Cyclotherm Narrowly Misses Upset of Oswego Leaders
Cyclotherm players starred with their best game of the season, but an eighth-inning error cost them a 3-2 defeat to Industrial League leaders Oswego Castings at Fort Ontario. Miner allowed two hits, Maure Leavens and Miner each had two safeties, while Drake closed strongly for Castings as McKiernan turned two crucial double plays to preserve the win.
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Charlie Hall
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Bad Piare
Oswego Girls Battle in Rain to Stay Alive in State Tourney
Oswego faces Middletown in a 2 pm Saturday restart of the New York State Women’s Softball tournament at Fort Ontario. A win puts Oswego into a 7 pm meeting with undefeated Binghamton. if Binghamton wins, the title is decided, otherwise a decisive rematch follows. Canastota Utica Williamson have been eliminated. Oswego has practiced hard and aims for the finals.
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Major League Stars Shine in Reds Win and White Sox Shutout
Frank Robinson of the Reds drove in five with a grand slam and sacrifice fly as Cincinnati beat Milwaukee 9-8. Early Wynn of the White Sox blanked Detroit 9-0 for his 16th win of the season and 265th of his career.
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Cubs Massacre Giants 20-9 and White Sox Indians Triumph
Cubs pounded seven Giant pitchers for 19 hits in a 20-9 drubbing of the Giants as Altman led with two homers and five RBIs. In Chicago, Wynn posted his 16th win of the season helping the White Sox to a 9-0 victory over Detroit and extending the lead over Cleveland.
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Bob Felter
Kid Nichols
Joe McGinnity
Cy Young
Grover Alexander
Wynn
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Detroit
Lefty Grove
Cleveland Indians
Kansas Ciy
Washington
New York Yankees
Boston
Baltimore
Jim Landis
Bubba Phillips
Earl Torgeson
Sherm Lollar
Don Moss
Musial benched for remainder of season with bench role
Stan Musial, 38, the St Louis Cardinal slugger, was benched for the rest of the season in a mutual agreement to use younger players. He said he will be back next season and blamed his slow spring for his poor batting start. The move signals possible end of an era for the Hall of Famer, who carries a .340 lifetime average into his 18th season.
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Stan Musial
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Newcomer Leads Motor City Open Golf Round Two
Rudolph, a 25-year-old from Clarksville Tennessee, held a one stroke lead at 4 under 67 as the Motor City Open reached its second round. Stranahan and Finsterwald tied for second at 68, with several veterans and champions sharing the lead pack at Meadowbrook Country Club.
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Clarksville
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Meadowbrook Country Club
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Betsy Rawls Leads In Seattle Western Open Golf
Betsy Rawls carried a two under par 70 after a delayed burst of four birdies on the back nine to take a one stroke lead in the 57500 Women's Western Open in Seattle. Betty Jameson led by two after a 38 on the front nine but finished 33 on the back. Patty Berg, defending champion, shot 76 to tie for ninth with four others.
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UPI
Spartanburg
N.C
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San Antonio
Tex
Miss Jameson
Patty Berg
Chicago
Americans Spend Billions on Foreign Travel in 1958
The National Industrial Conference reports Americans spent about two billion dollars on foreign travel in 1958 with roughly one third devoted to transportation costs.
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National Industrial Conference
Lombardi Faces Huge Task With Packers' Eleven
Green Bay coach Vince Lombardi inherits a winning spirit challenge as the Packers aim to end a long .500 drought since 1947. He seeks a top quarterback, solid defense, and depth upgrades, with veterans led by Jim Ringo and newcomers vying for key roles amid a cautious 1959 outlook.
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Army
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Dick Emerich
Westchester
Tim Broun
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George Dixon
Bridgeport
Conn
Alex Hawkins
South Carolina
Dave Smyth
Ripon
Bil Bauer
Chattanooga
Bob Laraba
Texas Western
Buddy Mayfield
All Stars Face Pro Club in Soldier Field Showdown
Chicago hosts the 26th annual All Stars versus Baltimore Colts in Soldier Field with 70,000 fans expected. Televised by ABC at 30 pm EDT, the Colts are favored by 17 points as Otto Graham reshapes lineups using 49 players. Star quarterbacks include Grosseup, Humphrey, Newman, and Piacek. receivers feature Dial, Rich, Kreitling, Sherer, and Dowler. running backs include Slickman Pietrosante Haley and Brown.
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Collygate All Stars
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ABC
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Lee Grosseup Oftah
Buddy Humphrey
Butler
Bob Newman
Washington State
Ed Piacek
Michigan
Buddy Dial
Rice- Rich
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Illinois
Dave Sherer
Southern Methodist
Boyd Dowler
Colorado
Graham
Larry Slickman
Baylor
Nick Pietrosante
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Pittsburgh
Dick Haley
Houston
Don Brown
Nce
Oswego Little League exhibition tilts Saturday
Oswego fans will see two local clubs play Rome opponents at Fort Ontario Little League Stadium. The Oswego K of C team meets the Rome K of C Tattle League entry at 1 30 pm, followed by Local 369 of Oswego versus a Rome union sponsored team. Rome Little League president Tommy Walsh will attend.
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Little League
Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
A compressed snapshot of the Apr Associated Press leaders in batting and pitching. Key names include Aaron of Milwaukee Banks Colavito Colavito Kuenn Kaline Mantle and Mays among leaders in hits runs and home runs with notable figures like Drysdale and Antonelli heading the pitching lists.
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Chicago
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Kuenn
Detroit
Kaline
Woodhing
Baltimore
Yost
Power
Cleveland
Colavito
Killebrew
Washington
Fox
Chcago
Williams
Kansas City
Runnels
Boston
Allison
Minor league results wrap across leagues
International League reports Montreal routed Havana in a 7-0 game while the first game went 12 innings and the second was called after seven. Buffalo defeated Richmond 4-1 as Mai beat Toronto 7-1. Columbus 5 Rochester 1. Louisville 3 Indianapolis 2. Omaha 8 Charleston 0. Fort Worth 5 St Paul 4. Dallas 9 Denver 8. Houston 4 Minneapolis 2. Pacific Coast results Salt Lake City 8 Spokane 5. San Diego 4 Vancouver 0. Seattle 2 Phoenix 1. Portland 5 Sacramento 1. Eastern League Williamsport 5 Springfield 4. Binghamton 6 Albany 4. Reading 5 Lancaster 3. Allentown 3 York 1. Columbus notes Garrete Radmacher 200 Seattle stoppe d Tommy Thompson 155 Washington 5.
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Country Inn Faces Psi Phi All Stars In Semi Final
Country Inn, Class A champions and 1-0 leader of Salvadore's Grove in the best of three semi finals, meets Psi Phi College All-Stars at 8 30 tonight in Fort Ontario. Lefty Ray Drake faces Barney Naioti with a strong supporting cast on both sides as the two veteran pitchers headline the exhibition.
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Fulton
Drake
Pezzle
Paul Corbett
Grant Place
Joe Reitz
Bobby Haynes
Tom Wright
Bill Donahue
Bill Germain
Dave Lavery
Fran Weigelt
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Barney Naioti
Ray Allen
Eve Verda
Jerry Burt
Don Kunzwiler
Tony Barraco
Jack Boyce
Paul Bradshaw
Ray Bassi
Bill Danehy
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