Crucial City Softball Showdowns Hit Fort Ontario Tonight
Rain washed out many contests but two top Class A showdowns loom at Fort Ontario this evening. Country Inn versus Salvadore's Grove at 6:30, Austin's Grill facing Torbitt's Sunoco at 8:30 on the main diamond, with Oswego County Savings Bank meeting Naval Reserve on the auxiliary field.
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National League Favored In 26th All Star Game At Forbes Field
Pittsburgh hosts the 26th annual All Star game as NL stars Eddie Mathews Hank Aaron Willie Mays Ernie Banks and Orlando Cepeda headline a powerful lineup. Mickey Mantle and Al Kaline battle injuries while Yankees manager Casey Stengel weighs use as pinch hitter. NL begins with Johnny Temple Luis Aparicio Nellie Fox Kaline in a strong batting order. Don Drysdale and Del Crandall slated as starting pitchers.
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Mickey Mantle
al Kaline
Forbes Field
Richard M. Nixon
Tiger Star
Detroit
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
Higgins Plans Extended Time Off After Red Sox Exit
Higgins, former Boston star and late manager candidate, heads to Dallas for an open-ended vacation with his baseball future unclear. He and owner Tom Yawkey parted amicably after a brief meeting that yielded no decision, with Yawkey offering a possible future job if a better offer does not arise. Also listed are AP boxing results from Mobile, Tokyo, and Las Vegas events.
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Boston
Mike Higgins
Dallas
Red Sox
Billy Jurges
Tom Yawkey
Go Easy On Third Loop Giles Advises
PITTSBURGH UP Pres ident Warren Giles of the National League proposes a two step plan to establish a third major league if a third circuit is approved. He suggests expanding the two present leagues to 12 team leagues and adding new members until they reach major status, then dropping two teams from each league as a nucleus for a third major league.
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Warren Giles
National League
Giles
Halimi Favored To Keep Crown In Title Bout
Los Angeles reports top contender Jose Becerra of Mexico, 23, meets Alphonse Halimi of France for the world bantamweight title in Memorial Sports Arena. The bout airs at 10 p.m. EDT on ABC, with Becerra owning 31 straight knockouts and Halimi boasting only one stoppage loss in 28 pro fights.
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Jose Becerra
Mexico
Alphonse Halimi
France
Memorial Sports Arena
ABC
Becerra
Mario D'Agata
Italy
Halimi
Jimmy Carson
London
All Star Game Facts 1958 Pittsburgh
Facts and figures for the July 7 All-Star baseball game at Forbes Field Pittsburgh. Attendance about 35,000. American League vs National League. American led series 15-10. National broadcaster NBC. Starters Drysdale and Wynn. Managers Stengel and Haney. Final score American 4 National 3. Postponements listed. Rules note on playing time.
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Forbes Field
American
National
National Broadcasting Co
National League
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles
Early Wynn
Chicago American
Casey Stengel
New York American
Fred Haney
Milwaukee National
PTA Festival Realizes $525 In Hannibal
The annual PTA Festival on Memorial Day at Hannibal Central School Grounds raised about $525 for the Student Loan Fund. Chairman Marian Hannum and Rev Orval McBride thanked committees and helpers. New officers for 1959 1960 are: President Rev Orval McBride, Vice President Leona Scott, Secretary Beatrice Walker, Treasurer Gary Hughes. An August executive meeting will plan this year's program. regular PTA meetings resume in September. Also, services in Hannibal for Nettie Beaugard Sinnett, wife of James Sinnett, of Tappan Street, who died Sunday after a long illness.
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Hannibal
PTA
Hannibal Central
Marian Hannum
Orval McBride
Leona Scott
Beatrice Walker
Gary Hughes
Downey and Knych Qualify For N Y State Amateur Golf
John Downey of Oswego and Dr Walt Knych of Fulton earned qualifying spots for the New York State Amateur Championship to be held in Troy July 22 26 after both carded 75 at Belle Vue Country Club Syracuse Intermittent showers affected play. Buffalo pro Ed Kaczor sparked early qualifiers with a 68 at Wanakah and Rob Ward Wettlaufer also advanced.
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Oswego
Walt Knych
Fulton
New York
Pearne Billing
Gell
Ted Lisk
Bill Williams
Carl Miller
Tommy Christian
Associated Press
Buffalo
Ed Kaczor
Raczor
South Shore Country Club
Wanakah
Wilram Bogle
Poughkeepsie
Dutchess Golf and Country Club
Kaczor
John Konsek
Ward Wettlaufer
Konsek
Wettlaufer
Don Allen
Rochester
M Moore
al D'Lane
Plattsburgh
Lake Placid
Craig Wood Golf and Country Club
Tuckahoe
Albany
Utica
Jamestown
Binghamton
Elmira
Betsy Rawls Captures LPGA Title at French Lick
Betsy Rawls of Spartanburg South Carolina posted a final round birdie to hold off Patty Berg West Chicago Illinois for the Ladies Professional Golf Association championship at Sheraton Country Cup French Lick Indiana. Rawls finished 72 holes with 288 earning 1247.35 dollars first prize while Berg totaled 289 and Louise Suggs of Cincinnati shot 290 for third.
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French Lick
Ind
Spartanburg
S. C
Patty Berg
West Chicago
Til
Miss Rawls
Miss Berg
Louise Suggs
Cincinnati
Vassie Ends Slump With Timely Hit
Lou Vassie ended a 0-for-29 skid with a 14th inning single, sparking the Buffalo Bisons to a 12-8 victory over Rochester. The hit helped snap Buffalo’s late-season slump, as two runs in the 15th provided the winning margin while Buffalo’s leading position remained in the International League. The Wings fell two games behind, and Columbus beat Miami 6-5 while Richmond beat Havana 3-1. Montreal and Toronto were rained out.
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Minor League Scores From Across Leagues
Pacific Coast League Phoenix powered to an 11 to 5 win over Sacramento while Spokane at Vancouver was postponed. In American Association Indianapolis defeated Houston 5 to 0 and Fort Worth beat Charleston 4 to 2. Dallas defeated Louisville 4 to 3 as Minneapolis crushed Denver 13 to 2 and St Paul prevailed over Omaha 8 to 2. International League Buffalo beat Rochester 12 to 8 in 14 innings and Columbus defeated Miami 6 to 3, while Richmond topped Havana 3 to 1. Torgato versus Montreal was postponed.
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Sacramento
Spokane
Vancouver
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Houston
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Charleston
Dallas
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Minneapolis
Denver
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Omaha
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Rochester
Columbus
Miami
Richmond
Havana
Torgato
Montreal
Title Bout On Friday Evening
PORTLAND ORE NBC-TV carries the welterweight title showdown between Don Jordan and Denny Moyer set for Friday night at a Portland racetrack. Jordan, 25, seeks to defend a 45-11 record against 19-year-old Moyer who has a 20 fight win streak and is expected to weigh 147 for the 15 round bout.
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Ore
Don Jordan
Los Angeles
Denny Moyer
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Moyer
Nbc-Tv
Tommy Moyer
Gasper Ortega
Vince Martinez
Fines Stand On Hemus Walker After NL ruling
National League President Warren Giles upheld fines and suspensions for St. Louis Cardinals manager Sally Hemus and Card Coach Harry Walker after an umpire confrontation in a game against Los Angeles last Thursday. Hemus fined 250 dollars and suspended five days, Walker fined 100 dollars and suspended two days. suspensions began Friday.
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Sally Hemus
St. Louis Cardinals
Harry Walker
Warren Giles
National League
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Hermits
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Los Angeles
Moon Shines for Dodgers As Pennant Hope Grows
Wally Moon, 6 foot outfielder acquired in a trade with St. Louis for Gino Cimoli, has become key to the Dodgers strong NL pennant bid. His solid hitting and hustling spirit boosted the club as Los Angeles rose from seventh place last season to challenge for the title. Moon, with a master’s in education, remains confident they can win if all players perform.
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Gino Cimoli
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Moon
Los Angeles
Wally
Cardinals
Wall Collects $9,503 for Win
Flint Open champion Art Wall Jr. defeated PGA champ Don Finsterwald in an 18-hole playoff at Warwick Hills. Wall earned $9,503, boosting season earnings to $55,286 after shooting a 71 to win by two strokes over Finsterwald in a 282 total.
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Postponed WSCS Meeting Rescheduled by Storm
The WSCS meeting scheduled for last Wednesday was postponed by a severe storm until this week Wednesday at 8 p m at the home of Mrs Ella Noyes Middle Rd The U S Post Office collects almost 300 million dollars a year for delivering business mail.
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Well-Balanced Card at Vernon Track Tomorrow
Bettys J C headlining a six horse field in the Vernon Downs feature Class A pace with two top pacers from Batavia Downs and Buffalo Raceway. Will face Will Counsel Raider Ebbs and a strong sidewheel lineup as the six year old Attorney mare seeks pace glory after narrowly losing to Edgewood Hedrick. Little Emperor carries K D Owens into Grand Circuit week events while Parisian Model tests in Class C trot alongside Eas ter Delmont and Irene Gallon with career earnings noted.
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Batavia Downs
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Vernon Downs
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Queen of
Cleve Burton Stable
Edgewood Hedrick
Will Counsel
Raider Ebbs
Betty
J. C
Herm Ross
Little Emperor
K. D. Owen
Seminole Girl
Goose Bay
Skein
Parisian Model
Tom Berry
Easter Delmont
Irene Gallon
Monticello Raceway
Earl Nelson
Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
A snapshot of leaders: batting averages with Kuenn and Kaline for Detroit, runs by Killebrew and Power, RBIs led by Killebrew with Jensen and Lemon, hits by Fox and Kuenn, doubles by Williams and Kuenn, triples shared by Kuenn De Maestri and Allison, home runs headed by Killebrew, and stolen bases led by Aparicio and Mantle. Pitching leaders show McLish with 10-3, Shaw and Messi at 7-3, and strikeouts topped by Score and Wynn.
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Kuenn
Detroit
Kaline
Killebrew
Washington
Power
Cleveland
Boston
Lemon
Fox
Chicago
Williams
Kansas City
DeMaestri
Allison
Colavito
Aparicio
Mantle
New York
McLish
Shaw
Messi
Wynn
National League Batting and Fielding Leaders Summary
National League batting leaders include Aaron of Milwaukee with 270 at bats and 117 hits, Cepeda of San Francisco with 106 hits, Mathews of Milwaukee with 25 home runs, and Banks of Chicago with 23. Mays of San Francisco leads in runs with 64 and has 12 stolen bases alongside Neal of Los Angeles with 14. Pitching leaders feature Drysdale of Los Angeles with 133 strikeouts and Antonelli of San Francisco with 124 decisions, with a note of 12–0 for Face of Pittsburgh and 113 strikeouts for Jones of San Francisco.
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Milwaukee
White
St. Louis
Gilliam
Los Angeles
Mathews
Mays
San Francisco
Pinson
Cincinnati
Banks
Chicago
Robinson
Cepeda
Cimoli
Neal
Pittsburgh
Antonelli
Drysdale
Jones
Mexican Youth Visits Nestles to Observe Dairying
Hector Rodolfo Diaz 22 of San Jose Alchichica Pubela Mexico visits Richard Mandigo Farm on a Nestles Company of Mexico program and will tour the Fulton Nestle plant with the Mandigos and Patricia Knapp assistant for the summer at the 4 H office Diaz plans agricultural tours to observe modern techniques with emphasis on dairying during his stay in the United States
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Hector Rodolfo
Diaz
San Jose Alchichica
Pubela
Mexico
Richard Mandigo
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Mandigos
Patricia Knapp
Mexico City
Grand Circuit Debut Spoiled at Goshen Historic Track
Three year old fillies contested the Coaching Club Trotting Oaks on day two of Grand Circuit at Goshen. Rain delayed most races after a foretaste of heavy downpour while Countess Adios broke stride in Debutante heat. Dream Girl won the Debutante division in 2 05, beating the stakes record. Jan Hanover led the first Debutante elimination in 2 07. Delights won Acorn heat one at 2 15 3 3 while Farrs Pride captured heat two in 2 12 2 3. Chuck Counsel edged So Longs Lad at Yonkers in 2 04 1 5. Luxmite claimed Ghent trot at Saratoga in 2 06 3 5, Sunset Stormy behind. Adra Hanover won the other Ghent heat in 2 10 2 5. Dale Knight led Monticello feature pace in 2 10 4 5. Home Man swept Vernon Downs feature pace in 2 06 on mud.
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Countess Adios
Dream Girl
Jan Hanover
Billy Haughton
Bwa Delight
Farr
Chuck Counsel
Yonkers Raceway
Dark Shadow
Saratoga Raceway
Luxmite
Ghent
Sunset Stormy
Adra Hanover
Dale Knight
Monticello Raceway
Wrestlers Clash In Outdoor Card Promoter Teo Garibaldi's Show
Teo Garibaldi promotes his third outdoor summer card featuring Fritz Von Erich vs Ilio DePaolo in a two out of three falls main event with an hour limit. Dick Beyer faces Reggie Lisowski in the semi final at MacArthur Stadium Syracuse, while Stan Lisowski wrestles Ivan Kamilkof in a roughhouse event. Frantic Frankie Faze vs Senor Sam Rios opens the show. Rios, a weightlifter and bodybuilder turned wrestler, arrives from Puerto Rico with strong promoter backing and NY state regional potential.
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Fritz von Erich
Ilio DePaolo
MacArthur Stadium
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Dick Beyer
Reggie Lisowski
Stan Lisowski
Ivan Kamilkof
Frankie Faze
Senor
Sam Rios
Sam
Westler
Puerto Rico
Rios
New York State
Propose Trades Without Waivers Reconsidered at MLB Meetings
In Chicago the major league meetings will revisit a proposal to allow trades between National and American League teams without waivers from November 21 to December 15 each year. Commissioner Ford Frick opposes the plan, which was approved last year and is up for vote again. Secretary Charles Segar notes another item will be a one dollar fund for aiding the minor leagues and its distribution. no talks of forming a third major league are planned.
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Chicago
Ford Frick
Charles Segar
Eastern League scores tumble for Reading and Lancaster
Reading blanked York 3 0 while Lancaster defeated Allentown 10 4. Springfield visits Albany and Binghamton faces Williamsport, with upcoming games shaping the standings.
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York
Lancaster
Allentown
Springfield
Albany
Binghamton
Wiphamsport
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