Smith's Need Extra Frame To Nip Adams House Softballers
Smith's Hotel with Len Ponzi on the mound and key hits carried Smith's to an 8 6 extra inning win against Adams House to clinch a Class B semifinal berth in the City Softball League post season. The late inning surge came in the eighth as Ponzi homered and Crahan drove in runs to seal the victory. Adams House, despite strong defense and a late rally, saw Ponzi and Brancato collect multiple hits as the champs from Smith's improved to 12 0 in the season.
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Top Pacers In Vernon Schedule Wednesday Night
Vernon Downs features a top Class A pace with leading pacers including Timar and Mr Buttonwood set to clash. Shangri La Dublin broke his mark last Friday and Ambassador Pick, Casa Chico, Lee Chip, and Scotch Hero are among the other strong entries in the A lineup.
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Vernon
Ti Mar
Miracle Mile
Mr. Buttenwood
Grandee
Shangri la Dublin
Vernon Downs
Timar
Harold Wilson
Oval
Wonderful Time
Wilson
Buttonwood
Central New York
Ambassador Pick
Ed Arthur
Downs
Mr. Buttonwood
Casa Chico
Bailey
Lee Chip
Hinsdale
Leon Canton
Scotch Hero
Ambassador Piek
Hunter Captain Testifies About Elizabeth Crash
New York Navy inquiry hears Geoffrey Walker captain of the freighter American Hunter recount his radar sighting half a mile before the collision with the Queen Elizabeth near New York Harbor. He says he was going full ahead to exit the channel and avoided injuries as damage remained minor. Third mate Michael Zdonyev of Massapequa corroborated the captain’s account.
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New York
Jnts
Walker
Tie
Michael Zdoncvk
Massapequa
Frozen pudding with cherries and pineapple folding method
A kitchen tip describes beating vanilla ice cream until soft then folding in diced glace cherries and pineapple to create a frozen pudding. Chill until firm for serving.
Uncertainties On Detroit's Club This Year
Detroit Lions face an unsure 1959 season with questions about John Henry Johnson and Tobin Rote returning, the offensive line’s protection, and health. Coach George Wilson notes an optimistic yet cautious outlook as rookies and a new fullback Penn Pietrosante shape expectations amid a weak ground game and scoring concerns. YESTERDAY'S STARS highlight Colavito's four hits and a Cardinals loss after Miller's two scoreless innings.
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John Henry Johnson
Tobin Rote
Detroit Lions
Detroiters
Lions
George Wilson
Nick Pietrosante
Wilson
Ifs
Rote
Velevan
NFT
Bobby Layne
Pittsburgh
Earl Morrall
Jerrn Reichow
Johnson
Pietrosante
Notre Dame
Hopalong Cassay
Best Sellers List from Publishers' Weekly Compilation
A dated digest lists top titles across fiction and non fiction including Exodus Leon M Unis Lolita Nabokov Doctor Zhivago Pasternak The Ugly American Lederer Bur dick Dear and Glorious Physician Caldwell Celia Garih Gwen Bristow Lady Chatterley’s Lover Dr Lawrence plus non fiction works by Packard Tharber Nickerson Golden and Barzun among others.
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Exodus
Leon M. Unis
Lady Chatterley
Dr. Lawrence
Zhivago
Boris Pasternak
William J. Lederer
Eugene L. Burdick
Taylor Caldwell
Celia Garih
Gwen Bristow
Lolita
Vladimir Nabokov
California
Niven Busch
The
Light Infantry
Balt
Hamilton Bass
Mrs
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Paris
Paul Gallico
Playground Sports Ten Highest End Four Weeks Shooting
Report lists top shooters by age group across four weeks of archery rounds totaling 40 arrows. Key names include Charles Jones and Britt Waters in 8 10, Tom Dauphinet in 11 12, Joseph Salamanchia in 13 14, and Dave Gorman in 17 up. Competitors with at least three rounds urged to report to Matt Barclay this week to complete shots for season trophy.
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Charles Jones
Britt Waters
Tim Petrie
Frank Scorzickas
George McCarthy
Jim Southgate
George Tyner
Phil Barclay
George McCarey
Mike Scovickas
Tom Dauphinet
Frank Young
Joseph McCarey
Jim Nettles
Pat Scovaickas
Joseph Pilotta
Frank Conway
John Spano
Jane Conway
Mike McManus
Joseph Salamanchia
Harry van Buren
Dave Saylor
Diane McKinstry
Anthony Manfre
Fran Hraba
Martin Jensen
Francis Zeno
John May
Dave Gorman
Art Chetney
Vince Savona
Pat Knapp
John English
Matt Barclay
Moose Qualifies For A Tourney In A Close League Game
Moose edged Firemen 2 1 to clinch the second half American Division title in Little League. Barry Holliday and Ken Burke doubled for Moose as John Spano allowed four hits over the route. Firemen’s Joe McCrary pitched well and Randy Tennant had two singles for the losers.
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Toj Shade Firemen
Fort Ontario
Huron Cement
Elks
Kingsford
Pumps
Babe Ruth
Rotary Chih
Steelworkers
John Spano
Mace
Joe McCrary
Firemen
Barry Holliday
Ken Burke
McCarey
Solemn
Randy Tennant
Minor League Scores Report From The Pacific and International Leagues
Pacific Coast League results include Vancouver 5 Salt Lake City 6 Seattle 6 Sacramento 3 in 10 innings Portland 4 Phoenix 3 Spokane 9 San Diego 3. International League results Richmond 1 Buffalo 0 Columbus 6 Rochester 1. American Association Omaha 5 Indianapolis 3 Lonaxtle Charleston 0 Minneapolis 4 Fort Worth 4 Houston 5 Denver 2 St Paul 5 2 Dallas 0 3. Western leagues Williamsport 8 Albany 1 Sprngfield 4 Binghamtos 2.
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Portland
Phoenix
Spokane
San Diego
Richmond
Buffalo
Columbus
Rochester
American Association
Omaha
Indianapoli
Lonaxtle & Charleston
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Fort Worth
Houston
Denver
St. Paul
Dallas
Williamsport
Albany
Reading
Allentown
Lancaster
York
Sprngfield
Binghamtos
Frick Favors Fewer Stronger Minor Leagues
NEW YORK UP Commissioner Ford Frick says television and modern transport shrink minor league interest. He opposes a return to 59 leagues and favors about 30 solid financially sound leagues rather than a return to a 50 league level with many near bankruptcy. He notes telecasts into minor league territory and home viewing habits hurt attendance.
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New York
Ford Frick
George M. Trautman
Robert L. Finch
Warren Giles
Overhauled Strip Increases Speeds At Saratoga
Saratoga Springs N Y horses ran on a newly rebuilt track as faster footing produced quicker times. Weatherwise of Greentree Stable won the Sanford Stakes by a neck over Tompion, earning 24132 dollars. Grandview Stables Persian Mare was two lengths back with a 60 to 1 shot. Weatherwise ridden by John Ruane led a sharp improvement across races after the four inch cushion was partially removed.
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N. Y
Schenectady
Saratoga
Greentree Stable
Weatherwise
C. V. Whitney
Tompion
Grandview Stable
Jed
John Ruane
Angpet Farm
Asgard
Carlton Stable
Long Island
Durelle Sets Sights On Moore Rematch Victory
Montreal challenger Yvon Durelle vows to finish Archie Moore if he floors him again, aiming to reclaim the light heavyweight crown. The Baie-Comeau diver is the underdog ahead of the Forum bout, discussing pay, plan, and a TV deal with ABC after dispute over the return contract.
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Yvon Durelle
Archie Moore
Baie Anne
N. B
Moore
Forum
Yvon
Mondas
Durell
Tellis
Chris Shaban
Truman Gibson
National Boxing Enterprises of Chicago
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U.S
ABC
Canada
U. S
Major League Leaders National and American Leagues baseball
National League batting leaders include AaronMilwaukee .366 Cunningham St Louis .340. Runs Pinson Cincinnati 89. Aaron Milwaukee and Mays San Francisco 81. RBIs Banks Chicago 90. Robinson Cincinnati and Aaron 90. Hits Aaron Milwaukee 159. Pinson Cincinnati 144. Doubles Aaron 38 Cannoh St Louis 36. Triples Neal Los Angeles Mathews Milwaukee White St Louis 8. Home runs Banks Chicago 32. Mathews Milwaukee 31. Stolen bases Mays San Francisco 20 Cepeda San Francisco 18. Pitching leaders Face Pittsburgh 150 decisions. Antoneth San Francisco 166. Strikeouts Drysdale Los Angeles 182. Stones San Francisco 156. American League batting Kuenn Detroit 346. Woodling Baltimore 330. Runs West Detroit 85. Power Cleveland 4. RBIs Killebrew Washington 36 Colavito Cleveland 85. Hal Fox Chicago 146. Kuenn Detroit 132. Doubles William Kansas City 30 Fox Chicago and Kuenn Detroit 27. Triples Allison Washington 8. Kuenn Detroit and McDougald New York 6. Home runs Killebrew Washington 35 Colavito Cleveland 33. Stolen bases Aparicio Chicago 36 Lands Chicago and Mantle New York 17. Pitching based on 10 or more decisions Lawn Chicago 8-2. Shaw Chicago 113. Strikeouts Wynn Chicago 138. Score Cleveland 137.
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San Francisco
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Garee Schedul
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Lavagetto Tries Firm Talk to Washington Senators
Washington manager Cookie Lavagetto delivered a 30 minute lecture to a listless Senators club that has lost 22 of 23. He plans a two game series with the Yankees in New York Wednesday night to test the new approach after an exhibition loss to the Phillies.
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Mims Beats Hank In New Orleans Bout
Holly Mims of Washington defeats Henry Hank of Detroit in a 10 round fight in New Orleans. Mims improves her record with a decision victory as Hank suffers his first loss on the card.
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New Orleans
Holly Mims
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Henry Hank
Detroit
Burwell Hanover Wins Hopeful Pace at Roosevelt Raceway
Burwell Hanover, driven by Robert Camper, overtakes Bright Knight in the $39,747 Hopeful Pace for 2-year-olds at Roosevelt Raceway in 2:03 4-5. Jasmine Farms of Flushing owns the winner, who pays $26.50. Kashworthy, Better St, and Bellwether also win divisions or races at Saratoga, Yonkers, Batavia, Monticello, and Vernon tracks.
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Bright Knight
Yonkers Raceway
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Jasmine Farms
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Billy Haughton
Kashworthy
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Bellwether
Saratoga Raceway
Better Suil
Vernon Downs
Graceé Frost
Bronstad Boosts Richmond with Strong IL Start
The International League's Richmond Vees gained pitcher Jim Bronstad after last month, and he has won all three starts with a 1-0, one-hit win over Buffalo. Bronstad allowed four runs in 24 innings with 23 strikeouts. Columbus beat Rochester 6-1 as Al Jackson went four-hitter for a 10-3 record.
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Yankee Stadium
New York Yankee
Jim Turner
Richmond Vees
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Buffalo
Johnny James
Columbus
Rochester
Vees
Bobby Morgan
al Jackson
Montreal
Motor City Open Qualifying Narrowed Field at Meadow Brook
169 entries contended for 70 spots as the PGA restricts the field to 150. Exempt players numbered 80, leaving 89 to qualify today at Meadow Brook Country Club. Late withdrawals included Harper, Winninger, January, and Vossier. Ken Venturi skips the event to be with family.
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Detroit
Baiks
Professional Golfers Assn
Meadowbrook Country Club
Chandler Harper
Bo Wininger
Don January
Frnne Vossier
Ken Venturi
Chicago
Lawyer Harold Cross Dies in Maine at 69
Harold L. Cross, aged 69, long time counsel for the New York Herald Tribune and the New York Poet, died Sunday in East Boothbay Maine. The lawyer and writer was known for his editorial influence and legal work in journalism.
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Maine
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New York Herald Tribune
New York Poet
Colavito and Mays Spark Flag Drives Across Standings
Colavito returns to form by lifting the Indians to a 6 4 victory over Kansas City with a homer and four extra base hits. Mays struggles as Giants rally past Cardinals 3 2 while gaining two game lead on Dodgers. Yankees edge Red Sox 7 4 in ten innings to keep five game win streak alive. McCovey shines for the Giants with early season power as Willie Mays’ bat remains quiet in recent games.
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Perez defeats Yonekura in world flyweight title bout
Tokyo match saw Pascual Perez of Argentina best Japanese challenger Kenji Yonekura by decision across 14 rounds securing the world flyweight title. The bout, held in Tokyo, highlighted Perez’s steady offense and Yonekura’s defensive resilience.
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Argentina
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