Mizell Shuts Out Giants as Pirates LeadDivision
Mizell pitched a 1-0 shutout over the Giants for his seventh win in nine decisions with Pittsburgh. His 26 scoreless innings helped the Pirates open a four game gap atop the standings as Milwaukee and Chicago’s Cubs both lost. Purkey and Bridg es combined to blank St Louis, while Hank Aaron hit his 30th homer to pace Milwaukee in a 15 hit attack.
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Cardinals
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Sam Jones
Giants
Bob Purkey
Marshall Bridges
Purkey
Reds
Curt Simmons
Eddie Mathews
Hank Aaron
Ernie Banks
Lew Burdette
del Crandall
al Spangler
Dykes Uses An Old Play To Get Win For Indians
Cleveland manager Jimmy Dykes used a bunt squeeze to lift the Indians to a 4-3 win over the Baltimore Orioles. Red Wilson scored on Johnny Temple's bunt in the seventh after Wilson doubled to open the frame. Chuck Estrada took the loss for Baltimore as the Indians stayed six games behind New York.
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Bill DeWitt
Detroit Tigers
Indians
Detroit
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Jimmy Dykes
Baltimore Orioles
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Boston Red Sox
Red Wilson
Jim Perry
Johnny Temple
Wilson
Chuck Estrada
New York
Yankees
Chicago
Kansas City
White Sox
Washington
Baltimore
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Estrada
Olympic Swim Teams Picked for Rome Games
DETROIT AP The United States named 37 swimmers and divers to the 1960 Olympic team after four days of trials at Brennans Pools. Standouts include Donna de Varona 13, June Stover Irwin 31, Mike Troy 19, Chris von Saltza and Lynn Burke setting world marks, and Paula Jean Pope, Carolyn Wood 14, Alan Somers, Gary Tobian earning double berths. Team trains in Roslyn and Michigan State ahead of Rome start in late August.
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Detroit
United States
U.S
June Stover Irwin
Donna de Varona
Mike Troy
Indiana University
Chris von Saltza
Lynn Burke
Miss Burke
Miss von Saltza
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Brennan Pools
Paula Jean Pope
California
Indiana
Alan Somers
Gary Tobian
University of Southern California
Sam Hall
Bob Webster
Portland
Ore
Carolyn Wood
Rome
Roslyn
N.Y
Michigan State University
New York
Pairings Set for Women's Golf August Ninth
The announced pairings include Deputy with Fredeen, Fletcher with Speer and Elder, Foulks with Peters, Crawford with Young, Latimer with H Kramer, and Sheldon with J Kramer. Reservations or cancellations can be made by calling CH. 2-2818 or CH. 2-472.
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Deputy
Fredeen
Fletcher
Speer
Elder
Foulks
Peters
Crawford
Young
Latimer
H. Kramer
Sheldon
J. Kramer
Plans For Third Patterson Johansson Heavyweight Fight
STOCKHOLM AP Cas D'Amato, manager of Floyd Patterson, says no site or date has been agreed for the third Patterson Johansson title fight. Promoter Bill Fugazy says the bout will be Nov 1 in Los Angeles. D'Amato notes Fugazy has talked only with Johansson. D'Amato has spoken with Patterson, who has not stated a site or date preference. Johansson and adviser Edwin Ahlquist express annoyance at D'Amato's handling of the first fight, which led to D'Amato being stripped of his NYSAC manager's license. D'Amato says relations with Ahlquist are as good as they can be, though he sometimes wonders.
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Floyd Patterson
Patterson-Ingemar Johansson
Bill Fugazy
Los Angeles
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New York State Athletic Commission
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Ahlquist
Bitter Fight Fine Favors Hutchinson Faces Commissioner
Martin Bitter over a $500 fine and five day suspension appeals to Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick with support from Cincinnati Manager Fred Hutchinson. The incident followed a Brewers pitched clash that fractured Jim Brewers orbit bone, sidelining him for at least a month. Brewer and Cub manager Lou Boudreau gave strong remarks on penalties and conduct.
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Billy ‘Martin
Cincinnati
Fred Hutchinson
Baseball
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Hutchinson
National League
Warren C. Giles
Martin
Chicago Cub
Jim Brewer
Hutch
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Giles
Billy
Cub
Lou’ Boudreau
Race Is Tight In Golf Tournament
In the Insurance City Open at Wethersfield Conn after 36 holes Dick Knight from Apple Valley California leads with 66 67 total 183. Don Finsterwald of Tequesta Florida and Jack Fleck of Los Angeles are one stroke behind. Arnold Palmer Ken Venturi Doug Ford and Gene Littler are within a few strokes as Palmer climbs to within five of the leader.
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Dick Knight
Apple Valley
Calif
Knight
Don Finsterwald
Tequesta
Fla
Jack Fleck
Los Angles
Arnold Palmer
Ken Venturi
Doug Ford
Gene Littler
Palmer
August Peoria Girls Meet Appanoose at Mears Park
Next week schedule lists August Peoria Girls versus Appanoose Girls and Peoria Men against Hawkins Men. On August 9 Ruhamah Jrs face New Hope Jrs while Ruhamah Men meet New Hope Men. August 10 Ruhamah Girls play Union Chapel as Men face Appanoose Men. August 11 New Hope Girls meet Union Chapel Girls while Union Chapel Jrs face Appanoose Jrs.
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Peoria
Appanoose
Hawkins
Ruhamah Jrs
New Hope Jrs
Ruhamah
New Hope
Union Chapel
Union Chapel Jrs
Appanoose Jrs
Sore Feet Mark USGA Junior Golf Semifinals
In Kansas City AP reports 17-year-olds Bill Tindall and Laurie Hammer faced blistered feet in stifling 100 degree heat while advancing to the USGA Junior Golf tournament semifinals. Tindall played barefoot from the 10th tee and Hammer eliminated Mike Price before beating Tom Brigham to reach the final rounds.
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Seattle
Wash
Laurie Hammer
Sarasota
Fla
Claude Harmon Jr
New Rochelle
N. Y
Don Hedrick
Lexington
N. C
Tindall
Hammer
Mike Price
New Albany
Tom Brigham
San Mateo
Calif
Fischer
Bob Thomas
Greenville
Bill Regnier
LaPorte
Ind
Finger
Big Joe Diaz
Whittier
Mike Eiserman
Eiserman
Pat Honeycutt
Memphis
Baseball Scores and Schedule Snapshots
Baseball scores include Cleveland 4 Baltimore 3 and New York 4 Kansas City 8. Weekend and upcoming games list Washington Chicago New York Kansas City Boston Detroit Baltimore Cleveland with multiple Sunday and Monday pairings and several postponements and doubleheaders.
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Bowling Scores Mixed Couples League Report
In the Mixed Couples Bowling League high scores are listed for teams Howkins Mudrick and Serene Dodd with totals 201 507 and 183 524 respectively. Also noted are Liegerot Walgast 1 and Cordle Jackson 2 with high series and game figures and Burgoon Pogue 2 with 199 508.
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Mudrick
Serene
Dodd
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Liegerot
Walgast
Gilhorn-Pogue
Pogue
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C. Jackson
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M. Burgoon
Expansion Of Major Leagues Hits A Snag
New York AP report notes the proposed major league expansion faces a snag with Walter O Malley seen as key to resolving it. Dan Topping demands an American League club in Los Angeles, centering the coast to coast realignment on New York and L A. O Malley opposes AL team in L A before Chavez Ravine park opens in 1962.
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NEW York
Los Angeles Dodgers
Walter O'Malley
Dan Topping
New York Yankees
Los Angeles
Topping
O'Malley
Chavez Ravine
Park expansion sparks tenant pay plan in Los Angeles
A proposed move to lure a team to a new Los Angeles park hinges on tenants paying their way. No final announcement followed the expansion talk, but the American League remains eager to place a franchise in the city.
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New Park
Los Angeles
Sacred Heart Surges Past First Methodist 24 to 20
Sacred Heart trailed by six but erupted for 11 runs in the seventh inning to defeat First Methodist 24 to 20 in church league softball. First Baptist forfeited to First United Presbyterian as Sacred Heart collected 12 hits to First Methodist’s five.
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Sacred Heart
First Methodist
First Baptist
First United Presbyterian
Methodist
Jim Maendele
John Wassmer
Jim Snider
Removing straw aids clover and alfalfa fields
Farmers should remove grain straw and surface stubble from fields seeded to red clover and alfalfa to ensure a strong stand and better hay yields next year. Heavy straw cover shades seedlings, retains moisture, and encourages disease, plus it attracts mice by providing cover.
Reducing Egg Sweat in Warm Humid Handling Rooms
Lower temperatures and humidity in the egg washing and handling area to prevent moisture on shells. Moist eggs raise bacterial and mold growth risk and can cause spoilage and dirt transfer when eggs are moist.
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