Carrasquel Traded For Bill Hunter
New York reports indicate Cleveland acquired Billy Hunter from Kansas City for Chico Carrasquel as the trading deadline approaches. Hunter joins the Indians after a two RBI performance for KC and a late-night arrival before Friday’s game with Washington. Other clubs including the Yankees and Giants are active as deadline moves continue.
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NEW York
Frank Lane
Billy Hunter
Kansas City Athletic
Cleveland Indians
Hunter
Kansas City
New York Yankees
Chico Carrasquel
Cleveland
Ume
Indians
Washington
Lane
New York Yankee
Bobby Richardson
Yanks
Tony Kubek
Gil McDougal
George Weiss
Yankees
Weiss
Bob Grim
Casey Stengel
Roger Maris
Maris
Ray Narleski
Richardson
Grim
Marv Throneberry
San Francisco Giants
Curt Simmons
Philadelphia
Bill White
St. Louis
Kenny Boyer
Los Angeles
Duke Snider
Cardinals
Wally Moon
Milwaukee Braves
Richie Ashburn
Philies
Phils
Joe Adcock
Billy Bryton
Baltimore
Billy Lees
Orioles
Boston
Gus Triandos
Jockey Dies After Rainy Track Spill At Charles Town
Baltimore AP reports jockey Joseph E. Snyder 23 of Charles Town died at Johns Hopkins Hospital from head injuries suffered in a two horse spill on a rain soaked track at Charles Town West Virginia. Snyder died at 9 15 pm EDT after emergency surgery. Balzaretti of Chester Pa remains in Charles Town Hospital with a back injury and is listed in satisfactory condition. Snyder survived by his wife Jean and two sons. He was a Marine veteran with about five years on the Maryland West Virginia circuit.
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Baltimore
Joseph E. Snyder
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Charles Town
W. Va
Snyder
Stubbie
William Balzaretti
Chester
Vee Snyder
Balzaretti
Vincennes
Ind
Jean
Steve
Bryan
Marine Corps
Roger Conlon
Cranwood Park
Ohio
Raul Contreras
Caliente
Mexico
U. S
Olympic Committee Plans $1.56 Million Fund Drive
The U S Olympic Committee aims to raise 1.56 million dollars by public subscription over two years to finance American teams for the 196 games at Squaw Valley and Rome. Officials say funds will support team preparation, travel, and equipment as part of a broader effort to strengthen Olympic prospects.
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New York
U. S. Olympic Committee
Squaw Valley
Calif
Rome
United
Oak
Lions
North End
Games Pier
Eens
Civitans
Andings - Ww. L
Wilson
Baltimore
Subur
Elks
Oxco
Jack Emich
W. L. Pet
U.S
Oxro
Amvet
Gewickly
Tall” Cedars
Elksia
Baseball Standings and Friday Results in 1950s Style
The AMERICAN LEAGUE and NATIONAL LEAGUE tables show New York and Milwaukee leading, with Boston San Francisco Cincinnati Pittsburgh St Louis Chicago Philadelphia Los Angeles near the middle. Friday results include Kansas City at New York and Chicago at Baltimore, with 4-1 Kansas City over New York and 4-2 Boston over Detroit.
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L. Pet. Ua
New York
Milwaukee
Jboston
San Francisco
SIM
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Detroit
Ep York
Kansas City
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Baltimore
Pittsburgh at Los Angeles baseball results
The schedule lists results and matchups across teams with scores noted for several games including Cincinnati at Chicago and Philadelphia at San Francisco. Multiple cities such as Pittsburgh Milwaukee St. Louis and San Francisco appear in the results.
Three Take Golf Lead
Julius Boros Tommy Bolt and 16 year old ex rancher Dick Metz shot 71 to lead the National Open first round in Tulsa as extreme heat winds and tough greens challenged contenders. Bolt and Boros shared early pace while Metz pressed with a 71 and Palmer Caldwell and Snead lurked two back with curlers and clouds of heat.
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Tulsa
Okla
Julius Boros
Tommy Bolt
Dick Metz
Pac
Titans
Bolt
Moon
Sam Snead Boros
Southern Pines
N.C
Metz
New Shady Oaks
Fort Worth
Denver
Cherry Hills
Ralph Guldahl
Ben Hogan
Cary Middlecoff
Ken Venturi
Arnold Palmer
Lloyd Man
Grum
Apple Valley
Calif
Jimmy Demaret
Kiamesha
Take
N. Y
Bruce Crampton
Harvie Ward Jr
San Francisco
Smiley Quick
Whittier
Lebron Harris
Stillwater
Potomac Bass Fishing Spots Amid River Conditions
Potomac bass fishing will be spotty as the river shows clear sections from Hancock to Lander, cloudy from Lander to mouth of Monocacy, and muddy to Seneca. Monocacy River is muddy and flashing, unfit for bass. Most tributaries are too cloudy. large crappie and blue gill catches reported at Liberty and Philadelphia dams.
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Potomac River
State Game and Inland Fish Commission
Potomac
Hancock
Lander
L Lander
Monocacy
Seneca
Liberty and
Tridelphia
Tim Tam to Undergo Tim Tam Knee Operation
Tim Tam the 3 year old star now ailing after a Belmont Stakes injury is set for knee surgery next week at the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine in Philadelphia. Trainer Dutrow said the horse will be shipped to Philadelphia for the procedure after a break in the action.
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New York
Tim Tam
Turner
Jimmy Jones
Philadelphia
Calumet Farm
Mrs.j
Turner Versity
Pennsylvania
Schoolland
North End
Veterinary
Phila Jims
Kural
Columbia
Dutrow
Frushour
Phians
Washington
Lou Liday
Roar Offile
Alumbia University
Jones
Eisenhower
Woodman
Baker
Hart
Neier Figuer
Eller
Danner
Sc. Norwood
Zions Walter Perkins
Pich
Hadman
Ehman
Rexnolds
Gibson
Toons
Bates
Acta
Cal Burrow
Sever
Rushour
Mayne
Reed
Willard
University
Quinn Track Meet Set At Elm Street Grounds Saturday
The Alvin Quinn YMCA track meet at Elm Street School grounds opens Saturday at 10 am with three age groups 12 and under 13 14 15 16 and 17 and 18. Records are expected to fall in 18 15 16 18 events as Elks and Oxco compete in Little League varsity events and field events with notable performances anticipated from Ray Morgan Sam Marrone and Ellis McDonough among others.
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Alvin Quinn
Elms Street
Elks
Oxco
Baker Park
M Kline
Hirsch
Ray Page
jShowe
Fox
Ray Morgan
Sam Marrone
Castle
Bowie
Aidone
Thomas
Ellis McDonough
Devilbisset Pri
O LA Hiss
Hirsen
Bob Evans
A. Pas LaBrash
Ghisee Ox. Ib
Harding
Oden
Associated Press
Oe Steet
Milwaukee
Tony Anthony
Wilis
Rye
C. Kline
New York
Orville
Rae Ee Ata
Pitts
Lai
Mis
Philadelphia
Sugar Hart
Ose
Atlaes
Gil Turner
Dyer
Grove
Harris
Diver
Boise
Idaho
Jimmy Martinez
Showe
Dale Manz
Roessler
Carter to Box Besmanoff at Madison Square Garden
New York AP Harold Carter a top heavyweight contender before entering the Army returns to boxing Friday at Madison Square Garden to face German import Willi Besmanoff. Carter has defeated Pat McAfartry and split with Archie Moore, aiming to challenge Floyd Patterson if he wins.
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New York
Harold Carter
Army
Willi Besmannoff
Madison Square Garden
Carter
Besmanoff
Pat McAfartry
Seattle
Arichie Moore
Louisville
Floyd Patterson
Lions Athletes Feted At Walkersville Dinner
Walkersville High School athletes were honored at a Wednesday smorgasbord dinner at The Ranch near Shippensburg Pennsylvania. Forty champions attended with coaches William Talley and George Remsberg at the head table. The two mentors boast 117 wins to 10 losses over two seasons. Master of Ceremonies Arnold Fleagte and guest speakers Col. W. T. Mosley of Fort Detrick and Rev. Nevin Smith addressed the athletes.
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Walkersville High School
Shippensburg
William Talley
George Remsberg
Arnold Fleagte
Walkersville
Col
W. T. Mosley
Fort Detrick
Nevin Smith
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Columbus
Rochester
Buffalo
Richmond
Minneapolis
Wichita
Indianapolis
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Charleston
Omaha
Hancock-Lander
Anthony
Orville Pitts
Itliz
Frederick
Bobby Broadup
Lefty Warrenfeltz
Ocean City
The
Jaycees
Jack Douglas
Charles V. Main
Proto
Castremas
Maryland
Quinn
Elim Street
Mauro Vazquez
Pete Kawain WaTmire
Billy Ryan
Lowell
Mass
Gordon
Farnsworth
Bangor
Maine
Monument
Work Drilling Co., Inc
William B. Burall Alderman
Fathers
Rexall
Williamson’s Drug Store
North Market St
Market St
W. Patrick St
Al.c
Eoples Drug
Carter Vs. Besmanoff
Garden
Pat Boone
Columbia University
Patrick Street
Universal
Edward S. Mobley
Wilson Place
Kanes
Harry Footer and CO. Cleaners
S. Market St. — Frederick
N. Market St. Frederick Shopping Center
Hertz
West Patrick St
Jae Ela
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