesmere Course.
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Ken Venturi
Paul Harney
Venuri
Harney
Boston
Mass
Islesmere
Venturi
U.S
Jack Kay
Mount
Besselink
Grossinger
Joe Conrad
San Antonio
Tex
Conrad
Paul O'Leary
Culver City
Calif
Leo Biagetti
St. Paul
Flint
Detroit
Biagetti
Sandusky
Ohio
Don Finsterwald
Tequesa
Fla
Athens
Tom Nieporte
Cincinnati
Pat Schwab
Dayton
Cornell Crew Battles Yale In Henley Grand Final
Cornell's eight, coached by Stork Sanford, sped 6 minutes 8 seconds over the Henley course to beat Russia in a climactic semifinal and earn a Grand Challenge Cup final with Yale. Yale coach Jim Rothschmidt predicts a close race as Yale, boasting four Olympic champions, seeks its first tough test of the championship.
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Cornell
Yale
Sanford
Jim Rothschmidt
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