Ballantine's Hand Austin's First Setback in Softball
Ballantine Beer whitewashed Austin's Grill 8-0 at Fort Ontario as the Class A leaders saw their five-game winning streak end. Salvadore's Grove beat Torbitt's Sunoco 10-7 to break a second-division tie, and Hibernians defeated Pelkey's Glass 13-8 in Class B. Ballantine's rookie pitching by Johnny Rys limited Austin's, while Paul Bradshaw struggled with control. Salvadore's climbed with a six-run third and a four-run fifth following an early 5-0 deficit. Salvadore's Victory, driven by Bob Victory on the mound, allowed six hits as Reynolds and teammates collected offense. The Hibernians benefited from Lou Lower's pitching after a rocky start, and Bill Gallagher plus Kunzwiler starred with three-base hits.
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Hamilton Heads New Coast Loop
Berkeley Calif Tom Hamilton will lead the Athletic Association of Western Universities the newly formed group created by four PCC members California UCLA Southern California and Washington Hamilton 53 resigned as Pitt athletics director to join a five year contract around 20000 a year His duties include running the association aiding in intercollegiate athletics and settling member disputes He will lack investigatory powers held by predecessor Schmidt and will not act as PCC commissioner.
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Local 359 Triumph Highlights Monday Little League Doubleheader
Local 359 defeated the Elks 11 to 7 as five ninth inning runs sparked a comeback. Police and Kingsford's Pumps battled to a 2 all tie before darkness halted nine innings. Friday at 6 pm will restart the contest.
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Masons in Babe Ruth Win Column
Masons club broke a losing streak with a 14 6 victory over Vona s Rest at Fort Ontario in league play. White starred with three safeties and a triple, driving in 4 runs before Giambo relieved him. Dehm Crisafuli Barbeau and other Masons contributed as Vona s Rest mistakes and walk total aided the win.
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Johansson vows to reclaim heavyweight title for Sweden
Ingemar Johansson said he will carry the world heavyweight championship back to Sweden starting Friday after a Florida fishing and golf vacation. He declared he will not retire after two more fights and plans to remain a fighting champion. He spoke with his brother Rolf and fiancée aboard a New York to Miami flight.
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Pulaski Grange to Host Special Meeting and Degree Work
Pulaski Grange plans a 8:30 PM special meeting in the Grange hall to work the first and second degrees for a class of candidates led by Marshall Minot and Richard Mandigo. The session precedes a neighborhood group meeting with Oswego County Granges hosting others. a silver collection benefits the Raymond Cooper Memorial Fund for the 4 Fi Building at Sandy Creek Fair grounds.
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Notre Dame 1959 Football Telecasts Planned
Notre Dame will televise all 1959 grid games on a delayed basis. Father Theodore Moses Burgh says the events will originate from WNDU TV and be taped for relay broadcasts across at least 115 stations nationwide due to NCAA rules and rain delays.
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How They Stand ML Pet Milwaukee San Francisco Los Angeles
Standings show Milwaukee 24 with San Francisco 37 and Pittsburgh 6. Chicago, St Louis, Philadelphia and Cincinnati also listed with partial records. Tuesday results show Pittsburgh at Philadelphia and St Louis at Chicago with Milwaukee at Cincinnati. Monday results include San Francisco 6 Los Angeles 4 in nine innings. Wednesday schedule Pittsburgh at Philadelphia and Milwaukee at Cincinnati with St Louis at Chicago.
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Minor League Scores From Five Circuits Reported
Pacific Coast League Vancouver 4 San Diego 3 Spokane alt Lake City 1. American Assn St. Paul 7 Charleston 3 Minneapolis 3 Indianapolis 2 Dallas 4 Fort Worth 0 Houston 10 Omaha 7 Denver 5 0 Louisville 4 11 first game 1 innings. International League Rochester 4 Mam 1 Buffalo 5 Havana 2 Eastern League Binghamton 12 York 4 Reading 5 Williamsport 3 Allentown 6 Springfield 4 Lancaster 14 Albany 3.
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Mother of the Year Named in Lachute Club
Lionel Roven of Lachute is named mother of the year by a local service club. The honoree is a mother of five who is an amputee and uses an artificial limb to get around.
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Braves Rout Yankees In Exhibition At County Stadium
In Milwaukee, the Braves beat the Yankees 8 to 3 in an exhibition before 30 554 fans. Proceeds included 100 000 to the Milwaukee Braves Foundation for college scholarships and nearly 30 000 to the New York Sandlot Baseball fund. Mantle injured his ankle but is not expected to miss AL action.
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Jury Duty Call Delayed by Busy 10-Party Line
Mrs Laverne King of Fall Brookfield appeals to Court Clerk Al Fern after her telephone line, a 10 party line, stayed busy and prevented her from answer calls for jury duty.
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Colavito joins Four Homers in a Row Club in epic game
Pap Rocky Colavito clouted three Baltimore pitchers for four consecutive home runs on June 11. Only Lou Gehrig had achieved the feat in modern baseball history. Gehrig nearly added a fifth before Connie Mack’s ninth inning switch saved a potential inside the park shot. Colavito pursues the AL home run crown as Harmon Killebrew leads the derby race.
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Johansson Has Come Long Way In Seven Years
The piece recalls Ingemar Johansson’s disqualification in the 1952 Helsinki Olympic boxing final at age 19, his later rise to world heavyweight champion, and his view that unfair criticism marred that night. It notes Floyd Patterson’s 165-pound gold and Johansson’s feelings on the prefinal training and fight strategy.
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Highlights
Major League leaders in batting based on 175 or more at bats include Kuenn Detroit 337 and Runnels Boston .352 with 94 hits by Runnels and Kuenn 90. Killebrew Washington leads RBIs 59, Colavito 22 HR, Aparicio 21 SB. pitching leaders feature Wilhelm and Johnson Baltimore with 92 and 41 decisions, Wynn 97 strikeouts. Also notes Aaron 381 and Mathews 60 runs, Banks 71 RBIs, Cepeda 100 hits. Giants beat Dodgers 6-4 as Davenport homered twice and McCormick earned the win in relief.
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Giants End Dodgers’ Seven-Game Win Streak on 11th Inning
San Francisco beat Los Angeles 6-4 in 11 innings to end the Dodgers’ seven-game run. Jim Davenport delivered a late two-run homer, his second of the night, as Orlando Cepeda and Jackie Brandt added key hits. Dodgers pitcher Stan Williams lasted only a third of an inning after a rough 11th.
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Buffalo Raceway Opens Season With Tight Reynolds Memorial
At Buffalo Raceway Hamburg the Reynolds Memorial Stakes for 3yearold pacing fillies produced a close finish as Friendly Hat driven by Lou Rapone edged Trim Freight in 2:05 securing a $13 payout. The meeting's first half ends August 1 with six weeks to follow starting September 14. Other tracks Yonkers Saratoga Monticello Vernon Downs reported winners including Hoot Newport, Day Long Clay, and Bel Cheerful in various divisions with tight photos and profitable returns.
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Basilio's Pupil DiVeronica Stops Gautreau in Third
Dickie DiVeronica, Basilio's pupil, extended his win streak to 18 with a third round knockout of Norm Gautreau in an outdoor eight round main event at MacArthur Stadium. The Canastota native weighed 137 pounds to Gautreau's 138 as Basilio watched from the corner.
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Keegan Earns 10th Victory as Rochester Stays Close
Bob Keegan earned his 10th win this season in a 5-2 Rochester victory over Miami. Cal Browning added a solid 3-2 support effort as Rochester surged in June to solidify second place in the International League. Buffalo widened its lead with a 4-1 win over Havana as IL action wrapped for the day.
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Fight Results From Providence and Syracuse Cards
In Providence Harold Gomes stopped Jimmy Kelly in the 3rd round while Tommy Tibbs won a decision over Tommy Garrow. Jackson Brown defeated Willie Greene and Satch Jamiel outpointed Jojo Sanches. In Syracuse Dickie Diveronica halted Norm Gautreau in the 3rd. In Perth Amboy Otto Smith knocked out Russ Carney in the first round.
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