Braves surge as Buhl shines in 6-4 win over Dodgers
Braves win their sixth of seven as Buhl earns credit for the victory, boosting Atlanta within 4 1/2 games of first place Pittsburgh. Dodgers, Cubs, Reds, Phillies, Indians, Tigers, Yankees, and Senators also post wins or losses in a busy day across the leagues.
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United Press International
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Dressen
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Warren Spahn
Lew Burdette
Bobuhl
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Robin Roberts
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Harry Anderson
Jim Grant
Bobby Thomson
Marty Keough
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Don Messi
Charlie Maxwell
Steve Bitko
Tigers
Hoyt Wilhelm
Yankees
Casey Stengel
White Sox
Jim Coates
Senators
Athencs
Camilo Pascual
Little League matches lead tonight at Bendel and Lions Field
Van Trow faces Texaco at Bendel Memorial Stadium while Friendly meets the Printers at Lions Field both games start at 7. Sandy Cain pitched a one hitter as Gay's Whitewashed Monroe. Waller Williams had the lone hit for the losers and Foreman went 3-4. In the Southside Malace beat KLIC 8-6 with Gunn and Billy Vallery four hits each. Holden and Leonard took the loss as Holden and Antie went 3-4.
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Texaco
Twin City Printing
Friendly
Malace
Klic
Gunn
Billy Vallery
Holden
Leonard
iHolden
Antie
Minor League Two one hitters spark nightly action
Hill Kellogg of Squire Shop Tess Ue one held Three-Way Finance to a 148 victory with Johnny Gardinia 33 and Morrison the losing pitcher. Russell of North Monroe Lions blanked N A Jewelers 11-1 with David Causey taking the loss and Jimmy McDonald notching the lone hit. Shaw went 2-2 guiding Buddy Blair to a 10-6 win over Lions Club as Kppit and Alford won over Zeigler and Mouston. Jeynigan went 2-4 for Lions Club.
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Squire Shop Tessue
Russell
North Monroe Lions
Squire Shop
Johnny Gardinia
Saditer
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Morrison
Lions
N&a Jewelers
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Jimmy McDonald
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Buddy Blair
Lions Club
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Alford
Wineners
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Mouston
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Lew Hartzog Named GSC Track Coach of the Year
Lew Hartzog was chosen as Gulf States Conference track and field coach of the year by 26 of 28 Louisiana Sports Writers Association ballots. His Northeast State Indians dominated the season, winning the conference title outright and setting the stage for a second straight GSC championship. Hartzog, 37, built a rapid rise from last place in 1957 to top coach by 1960, earning his third straight Coach of the Year honor after shared honors in 1958 and winning outright in 1959.
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Lake Charles American Press
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Lake Charles
Gulf State Conference
Louisiana Sports Writers Association
Lew Hartzog
Northeast State College Indians
al LeBlanc
Southeastern
Lions
Circuit Doormat
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Wartzog
Trent
Tex
Clare
White Ridge High
Denver
Wayne Hanson
McNeese
American League Tuesday results and upcoming games
Major league results show Detroit 5 Baltimore 2 and Cleveland 12 Boston 3 as night games. New York 5 Chicago 2, Washington 7 Kansas City 2. Today’s schedule lists Detroit at Baltimore, Cleveland at Boston, Chicago at New York, Kansas City at Washington with several doubleheaders and times noted for Thursday.
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Hillman
Shaw
Turley
Daley
Woodeshirk
Pittsburgh
Cinneinnati
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Pet
State Women's Golf Featured Match Highlights Championship Field
In Alexandria Louisiana veteran Mrs Sam Israel Jr of New Orleans faces Barbara White of Shreveport in the featured match of the Louisiana State Women's golf championship. Defending titlist Mario Simmons dominates medalist honors and seeks another deep run as quarterfinals unfold with multiple notable results and upcoming pairings.
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Louisiana
Barbara Fave
Op Pagey White
Shreveport
Sam Larael Jr
New Orleans
Mario Simmons
Bogalusa
Miss Simmons
Henry Seidel
Clifford Ann Creed
Operousas
Rene Wicknair
Elizabeth Q. Petersen
Harry Henderson
Miss White
Israel
Beatrice Sajoom
Lafayette
Jackson Hawley
Clyde Nash
Monroe
Barbara Head
D. K. Holman
Robert Treadwell
Ford Ames
Beth Campbell
Nash
Petersen
Holman
Ames
Miss Creed
Finn Class Gold Cup result at Torquay
Glen Foster of Sea Wanaka Corinthian YC Oyster Bay NY finished 11th in the third heat at Torquay in the Finn Gold Cup. He sits 16th after three of seven races for the world championship event.
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Torquay
England
Glen Foster
United States
Cupit Sparking Cougar Defense Of Golf Throne
Houston Cougars lead Missouri Valley golf, eyeing fifth straight title at Peoria. Jacky Cupit paces with a 871 after 54 holes, North Texas State second at 891, with Yulsa third and Cincinnati 931 in team race after three rounds.
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Fuller Slams Homer As Hornets Top Monroe 4-2
Charlie Fuller drove in two runs with a homer and a key single to lift Dubach’s Hornets to a 4-2 win over Monroe. Billy Bagwell pitched a three hitter for the victory, his second against one defeat, in a La Ark race tilt Tuesday night.
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la Ark
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Gil Colvin
Fuller
George Bryan
Francis Genusa
Sin
Jerry Rogers
George
Shome Rogers
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Max Britt
Arcaro May Sit Out Belmont as Jockey Switch Debated
New York AP reports jockey Eddie Arcaro may switch from Disperse to Tooth and Nail for the 125000 added Belmont Stakes but ownership balked. Disperse is king Ranch, Tooth and Nail owned by Capt. Guggenheim. Regular rider Manuel Yeaza suspends 10 days, leaving Belmont ride uncertain. Max Hirsch says Arcaro has a first call on Disperse but won’t be blocked if he chooses Tooth and Nail.
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Tooth and Nail
Disperse
King Ranch
Robert J. Kleberg
Kingsville
Tex
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Harry F. Guggenheim
Belmont Park
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Cain Hoy
Yeaza
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Johansson Back Troubles Cast Shadow Over June Title Fight
World heavyweight champion Ingemar Johansson, sidelined by a sprained back, scheduled a medical appointment as his June 20 rematch with Floyd Patterson in New York looms. He described feeling better but offered few details, while Dr Herbert Salzberg planned to visit Catskill headquarters to evaluate him and determine if rest days are necessary.
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N.Y
Ingemar Johansson
Inge
Johansson
Floyd Patterson
New York
Herbert Salzberg
Salzberg
Catskill
Lions hire Germann and Wellington on coaching staff
Former Columbia athletes Ken Germann and John Wellington join the Lion football staff. Germann leads the freshmen program while Wellington serves as his assistant.
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John Wellington
Columbia
Lion
Germann
Wellington
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