Elks Clinch Little League Title In 6-0 Win Over Moose
Elks win the Little League championship 6-0 at the stadium led by Bobby Hall's four hitter performance. George Knopp and Hall sparked the offense with timely hits as Moose pitcher Lance Larson held to four hits while Hall struck out five. Moose players showed good sportsmanship after the game as Elks celebrate a twilight victory to cap the 1959 season.
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George Knopp
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Johnny Spano
Ed Sereno
George Knapp
Charlie Annals
Annals
Midway Station
Lance Larson
Walt Knopp
Larson
Steve Taormina
Billy Smith
Ellis
Art Holliday
al Donahue
Lions
Rotarians
Pastrano Stops Davis in Fourth Round Ring Bout
In Knoxville Willie Pastrano 185 of Miami Beach stopped Tom Davis 211 of Macon Ga in the fourth round. Jiro Sawada 14613 of Japan outpointed Hiroshi Shinada 145 of Japan over ten rounds in Tokyo. Cyclotherm Industrial League plans season at meeting next Monday evening at the D A Recreation Center. all team captains or reps urged to report promptly.
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Knoxville
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Willie Pastrano
Miami Beach
Tom Davis
Macon
Tokyo
Jiro Sawada
Japan
Hiroshi Shinada
Cyclo‘therm Industrial League
D. A. Recreation Center
Fire & Police Split Week in Industrial Softball Showdown
Fire & Police and Oswego Castings split a doubleheader as Castings roared to a 16-2 win while Fire & Police dropped a 12-7 decision. Breneman's also faced a 12-7 loss earlier in the night with Jim Torbitt pitching most of the doubleheader.
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Fort Ontario
Oswego Castings
Ames Iron Works
Don Beauchene
Johnny North
Fred Kirkman
Johnny Darling
Don Dowd
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Jay Harman
Frank Lapetino
Fran Cutro
Bear
Joe Swhech
Dick Lower
Jim Torbitt
Floyd Kunzwiler
John Regan
Jack Gilmore
John Darling
Harry Thrall
Elmer Helmlinger
Fred Andrews
George Lundy
Hank Babcock
Grand Slam Night Delights Fans as Phillips Homers Again
Jack Phillips delivered a bases loaded grand slam boosting the Buffalo Bisons to a 9-6 win over Toronto. The victory pulled the Bisons further ahead as Havana and Columbus dropped games, while Jim Archer hurled Miami’s fastest game, and Rochester beat Montreal 3-2.
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Buffalo
Bisons
Toronto
Havana
Columbus
Sugar Kings
Richmond
Jets
Jim Archer
Miami
Rochester
Montreal
Jim Coker
Ruben Amaro
Frank Herrera
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Lou Vassie
Phillips
Miguel Cuellar
Virginians
Leon Cardenas
Bill Stafford
Southpaw
Archer
Miami Stadium
Marlins
Bob Keegan
Fourth Leg In Pacing Set At Vernon Saturday
Vernon Downs features the fourth leg of the August Pacing Series with top contenders Spice King Congress Braden Ensign Dillon Newport Ali Bettys J C Tulip Festival and Lou Abbe jockeying for points. Congress Braden leads with 20 points followed by Spice King Ensign Dillon and Newport Ali tied at 16 and Bettys J C Tulip Festival at 15 as the $20,000 event heats up. Grandee and Ring Eyed Pete present the main co feature in the invitational ladder with the fast 2:00.2 mark cited among rivals.
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Eddie Demo
Rome
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George Mahony
Octave Blake
Jack Bailey
Garland Garnsey
Famous Mite
Ginny Widow
Arthur
Humaway
Grandee
Ring Eyed Pete
McCovey's late homer seals 5-3 win over Braves
Willie McCovey of the Giants had three hits and three RBIs, breaking a fifth inning tie with a single and later a two-out homer in the ninth to beat the Braves 5-3. Mudcat Grant matched a three-hitter as the Indians defeated the Senators 6-1, keeping Cleveland within two games of first place.
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Willie McCovey
Giants
Braves
Mudcat Grant
Indians
Cleveland
Senators
Milwaukee
Sam Jones
San Francisco
Spahn
Lew Burdette
Los Angeles
Jones
Willies
Mays
McCovey
Cincinnati
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St. Louis
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia
Phils
Ed Bailey
Bob Purkey
Dodgers
Charlie Neal
Norm Larker
Danny McDevitt
Larry Sherry
Frank Thomas
Art Schulz
Cubs
Carl Sawatski
Wally Post
Ruben Gomez
Bob Friend
Bucs
Dick Groat
Ernie Brogilo
Victim James A. Doctor Killed Changing Tire
James A. Doctor 48, marketing vice president of Vickers Petroleum Inc of Wichita, was struck and killed Wednesday while changing a tire on U S 54 near Augusta Kansas. The driver’s identity was not released and the accident remained under investigation.
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Kansh
James A. Doctor
Vickers Petroleum Co., Inc
Wichita
U.S. 54
Hockey Victory Ends Red Wings Four-Game Slide
News bulletin notes a victory snapping the four game losing streak for the Red Wings. It lists upcoming games including Toronto at Montreal 8 p.m. Rochester at Buffalo 7 30 Columbus at Havana 10 Richmond at Miami.
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Toronto
Montreal
Rochester
Buffalo
Major League Leaders Baseball Summary of 1960s Stats
Runs and RBIs leaders across leagues highlighted with notable players. Hank Aaron tops at bats and hits with Milwaukee and Cincinnati, while Frank Robinson and Willie Mays also figure prominently in runs, RBIs, and stolen bases. Pitching leaders include Juan Pizzaro and Sam Jones with high win totals and strikeout marks.
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Milwaukee
Cunningham
St. Louis
Pinson
Cincinnati
Banks
Chicago
Robinson
Cincinati
Neal
Los Angeles
Mathes
White
Mathews
Mays
San Francisco
T. Taylor
Pittsburgh
Antonell
Drysdale
St. Jones
Giants Smelling Money in Series
The San Francisco Giants edged the Milwaukee Braves 5 3 to extend their lead in the National League pennant race. Manager Bill Rigney praised late inning pitching while Fred Haney insisted Atlanta is not out of it yet and will cash in opportunities.
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San Francisco Giants
Bill Rigney
Giants
Braves
Los Angeles
Rigney
San Francisco
Sam Jones
Hank Aaron
Fred Yancy
Giants field five quarterbacks in exhibition clash
New York Giants coach Jim Lee Howell lines up five quarterbacks for the exhibition with the Baltimore Colts. Veteran Charley Conerly leads candidates alongside George Shaw Don Heinrich Lee Grosscup and Frank Gifford who also calls signals. Offseason trades added Dick Lynch Darrell Dess and Tom Scott. Buddy Dial joins Kyle Rote and Bob Schnelker as receivers.
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Tex
New York Giants
Jim Lee Howell
Baltimore Colts
Howel
Frank Gifford
Howell
Cleveland Browns
Colts
Charley Conerly
Giants
George Shaw
Lee Grosscup
Utah
Don Heinrich
Gifford
Dick Lynch
Washington Redskins
Darrell Dess
Pittsburgh Steelers
Tom Scott
Philadelphia
Buddy Dial
Kyle Rote
Bob Schnelker
Tax Lien Placed on Frankie Carbo for 1944 47
New York State Tax Commission filed a $240,906 lien against Frankie Carbo, linked to 1944 through 1947 taxes and penalties. He was quizzed about a potential tie to the Johansson Patterson title bout, refused to answer, and was ordered to testify September 23. Carbo also faces a pending $370,719 civil suit over federal income taxes.
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New York
Frankie Carbo
State Tax Commission
Supreme Court
Carbo
Ingemar Johansson
Floyd Patterson
Bednarik to retire after 1959 season with Eagles
Chuck Bednarik, Penn All America center and NFL standout with the Philadelphia Eagles, will retire from the team after the 1959 season. At 34 he says he feels too middle aged for another year of ten weeks of training.
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Chuck Bednarik
White Sox Lead Dwindles as Pierce Sidelined
The White Sox see their AL lead shrink to 2 1 2 games with Billy Pierce out due to a hip ailment. Cleveland wins, Detroit and Boston post big scores, while Baltimore and Washington stumble as Latman and Ramos struggle. The day features Latman’s seven runs allowed, Jim McAnany driving in three, and Bunning beating the Yankees for the first time this season.
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Billy Pierce
White Sox
Pierce
Baltimore
Sox
Cleveland
Washington
Orioles
Barry Latman
Jim
Mudcat
Jim McAnany
Billy Lees
Hoyt Wilhelm
Indians
Ed FitzGerald
Woody Held
Pete Ramos
Grant
Bob Allison
Milt Bolling
Gail Harris
Tigers
Jim Bunning
Yankees
Gary Blaylock
Earl Wilson
Red Sox
Tom Sturdivant
A's
Jones
Spahn
Warren Spahn
Former pastor dies in Greenwich Connecticut
The Rev. Albert J. M. Wilson aged 72, longtime pastor of Christ Episcopal Church from 1932 to his retirement in 1952, died Thursday in Greenwich Connecticut.
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Conn
Albert J. M. Wilson
Christ Episcopal Church
Tennis crowns decided in summer playoffs
Six titles decided as Helen Jermyn reports results from the summer playground tournaments. Champions include Phyllis Cherchio Midget Girls Kathy Cherchio Junior Girls Nancy Austin Senior Girls and Larry Pidgeon Senior Boys. Remaining finals feature Rupe McGrath vs Robbie McGrath or Bill Cooper for the men’s title.
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Helen Jermyn
Phyllis Cherchio
Chuck St. John
Kathy Cherchio
Tom Loguidice
Nancy Austin
Larry Pidgeon
Rupe McGrath
Robbie McGrath
Bill Cooper
Herb van Schaack
McGrath
Fred Pompei
Ken Mayer
Howard Earhart
Bill Steinburg
Cooper
Mickey McFee
Brenda Draper
Charlotte Cernaro
St. John's
Susan Cermaro
Connie Gilmore
Loguidice
Dick Larson
Chuck Cherchio
Judy McClelland
Pidgeon
Kevin LaTulip
Dave Dwyer
Colts to Meet Giants in Cotton Bowl Exhibition
Associated Press reports the Baltimore Colts meet the New York Giants at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas in a preseason game telecast by CBS at 10:15 p m EST. The contest follows last December’s sudden death playoff victory by the Colts over the Giants and features rookie quarterback Frank Gifford against Johnny Unitas. Washington Redskins meet the Rams in Los Angeles in another tuneup.
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Baltimore Colts
Frank Gifford
New York Giants
Dallas
Alan Ameche
CBS
Washington
Redskins
Rams
Los Angeles
Colts
Giants
Philadelphia
Eddie Lebaron
Billy Wade
Lebaron
Wade
Minor League Results Roundup From AP Across Leagues
Pacific Coast League Vancouver 6 Seattle 5 and San Diego 9 Phoenix 0. Salt Lake City 5 Sacramento 0 and 0-5. Portland at Spokane postponed. American Association Fort Wayne 2 Houston 0. Denver 6 Indianapolis 3. Omaha 4 Dallas 3. Minneapolis 5 Charleston 4. St Paul 7 Louisville 3. International League Rochester 3 Montreal 2. Toronto 9 Buffalo 6 Miami 2. Columbus 0 Richmond 3 Havana 2. Eastern League Williamsport 10 York 2. Springfield 3 Lancaster 4 Allentown Albany 0. Binghamton 6 Reading 2.
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