ASA Tourney Semi-Finalists Named In Slo-Pitch
Four teams reach the ASA Slo-Pitch semifinal bracket after two nights at Barntz Field. Miller’s Insurance, Ross Motors, Mike’s Place, and Whitt Auto advanced. Miller’s beat To-Ho Tavern 11-4 in consolation play, while Ross Motors edged Cedar Hills 3-2, Mike’s Place defeated Aeronca 14-8, and Whitt Auto topped Armco’s Triangles 8-1.
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Miller Insurance
Ross Motors
Mike's Place
Whitt Auto
Miller's
To-Ho Tavern
Cedar Hills
Mike Place
Aeronca
Armco
Triangles
Barntz Field
R. Richardson
J. Painter
Short
K. Scholl
B. Collins
C. Joy
D. Bush
R. Moreland
Dale Little
John Kieth
Kieth
Automen
Larry Baker
Royals
Syracuse Crew Faces Pan American Trials After IRA upset
Syracuse, still upset over its two length loss to Wisconsin in the Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championships, hopes to rebound in the Pan American Trials. Wisconsin, led by coach Norm Sonja, expects Syracuse to win the trials against clubs such as Detroit Boat Club and Vesper. Navy finished third as Wisconsin dominated the 3-mile race in gusty headwinds.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Wisconsin
Badgers
Norm Sonja
Clifford
Tip) Goes
U.S
Olympic Rowing Committee
Detroit Boat Club
Vesper
Philadelphia
Union Boat Club
Boston
New York
D. C
Lake Washington Boat Club
Seattle
Orangemen
Navy
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Highlights
A compact listing of top American and National League performers in batting and pitching. Notables include Aaron Milwaukee leading in average and runs with 391 at bats and 57 runs, Mathews Milwaukee and Banks Chicago tied for homers with 22 and 19 respectively, and Drysdale Los Angeles leading strikeouts with 110.
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Aaron
Milwaukee
White
St. Louis
Mathews
Pinson
Cincinnati
Banks
Chicago
Cepeda
San Francisco
Cimoli
Dark
Neal
Los Angeles
Blasingame
Face
Pittsburgh
Elston
Drysdale
S. Jones
Kuenn
Detroit
Kaline
Killebrew
Washington
Power
Cleveland
Yost
Killebrew Washington
Skowron
New York
Fox
Williams
Kansas City
Runnels
Boston
Fox and Smith
DeMaestri
Lopez
Legion Post 218 junior team rolls to win over Grace Methodist
Tom Meehan led with four hits including a first inning double as American Legion Post 218 defeated Grace Methodist of Dayton 6 to 2 at Smith Park in a Miami Valley League game. Billy Crowe fanned six while Billy Truck pitched well. Meehan added a triple and two singles. Milt Pate contributed a triple. The win gives Post 218 its fifth victory. next they face Englewood Legion in Dayton at 6 p.m. Wednesday.
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Tommy Meehan
Billy Truck
American Legion Post 218
Meehan
Grace Methodist
Dayton
Smith Park
Milt Pate
Fred Nori
Legion
Pate
Crowe
Englewood Legion
G. Meth
Wimerslag
Ramsey
Truck
Hale
Sullivan
Federal League Tonight's Games
Tonight's Federal League schedule lists six fixtures at 6:45 p m and 8 p m. Frisch's faces Ta Ho Tavern at 6 45 with Civitan Club vs Yankee Tavern in the second 6 45 pairing and Park Place Restaurant meets Weidemann while Ross Motors plays Journal at 8 p m. Sylvia Ruuska of Berkeley California won six National AAU women's swimming championships in 1958 and excels in freestyle.
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Frisch's
Ta- Ho Tavern
Civitan Club
Yankee Tavern
Park Place
Weidemann
Ross Motors
Journal
Sylvia Ruuska
Berkeley
Calif
AAU
Wildwood Invitational Seventy 80 Women Tee Off
Eighty women from six clubs in Middletown and surrounding areas will tee off in the annual Wildwood Invitational at Wildwood Forest Hills Brown's Run Eaton Miamisburg and the Elks. Tee times begin 8 30 a m with listed groups from Helen Snyder to Mary Trent across successive 5 minute intervals.
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Middletown
Wildwood
Forest Hills
Brown's Run
Eaton
Miamisburg
The
Elks
Tennis Stroking Tips Tonight in New York Herald Tribune
A brief tennis feature advises players to balance pace on both balls and avoid extremes of speed and weakness with practical stroking tips. The note appears in the 1959 New York Herald Tribune.
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N.Y
Orioles Recall Fisher From Miami IL
Baltimore recalls 20 year old right hand pitcher Jack Fisher from Miami of the International League. The Orioles also swap with 32 year old reliever George Zave rink, sending him to Miami on a 24 hour recall.
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Baltimore
Jack Fisher
Miami
Baltimore Orioles
Orioles
George Zaverink
Lopat to coach Yankee minor leaguers in 1959
Ed Lopat, long time manager in Richmond Virginia within the New York Yankees farm system for three seasons, will serve as pitching coach for minor leaguers in 1959 under the Yankees.
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Ed Lopat
Richmond
New York Yankee
Yankees
Harness Racing Card Highlights From Multiple Races
A listing of eight forthcoming races with horse names and drivers including Wilfong DeBaun and McConnaughey. Entries cover pace trot and pairings such as Josedale Jet Arrow and 30 Pace Roddy Watts, with numerous handlers and horse names across rows one through eight.
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Pace —Avenue Hal
Wilfong
Josedale
Jet Arrow
DeBaun
Doctor Abbe
Doggett
Springfield Belle
de Voe
Irvin Paul
McGinnis
Labbey High
McConnaughey
Josedale Gracious
Barnes
Hi Dandy
Stephens
Miss Prone
Ferguson
Wayne Watts
Frye
Mahlon
Lizzie
Calli
Wampum
Brown
Rodger Barnes
Dean
Josedale War Bond
Miller
Mise Yonder
Pasley
Queen's Impel
Green
Roddy Watts
Black
Shapely
Ruth
Howard
Bitty Voldstedt
Witty Boy
Fell
Candy Hill
Taylor
Doughie
Bover
Irish Portia
Earl's Creed
Bachelor Ed
Clever Lad
Volo Darnley Harry
Hector Bell
D Pace
Brown Nique
Harry
Windell
Allgood
DeSota Rhthm
Rhodes
Dudley Pick
Grand Ripple Mite
Tba
Goosemar
Lucinda Jane
Baily
High and Todd
Morgan
Pitch
Allentown
Tiger Fitz
Grandstaff
Yankee
Clipper
Coleman
Me's Bomb
Scot
Pace Seminole
Sam
Kiss Me Kate
Miss Attorney
Williams
Braden Volo
Ford wins Canadian Open in comeback victory
Montreal AP Doug Ford, 34, from Paradise, Florida, surged from a one-stroke deficit to win the Canadian Open with a 72-hole total of 276 and $3,500 prize. He shot 70 in the final round to finish 12 under. Finsterwald finished second at 278 with Wall and Winger tied for second at 278. Crampton faded to fifth at 280, and Caspar finished at 283 after a 66 final round.
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Montreal
Doug Ford
Paradise
Fla
Ford
Don Finsterwald
Tequesta
Bruce Crampton
Sydney
Australia
Finsterwald
Art Wall Jr
Pocono Manor
Bo Winger
Odessa
Tex
Crampton
Billy Casper
Hargis Ritter Tie for Low Gross at Wildwood
Hargis and Ritter shared low gross honors at Wildwood with 74s. Hargis 39 35 Ritter 40 34. Back 37 38 and Bud Kuderer 40 35 also near leaders. Clayton Hollon and R C Murray tied for first in blind bogey with 80. Back 71 second. Ties for third among E J Sabo Lawwill and Dave Patrick.
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Hargis
Ritter
Wildwood
Bud Kuderer
John Blust
Paul Lawwill
Cliff Sweeney
Clayton Hollon
R. C. Murray
Back
E. J. Sabo
Lawwill
Dave Patrick
Racecard fragment lists nine horses and riders
A fragment of a racecard shows ninth race entries with horse names and jockeys including Hele na Byrd Mamie R Southern Lilly Miss Lorene Hayes L. L. Oliver Benny Willow Hiram Shangri La Nelva and riders Ferguson Carey Taylor Howard Washington Thuney Owens Rankin.
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Baili Hal
Morgan
Barrynor
Taylor
Sunny D
Wilfong
Trymite
Hill
D Pace
Helena Byrd
Ferguson
Mamie R
Carey
Southern Lilly
Miss Lorene Hayes
Howard
L. L. Oliver
Washington
Benny Willow
Thuney
Hiram
Owens
Shangri la Nelva
Rankin
Newell Decides Future After Bears Title
Pete Newell faces a decision on whether to stay at California or take the Washington offer. The coach led the Golden Bears to this year’s NCAA title after capturing a third straight Pacific Coast Conference crown amid speculation about his future.
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Berkeley
Calif
Pete Newell
California
University of Washington
Newell
Golden Bears
Cycle record set at National Championship Road Race
Brad Andres of San Diego California won the 100 mile National Championship Road Race in Laconia New Hampshire breaking his own record by five seconds to 1 hour 42 minutes 54 seconds, a fourth win at the meet.
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Laconia
N. H
Brad Andres
San Diego
Calif
Andres
Strike Vote Conduct Committee Proposed Public Reform
A committee would oversee the strike vote process to ensure proper conduct and legitimacy, establishing transparent procedures and safeguarding the integrity of the vote. The move signals emphasis on fair handling of the industrial action and voter confidence in outcomes.
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