Major League Box Scores Chicago Washington Milwaukee San Francisco
Box score style report shows Aparicio and Torgeson key for Chicago while Washington uses Lollar as 3B. Aparicio HR and multiple players contribute as Chicago loses in late frames. box notes Kemmerer and Donovan pitching. Milwaukee and St Louis collide with Mathews HR and late calls. San Francisco tops Pittsburgh in a tight contest.
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Minor League Dew beats Monroe Lions 31 to 0 in action
Dew pitcher G Murphy threw a one hitter in the f League game while Bagwell contributed 3 3 with a homer for the winners. Hausher and Wood pitched for Monroe with Stewart getting the lone hit. King Finance tops Louisville Pharmacy 14-8 in the A League Campbell tossed a one hitter and went 2-3. Overton had the only hit. Saul Adler handed La Ark Equipment its first loss 8-7 as Jones doubled twice. Posey and N Moncrief each went 2-4 for the losers. Squire Shape defeated R&R 11-8 on Tuesday night.
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R&r
Reed Leads NCAA Tennis Seeded Upset Parade
Whitney Reed of San Jose State ranked No 1 led seven of the top eight seeds into the NCAA tournament quarter finals at Evanston Ill Reed beat Bob Nichols 6 4 6 4 while Jon Erickson Michigan No 7 was upset Art Andrews Iowa 6 1 9 7 Second seed Don Dell Yale won 6 1 6 4 and No 3 Ron Halmberg Tulane won 6 3 4 6 3 with Reed also a 1958 Davis Cup member.
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San Jose State
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Airforce
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Georgia Tech
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Michigan
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Iowa
Erickson
Fla
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Notre Dame
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Tulane
David Nelson
Stanford
Ned Neely
Georgia
Tech
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Yale
Max Brown
Ingemar Johansson's family faces Patterson clash with calm
Ingemar Johansson's womenfolk remain composed as they back the challenger against Floyd Patterson at Yankee Stadium. Ebba Johansson Birgit Lundgren Eva and Annette Johansson stand with the fighter, preferring quiet sideline support and restraint during the heavyweight bout.
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Leos Leaves Rayville for Bogalusa Assistant Coach Post
Tommy Leos, Rayville High School assistant football coach and head baseball and junior basketball coach, will join Bogalusa High as an assistant football coach under coach Audis Gill. He cites promotion, leaves Frazer Bailey’s staff after two seasons, with Rayville teams reaching 1958 state Class A runner-up in baseball and 1959 semi finals. Neville High and Northeast Louisiana State College alumnus.
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Audis Gill
Bogaulsa
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Northeast Louisiana State College
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Pick McLemore Reearned To Little Boys Baseball Board
Winnsboro businessman J. W. McLemore was reelected to the national board of directors of the Little Boys baseball program for a third term. He oversees decals pins emblems and supplies sold across eight states for the National Scholarship fund. Louisiana peers Ransome Ole and Bert Ladd also joined the board.
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Daniel H. Jones
McLemore
National Scholarship Fund
Louisiana
Ransome € Ole
Bleeancley
Bert Ladd
Houma
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