Little League All Stars Named for July 23 Playoff
American League roster features Amvets Oxco and Elks players led by manager Bob Heller with several Amvets and Oxco. National League rosters include Lions Civitans NECA and Lions with Hart Hartman Gibson and Dutrow. Coaches listed for both leagues.
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Staley Memorial Stadium
Lions
Amvets
Oxco
Jerry Becht
Elks
Terry Showe
Jum Ha iElks
Ben Grove
Red Hammer
Mike Taylor
Dave Lee
Charles Palm
Wayne Mulcahey
Bill Roessler
Dave Yon
Pete Markey
John Fowler
Jim Hahn
Bob Heller
Bob Whitmore
Jack Hart
Civitans
Ike Rhoderick
Wayne Fox
Campbell Fires Course Record 65 in Western Open round
Campbell, a former Purdue star, shot 65 at Pittsburgh Field Club to lead the Western Open first round. Palmer tied for fifth with 67 as 28 of 127 beat par 70 on the 6,625 yard layout. The 65 matched a Field Club mark set in 1953 by Caick Harbert and tied today by Doug Ford.
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Pittsburgh
Joe Campbell
Purdue University
Pittsburgh Field Club
Campbell
Joe
Arnold Palmer
Ligonier
Caick Harbert
Northfield Mich
Doug Ford
Palmer
Mike Souchak
Grossinger
Houston
Paddy) Laclair
Birmingham
Ala
Bert Weaver
Tex
Gunderson Triumphs In Western Amateur Quarterfinals
Anne Gunderson of Seattle defeated Anne Quast of Everest 5 and 4 to reach the semifinals of the Women's Western Amateur Golf Tournament. The 1957 national amateur champion outplayed her rival, aided by 12 of 14 greens in regulation, on Exmoor course weathering short iron struggles from Quast. Gunderson’s semifinal foe will be 19-year-old Andy Cohn of Northwestern University, who beat Nancy Roth 5 and 3.
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Chicago
Anne Gunderson
Seattle
Anne Quast
Everest
Miss Gunderson
Miss Quast
Exmoor
Cohn Aliss Gunerson
Andy Cohn
Town
Northwestern University
Nancy Roth
Elkhart
Ind
Miss Cohn
Miss Roth
Bueno Leaves for Home After Wimbledon Victory
Maria Bueno, 19, the Wimbledon women's champion, departed London via Paris. She told reporters at the airport she will spend 10 days in Brazil before heading to the United States for the American championships.
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London
Brazil
Maria Bueno
Paris
Maria
United States
Pep Crive
Mad Tom Bait Dominates Slow Rivers For Big Bass
Field & Stream notes Pennsylvania anglers swear by the mad tom catfish bait to catch bass in slow moving streams like the Monocacy and Antietam. Wading with light spinning gear, anglers cast upstream and across to let the bait swim bottomward, finding rocks where fish lurk. The piece urges preparedness with extra hooks and line, and highlights the method as controversial among some locals who fear it could overwhelm big bass.
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Pennsylvania
Ithe
John Fox
Williamsport
Navy Air Force to Meet Biannual Grid Series in 1960
Washington AP reports Navy and the Air Force likely will play football every other year beginning in 1960. The series would include a game at the Air Force Academy near Colorado Springs.
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Washington
Navy
Air Force
Air Academy
Colorado Springs
Peichy Keilmere Wins Youth Tennis Titles in Baltimore
Peachy Keilmere of Charleston West Virginia won the under-18 and under-15 championships at the Middle Atlantic tennis tourney in Baltimore. She defeated Carol Southgard of Washington 6-2 6-3 for the under-18 title after taking the first set 6-0 and dropping the second 3-4. Goeltz beat Washington foe 6-3 6-2 for under-15 champion. Weir and Southmayd won the under-18 doubles 7-6 6-3, and Goeliz teamed with Murphy to win the under-15 doubles 6-0 6-0.
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Baltimore
Peachy Keilmere
Charleston
W. Wa
Huttle
Carol Southgaard
Washington
Cynthia Goeltz
Miss Goeltz
Marlee Weir
Miss Southmayd
Nancy Martin
Miss Goeliz
Betty Anne Murphy
Daphne Gimmill
Jane Stevens
Tennis Washington
Hugh Lynch Wil
Berthesda
Congressional Country Club
Lynch
Fred Kellmeyer
W. Va
Walter Kitt
Bethesda
David Pee
Moyer Fights Jordan for Welterweight Title in Portland
Denny Moyer, 19, meets champion Don Jordan in an outdoor title defense at Portland Meadows Friday night. Jordan, 45-11, forecasts a stoppage before 15 rounds. Promoter Tommy Moyer expects 10,000 fans and $100,000 gate as NBC covers the 6 pm PST bout.
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Ore
Denny Moyer
Don Jordan
Jordan
Los Angeles
Moyer
Porland Meadows Race Track
NBC
Tommy Moyer
Denny
Young Moyer
Pail
T Ttle
Gaspar Ortega
Vince Marrtinez
Ring
National Boxing Assn
Smith and Hutchinson Own Business Jointly
In Cincinnati Mayo Smith fired as Reds manager and Freddie Hutchinson who succeeded him are partners in a Bowling alley venture in Lake Worth Florida. Smith says Hank Sauer of the Giants and Don Mueller of the White Sox along with others own shares in the 24-alle r operation. He will decide on Gabe Panus’s invitation to stay with the Reds after returning home to think it over.
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Cincinnati
Mayo Smith
Cincinnati Reds
Freddie Hutchinson
Lake Worth
Fla
Smith
Hank Sauer
San Francisco Giants
Don Mueller
Chicago White Sox
Mayo
Gabe Panus
Reds
Schattenberg Twins-Hitter Drives North End To 6-3 Win
North End pitcher Schattenberg threw a two-hitter against the Lions to win 6-3. Baker homered for the winners to pad the lead. Reynolds homered for the Lions, and Hart added a homer for North End as well.
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North End
Shhattenburg
Lions
Tinker’ Baker
Ron Hart
Reynolds
Abdrh Gae
Brown
C. Greene
Harris
Hartman. Co
Schattenb
Dutrow
Ice and Marne
Baker
Ed Ketler
Norwood
Woodman
Goof Schattenberg
Hart
Atkinson
Delauter
G. Grov
Hillsdale Aims at Hollywood Gold Cup Victory
Hillsdale leads a nine horse field in Hollywood Park's Hollywood Gold Cup Handicap a $162100 feature with 1241 pounds top weight. Day Court Finch Swaps Kir and other seasoned rivals join the mile and a quarter race as entry day closes.
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Calif
Hillsdale
Hollywood Park
L. K. Shapiro
al Hillsdale
C. W Smith
Terrang
Find
Day Court
Amerigo
How Now
Ying and Yang
Hollywood
Tommy
Barrow
Elmhort Farm
Suffolk
Angel Valenzuela
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Finch
Willie Shoemaker
Rotary Beats Ruth League Team 12-4 in Baseball Win
The Notary entry of the Babe Ruth League defeated M. J. Grove 12 to 4 as seven runs came home in the second inning on four hits four walks and two errors. Game slated for Husky Park at 6 p.m. today with lineups including Carder Fry Morgan W. Stevens and McHenry among others.
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Notary Entry
M. J. Grove
Husky Park
Grove
Souti
McHenry
Routzaan
Thomas
J. Hess
Droseburg
Trout
Inemgs Sre
Sammarsy
Saute
Vase
Stull
Sioles
Morgan
Dronepurg
Saemfee Fis
We Steens
Droneburg
Carder
Fry
Winpigier
Wile Carder
Wiepigier
Buckeystown Rangers
Walkersville
Maryland Reformatory
Rangers
Carteal
Small
Wood
Brown
Buckeystown
Falk
Ingram
Leaks
A. Hall
Eyler
D. Cramer
Surplus Farm Problems Highlight Rotary Talk
Hazleton area Rotary club heard Henry R. Shoemaker say surplus, not scarcity, is the major farm issue. He noted 15 years of mechanization, dairy farms running with little human handling of milk, and farmers getting about 40 cents of every dollar spent on produce. He urged focus on farming finance and management amid a declining farming population and nine billion dollars in surplus output.
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Henry R. Shoemaker
Frederick County
Hazerstown
Shoemaker
Swimming Strength Judged This Weekend
United States swimming strength for next year’s Olympic Games will be tested this weekend at the three day AAU men’s championships in Los Altos California. About 300 entrants feature top national swimmers with Indianapolis Athletic Club defending champions led by Frank McHinney in backstroke events. Los Angeles AC poses a major threat with Gary Tobian aiming to defend titles in diving and Lance Larson as a top contender in sprint events. International mix includes swimmers from Sweden Mexico and other nations joining the competition.
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Los Altos. Calif
United States
Japan
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Frank McHinney
Indianapolis
Mike Troy
Frank Brunnell
Los Angeles
Sweden
Juan Botella
Alvaro Gaxiola
Mexico
Rematch Talked For Bantamweight Champ
Plans were laid for a rematch between Jose Becerra and Alphonse Halimi within nine days at the new Sports Arena after Becerra's knockout victory made him the undisputed bantamweight champion. Halimi’s party weighs a $65,000 guaranteed and plans to travel to New York then home.
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Mexico
Jose Becerra
Alphonse Halimi
France
George Parnassus
Becerra
Mag Ic
Mexico City
Halimi
Exchampion
Phillippe Fiulipp
Paris
Parnassus
Wili Fy
New York
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