Elks Beat Oxco 122 to Win Ad Half in League Baseball
The Elks defeated Oxco 122 to win the ad half as Brush hit a double for the winners and Boone did likewise for the losers. Elks had 9 hits to 3 for Oxco, while capitalizing on seven Oxco errors and seven walks.
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Elks
Oxco
American Life League Baseball
Brush
Boone
Elis
Cisitams SS
Hammond
Delauter
Mulcabey
ADE Oae Civitan DE Vied
Budcinges
Delaner
Pusan
Reidenck
Zoo
Ker
Lee Ale ‘Fotals
Joss Dee
Sth
Bax
Nist
Civitan
Hare
Malea
Doubie
Suiger
Rhoderick
Ruttner
Edling
RS Erick
Foland i
Ae Piane
Rhoderick Ufiner
Rhodeer
Stedham Fe — Harmon
Kinas
Joe ES. Carroll
Moore Given Deadline to Defend Light Heavy Title
New York July 8 Archie Moore was granted a final reprieve to noon tomorrow to sign a defense of his light heavyweight crown. World Boxing Committee chairman Julius Helfand said Moore was negotiating in Los Angeles for a defense against Tony Anthony and noted Sinatra associate representatives were drafting a contract. Moore, about 40, hasn’t defended the title since last year’s knockout of Yolande Pompey.
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New York
Archie
Moore
Julius Helfand
World Championship Boxing Committee
Los Angeles
Tony Anthony
Helfand
World Boxing Committee
Graybeard
Yolande Pompey
Twilight clash ends in seven as Urbana ties Ballenger
In the Babe Ruth League twilight softball game, Urbana and Ballenger tied 4 to 4 after seven innings when darkness halted play. Urbana players Bit two homers and Zimmerman and Ballenger's team had two hits each. A future Ballenger vs Walkersville game and Bartgis Zimmerman's two-game tilt were postponed from May 2 and June 25 respectively.
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Twilight
Urbana
Ballenger
H. Lak
Tilow
Zimmerman
Walkersville
Bartgis
R. H. E. Ballenger
Jim Blank
R. Lake
E. Lenjihart
H. Lake
Colts sign Madison Nutter from Huntington for 1957 season
Baltimore Colts announce the signing of Madison Buzz Nutter of Huntington West Virginia as the 47th player for the 1957 camp. Nutter described as tough as steel, started at center last year and also plays defensive end and linebacker. A VPI graduate, he joined the Colts as a free agent in 1954 after being cut by Washington.
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Sutter
Baltimore
Baltimore Colts
Madison
Buzz) Nutter
Huntington
W. Va
Jt Donovan
Nutter
Groo
VPI
Colts
Washington Redskins
Wimbledon Champ's Vacation Style Tips for Travel Resort Beach Wear
New York report offers vacation clothing guidance with tips from the American Institute of Men's and Boys' Wear. Advice covers travel outfits including a sports jacket with contrasting slacks and a versatile shirt, plus resort attire, beach cabana sets, and practical gear for fishing trips such as extra trousers and rubber-soled shoes.
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American Institute of Men's and
Boys’ Wear
China
Wimbledon champion Althea Gibson to return next year
London reports Althea Gibson flew home promising a return to Wimbledon next year. She discussed a possible singing job and hinted at marriage while listing travel and wardrobe items for the trip, including swimsuits, shirts, slacks, and shoes.
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London
Althea Gibson
Buss Gibson
Jim
Jantzen
Mal
Darlene Hard
van Heusen
Honor
Althea
Ravela
McGregor
Bertie Green
Swankysets
iWest
Fleman Jim
Lete
New York
Vant
Jeff Hensen
William Darben
Teterboro
Spooner Tries For Comeback
Former star pitcher Karl Spooner attempts a return with Macon in the South Atlantic League after years of injury and doubt. He describes shoulder pain, a long slide from peak form, and time spent away from the game and family in Hornell and Ver0 Beach.
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Jimmy Breslin
NEA
Macon. Ga
Karl Spooner
Macon Club
Boxing buzz and contract games before Patterson bout
Big talk on the boxing beat about Hurricane Jackson facing Floyd Patterson on July 2 with rumors of a contract deal and promoter moves. The piece hints managers owe money, a potential buyout of Jackson’s contract, and mentions Breidbart’s voucher and other sports and baseball notes, mixing hype with varied names and dates.
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Hurricane Jackson
Floyd Patterson
Jim Norris
Lpot
Lippe Breidbart
Jackson
Nec
Breidhbart
Cardinal
Freds
Seattle
Tiger
McDaniel
Lindy
von i
Kerry
Marlin Tournament Opens At Ocean City
Ocean City Maryland July 2 Fishermen from eight states the district of Columbia Puerto Rico and Mexico head to the Atlantic tomorrow to compete in the 12th International Light Tackle Tournament featuring marlin and sailfish. Three man teams from 33 clubs enter as the field tests 20 to 30 pound line to emphasize line strength over weight.
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Ocean City
District of Columbia
Puerto Rico
Mexico
Atlantic Ocean
Aaron Helps Haney Look Good As Pilot
Milwaukee star Hank Aaron leads the NL in batting homers and RBIs and, at midseason 1957, boosts manager Fred Haney’s posture. He owns a .347 average with 27 homers 73 RBIs 117 hits and 64 runs while riding a 10 game hitting streak as he replaced Dee Fondy as batting leader.
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New York
Milwaukee
Hank Aaron
Fred Haney
Aaron
Haney
Bradenton
Fla
Goldie Holt Eyes More of the Season
Goldie Holt, the organization’s manager, reflects on the year and voices eagerness to see more of the action. He asserts resilience, saying they must take events as they come and build up their prospects despite uncertainties.
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Goldie Holt
Shell Oil Over Grove in Babe Ruth contest
Shell Oil defeated J Grove in a Babe Ruth game yesterday. Miller walked to load the bases, Rice reached on an error, Shark walked, Settle walked with Miller scoring, and Quill singled for the edging run in the seventh. Winning pitcher Rive, losing pitcher Carder. Carder had three hits.
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Gressex
Knoxville
Webb
Danings
Pamgulle
Bie
Giesier
Gee Whisman
Dawson
Siefenes
Giesler
Roy Ellmer
Wiles
Whisman
Dewan
Wsewan
Bax
Ox — Waisman
Lewis Ex
Shell Oil
J. Grove
Babe Ruth
Miller
K. Rice
Shark
Settle
Quill
Grove Abeh Oae Blank
al Genie BO Ee
Fics
Shank
Widge
Rive
Los
Carder
Rice
Frick reelected president as baseball ties with antitrust noted
In Washington Bold Ruler and Iron Liege are named in a tangling of Derby and classics as talks on sports and antitrust laws surface. Will Harridge and Warren Frick meet in an anteroom while Frick announces reelection and reappoints Charles Segar as secretary treasurer.
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Saratoga
Feller
Washington
Frick
Charles Segar
Frick Re-elected Baseball Commissioner for Second Term
Major league owners re elected Ford Frick to a second seven year term as baseball commissioner by unanimous vote at a joint American and National leagues meeting. The 6 year old Frick said he would continue to push for growth of the game and noted no salary terms were discussed at the session. The meeting also included standings and brief results from yesterday's games and club notes.
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ST. Louis
Ford Frick
Frick
Iinte
Elks
Oxec
Amvets
Tall Cedars
Rowners
L Pet
Bob Feller
Cleveland Elks
Commis
Oxcessioner
Marlin angling contest to award points over three days
The Sailfish and Tarpon Club of Mexico defends as Humacao Angling Club and U S entrants from many states strive to outfish them. Points are awarded for marlin caught on 20 and 30 pound lines within time limits. Also Bold Ruler will skip Chicago stakes due to not feeling well.
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Sailfish & Tarpon Club
Mexico
Humacao Angling Club
Puerto Rico
United States
New Jersey
Rhode Island
California
North Carolin
Florida
Texas
New York
Maryland
Washington, D. C
Del-Mart-Va
Marlin Conservation
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J. Groi
Kiwanis
Rotary
Excelsior Ce
Grove Uu
Civitans
Lions
North End
W. Pet
North
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Brunswick Little League
Tigers
BEARS
Brunswick
Charles Sisk
Dixon
Fizons
S McLain
Danner
Price
Columbia
Spooner
Brooklyn
Macon
Holt
Ebbets Field
Jacksonville
Savannah
Cubs
Uno Scar Summuer
Beers Lions
Kleiner
Hornell
Vero Beach
Dodgers
Veron Beach
Marcon
Phil' Fastelull
Frank Lane
Seth Morehead
I Smith
Charley Keller
Yankees
George Weiss
Casey Stengel
Judge Landis
Keller
Red Auerbach
Boston Celtics
Ing
Iran
Bob Cousy
Bill Steiger
Washington State
Yankee
Billy Martin
Athletics
Mickey Mantle
Hodgkin's Disease Foundation
Fay Crocker
Bobby Jones
Uruguyan
Bobby
Scoresone
Kelowna
B.C
Vince Scoresone
British’ Columbia Lions
Pittsburgh
Maryland Clowns
Damascus and
Beallsville
McCurdy Field
Mary-land
Garry Mays
Atlantic
Oo Aero Oil Company
Wheatley Stable
Bold Ruler
Chicago
Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons
Fitzsimmons
Firestone Outoard Motors and Boats
RESR
Bartgis & Zimmerman, Inc
Firestone Home & Auto
E. Patrick St
Dorsey F. Shipley
Wisex Shifley
Sou
Starcraee Boats
SCOTS
Atwater Motors
N. Market St
Fred., Md
Royal Standard
Williams Typewriter & Supply CO
East Patrick St
Seiberling
Melvin M. Engle
N. Carroll
Frederick Motor CO
West Patrick Street
Monument
Frank Korrell
Frederick County Products
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