Hutch Prediction About Hook Looks Real Sound
Hutchin son cites young Jay Hook as a promising pitcher with needed experience. Hook fired a seven hitter to beat the Braves 4 2 aiding Cincinnati past Milwaukee. Roy McMillan and Eddie Kasko homered as Vada Pinson ended the game with a center field blast. The Reds depart for Philadelphia for a twin bill with Jim O Tool and Don Newcombe slated to face Jack Meyer and Gene Conley.
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Philadelphia
Fred Hutchinson
Jay Hook
Hutch
Milwaukee
Braves
Redleg
Roy McMillan
Jerry Lynch
Eddie Kasko
Vada Pinson
Carl Willey
Reds
Jim O'Tool
Don Newcombe
Jack Meyer
Gene Conley
Middletown duo win state tennis doubles indoors
Walt Beatty and David Harrington captured the state doubles title in Columbus indoor courts at French Fieldhouse under artificial lighting. The Middletown pair, both seniors and basketball team managers, prevailed despite unfamiliar clay indoors, finishing late Friday night and signaling a bright future for Middletown tennis with Beatty graduating next week and Harrington likely to continue.
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Walt Beatty
David Harrington
Columbus
Ohio State
French
Middletown High
Beatty
Harrington
Buckeyes
Long Bauer Finish 4th In State Pin Tourney
Akron’s Nuth Little wins 1960 Ohio women’s bowling singles after a 16 weekend run. Cleveland teams lead in team events with Wittime Auto Body third and Clippers of Columbus top handicap team. Mary Ann Linn tops singles in actual pins. several doubles finishers noted. a record 1113 teams entered.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Nuth Little
Akron
Wittime Auto Body of
Cleveland
The
Clippers of
Columbus
Freeway
Stamper
Mary Ann Linn
Terry Cook
Carol Walton
Det Long
Nell Bauer
Middletown
Marilyn Michaelis
Donna Braig
Buckeye Lake
Maxine Trasko
Newark
American League standings and results roundup
The American League shows Baltimore leading with 23 wins and 14 losses, followed by Cleveland 19-14 and Chicago 20-16. Detroit and New York hover around .500 as Kansas City lags. Sunday results include Baltimore over Boston 6-5 and Detroit’s 6-4 win. games listed for Monday and Tuesday note cross-division matchups and rain delays.
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W. L. Pet. G.B. Baltimore
Cleveland
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Kansas City
Washington
Boston
Baltimore
Black Barons Sell To Chisox
Birmingham lefthander Willie Smith, 19, sold from the Black Barons to the Chicago White Sox for about 10000. GM Arthur Williams announced the deal as Smith joined the White Sox roster to report Tuesday for reassignment after a 2 1 win over the Kansas City Monarchs. Smith had a 50 record this year and a .450 batting average.
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Birmingham
Ala
Willie Smith
Birmingham Black Barons
Chicago White Sox
Black Baron
Arthur Williams
Smith
Black Barons
Kansas City Monarchs
White Sox
Williams Rumored Ready To Step In As Manager
Gordon Beard reports Boston Red Sox rumors swirl that Ted Williams may become their new manager. Williams opposes heavy player personalities but speculation grows as Boston struggles 12-20 and seven straight losses to Baltimore. Williams, 41, has not been contacted and remains hospitalized with a virus while pondering a possible post as boss.
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Williams
Baltimore
Ted’ Williams
Boston Red Sox
Boston Star
Billy Jurges
Red Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Orioles
Jurges
Mike Higgins
Boston
Tom Yawkey
Yawkey
Bucky Harris
Harris
Bucs Rally To Tie Giants In Early NL Season Race
Pirates stun Giants with an 8-5 win as Green and Mazeroski power a second inning surge. Clemente's spectacular grab aids Pittsburgh while Cincinnati's Pinson delivers a late homer to spark a ninth-inning comeback. Cards beat Giants 4-1 as Podres blanks Cubs before illness.
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Vern Law
Associated Press
Pirates
Fred Green
Pitttsburgh Pirates
Green
Lew
Bobby Gene Smith
San Francisco Giants
Cincinnati
Clemente
Pancho Herrera
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Phillies
Cardinals
Giants
Vada Pinson
Duke Snicer
Cubs
Orioles May Fly Out Of Reach In AL Race
The Orioles run their hot streak to 22 wins in 31 games, opening a 4 game lead in the AL. Steve Barber pitched six solid innings for a 6 1 victory over Boston, with Woodling delivering the winning run in game two. Piersall fueled Detroit with a pair of late homers as Cleveland stayed within two games.
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Baltimore Orioles
Steve Barber
Boston
Vcory
Ronnie Hansen
Homler
Gere Woodling
Jinsy Piersall
Cleveland
Orioles
Piersall
Detroit
Tigers
Phil Ray Semproch
Kansas CK
Chio
White Sox
Ken Johnson
New York
Washington
Hector Lopez
Bob Turley
Barber
Bobby Thomson
Indians beat Tigers in doubleheader as Piersall drives six
Jim Piersall of the Indians drove in six runs in a Detroit doubleheader, including a three run homer in the ninth of the nightcap to secure a 4 4 victory after a 5 5 opener win for Detroit. Pitching: Podres and Sherry combined for a five hitter to blank Chicago and end its scoreless stretch since August 27.
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Associated Press
Jim Piersall
Indians
Detroit
Johnny Podres
Larry Sherry
Dodgers
Chicago
Toronto Proves It Belongs On Top Of Ladder
Toronto strengthens IL lead by winning three of four in Buffalo as Buffalo and Toronto split a doubleheader. Allen Jones hit a grand slam in the ninth to overcome a 3-0 Buffalo edge, while Jack Davis opened the seventh with a homer. Miamis Herb Moford earned his first win for Miami as Havana fell 7-0 to Richmond.
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Norm Cash
Cleveland
Stigman
Andy Carey
White Sox
Johnson
Herb Score
Yanks
Turley
Mickey Mantle
Lopez
Bob Cerv
Bill Skowron
Senators
Faye Throneberry
Gil McDouglad
Toronto
Leafs
Bisons
Buffalo
Dean Stone
Rochester Red Wings
Montreal
Royals
Stone
Nichtcan
Miami Marlins
Columbus
Eli Grba
Havana
Richmond
Allen Jones
Don Erickson
Jack Davis
Herb Moford
Miami
Curt Kaydon
Marlins
Olmedo and Gibson Capture Pro Tennis Titles in Cleveland
Olmedo defeated Tony Trabert 7 5, 6 4 to win the men’s singles and Althea Gibson claimed the women’s title after a three set victory over Pauline Betz Addie 7 5 2 6 7 5 in the Cleveland Arena event.
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Cleveland
Alex Olmedo
Althea Gibson
Cleveland Arena
Olmedo
Tony Trabert
Univerity of Cincinnati
Miss Gibson
Pauline Betz Addie
Cuba and New York bouts swap names in outlandish card
Unclear fragment shows Havana Ramos with 127 percent versus Vernon Lynch in New York. New Chicago Nova Scotia Jack 18 clashing Boston. Gene Hamilton linked to 16542 in New York 10. The text reads as disjointed bout results with multiple places and odd numbers, lacking coherent event details.
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Havana
Altiminios Ramos
Cuba
Vernon
Lynch
New York
New Chicago
Nova Scotia
Jack
Boston
Gene ‘Hamilton
Richer Pot Is Visioned For Golfers
Amateur promoters of the first 500 Festival open golf tournament discussed making it a $100,000 annual event in Indianapolis. Doug Ford praised the idea as Crystal River pro won the $9,000 first prize in the $50,000 500 tourney, finishing 14 under par and overtaking Jerry Barber of Los Angeles. About 45,000 fans attended over four days at the Speedway course. Ford trailed Barber for three rounds then edged ahead in the final round alongside Ruby, Wayne Weiler and Bud Tinigelstad. Awarding details to be announced at the victory dinner Monday.
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Indianapolis
Speedway
Roger Ward
Jimmy Bryan
Troy Ruttman
Ward
Watson
Bryan
George Salih
Ruttman
Pat Flaherty
Ind
Doug Ford
Crystal River
Fla
Jerry Barber
Los Angeles
Ford
Barber
Ruby
Wayne Weiler
Bud Tinigelstad
Hurtubise
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