Dodgers and Orioles Win To Feature Abbreviated Chart
The Orioles ride strong pitching with Milt Pappas and Hoyt Wilhelm to a 7-3 win over Washington, closing in on second place. the Dodgers pull out an 11-10 win in Los Angeles to stay within a half game of the Braves.
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Palmer Captures Oklahoma City Open Golf Title
Arnold Palmer of Ligonier PA won the Oklahoma City Open at Twin Hills CC with 15 under par 272 earning 3500. He tops Rob Gossby by two strokes and will skip Hot Springs Memphis and Louisville events to rest. Palmer’s year total rises to 15490 with last year’s 45000 top money.
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Bathgate Wins Hart Trophy Despite Rangers Missing Playoffs
Andy Bathgate of the New York Rangers earned the Hart Trophy for the season despite his team failing to reach the playoffs. He scored 40 goals and 48 assists for 88 points, drawing 135 points total and receiving $1,000 in cash. Gordie Howe finished second with 60. Bathgate played with a steel brace and silver knee plate.
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Minor League Baseball Scores Roundup
International League Rochester defeated Buffalo 6 to 2. Columbus beat Miami J 5 to 2 in 13 innings. Havana edged Richmond 13 innings 1 to 0. American Association St Paul won 6 to 4 over Charleston and Louisville 9 over Denver. Fort Worth 6-8. Omaha 1 in 13 innings. Dallas 3 Houston 0. Portland 3 Vancouver 2. Salt Lake City 12 Portland. San Diego 3 Seattle 0. Sacramento 3 Spokane 2. Williamsport at Albany. York and Reading. Lancaster 8 Allentown 6. Springfield 4. Binghamton 3. Eastern League.
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Wynn earns 250th win as White Sox ace fires Tigers
Veteran pitcher Gus Wynn at 39 clinches his 250th win by defeating Detroit. The knuckleballer leads active majors in wins and strikeouts this season, highlighting a career built on relentless conditioning and durability. He seeks more wins rather than targets like 300.
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Capitol Girls Bowling wraps 1958 59 season with honors
Spano's won the team championship as Blanche Janice posted the circuit's top individual average of 155. Trene Buske and Pat Cahill earned a 1.097 aggregate with 255 handicap to win the NF I La Doubles, taking 20 dollars. Mulcahey and Pul Ten finished second with 1,081 for 16.50. Third went to Rita Gimme and Ginnie Ranous and Paula Gerzewske and Shirley Schneider with 1,067 each, sharing 25 dollars. The prize money was divided among seven more two player teams.
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High single and triple handicap results in bowling meet
The record lists bowlers and scores with handicaps, noting top single and triple performances. Notable entries include T Spano 282 32 263 and Janice 517 128 655 with multiple competitors from various teams.
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Everyone Plays At Best Against Indians Gordon
New York up Joe Gordon, Indians headmaster, says no team has played poorly against Cleveland. He notes stars Al Smith Gene Woodling and Del Ennis make standout catches as the Indians lead the American League by a game and a half after a doubleheader loss to the White Sox.
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Gordon Plans Score Start Against Yankees After Setbacks
Gordon laments two losses to his chief rival as Herb Score, who struck out 13 Yankees earlier, faces the team again. The Yankees alarm Score with their aggressive baserunning, and Gordon notes pitchers can change character quickly. He intends to start Score versus New York on Wednesday.
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New York Victorious Zalazar Beats Greaves in Windsor Bout
Victor Zalazar of New York outpointed Wilfie Greaves of Windsor Ontario in a ten round boxing match. Zalazar secured the decision as the crowd watched at the Windsor arena.
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Unique Pan American game debuts in Austin tonight
In Austin Texas a one of a kind baseball event unfolds as the Pan American Association officially debuts with two league teams, Austin and Nuevo Laredo, meeting for the first time. Top executives including Commissioner Ford Frick and NL president Warren Giles attend to gauge potential cross league play and its effect on league standings.
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Mission failed as league status shift caused backlash
Several years ago Allen Russell, then president at Austin, attempted to transfer Texas league franchises into Mexico. The plan backfired when the Mexican league was officially granted Class AA status, affecting cross border affiliations and team standings.
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Major League Stars Lead 14-4 Giants Win Over Pirates
Bob Schmidt of the Giants had three hits in four at bats including two two run doubles as the Giants beat the Pirates 14 to 4. Bob Buhl of the Braves earned his first win in a five hit, six inning no run stint before a pinch hitter’s appearance in the eighth. Providence notes list Wills Greene, Charley Davis in New York summaries.
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