Largest Ohio Juniors field heats Wildwood for 12th tourney
Tomorrow's 12th annual Ohio Golf Association Juniors Tournament at Wildwood will feature a record field of at least 122 golfers, a 19-player increase from last year. Class A leads with 83 players, while Class B has 39. play starts 12 noon today with final groups around 2 45 pm.
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Reds Bow To Cardinals In Twin Losses Stated
Cincinnati slumps into seventh place as four Reds gain all star consideration while St Louis clobbers pitching in two games. Joe Nuxhall’s rough first inning starts the losses as Ed Bailey suffers a finger injury ending his week.
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All Star Games Face Sponsorship Shakeup And Mixed Results
Sponsorship for the North-South All Star game in Troy shifts from Urbana boosters to the Miami County Shriners after two uneven years. Last year’s hoop show drew $1,400 with Jerry Lucas as a draw. this year no profit is anticipated and the OHSAA will receive nothing. The piece notes a Reds pitching gap and praises local sponsors Waite Hoyt and Burger Brewing Co. for broadcast support amid a season echoing 1958's hitter pitcher imbalance.
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Ingemar Johansson Wins World Heavyweight Title
Ingemar Johansson's victory over Patterson marks a refreshing shift in boxing as he asserts independence from managers and handles his career. The Swedish champion, born to a street-working family, rose from amateur titles to global fame with a self-made rise and a focus on the ring over outside control.
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Unclear fragment hints at loyalty to D Amato and supporters
The fragment notes Paterson expressing gratitude to D Amato for guiding him to a title while Jason leans on Ewin Ahlquist and Dr. Gosta Karls son for opinions and support, but ends abruptly.
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Sherman Lollar Powers White Sox Two Wins Over Yankees
Batting star Sherman Lollar homered in both games as the White Sox swept the Yankees in Chicago, first a sixth inning solo to erase a lead and then a first inning two run shot to fuel a 4-2 win. Herb Score pitched a two hitter for Cleveland in a 14-5 victory after an opener 5-4 win over Boston, with Jim Baxes homering in the seventh.
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Ohio All-Stars vs Area All-Stars Hoop Battle at Miller Gym
Tonight at Miller Gym the Ohio All-Stars meet the Area All-Stars in a pivotal practice game as Walker and Kramer lead rival squads. Area's two-unit roster includes Dale Wood Dale Shockey Darryl Bishop while Ohio plans guards Glenn and Roberts with Gooding at center. Tickets are $1.03 and seats remain plentiful.
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Jones and Johnson Lead Julip Cup At Brown's Run
Heber Jones and Allan Johnson both carded net 69 to share first in the Julip Cup at Brown's Run Country Club Weekend Handicap. Johnson won Flight A with 69 while John Egbert had 70 and W R Steele a 75 gross. Jones led Flight B with 69 ahead of Dr John Bauer 71. W Bergmann topped B gross with 92. D M Yost led Flight C with 71, Joe Mohan 72 followed. Bill Sennett posted the top gross at 92.
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Sunday results and Tuesday schedule across leagues
Scores show Cleveland 51 Boston 4 and Detroit 7 Baltimore 2. Tuesday actions include Milwaukee 2 Chicago 1 and San Francisco 6 Philadelphia 0. Minor leagues list multiple city matchups with scores and upcoming games across American and International leagues.
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New Building and Prize Money Planned by Bowling Group
The Bowling Proprietors Assn of America plans a new headquarters and to double tournament prizes in the next year. It will host the 1960 All Star Tourney in Omaha and has earmarked 160000 dollars for a Chicago area headquarters. Men prize money set at 10000 dollars and women at 5000 dollars.
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Dodgers Show Heavy Left Handed Mound Punch
Dodgers rely on southpaw Johnny Podres Sandy Koufax and Danny McDevitt to push for the pennant. McDevitt earned his fourth straight win as Los Angeles beat the Pirates 9 4 with homers by Hodges Demeter and Neal. Milwaukee won 2 1 over Chicago as Braves Logan suffered a 10 day absence.
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Tribe Buys Valo From Coast Loop
Cleveland Indians announce the purchase of veteran outfielder Elmer Valo, 38, from Seattle of the Pacific Coast League. To clear roster space, Carroll Hardy is optioned to Seattle. Valo, a left handed batter, carries a lifetime average of .28 and will be used mainly as a pinch hitter.
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