Braves Back In First Place as Spahn Hurls Three-Hitter
Warren Spahn pitched a three hitter to lift the Milwaukee Braves to a 6 1 victory over the San Francisco Giants at Seals Stadium, moving ahead of the Giants by a slim margin while Los Angeles tripped the Dodgers, keeping the NL pennant race tight. The Braves scored early on unearned runs and Del Crandall's 13th homer, with Giants errors aiding the win.
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Warren Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
San Francisco Giants
Jim Hegan
Giants
Willie Kirkland
Milwaukee
Braves
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Fred Haney
McCormick
del Crandall
Billy Bruton
Vada Pinson
Joe Nuxhall
Dodgers
Wally Moon
Pinson
Roy McMillan
Nuxhall
Johnny Temple
Pinsone
Stan Wiliams
Jerry Lynch
Roger Craig
Pittsburgh
Vern Law
St. Louis
Stan Musial
George Crowe
Finnies
Josef Bob Gibson
Law
Gibson
Omaha
Harry Anderson
Robin Roberts
Phiadelphia
Chicago
Roberts
Graham urges Khrushchev church visit to show American religion
Evangelist Billy Graham says meeting Khrushchev in the United States may be hard to impress him. He suggests Eisenhower take Khrushchev to church to display American faith amid the Khrushchev visit. Crater Lake in Oregon sits in an extinct volcano crater.
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Montreat
XX. C
Billy Graham
Nikita Khrushchev
Graham
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Crater Lake
Oregon
Senators slump as Killebrew fades in 17th straight loss
Washington plummets from early promise to batters' slump as Harmon Killebrew, once leading the league with 32 homers and 80 RBIs, goes a long homerless drought amid 17 consecutive losses. Jim Lemon is the lone bright spot as poor pitching and fielding deepen the skid. The 1948 Senators previously dropped 18 in a row, the club last finishing no higher than seventh in 1954.
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Tito Francona
Cleveland Indians
Chicago
Francona
Indians
Cleveland
Detroit
Larry Doby
Frank Lane
Doby
San Diego
Washington
Minnie Minoso
Jim Perry
Orioles
White Sox
Ken McBride
Indianapolis
Johnny Romano
Turk Lown
Gerry Staley
Luis Apaticio
Billy Kraus
Billy Hoeft
McBride
Frank Lary
Yankees
New York
Lary
Yanks
Neil Chrisley
Tigers
Mickey Mantle
Elston Howard
Kansas City
Boston
Pete Runnels
Tom Brewer
A's
al Schroll
Murry Dickson
Washington Senators
Babe Ruth
Senators
Harmon Killebrew
Killebrew
Ruth
Jim Lemon
District Attorney Probes Fight Promotion Ties In Tito Johansson Fight
District Attorney Frank Hogan said his office is questioning promoter Bill Rosensohn over promotional activities before the Johansson Patterson heavyweight title bout. Rosensohn resigned as president of Rosensohn Enterprises after stock transfers tied to associates of Cus D Amato. A federal judge ordered Johansson s purse released from marshals custody pending exact accounting.
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Associated Press
New York
Ingemar Johansson
Floyd Patterson
Frank Hogan
Hogan
Bill Rosensohn
Rosensohn
Charley Black
Cus D'Amato
Vince Velella
Black
D‘amato
Patterson
Velella
Irving Kahn
Teleprompter
Edwin Ahlquist
Johansson
Chicago Stadium Corporation
Eddie Machen
Fulton Pulaski Masonic Golfers Tie for First
Two man teams from Fulton and Pulaski Masonic lodges tied for first with a net 143 at Elms Golf Course Sandy Creek for 18 holes. Bill Hagen and Woody Geffken led the tie, while Jack Miller and Everette Stratton also shared top honor. Bob Kitts, 69, had the low individual net. Over 30 entries from 8 lodges, Oswego district hosts planned annual event with dinner and a first hole in one on hole 6 by Hugh Birdston.
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Elms
Sandy Creek
Cal Bond
District Masonic Fellowship
Bill Hagen
Woody Geffken
Hiram Lodge
Fulton
Jack Miller
Everette Stratton
Pulaski Lodge
Pulaski
Bob Kitts
Bob Farnham
John Grant
Frank Adsit
E. Besaw
M. Maurer
W. Robinson
Cr. Barker
Oswego
Oswego County
Hannibal
Constantia
Central Square
Continental
Liston Favored Against Valdes
CHICAGO. Sonny Liston the No. 3 contender in both the NBA and Ring is a strong favorite to beat Nino Valdes in a 10 round bout at Chicago Stadium. Valdes, 34, has 48 wins and 67 losses with 35 knockouts. Liston is 17-0-1 in his last 18 and 25-1 overall. The ABC telecast begins at 9 p.m. EST.
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Chicago
Nino Valdes
Sonny Liston
Liston
National Boxing Assn
Ring Magazine
Valdes
ABC
Dan Hodge
Alonzo Johnson
Madison Square Garden
Philadelphia
Sonny
Kayood
Beagle Club Opens Year with Red Jacket Trials Near Oswego
Oswego Beagle Club starts the year trial schedule for the Red Jacket Association with 15 and 13 inch classes. National judges will assess entries from the northeast as owners and handlers arrive to lodge at Leatherstocking facilities. Trials begin at 9 am at Route 104 grounds with entries closing at 8 am the day of each class.
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Oswego Beagle Club, Inc
Red Jacket Association of Beagle Clubs, Inc
Beagle
New York State
Pennsylvania
Stephen L. Gallagher
Oswego Beagle Club
Robert N. Putnam
Leatherstocking Club
Leatherstocking
U S. Route 104
Route 104
Oswego
Beazle
Charles O'Brien
Oneonta
Carl Sterling
Endicott
Ev Carter
Townanda
Rey Brewster
Corning
American Kennel Club
Gallagher
Mr. Putnam
Earl Bean
Francis Wooding
Edward Larrabee
Fred Henley
John Benson
Fred Knuth
Ronald Millis
Folger Graves
Murphy Crisafulli
Angus Purdy
Harold van Epps
Oswego Juniors Rout Fulton in Kiwanis opener at Griffin Field
Oswego Juniors crushed Fulton 11 to 1 in the Kiwanis Baseball Ontario Division opener at Griffin Field Liverpool. Dick Hall allowed two hits as Oswego collected eight off Frawley and Black, with Bobby Schaffer and Dave Cafalone each two hits including a triple and a double. The win advances Oswego to face Solvay Geddes Friday at 3 in the same park. finals for Bantam Division Saturday and others Sunday at MacArthur Stadium Syracuse.
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Oswego
Fulton
Kiwanis Baseball
Ontario
Griffin Field
Liverpool
Solvay Geddes
MacArthur Stadium
Syracuse
Dick Hall
Oswegonians
Frawley
Black
Bobby Schaffer
Dave Cafalone
Oiwene I
Cloonen
Lack
Frawley c
Catalone
Barker Ss
Petowt
Fedicks Ib
Pidgeon Ss
Ronnie
Simmons
Hoey
Steinburg Rf
Churchill Rf
Vona
Hall
Benn c
Wallace
Jensen To Decide Baseball Future After Season
Jackie Jensen, 32, the 1958 American League MVP, said he will decide about his baseball future after the season. He told Red Sox GM Bucky Harris during a late Tuesday conference he can’t confirm quitting reports and does not yet know his plans.
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Jensen
Boston Red Sox
Bucky Harris
Harris
Associated Press
Firemen Clinch Divisional Tie in Little League Baseball
Firemen secured at least a share of the top position in the American Division by defeating Kingsford's Pumps 9 to 0 at Fort Ontario. Huron Cement beat Local 339 6 to 1 in the National Division. Makeup games set Moose vs Police and Elks vs K of C, with final games pitting Kingsford's Pumps against Moose and Huron Cement versus Elks.
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Kingsford
Fort Ontario
Huron Cement
Local 339
Moose
Elks
Joe McCarey
Jack Dena
McCarey
Ronnie Babcock
Hill
Jim Kane
The
Willows
Deno
Fran Young
Mike Thrall
Young
Jim Proud
Hurons
Dick Losurdo
Mike DiMiero
Proud
Don Allen
Ron Young
John Jadas
Ed Gill
Bill Bradley
All Stars Defeat Bears in Exhibition Scrimmage
College All Stars beat the Chicago Bears 7 to 6 at St Josephs College in Rensselaer Indiana as Lee Grosscup directed a 99 yard late drive finishing with a 33 yard pass to Buddy Dial for the score. Sam Williams added the extra point. The Bears had previously scored on a blocked punt return by BH George. The All Stars next face the Baltimore Colts at Soldier Field on August 14.
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Rensselaer
Ind
College
Otto Graham
Graham
Chicago Bears
St. Joseph's College
Baltimore
Baltimore Colts
Chicago
Soldier Field
Bears
Lee Grosscup
Utah
Buddy Dial
Rice
Sam Williams
Michigan State
BH George
Rys Posts Historic Perfect Game For Ballantine's Moose
Johnny Rys, a powerful lefthander, pitched what is believed to be the first perfect game in City Softball League Class A. He struck out 10 and held Austin's Grill to 0 runs in a 5-0 semi final win as Ballantine Beer moved toward tournament honors. Moose beat Oswego County Savings Bank 10-3 in the Class B game, with two more games on tap this evening.
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Johnny Rys
Ballantine Beer
Fort Ontario
Rys
Austin’s Grill
Pat McCarthy
Cliff Mahar
Bill Hayes
Bob Haynes
Mickey Devine
Bud Converse
Eddie O'Toole
Dick Fleischman
Moose
Oswego County Savings Bank
Marathon
Cyclotherm
Arclight
Breneman’s
Oswego Castings
Oswego Romas
Oswego Falls Seal
Foster Field
Fulton
Fultonites
Oswego
Jack Cahill
Cahill
Harold Schaffer
Paul Bradshaw
Bradshaw
Austin
Tommy Harrington
Harrington
Jim Comerford
Billy Dawson
Russ Knight
Ballantine
Tommy DeSantis
Bob Dashner
Tommy Cole
DeSantis
Jas Jimmy Williams
Bob Dirk
Dave Gorman
Chuck Russell
Dick Stark
Bankers
Jim Scharf
Ed Johnson
Pete Griffin
Ernie Adams
Maury Leavens
Os. Co. Savwank
Meese
Chesare If
D. Griffin
B. Natolic
Leavens
Knopp
Scharf
Cnetney Ib
P. Somers
D. Dirk
P. Grittin
J. NATO
W. Somers
Anderson
Willams
Nettles
Ballantine Seer Austht's Srr
Hageny
Hortons
Cole c
Lewis
do¢@ Farrell
Wilber
Comerford
Weide
Dawson
Knight If
Tesoriiro
Ty Mangana
Dashner
Metny
Marry If
Bradshaw P
Rus P Pe
Noe
Chicago Cards Canadians Meet In Grid Battle
Chicago Cardinals prepare for an exhibition game against the Toronto Argonauts of the Canadian Big Four Football Union using mixed rules from both leagues. Tom Catlin may join the Cards after a trade from the Browns. Injuries shake several NFL camps, with Arnett sidelined and Colts' Sanford undergoing knee surgery.
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Jack Clary
Associated Press
Baltimore
Getz
NFL
Chicago Cardinals
Toronto Argonauts
Big Four Football Union
U. S
Argos
Toronto
Frank Pep Ivy
Tom Catlin
Cleveland Browns
Oklahoma
Los Angeles
Redland
Cali
Jon Arnett
Colts
Leo Sanford
Gene Gedman
John Gordy
Detroit Lions
Rams
Boulder
Colo
Gedman
Gordy
Jim Doran
Cliquot Club Edges Masonic Club 5-4 In Babe Ruth Fight
Cliquot Club squeezed a 5-4 win over Masonic Club in a makeup Babe Ruth contest at Fort Ontario. Bill Methot outpitched Nick DeGaetano with eight hits allowed and eight strikeouts. DiGaetano allowed three safeties but three walks led to runs as Methot secured the win.
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Cliquot Club
Masonic Club
Fort Ontario
Bill Methot
Nick DeGaetano
Methot
Joe Sereno
DeGaetano
Bobby Schaffer
Masons
DiGaetano
Joe Chesare
Babe Ruth
Rotary Club
Lions Club
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Sox
Sportsmans Digest
Staar
Oswego Leatherstocking Club
Oswego P wm-Times
Industrial Softball League
Breneman's
Don Flack
Marathon Nine
Jack McClelland
Dave Heagerty
Heinie Branshaw
Breneman
Sacramento
Calif
Zora Folley
Phoenix
Howard King
Reno
San Jose
Joey Padilla
Henry Salcido
Pecos
Tex
Oklahoma City
Alvin Green
Big Spring
Alvin Williams
San Antonio
Santiago Gutierrez
Roy Sparks
Pittsfield
Mass
Harold Johnson
Johnny York
Norristown
Honolulu
Virgil Akins
Louis
Stew Harrington
Washington Weanester
San Francisco
St. Louia
St. Lewis
Los Angeer
Beagle Club
Oswego Juniors
Firemen
Tilo Francona
the Palladium-Times
Gswege
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