Iowan Leads In Net Meet At Missouri Valley Junior Tennis
In St Louis, Cedar Rapids star Bob Boyson, the top seed, advanced to the quarterfinals of the junior singles, defeating Jerry Schoene 6-1 6-2. Illness and injuries sidelined several seeds, including Lou Siegel and Jack Thomas, while Willard Stansberry strained a shoulder. Third seed Bill Buckley swept Danny Singer 6-0 6-0, and Jerry Johnson defeated Claude Bakewell 6-1 6-4 as other seeds won. In girls 15 singles Barbara Mallinckrodt upset Vicki Rochelle 6-1 6-0.
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Iowa
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Lou Siegel
Little Rock
Jack Thomas
Kansas City
Vicki Rochelle
Shawnee
Okla
Fines and suspensions upheld in Cardinals clash
In Pittsburgh AP report President Warren Giles upheld fines against Manager Sally Hemus and Coach Harry Walker after an argument with umpires during a game with Los Angeles last Thursday. Hemus fined 250 dollars and suspended five days while Walker fined 100 dollars and suspended two days. suspensions took effect last Friday.
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Sally Hemus
St. Louis Cardinals
Harry Walker
Warren Giles
National League
Giles
Hemus
Walker
Los Angeles
Mantle And Kaline Might Lack Punch In Star Game
The 26th All-Star game at Forbes Field pitted a banged up American League against a powerful National League lineup. Mickey Mantle and Al Kaline, both nursing injuries, may be limited to pinch hitting as NL sluggers Eddie Mathews Hank Aaron Willie Mays Ernie Banks and Orlando Cepeda anchor a 101-home-run quartet. NL starter Don Drysdale leads a strong pitching staff while Chicago shortstop Luis Aparicio anchors the AL.
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Mickey Mantle
al Kaline
Forbes Field
Richard M. Nixon
Mantle
Kaline
New York
Washington
Casey Stengel
Yankee
Mickey
Stengel
Eddie Mathews
Hank Aaron
Willie Mays
Ernie Banks
Orlando Cepeda
Minnie Minoso
Harmon Killebrew
Nellie Fox
Bill Skowron
Rocky Colavito
Gus Triandos
Chicago
Luis Aparicio
Johnny Temple
Cincinnati
Wally Moon
del Crandall
Don Drysdale
Fred Haney
Two Church Games Highlight City League Night
First Christian edges Bahamah Union Chapel 15 to 14 in a five inning time limit game at Forest Park. J Willhite won on the mound for First Christian as Waymire was behind the plate. Sacred Heart tops Wesleyan Methodist 19 to 6 with Garcia allowing three hits in four innings. Diddie caught for Sacred Heart while Depriest pitched for Wesleyan Methodist.
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Sacred Heart Church
City Church
Forest Park
Bahamah Union Chapel Club
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Pearson
J. Willhite
C. Waymire
Evor
Page
Erect Heart
Wesleyan Methodist Club
Garcia
Diddie
Sacred Heart
Wesleyan Methodist
Depriest
Garrett Jae
Tuesday Pee Wee League schedules for Braves and Yankees
Tuesday night sports card lists multiple youth and amateur games at Forest Park and Garfield Midget League fields. Braves face Pomona Lions at 5 p.m., Yankees meet Giants at 5 p.m., Ottawa hosts Overbrook softball at 8 p.m., Elk's Legion Baseball game Ottawa versus Olathe at 8 p.m. at Olathe.
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Pomona Lions
Garfield
Yankees
Giants
Forest Park
Little Diamond Girls
Ottawa
Overbrook
Elk’s Legion
Olathe
Cardinals
Dodgers
Lawrence
Indians And Dodgers Win Two City Games
In Pee Wee action at Garfield playground the Indians beat the Athletics 12 to 9 as they topped early innings with seven runs in the second. Hayworth held the Athletics to three hits through three frames before yielding six runs in the fourth. In Forest Park Midget play the Dodgers defeated the Redlegs 17 to 12 after nine first inning runs. Queen earned the win with six hits allowed. Corey pitched for the losers but walked too many to prevent the Dodgers from pulling away.
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Athletics
Hayworth
Forest Park
Dodgers
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Corey
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Reds GM Gabe Paul Quiet On Mayo Smith Status
PITTSBURGH AP General Manager Gabe Paul of the Cincinnati Reds avoided comment on persistent reports that Mayo Smith would be dismissed as manager. The expected decision remained unsettled as talks continued and officials weighed options about the team's leadership.
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Gabe Paul
Cincinnati Reds
Mayo Smith
Halimi Favored in Title Scrap
Los Angeles AP reports youth full Jose Becerra of Mexico challenges world bantamweight champion Alphonse Halimi of France in a 15 round Memorial Sports Arena bout on ABC at 10 p.m. EDT. Becerra, 23, has 11 straight knockouts and 20 wins, while Halimi eyes a second title bid despite only one stoppage loss in 28 pro fights.
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Los Angeles
Jose Becerra
Mexico
Alphonse Halimi
France
Memorial Sports Arena
ABC
Becerra
Mario D’agata
Italy
Halimi
Toll Reveals Boating Dangers
The Associated Press reports a surge of deadly boating incidents during the Independence Day holiday, with at least 60 deaths nationwide in two days. A cabin cruiser crash with an auto ferry on Lake Michigan near Muskegon, Michigan, killed six. Four of eight perished when a homemade motor boat capsized near Corinth, New York. Other multi fatal accidents occurred.
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Muskegon
Mick
Emer Lake
Corinth
Wall Wins Flint Open in Playoff After Jitters
Art Wall Jr. defeated Don Finsterwald in an 18 hole playoff at Warwick Hills to claim the Flint Open title. Wall earned $9,503 from a $52,000 purse, boosting season earnings to $55,286. Finsterwald shot a 71 to force overtime after Wall nearly clinched on the 72nd hole.
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Flint, Mich
Art Wall Jr
Wall
Don Finsterwald
Pocono Manor
Pebble Beach
Flint
Warwick Hills
Grand Blanc
Finsterwald
Trading Rule Change Studied
Pittsburgh AP reports a proposal to permit trading between National and American League teams without waivers from November 21 to December 15 each year will be reconsidered at the Major League meetings in Chicago. Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick opposes the plan while Charles Segar notes a separate item on distributing a million dollar fund for the minor leagues.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
Ford Frick
Charles Segar
Higgins Plans Extended Vacation After Red Sox Exit
Boston AP reports Mike Higgins returns to Dallas for an extended vacation with his baseball future undecided. Higgins, once a Boston star, was fired last Friday as Red Sox manager. Billy Jurges named successor. Higgins and owner Tom Yawkey stated they have a mutual understanding offering a future job if it suits both.
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Mike Higgins
Dallas
Higgins
Red Sox
Billy Jurges
Tom Yawkey
New Rule For Non Pro Play In Kansas Tourney
Wichita hosts the 29th annual Kansas Non-pro Baseball Tournament with a new rule test that ends games early. A game will stop after five innings if a team leads by 10, or after seven if ahead by six. Results may influence next year’s national meet.
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Kansas
Ray Dumont
National Baseball Congress
Dumont
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