Maglie Faces Braves as Giants Narrow NL Lead
Sal Maglie started for the Cardinals against Milwaukee replacing a shunted veteran and lost 2-4 while Larry Jackson shut down the Braves in late innings. Willie Kirkland homered for San Francisco in a 5-4 14 inning win over Philadelphia, aiding the Braves’ stumble to a 1.5 game deficit as Cincinnati St Louis and Pittsburgh close in.
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Women’s Meet at Decatur Opens Qualifying Play
A field of 125 golfers tees off at Decatur Country Club for 18 holes of Illinois Women’s Golf Association qualifying. The low 32 advance to the championship flight with rounds through Friday final. Defending champion Paul Détuthets of Belvidere competes amid notable rivals Lois Drafke of LaGrange and Virginia Ingram of Winnetka.
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Yanks Rout Tigers 15-0 as Larsen strong in shutout
New York exploded for 15-0 behind Don Larsen’s two-hitter and third shutout. Bob Scheffing notes mention Larsen retiring 16 straight Tigers batters after Billy Martin’s eighth inning score. Minnie Minoso homered in both games as Cleveland and Kansas City clinched later wins.
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Fight Results Hollywood and Detroit Boxing Cards
In Hollywood California Charlie Tombstone Smith stopped Armando Muniz in 3, while Jose Torres knocked out Joey Salvato in 4 in Brooklyn. Detroit saw Joe Hemphill defeat Osee Green by decision over six rounds.
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Juerto Rico
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Chicago
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Rematch Set as Calhoun Trips Boyd in Chicago TV Clash
White Plains middleweight Rory Calhoun prepares for a Wednesday television rematch in Chicago against Bobby Boyd after last November’s two round stoppage. Calhoun seeks another win despite past defeats to Spider Webb and Joey Giardello in 1958.
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Marciano Sees Tomato Talk As Another Job
Rocky Marciano, visiting New York, weighs 218 and says he could return to 185. He jokes about tomatoes linking to his post boxing life and discusses Floyd Patterson, Cus D’Amato, and Harris, noting Patterson lacks a top challenger and predicting crowd interest for Harris in Texas. He earns modest show fees, referees wrestling, speaks, and travels for charity work with Barbara Marciano nearby.
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Stars Streak On Grabs Warm Night Spark
Major stars Hector Lopez of the Athletics saved the game with a great eighth inning catch on Jackie Jensen’s drive and then broke a 1 1 tie with a run scoring single. Kansas City beat Boston 2-1. Sal Maglie, pitching for St. Louis, defeated Milwaukee 2-1 in his first start as a Cardinal.
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Morris Legion and Mormacs Triumph In Doubleheader
Morris Junior Legion defeated Ottawa 7 to 3 on the Morris field with Bill Black and Dick Washburn each contributing four singles and four hit pitching by Washburn. Ken Hanoun tripled and Washburn doubled in a 7-3 win as Morris built 2 3 2 runs in the early frames. In the later game Les Enger and Ron Minnich starred in a 1-0 Channahon win for Morris, improving the Mormacs to 3-1 in the LaSalle County League as Jerry Walker and Ken Scamen added two hits each. Bristol visits Morris next Sunday for another league contest.
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Standings and Monday games for baseball teams
Sunday results show St. Louis 2 Milwaukee 1 and San Francisco 5 Philadelphia 4 in 14 innings with a suspended second game. Monday night schedule lists San Francisco at Milwaukee Los Angeles at Cincinnati St Louis at Pittsburgh with all games designated N. Cincinnati 6 6 Chicago 2 8 Los Angeles 4 3 Pittsburgh 1 2 in two games, with the second game of the Dodgers at Pirates going 10 innings.
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Hilaria Sweeps Two Yacht Races on Lake Michigan
Hilaria, a Class A cruiser owned by Hugh Schadelee of Grand Rapids Michigan, wins both Chicago and Michigan City weekend races on Lake Michigan. Corrected time 7 17 55 elapsed 7 27 14. Gypsy owned by Joseph Schoendorf of Milwaukee finishes second with corrected 7 20 12.
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Wisconsin wardens equipped with telescopes to catch violators
Madison guards read license plates from over a mile away using telescopes granted by the State Conservation Department. The move aims to broaden enforcement against fish and game law violators in the coming year.
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Virginia rolls Clio's top series in a decade
Clio bowler Virginia, a three season veteran, totaled 628 with 228 176 224 to claim the area's highest series in ten years. Michigan State gymnast Ted Muzyczko won the 1958 NCAA parallel bars crown after becoming varsity eligible, transferring from Illinois. Winston-Salem manager Vern Benson and Durham manager Charles Kress, both Carolina League colleagues, had previously played on Rochester's 1953 pennant team.
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Durham
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Red Wings
Primatine asthma remedy goes OTC in tablets
New York reports that Primatene tablets, the leading asthma prescription, will now be sold over the counter. Specialists claim the formula stops attacks within minutes and provides hours of relief from recurrent spasms.
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