Middletown Whites top Purples in intra squad 26 to 15
Middletown High opened with the Whites scoring on a quick drive led by Bob Robinson and Larry Smith. Jim Gates ripped a 60 yard run for the longest gain as Purples answered with a six yard Dash by Marcus Guy before Jack Wallace connected on a 10 yard pass to Bob Robinson for a 20 6 lead.
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Rams Rally Past Browns For Third Win This Season
The Los Angeles Rams defeated the Cleveland Browns 20-14 to move to a 3-1 exhibition record. A 78-yard fourth quarter drive featured Jon Arnett’s punt return of 44 yards, Ron Waller's 35-yard rush, and Joe Marconi's nine-yard score. Browns’ Jim Brown and Lew Carpenter scored, while Tank Younger and Paige Cothren added Rams points. The night also noted Giants at Boston and 49ers at Seattle with a full Sunday slate upcoming.
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Mrs Lamb Tops Lady Linksters at Forest Hills golf day
Mrs J T Lamb posted the low gross score to lead Forest Hill Country Club Ladies Day. In second flight Jim Finley had the low gross while Ray Brown claimed the low net and Mrs Cecil Runyon the low net in the same flight. Mrs Dave Gerber won the third flight low gross with Cecil Runyon again taking the third flight low net. Mrs Morris Johnston had the day's low putt.
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LeBeau shifts to right halfback at Ohio State
Columbus Ohio Dick LeBeau was moved from left to right halfback by Woody Hayes in his first major lineup changes. Don Sutherin moved to second string left halfback behind Don Clark Ernie Spychalski moved to center because of four casualties and Dick Schafrath shifted to tackle.
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Uncle Sam's Top Netters To Miss Davis Cup Play
United States Davis Cup team will omit Dick Savitt and Ham Richardson for December ties. Captain Talbert remains confident of victory as Herbie Flam earns a surprise berth to join Vic Seixas Gardnar Mulloy Barry MacKay Ron Holmberg and potential substitute Mike Green in Australia lineup. Budge Patty is not selected for doubles only.
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Cincy Bentley Post Reaches Legion World Series Final
Billings Montana May 7 Robert E Bentley Post 50 of Cincinnati a three time U S Legion base ball champion withstood a ninth inning rally by Willamette Heights post of Portland Ore Friday night to chalk up an 846 victory and advance to the finals of the Little World Series.
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Flam Upset Seixas Earns Davis Cup Berth in Semifinal
Forest Hills report shows Herbie Flam of Beverly Hills defeating Vic Seixas 6-4 3-4 6-4 4-6 6-1 to reach the national tennis championship semifinals and earn a spot on the Davis Cup team alongside Ashleigh Cooper. Mal Anderson also advances, setting up a semifinal with Sven Davidson as American cup hopes hinge on Flam’s bid. Women’s semifinals feature Althea Gibson vs Dorothy Knode and Louise Brough vs Darlene Hard with Gibson and Hard winning previous rounds.
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Saturday Schedule and Results for Baseball Clubs
Saturday has Brooklyn at New York Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Cincinnati at St Louis Chicago at Milwaukee. Friday results Brooklyn 3 New York 0 Pittsburgh 3 Philadelphia 2 Cincinnati 5 St Louis 4. Monday schedule No games scheduled. League standings show New York Chicago Boston Baltimore Cleveland Washington Kansas City with recent scores New York at Washington Kansas City at Chicago Cleveland at Detroit Baltimore at Boston Washington New York Boston Chicago Kansas City Detroit Cleveland Detroit 5 Cleveland 2 etc. International League results Buffalo Montreal Toronto Rochester Miami Havana Richmond Columbus.
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Contenders Refuse To Die In Both Leagues
Major league pennant races stay lively as contenders rally late. In the American League the Yankees squandered a two run edge and lost 4-3 at Washington while the White Sox beat Kansas City 4-3 on Dixie Howell's ninth inning homer. In the National League Milwaukee blew a 3-0 lead and dropped 5-4 to Chicago, Cincinnati won 5-4, and Brooklyn moved within seven games behind after a 3-0 win over the Giants. Detroit defeated Cleveland and Boston edged Baltimore as the pennants tighten.
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Braves rattle umpire after close call against Cubs
Milwaukee struggles amid a 54 loss to Chicago as Eddie Mathews appears safe on a close ninth inning play. Manager Fred Haney questions Stan Landes while Red Schoendienst defends the umpire and the Braves cling to a 6% game lead.
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Buckeye Handicap Nears post time at Randall Park
A field of 11 faces a strong favorite less likely in this Buckeye Handicap on the closing day. Experts mark Sunningdale at 3 to 1, an Irish-bred 4 year old bay gelding owned by D. E. Loveman of Cleveland Heights. Ohio’s richest race covers 3 year olds and up over a mile and an eighth with $40 000 added.
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Grand American Trapshoot Set for August in Vandalia
In Vandalia Ohio the 1958 Grand American Trapshoot will run August 15 through 23 with championship events August 18 to 23. The Amateur Trapshooting Association of America announced the dates and schedule, noting three days of preliminary tuneups before the main events.
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Cincinnati Sets Home Run Mark
In St Louis the Reds beat the Cardinals 5 to 4 as Cincinnati tied a National League home run record with ten pinch hit round-trippers this year. Frank Robinson and George Crowe hit back to back in the first, Jerry Lynch delivered a decisive two run homer in the fifth, and Willard Schmidt was tagged with the loss while Don Gross earned the win in relief before Bill Kennedy finished.
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Bums Only Team To Draw 20 000 In Polo Grounds
New York Giants faced the Brooklyn Dodgers at the Polo Grounds drawing 21,373 paying fans in a 3-0 defeat on the last scheduled night game of the season. The season high was 37,409 on July 1, while the smallest Dodgers crowd was 7,424. Dodgers' offensive surge drew the large turnout amid New York baseball chatter over a possible Giants move to San Francisco.
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Sports Bowl Loop Seeks One More Team
There is an opening for a bowling team in the Monday night Sports Bowl American League. The league bowls at 8 30 p m. Any team interested should contact League Secretary Charlie Root at GA 2 2207.
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Washington-Joe Miceli Stops Sax Ton In 4th Round
New York light heavyweight Joe Miceli of Washington shores up a win by stopping Johnny Sax ton of Brooklyn in the fourth round at 147 pounds. Miceli used sharp right hands to end the bout early and claim the victory in a clean matchup.
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Duke Coach Bill Murray Named ACC Coach of the Year
Bill Murray, head football coach at Duke, was voted Atlantic Coast Conference coach of the year in 1952 and 1954 reflecting back to back coaching honors.
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