Judo Bout Highlights Three Main Wrestling Events
The Ector County Coliseum hosts a Tuesday night card headlined by three main events split over two of three falls or 60 minutes. Notable matches include Pat Wesane Big versus Rough Hans Schnabel against Art Nelson, and Bob Orton versus Art Nelson. A sanctioned Judo Jacket bout features Gene LeBelle against Tokyo Joe, with Joe promising to “chop him to size” in a planned ten minute bout.
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Ector County Coliseum
Pat O’dowdy
Pat Wesane
Hans Schnabel
Art Nelson
Sonny Myers
Permian Basin
Bob Orton
State Commission
Ins Boxing and Wrestling
Gene LeBelle
Tokyo Joe
Joe
Cate
Rory
LeBelle
Wily Oriental
Three Church Games Produce 72 Runs
A set of Baptist church softball games last night produced 72 runs with Belavont Baptist winning over Puiptist while AUTTR Fanese pitched and Gene Gregory took the loss. Kirst Methodist defeated Crescent Park Baptist as Carl Depow earned the win and Kinley the loss. Sherwood Baptist faced St. Pukeos Vethea and Trinds Baptist scheduled to meet Goldsmith Baptist at Machines Park.
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Totaboof
Churen
Secodd Baptist
Jones Leads North as National Intercollegiate Golf Tourney Opens
Rick Jones of Ohio State is the Norths last hope in the 59th National Intercollegiate Golf Tournament. After qualifiers only eight survive, including Baxter of Houston and Foote of UCLA, with matches set on the 7120 yard Buckeye course.
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Columbus
Ohio
Rick Jones
Jack Parnell
Oklahoma A&m
Baxter
Don Sechrest
Bill Foote
UCLA
Santa Ana
George Clark
North Texas State
Ottumwa
Towa
Jones
Youngstown
Youngstown Produet, Has Jimmie Ehiskey
Houston University
Pocatello
Idaho
Jerry Pittman
Southern “Methodist
Aeticsp
Gene Lockabill
North Carolina
Suggs Leads Women’s Western Open as Berg Trails
Louise Suggs holds a three stroke lead after the first round of the Women’s Western Open with a four under par 68. Patty Berg shoots 75 to sit in a tie for second. Betty Hanson and Joe Ann Prattice lead the pro ranks while Ruth Jensen and Jackie Yates head the amateurs.
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Dies Mopes
PoLouise Suggs
Esba TT
Patty Berg
Patty
Betty Hanson
Joe Ann Prentice
Ruth Jessen
Seattle
Jackie Yates
Honolulu
Baseball results and Friday schedule across leagues
National League games New York 6 Brooklyn 3 Cincinnati 4 Pittsburgh 3. American League Detroit 4 Kansas City 0. Texas and Southwest and state league scores mix with Friday schedules listing Chicago at Cleveland Boston at Baltimore Washington at New York and more. Also many minor league and state league results and Friday schedules across Texas and Oklahoma cities.
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Associated Press
New York
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Detroit
Kansas City
Van
Cleveland
Boston
Baltimore
Detroit Onees
Washington
Kansas City Sc
Texas
Houster
Shreveport Fort Worth
Dallas
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Austin
San Antonio
Behin
Houston
Fort Worth AG
San Antonio RT
Austin Ay
Tulsa A
Shreveport
Oklahoma
Fort Worth
Tisa
Wichita Falls
Abilene
Corpus Christi
Port
Arthur
Victoria
Beaumont
Lubbock
Waco
Corpus
ORR
Peeeaee Ae
ORS
Port Arthur
Tas Beaumont
Schedele
Corpus Christ
Crietoria
Beauniant
Ib Paso
Ballinger
Pam
Clovis
el Paso
Hobbs
Panini
Midland
Carlsbad
Roswell
Plainview San Angelo
Sooner State Leagle
Muskogee
Paris
McAlester
Ardmore
Shawnee
Lawton Il
Powca City
Ardmel
Ccesseeeess
Plawton Vee
Ponca City
Seminole Paris
Lawton
National Loop All Stars Dominated By Cincinnati
Cincinnati led the 1956 All Star votes with five Redlegs in the starting NL lineup and multiple Cincinnati players finishing as runners up. Mantle and Berra led the American side in votes while other starters include Campanella, Kell, Fox and Kaline among others. final 25-man rosters to be named by managers Stengel and Alston.
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Cincinnati
New York
Washington
Dale Long
Pittsburgh
Ken Bover
St.Louis
Stan Musial
Ted Kluszewski
Ray Jablonski
Wally Post
Johnny Temple
Roy McMillan
Cinev
Frank Robinson
Gus Bell
Ed Bailey
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Babe Ruth
Mantle
Yogi Berra
Yankee
Ford Frick
Roy Campanella
Brooklyn
Bailey
Campanella
Kluszewski
Red Schoendienst
Eddie Mathews
Milwaukee
Ernie Banks
Chicago
del Ennis
Philadelphia
Duke Snider
Don Mueller
Jim Finigan
Kansas City
Berra
Yankees
Boston
Mickey ‘Vernon
Ted
Williams
Detroit
al Kaline
Harvey Kuenn
Nellie Fox
George Kell
Baltimore
Casey Stengel
Walt Alston
Chicago Fans complain as Banks misses All Star shortstop
Chicago baseball leaders including Will Harridge P K Wrigley and Charley Comiskey debate fan voting for All Star starters. The disagreement follows Ernie Banks not being chosen by the public poll while Harridge hints at returning to manager selections.
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Chicago
Will Harridge
P. K. Wrigley
Chicago Cubs
Charley Comiskey
Chicago White Sox
Ernie Banks
Cubs
Harridge
Ford Frick
Wrigley
Giants and Redlegs Lead as Burgess Caps Rally
Smoky Burgess homered for Cincinnati as part of an eighth inning rally that pushed the Redlegs to a 4-3 win over the Pirates. Cincinnati, reaching a century of homers in 63 games, neared the NL lead while Detroit stopped an 11 game skid with a 4-0 win over Kansas City.
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ED Wilks
Associated Press
Cincinnati Redlegs
Redlegs
Smoky Burgess
Pittsburgh Pirates
Smoky
Ed Bailey
New York Giants
Pirates
Milwaukee
Giants
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Detroit
Harvey Kuenn
Kansas City
Frank Robinson
Cincinnati
Burgess
Frank Thomas
Johnny Klippstein
Tom Acker
Luis Arroyo
Foster Castleman
Jackie Brandt
Bill White
Daryl Spencer
Bill Sarni
Don Bussent
Marv Grissom
Virgil Trucks
A’s
Jack ‘Vla‘hon
Pittsburgh
Kuenn
Tiger
Nashua Faces Pair of Belmont Park Handicaps
Nashua the 4-year-old Nasrullah colt with a $1,102,865 bankroll prepares for two Belmont Park tests. He meets top sprinters in the 7-furlong Carter Stakes tomorrow carrying 130 pounds and later tackles the 1 1/4 mile Suburban on July 4 with 128 pounds. Trainer Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons and jockey Eddie Arcaro lead the attack with rival entries including Switch On and Find among others.
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New York
Nashua
Carter
Nasrullah
Leslie B. Combill
Kentucky
Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons
Eddie Arcaro
Gerard Colella
Alfred Vanderbilt
Find
Red Hannigan
Duc de Fer
Artismo
Louisiana Ban Delays Integration in Texas League
Dallas report says Louisiana’s racial ban on athletes will not take effect before October. The bill would bar contests with Negro players against whites and could have excluded Shreveport from the league. Most Texas League clubs outside Louisiana employ Black athletes.
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Dallas
Louisiana
Shreveport
Veeck Bids To Rebuild Detroit Tigers Franchise
Pennant winner and showman Bill Veeck announces a bid to buy the Detroit Tigers from Walter Briggs estate with a 250000 good faith deposit. He teams with a Baltimore brewery executive and John S. Hilson of New York to form a Detroit area syndicate as other groups also compete.
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Detroit
Bill Veeck
Cleveland
St. Louis
Detroit Tigers
Tiger
Walter O. Briggs
Detroit Baseball Co
Veeck
Baltimore
John S. Hilson
Yoas
Hilson
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Browns
Indians
Spike Briggs
Tigers
Briggs
Briggs Stadium
Clippers Squeeze Out Another Win
The Corpus Christi Clippers won their ninth straight game by one run, prevailing 7-6 in ten innings over San Arthur. Wichita Falls stayed within striking distance with a 5-2 win, while Victoria edged Beaumont 2-1 in Friday action.
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Associated Press
Corpus Christi
Clippers
Sort Arthur
Wichita Falls
Spudders
Sbitene
Victoria
Beaumont
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Lstad
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James E. Pepper & CO
Lexington
Penland Distributors, Inc
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Y Sia
Cena
Braves
Dick Groat
Bill Jackowski
United Press
Chicago Cub
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Bobby Jones
Bossier City
al McCoy
Longview
Tex
McCoy
Remington
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Grove's Drug
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