Dodgers Use Extra Base Hits To Beat Cardinals 6 4
Brooklyn defeats St. Louis 6 4 as Charley Neal stars with a double and Peewee Reese and Duke Snider add triples. Don Newcombe wins for the Dodgers, Mizell takes the loss, Musial homered for the Cardinals.
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Peewee Reese
Duke Snider
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St. Louis Cardinals
Don Newcombe
Newcombe
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Newcomb
Cards
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Mizell
Dodgers
Stan Musial
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Musial
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Cooper
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RBI
Snider
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Reese
Moon
Cunningham
Rinsingame
Neal
Cimoli
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Sabine
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L Mizel
U— Venton
Ballanfant
Jackowski
Crawford
Cornell Carmen Rowing Team Wins Intercollegiate Title
Cornell defeats Pennsylvania by about two lengths on Onondaga Lake to take the varsity crown for the third straight year and retain the Jim Ten Eyck trophy. Navy wins the freshmen, Cornell junior varsity is undefeated, Stanford places third, and Penn’s Joe Dupchak suffers a crab near the finish.
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N.Y
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Rowing Association
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Quakers
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Navy
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Big Red
Jim Ten Eyck
Princeton
Dartmouth
M.L.T
Wisconsin
Columbia
Joe Dupchak
Brooklyn J
Cornell University
Lincoln Falls Short In Four Minute Mile Attempt At AAU Meet
In Dayton Ohio Merv Lincoln won the 9th AAU event with 4 05 1 the fastest time of the meet despite not breaking the four minute mile Don Bowden the NCAA miler was third behind Bob Seaman Seaman finished in 4 07 1 with Burr Grimm fourth Lincoln recent 3 58 9 pace. Reginald Pearman set a 46 4 quarter mile AAU record at the meet.
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Dayton
Ohio
Australia
Merv Lincoln
Don Bowden
Bob Seaman
Southern California Striders
Lincoln
Wes Santee
Kansas
Seaman
Bowden
Burr Grimm
Maryland
Reginald Pearman
New York Pioneer Club
Charles Jenkins
Villanova
John Telford
Wayne State University
Robert McMurray
Morgan State
Bertoia Hoak Rally For All Star Berths In 1959 bids
Aero Bertoia of Detroit and Don Hoak of Cincinnati push toward starting berths for the All Star Game at St Louis. Bertoia leads AL third-base voting with 17 028, McDougald 16 019, Kell 15 503, Mathews 23 747. Hoak within 2 500 of Mathews. Mantle tops with 30 591. Williams leads AL outfield. Musial leads NL in first-base votes.
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Aero Bertoie
Detroit
Don Hoak
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Bertoia
Gil McDougald
Gil McDougald and Baltimorers George Kell
Hoak
Eddie Mathews
Milwaukee
Ford Frick
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Kell
Mathews
Redlegs
Brooklyn
Chicago Cubs
Red Schoendienst
Johnny Temple
Roy McMillan
al Dark
Bill Skowron
Mickey Mantle
The
Yanks
Boston
Ted Williams
Stan Musial
Little Eight Games Set Across Towns
A Little Eight Baseball League meeting is planned for tomorrow night at 7:30 at the P and K Cafe near the paper mill in West Monroe to arrange the league All-Star game set for July 4. Readies tonight’s games include Chapel Hill at Woodlawn Downsville at Claiborne Okaloosa versus West Monroe at Neville Liberty at Swartz.
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Downsville
Claiborne
Okaloosa
West Monroe
Neville Liberty
Swartz
Little Eight Baseball League
Don Zeigler
Swartz Tee
Liberty
Meridian Sports Writer Wins Big Eight Golf Meet
Dick Smith sports editor of the Meridian Star captured his third straight Mississippi Big Eight Sports Writers Assn. golf title in Vicksburg after a 91 in regulation and a one hole sudden death playoff with Robert Fulton of the Jackson Clarion-Ledger. George Aselton placed third with 92, Paul Tibber fourth with 98, and Carl Walters and Harold Foreman tied for fifth at 99. Wade Walker won the celebrity division with 81 as the three day convention closes tomorrow.
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Vicksburg
Miss
Dick Smith
The
Meridian Star
Mississippi
Big Eight Sports Writers Assn
Robert Fulton
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
George Aselton
Jackson State-Times
Paul Tibber
State- Times
Carl Walters
Clarion-Ledger
Harold Foreman
Jackson Daily News
Wade Walker
Mississippi State
Association
Sea O'Erin Wins In Mud At Myrtlewood
Hasty House Farm’s Sea O'Erin led from the start to win the Myrtlewood Handicap at Arlington Park in heavy rain conditions. Besomer finished second, Good Gesture third, with Munchausen last in a four horse field. Sea O'Erin’s win comes in his first victory of the season, earning $12,000 and boosting totals to $407,259. L C Cook rode the winner in 1 11 2 5. The upset paid $5.20 and $3 with Besomer at $3.80.
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Hasty House Farm
Arlington Park
Colin MacLeod Jr
Besomer
Jack R. Johnston
Good Gesture
Rathmore Farm
Munchausen
Lea O’erin
Calumet Farm
Fabius
E. Gay Drake
Dogoon
Spring Hill Farm
Sea O'Erin
L. C. Cook
Sea O’erin
Besemer
Miss Erlen Wins Regret Handicap Over Venomous
Miss Erlen, an outsider among 12 fillies and mares, nipped Venomous by a head in the Regret Handicap at Monmouth Park. Jockey Sam Boulmet rode the 4-year-old Spy Song filly carrying 114 pounds to a 1:09 4-5 six furlongs, paying $41.60 $11.20 $6.60 to win for owner A. J. Della-Pietra of Miami. The victory marked her fifth win in 11 starts this year and earned $14,927.50.
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N.J
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Venomous
Monmouth Park
A. J. Della-Pietra
Miami
Fla
Spy Song
Sam Boulmetis
Local baseball and softball schedules with multiple leagues listed
The page lists Friday and Tuesday games for men and senior leagues including W M Methodist Emmanuel Trinity Gordon Ave Meth St Paschal Temple and Missouri Pacific. Major and Minor League matchups fill the week with times at 6 15 to 7 50 and a June 22 sparring note for Tommy Jackson ahead of a July 29 Patterson title bout.
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N.J
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Ais
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Emmanuel Baptist
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Red Sox
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Yanks Ave Eee
Freeman's Service
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Capabana
Carver Project
Wolf Pack
Find wins Inglewood Handicap at Hollywood Park
Alfred G. Vanderbilt's Find defeats Eddie Schmidt and Pit Boss in the mile and sixteenth Inglewood Handicap at Hollywood Park. Finishes were decided by a photo with 46,800 onlookers. Find earns 30,200 and nears a career earnings notch toward 500,000.
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Inglewood
Calif
w—Find
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Hollywood Park
Eddie Schmidt
Pit Boss
Finch
Bobby Brocato
Michigan Heads Toward NCAA Tennis Title in Salt Lake
Michigan clinches a share of the NCAA team title with semifinal wins in singles and doubles in Salt Lake City. Barry MacKay defeats Ronald Holmberg of Tulane, then teams with Dick Potter to beat Texas. Giammalva advances to the singles final after a tough match with Art Andrews. Michigan can win the team title with a Sunday victory at the Salt Lake Tennis Club.
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Salt Lake City
Michigan
Wolverines
Tulane
Texas
Big Ten
Barry MacKay
Ronald Holmbert
MacKay
Dick Potter
Sammy Giam
Malva
Richard Keeton
Giammalva
IWA
Art Andrews
Crawford Henry
Holmberg
Cliff Vickery
Ronnie Sawyer
Houston
Andrews
Doug Corley
Colorado College
Bill Rose
Portland University
Salt Lake Tennis Club
British Pair Hold Lead In Le Mans Race
At Le Mans sixth hour Ron Flackhart and Ivor Bueb of Britain led the 24 hour race as four rivals dropped out. Jaguar plants contend for a third straight victory amid Maserati and Ferrari pressure. Race began Saturday with 55 starters, 44 remaining after six hours. one Porsche entry owned by Ed Hugus and driven by Keeseler and Bodin de Beaufort among notable participants.
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LE Mans
France
Ron Flackhart
Ivor Bueb
Great Britain
Jaguar
Maserati
Ferrari
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