Indians Win as Colavito Homers Push Lead
Cleveland tightens AL title race by beating New York 5-4 on Rocky Colavito’s 38th homer, moving within one game of Chicago after the White Sox lose to Boston. Yanks’ Mantle homered, Perry notching the win. Duren takes the loss.
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Frank Malzone
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Eckman to referee college games while serving as Orphans Court judge
Charley Eckman, 37, chief judge of Anne Arundel County Orphans Court, will also referee college basketball in five leagues this fall. He cites prestige and a larger pay as reasons, having coached pro teams before. Eckman also scouts for the Phillies and works in public relations, with a history as NBA referee and Fort Wayne Pistons coach.
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Philadelphia Phillies
Fred Zoliner
Detroit
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Wilma
Charley
South Baltimore
Olmedo Opens Title Defense in Davis Cup Opener
Peruvian Alex Olmedo opens the United States bid to defend the Davis Cup at West Side Tennis Club Forest Hill New York. He will face Australia’s Neale Fraser in the opening singles with Barry MacKay meeting Rod Laver in the second singles. Doubles are set for Saturday and Sunday features Fraser Emerson against Olmedo Buchholz.
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Perry Jones
Los Angeles
Harry Hopman
Australa
Fraser
Roy Emerson
United States
Earl Buchholz Jr
St. Louis
Laver
Vac- Kay
Rodriguez Wins Split Decision Over Stitch in Louisville
Cuban welterweight Luis Rodriguez defeats Huaeli Stitch by split decision at Freedom Hall in Louisville. Rodriguez, now 23 straight wins, used lefts and pressure to dominate most of the bout as Stitch failed to land meaningful punishment. Crowd of about 3,200 witnessed the decision with Rodriguez earning the popular verdict.
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Bud Daley
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Joe Morgan
Frank House
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Beck
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Top Value Used Cars Ad Listing Various Models
A multi model used car advertisement lists vehicles including a 195? Pontiac station wagon, Hydra models with power steering and brakes, a 195? Ford, a Fiat four door, a Hudson Hornet four door with power steering, brakes, and a Nash States two door. Many other cars are in stock.
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Hardrop
Local Expert Reserve Class finisher at Crowell Trophy
J secured fifth place in the Expert Reserve Class during the Crowell Trophy Match at the National Rifle Match. The top prize is a sterling silver tea spoon donated by the National Rifle Association. He shoots with the Maryland National Guard Rifle Team in the World Series of Riflery after state selection. The 1959 National Rifle Matches run until August 2 with the National Trophy Rifle Team Match concluding the event.
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Maryland National Guard
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Frederich, Md
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