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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1959

Page

6

Baseball Now Back To Races As All Star Season Opens

The season resumes with the American League and National League racing tight. The Dodgers host Cleveland while San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Chicago swing into series. Boston and Detroit chase wins as New York and Baltimore mix in a crowded schedule. White Sox, Braves, and Indians push for early momentum after a mixed stretch.

Ed Wilks Sox Loc Angeles Braves San Francisco Dodgers Cazo Louis Cleveland Boston Red Sox Baltimore Bill Jurges Todae Associated Press New York Detroit Kansas City Washington Wieght

Pirates Set Pryouts At Charles Town

Charles Town meet features a track performance by a veteran mare, with Quick Laas securing a late victory for the Newport contingent. Davis and his wife own the filly, showing strong early season form and several in-the-money finishes as a two year old in 1935.

Charles Town Remsman Newport Davis Olin

Stengel Refuses to Use Excuses After All Star Loss

Pittsburgh AP report on Stengel admitting no excuses for the 5-4 defeat of his American League All-Stars by the National League at Forbes Field. He praised the game, noted Pirates grounds keeping, blamed the hitting gap, and cited Mays key eighth inning homer as the turning point.

Pittsburgh Sueet Forbes Field Nationals Caser Pirates Stengel Mays Triple Willie Mays Whiter Ford New York Yankee Tse Hoyt Wilhelm Baltimore Muckieball Bud Daley Kansas City Casey Ryne Drysdale Don Dresdale Los Angeles Millawazer Fox Kuenn Fox Ugied

Fight Results Fresna Calf Zora Foilex Chandler Ariz

Fight results mix of names and places with knockout mentions across Williams Dominguez and Blades. Notable lines reference Oklahoma California Portland and France with scattered scores and attendees. Unclear event details and inconsistent OCR hinder full synthesis.

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Mays Delivers 438-Foot Triple in All Star Classic

Willie Mays hit a 438 foot triple to right center in the eighth inning powering the National League to a 5 to 4 victory over the American League in the 26th All Star Game in Pittsburgh. The NL erased a 4 3 deficit as Roy Face struggled before exiting in the eighth and Johnny Antonelli held the line for the Nationals. Timely hits by Ernie Banks and Bill Mazeroski produced the decisive runs while Mays appeared throughout the late innings, boosting his team to the win amid a full capacity crowd.

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Optimist Team Falls Short in Inning Rally

North End Optimist defeated Optimist 30 to 6 as NECA capitalized with a four-run fourth inning. Tom Dutrow led the winners at the plate by going 3 for 4 while Bucky Sulcer collected three hits for Optimist.

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Halimi Faces Becerra for World Bantam Crown Tonight

Halimi risks the world bantam title in a 15 round bout with Jose Becerra of Mexico as promoter Cal Eto promotes a 15,000 crowd in Los Angeles. The defense includes a $20,000 guarantee and possible rematch if Halimi loses.

Rance Jose Becerra Mexico Cal Eeto Prn Los Angeles Agena Halimi

Favorites Hold Lead In Women's Golf NORBECK

In a crowded Maryland round, three favorites survived. Jane Schiller from Salisbury halved with Mrs. Webb Hares of Chevy Chase after 10 holes. Dui won 3 and 1 after a final nine in 38. Georgia Maze McKeever needed 19 holes to edge Nina Crampton for Congressional Club title contention.

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Callow Steps Down As Navy Crew Coach

ANNAPOLIS AP Russell S Rusty Callow resigns after a three year tenure as Navy crew coach. He cites health concerns and announces retirement, ending a career highlighted by a famed 1950s eight that dominated American rowing and remained a high point for Navy athletics.

Callow Navy Annapolis Russell Rusty Callow Nation Charles Lmelson Naval Academy Erson Wdo Russia Rusty

Durocher Courted by Chicago White Sox

Pittsburgh AP: Leo Durocher said no formal offer came but he discussed the possibility of managing the Chicago White Sox with Dave Marx, a New York toy manufacturer who owns stock in the team. He would only accept if offered stock and a concrete proposal. Al Lopez denied knowledge of the rumor.

Pittsburgh Leo Durocher Chicago White Sox Brooxton New York Menager Sacs Dave Marx Dave White Sox Rur Lee Inte Sox Marx Chicago NEC al Tampa Fla al Lopez

Golf Queen's Reign Ends In First Match Play Round

CHICAGO AP Ma Miller of Long Beach California 38 year old mother of two won medalist honors in the Tournament par 75 but was eliminated in the first round of match play by 34 year old Marge Lindsay of Decatur They tied 20 holes before Lindsay won 6 4 There were a few other upsets as the field was cut to 16 with Barbara Rein slire of Jupiter Florida defeating Sandra Spuzich 6 3 Anne Quast of Everest Washington defeated Frances Rich Bainbridge Ga 8 7 and Jo Anne Gunderson of Seattle USGA titlist was even par in 28 holes The event named new coach Marshall Cincinnati Royals basketball coach for 1953 60 season replacing Bobby Wenzer The score line Homer by R Hel New Market 18 Middletown 66 9g M Free D Kehne and St Clair im J Shafer and Wiles

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Team Victory Marks NL All Star Win in Pittsburgh

In the 26th All Star game in Pittsburgh the National League, led by Hank Aaron and Willie Mays, edged the American League 54. A late eighth inning rally tied the game as Aaron scored on a single by Boyer, Groat sacrificed, Mays tripled for the go ahead, and Aaron’s earlier hits supported the rally. Haney credited a team effort and praised Temple and others for solid defense and pitching.

Pittsburgh Milwaukee Fred Haney Johnny Temple Haney Ken Boyer St. Lows Dick Groat Pittsburgh Pirates Hank Aaron Willie Mays Aaron Additio Gus Triandos Hank Hy J Triandos Mays

Hurdle record and standings from coast league games

Major and minor league scores fill the page with results from the Pacific Coast and International Leagues. Martin Lauer of West Germany set a world 120 meter hurdle record and tied the fastest 200 meter hurdle around a turn. Araby crushed Mt. Carmel 2 0 in junior league play as Burdette, Barnes, Olan and Ausherman contribute.

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Babe Roth Leads Rotary to Thorough Ruth League Victory

Rotary overwhelmed Ruth League play yesterday as Hammold, Seidling, Stine, Stevens and Stevens powered a decisive 26 to 15 win. No clear date or location appears. article fragment limits details.

Babe Roth Rotary Seidling Stine, Stevens and Stevens

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