Antonelli Shuts Reds In 13 Inning Giants Victory
Johnny Antonelli of the Giants outpitched the Reds in 13 innings, allowing nine hits and five walks as New York won 2 to 1. Ted Kluszewski hit his 25th homer for Cincinnati, while Don Mueller, Willie Mays, and Dusty Rhodes drove in the tying run for the Giants.
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New Yorkers
Reds
Ted Kluszewski
Giants
Brooklyn
Antonelli
Johnny Antonelli
SamMaglie
Don Mueller
Willie Mays
Dusty Rhodes
Mueller
Heat and heroics blot out the scoreboard at Crosley Field
In scorching heat 104 degrees the Cincinnati Redlegs and New York Giants battled 13 innings. Art Fowler and Johnny Antonelli carried the day as Antonelli earned his 14th win while Tebbetts shuffled infielders and Amalfitano scored the winning run in the top of the 13th.
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Crosley Field
Art Fowler
Cincinnati Redlegs
Johnny Antonelli
New York Giants
Milwaukee Braves
Redlegs
Knothole
George “Birdie” Tebbetts
Jim Greengrass
Giants
Greengrass
Bobby Hofman
Leo Durocher
Hofman
Joe Amalfitano
Antonelli
Tebbetts
Chuck Harman
Ted Kluszewski
Rocky Bridges
Wally Post
Johnny Temple
Amalfitane
Whitey Lockman
Durocher
Giants Hold Off Reds In Pitchers Battle At Crosley Field
Antonelli and Fowler delivered a tense 12 inning duel as the Giants stayed scoreless for long stretches against Cincinnati. A Reds win would have clinched the series for Cincinnati. the victory keeps the Giants from a 3-1 deficit and may spark a rebound for New York. The game followed a dramatic All-Star break period and delivered another hot, memorable contest.
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Crosley Field
Antonelli
Howie Perkowski
Fowler
Giants
Cincinnatians
Durochermen
Redlegs
New PGA Crowd Record Possible At St Paul
The 36th PGA Championship in St Paul may draw about 50 000 fans across seven days if weather conditions and Sam Snead s stiff neck cooperate. The current record is 53000 set in 1947 at Detroit. Snead, a three time champion, faced neck pain after a 63 in practice and sought medical treatment while planning to play.
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St. Paul
Hugh Fullerton JR
ST Paul, Minn
Sam Snead
Keller
PGA
Detroit
Plum Hollow Club
Snead
University of Minnesota
Non corrosive metals and copper degrade over time
A brief note discusses non corrosive metals showing 151 choke and last choice copper becoming weaker and turning brittle, indicating material brittleness and degradation in aging metal samples.
Kirkwood Is Man To Beat In Cincy
National champion Pat Kirkwood of Fort Worth Texas is the man to beat as the C of C late model stock cars return to the Cincinnati Race Bowl. His Oldsmobile 88 dominates feature wins while Jack Harrison leads in circuit points after a rare DNF. The program features a 50 lap sweepstakes four 10 lap heats and a five lap trophy dash with a guaranteed 2000 dollar purse. Reservations: Parkway 6456.
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Cincinnati
Pat Kirkwood
Fort Worth
Tex
Oakland Stadium
St. Louis
Parkway 6456
Tuesday Fights From Associated Press Roundup
In Miami Beach Bob Satterfield from Chicago knocked out John Holman of Gary Indiana. Detroit boxer Allie Gronik defeated Pat Lowry of Toledo by knockout. In New Orleans Ralph Dupas defeated Armand Savoie of Montreal by decision.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Bob Satterfield
Chicago
John Holman
Gary
Ind
Detroit
Allie Gronik
Pat Lowry
Toledo
New Orleans
Ralph Dupas
Armand Savoie
Montreal
Pete Runolsen hits first home run at Griffith Stadium this season
Pete Runnels of the Senators belted a home run against the White Sox, marking his first such drive at Griffith Stadium this season, as Washington’s batter added to an early lead.
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Pete Runnels
Senators
White Sox
Griffith Stadium
Maureen Connolly Injured in Horse Riding Accident
San Diego reports tennis star Maureen Connolly sustaining a broken right leg after her horse Colonel Merry Boy collided with a moving cement truck near Mission Valley. Dr Bruce Kimball operated, confirming a fibula fracture and torn muscles, with a cast and a month or longer recovery ahead. she cannot defend her U S singles title at Forest Hills on August 28. Connolly, age 19, was riding with two companions when the horse shied into the truck.
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San Diego
Calif
Maureen Connolly
Little Mo
U.S
Forest Hills
N.Y
Bruce Kimball
Kimopall
Colonel Merry Boy
Mission Valley Polo Grounds
Friar’s Road
British Empire Boxer Pompey Takes on Ward in TV Debut
Yolande Pompey the Trinidad born fighter known as a top British Empire prospect meets Detroit’s Moses Ward in a 165 pound Chicago Stadium bout televised nationally at 9 p.m. EST. Pompey holds Empire middleweight and heavyweight titles and seeks a win to earn a second TV appearance within 30 days from New York.
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Chicago
Yolande Pompey
British Empire
United States
Moses Ward
Detroit
Pompey
Trinidad
Ward
New York
Johnson Seeks To Extend Lead At Dayton Speedway
Richmond garage driver Brian Johnson leads the Dayton Speedway standings with 189 points and a 32 point edge over second place Jack Farris of New Paris. Rex Craig, Buddy Cox, Harold Smith, and Al Smith follow as top contenders. A sprint car session is set for Sunday with entrants including Troy Ruttman and Mike Nazaruk.
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Brian Johnson
Richmond
Ind
Dayton Speedway
Johnson
Jack Farris
New Paris
Farris
Rex Craig
Buddy Cox
Ohioan Ruled Off U.S. Harness Tracks
K B Rohrs of Napoleon Ohio, owner of Hi Lo s Apollo, was ruled off all United States harness racing tracks yesterday for betting on another horse during the eighth race at Northville Downs Track. Driver Jack Ackerman of New Castle Indiana was accused of attempting to throw the race.
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Detroit
K. B. Rohrs
Napoleon
Ohio
United States
Rohrs
Hi-Lo
Apollo
Hi - Lo
Northville Downs
Jack Ackerman
New Castle
Ind
Walleyes exceed two anglers limit on opening day
International Falls fishermen Herman Koeneke and Alfred Wiese each landed eight walleyes in 75 minutes to reach their limits on the season's opening day.
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International Falls
Minne
Herman Koeneke
Alfred Wiese
Minneapolis
Wikoff and Hagan Reach Western Semi in U15 Tennis
Defending champion Carolyn Wikoff and Middletown’s Judy Hagan advanced in the Under-15 Western singles races as upsets spread in the Under-18 bracket. Wikoff beat Gwen McEvans 46 62 63 while Hagan’s progress kept pace with results through quarterfinal play.
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Carolyn Wikoff
Gwen McEvans
Hamtramck
Mich
Sue Hodgman
Kalamazoo
Middletown
Judy Hagan
Pat Hubbard
Washington D.C
Hubbard i
Wikoff
Hagan
Betsy Little
Hodgeman
Little
Lynne Lawson
Joan Albin
Judy Magly
Columbus
Hodgman
Sue Metsger
June Stack
Lorraine Williams
Judy Falicki
Grand Rapids
Barbara Nichols
Dayton
Florida
Marilyn Stock
Coral Gables
Fla
Chicago
Pat Shaffer
St. Petersburg
Carol McCord
Washington, D.C
McCord
Lorraine Jakobielski
Phyllis Saganski
Claudia Henschke
Jennybelle Bardin
Martha
Hunt O'Neil
Hagan- Wikoff
Novice Net Meet Nears Final Stages At Local Parks
The Middletown Junior Novice tournament at Verity courts enters final rounds with finals set at Barnitz Park. In the boys under 15, Harrington faces Hensley after dominant semifinals wins. Girls under 15 feature Sangster and Jones advancing. Lawson leads in younger division as Cannoy reaches semis.
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Bob Baker
Douglas
Beverly Sangster
Marilyn Mills
Claudia Jones
Mary Watson
Anne Lawson
Sunset
Martha Grine
Judy Cannoy
Lawson
Ruthie Dobroszi
Cannoy
Louise Spinney
Leak Ritter Team Wins Low Gross in Wildwood Ladies Event
Mrs. Al Leak and Mrs. George Ritter captured the low gross in the ladies blind team tournament at Wildwood with 195 total for 18 holes. The low net went to Mrs. Bert Feinthal and Mrs. Gordon Nein with 152, followed by Mrs. Doug McCabe and Mrs. Vic Carpenter at 156. The blind team low puts went to Mrs. Owen Combs and Mrs. Bob Gade with 59. Individual low gross was posted by Mrs. C. L. Mers at 46 44 90.
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al Leak
George Ritter
Wildwood
Bert Feinthal
Gordon Nein
Doug McCabe
Vic Carpenter
Owen Combs
Bob Gade
C. L. Mers
Rain postpones boxing card in Columbus and harness program
Rain forced postponement of a five bout boxing card at Hart's Acre and the Hilliards Raceway harness program. The fight card was reset for tonight with Sid Peaks of Louisville and Neil Welch of Toledo set for the heavyweight main event.
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Columbus
Ohio
Hart's Acre
Hilliards Raceway
Sid Peaks
Louisville
Neil Welch
Toledo
Second Knothole Trip To Cincinnati Saturday
The local Knotholers plan a second trip to Cincinnati to watch the Reds play the Pirates on Saturday. Knothole and YMCA members may sign up tomorrow or Friday until 5 p.m. at the V. A $1 registration covers round‑trip bus fare, per Harry ter Braak of the Boys’ Division. Two more trips are planned this season.
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Cincinnati
T Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
YMCA
Harry Ter- Braak
National League standings and midweek schedule summary
Baseball standings show New York and Cleveland leading, with Brooklyn Pittsburgh Chicago and St Louis in the midpack. Schedule notes include Brooklyn at Cincinnati and New York at Chicago with multiple day games and recent results across the league.
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Pet. GB
New York
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Sil
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Erskine
Podbielan
Roberts
Conley
Littlefield
Poholsky
Magne
Rush
Louisville beats Kansas City 11 to 4 in baseball
Louisville hot bats powered a 11 to 4 victory over Kansas City while Toledo defeated Indianapolis 7 to 1. Other games were postponed.
Foytack Pitches Colonels To Win
Persistency and strong pitching by Paul Foytack lift Louisville Colonels over Kansas City 11 to 4 as they close within nine games of the Indianapolis Indians in the American Association race. Indianapolis loses to Toledo, the only other games played, with two weather postponements.
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Paul Foytack
Louisville
Colonels
Indianapolis
Indians
Kansas City
Losal
Toledo
Minneapolis
Columbus
St. Paul
Charleston
Senften’s 572 Sets Pin Pace In Summer League
Darwin Senften led Frontier Lanes bowlers Tuesday night with a 212 game and a 572 set. His effort helped team No. 3 deliver the night’s only shutout as they swept three games from No. 7. Ralph Baker and Bill Petty propelled No. 1 to two wins over No. 8 while No. 2 edged No. 6 by one pin in one game. No. 6 won two others. No. 5 also took two from No. 4. No. 1 and No. 3 sport 7-2 records atop the standings.
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Darwin Senften
Frontier Lanes
Senften
Ralph Baker
Bill Petty
Indians and Giants spark long night with two dramatic outs
Hitting star Bobby Avila slugged two homers for the Cleveland Indians in Boston. His second blast came with one on and two out in the ninth to salvage a 5-5 tie through 16 innings. Johnny Antonelli of the New York Giants won his 14th game by beating Cincinnati 2-1 in 13 innings.
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Bobby Avila
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Boston
Johnny Antonelli
New York Giants
Cincinnati
Avila's Last-Ditch Homer Lets Indians Lead Again
Avila belted a second homer in the ninth to tie Boston at 5 and push Cleveland into first place as an uproarious 16 inning game ended after 12:57 a.m. A shaky night for the Yankees left them still one game back. The NL race widened with the Giants and Dodgers errors deciding both games. Harvey Haddix and Johnny Antonelli each won for St Louis and the Giants respectively, while Detroit exploded for nine runs in the first inning against Philadelphia.
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Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Yankees
Chicago
Yankee Stadium
Boston
Cleveland
al Smith
Willard Nixon
Bobby Avila
Indians
New York
Brooklyn
Giants
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia Athletics
Detroit
Dodgers
New Yorkers
Bobby Hofman
Whitey Lockman
Gene Baker
Jim Hughes
Johnny Antone
Ted Kluszewski
Harvey Haddix
Cards
Phils
Haddix
Gerry Staley
Ray Jablonski
Bob Keegan
Whitey Ford
Harvey Kuenn
Tigers
Bill Tuttle
Roy Sievers
Eddie Yost
Yost
Sievers
Stanky suspended for actions in forfeited game
Eddie Stanky received a five game suspension and $80 fine after a Sunday incident in St. Louis. Warren Giles upheld the forfeit for the Phillies 9-0 win and cited stalling by Stanky and Cardinal players. Stanky apologized and vowed to reform as NL president Giles also fined Sal Yvars three days and Earl Torgeson two days for near brawl involvement.
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ST. Louis
Eddie Stanky
Warren Giles
St. Louis Cardinals
Suneday
Babe Pinelli
Philadelphia Phils
Stanky
Cardinals
Redbird Pilot
Giles
Sal Yvars
Philadelphia
Earl Torgeson
Yvars
Torgeson
Terry Moore
Cardinal
Casey the Psychologist Sly Stengel Talks Ford Into Win Over Pale Hose
Casey Stengel teased Whitey Ford before the game then Ford delivered an eight hitter in a 4-1 Yankees win over the White Sox. Ford improved to 9-6 while crediting coach Jim Turner with fixing his overstriding, gaze, and curve follow-through.
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Sly Stengel
Ford
Pale
New York
Casey Stengel
Chicago
New York Yankee
Whitey Ford
Billy) Pierce
White Sox
Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Stengel
Jim Turner
Yankee
Kansas City
Turner
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