Braves take lead with win over Giants in NL race
Milwaukee's Fred Haney expressed cautious optimism as the Braves, two games up after a 4-2 victory over San Francisco, extended their winning streak to three. Don McMahon earned the save for Lew Burdette, improving to 6-1, as injuries linger in Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Fred Haney
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
Broooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis
San Francisco
Haney
Mays Denied as Giants Fall to Braves on Curveball
Willie Mays struck out on a seventh straight fastball followed by a curve in a late NL showdown. Don McMahon fooled Mays with a sharp curve as the Braves held a 4-2 lead. Bi Rigney praised the pitch while swapping starters for Saturday’s game, with Stu Miller replacing Ruben Gomez in a key move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uaney
Don McMahon
Giants
Wilie Mays
McMahon
Lew Burdette
Milwaukes
San Francisco Giants
Milwaukee Braves
Willie Mays
Mays
Willie
Dusty Boggess
Golden Gate
Bi Rigney
Hander
Brooklyn
N. Y
del Crandall
Crandall
Braves
Rigney
Stu Miller
Ruben Gomez
Dumas Anchors U S In Poland With 6 11 High Jump
Charlie Dumas soared to a 6 11 high jump to lead the United States in a Poland clash as Glenn Davis powered through multiple events. The U S men led 63 34 on day one while the women trailed 26 25 as the Americans pushed for strong scores in Moscow connections and dual meets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ia Agenes Kemeny Poset Dumas
University of Southerm
California
U. S.-Russia
Dumas
Poland
U. S
Daviss
Compton
Totrivieme
Miltenson
USA
IMS
Gplymore Cura
Folk
Id Schmid
Davia
Ener
AUBAD
Swakowgki
Orywal
Mowsan Luba
Gree
LEA
Deta
Lewandowskl
Murchinon
Bravis
Seerert
Collymare
Han Sntepsjame — Schmitt
Floerka
Halchercky
Davie
Darelina
Radsiworawicz
Cantella
Jackson
Grabowakl Mh
Rropidiows
United States
Ometerk — Jones
URA
aGtthews
Antaxensia
Jesionowski
BO Meter Burdice
Foley
Stodolne
McCaffrey
Matthewa
Tones
Daniels
Whilams
Srethut—Brown
Shepherd
Ruain
Shepherd Wich Jume — Ronczewska
Jomciak
Thomas
Brown
United Blater
Best Javelin Heave Ever by Seymour
Dr Steve Seymour, 37, staged a stunning track comeback at Monte throwing 231 ft 1 in to win the Southern California AAA All-Comers meet He previously reached 248 ft 10 in in 1947 and was second in the 1948 Olympic Games He runs a local clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Seymour
Monte
Southern California
Seymour
Archer Wins $2,000 Top Prize in Inaugural Archery Tourney
Grayling Michigan reports Joe Fries of Los Angeles captured the top prize of $2,000 in the first annual invitational archery tournament. He surged from behind at the final target Friday to win the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayling, Mich
Joe Fries
Los Angeles
Roberts 200th win hailed as greatest game by Sawyer
Philadelphia reports Robin Roberts pitched a three hitter for his 200th win, praised by Phillies manager Eddie Sawyer as the best he has seen. Roberts, a six straight 20 win pitcher, credited rest and rotation for renewed form after a past slump. The win places him among all time 200-win club, alongside Lemon and Spahn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
UPI
Robin Roberts
Chicago Cubs
Phillies
Eddie Sawyer
Sawyer
Roberts
Eddie
Robert
Robbie
Pittsburgh Pirates
Rotten
Bob Lemon
Cleveland Indians
Alston's Strategy Outfoxes Birdie in Dodgers Win 6-2
Dodgers beat the Redlegs 6-2 as Walt Alston rode right handed hitters against a left handed rotation. Harvey Haddix pitched well before the seventh when Smokey Burgess doubled in the tie breaking run and Pete Whisenant followed with a run scoring single. Neal Kellner and Bob Purkey faced late Dodger rally with Gilliam, Furillo and Reese delivering key hits to seal the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redlegs
Harvey Haddix
Dodgers
Haddix
Althoug
Smokey Burgess
Pete Whisenant
Alston
Birdie Tebpetts
Aueed
St. Louis
Stan Williams
Joe Naxhall
Redleg
Don J Hoak
Junior Gilliam
Cincy
Smokey Burgess In Dodger Box Score Mystery
The passage references Smokey Burgess and manager moves by Alston and Tebbetts as they filled the box with players. Tebbetts won the consolation by outscoring the Dodgers 18 16. Hodges caught for the first time since July 2 1956, a rare event noted in this muddled report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alston
Tebbetts
Dodgers
Bekins
Gil Hodges
Righties All Right Righties All Right
Pitching duel details incomplete as Ruy McDevitt loses edge with fifth walk to Ed Bailey leading off the Reds seventh. Dee Fondy runs for Bailey and scores on a McMillan sacrifice. Burgess batted for Haddix, hits wall line drive, Fondy scores to tie, Labine replaces McDevitt. Temple grounds out, Thisenant singles to left to make it 3 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruy McDevitt
Ed Bailey
Redlegs
Dee Fondy
Bailey
Roy McMillan
Burgess
Haddix
Gaider
Fondy
McDevitt
Clem Labine
Temple
Thisenant
Venturi Opens Chicago Open Lead In Slumping Form
Ken Venturi surged into a share of the lead at the Chicago Open, firing a 65 to take a 2-under medal play lead on Gleneagles course. Bob Harris and Joe Conrad matched with 66 as a subdued field failed to blast past par.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ken Venturi
Weeeereres Venturi
Bob Harris
Joe Conrad
San Antonio
Tex
Gleneagles
PGA
Sammy Snead
Tommy Bolt
Don Finsterwald
Amon Palmer
Bolt
Ren Yeah
Bop Harris
Marty Furgol
Jack Burke
Gay Brewer
Olin Merntila
Gary Player
George Keyer
Frank Stranalw
Foster Lacial
BI Tohasto
Ted Krol
Rea
Tommy Jacobs
Dodgers on Radio TV Highlight Sports Radio Coverage
Broadcast notes show Dodgers action airing on radio and TV with listed times and program tags. Names and details are incomplete, but reflect a schedule brief for local sports fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sports On Radio-Tv
Local Football Card Event At Memorial Stadium
In the afternoon program at Memorial Stadium schedules football and related events. The card lists Norse Bacing, Derby-Braver vn, and Long Beach Nicenawks with match times around 2:10 pm and a 3 pm window, plus additional races and activities at Oxnard and Spettames Cire venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braver
Diet Devila
It Memorial Stadium
Long Beach
Nicenawks
Oxmard
Oxnard
P.m
Anna Nacing
Spettames Cire
Gardebe Badiam
Part
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iss.telegram
Giants Buoys
Wily Crandall
Warsaw
Charlie Dumas
Glenn Davis
Amerinen Trails
Nnawass
McDler
Davis
Vents
Moscow
Melourne
Phils
L. A. Archer
Birdie
George Lederer
Cincinnati
Walt Alston
Larker
Johnny Klippstein
PeeWee Reese
Neal
Don Zimmerlj
Hodges
Jeffcoat Eng
Carl Furillo
Kellner
Bob Purkey
Gilliam
Hoak
Danny McDevitt
Dodger
St. Paul
Furillo
Lon
Sharp
Clinginnati
Eauay Oge
SiHain
Cimelt
Reese
Zimmer
Snider
Cimoli
Forillo
Billo
Cimol
Fignatano
e-Rosevoro McDevitt
Labine
Vale
Kippstein
Totais
Whisenant
Foal
Robinson
Ib A
Gyneh
Fikegis
Fonty
Brooks Lawrence
Lawrence
P Kellner
Erro
Redieg
Knppstein
Hal Jeffcoat
Cimail
Jeffcoat
Norm Larker
McMillan
Ing Ferri
Gino Cimoli
Zirmrant
PooTer
McMdan
Ana
Roseware
Johnny Temple
Onis
Pakiamme
Reds
John Roseboro
Trek Temple
Burress
Billto Reese
Purils, Inc
Monillan, Inc
Joe Pignatana Reese
Bill Tebbetts
Alex Keilner
Rosebaro
Charlie Neal
Iineup
Keliner
Mao
Urkas
Kelteb
Tolteoat
Feliner
Donatelli
Crawford
Ithe
Zener
Benin
IRIOR
Momeviti
Venturi
Ilwaukee
Francier Pitanurgh Gincianaty
Louis
Pittsburgh & Fit
Los Angelus
Phladelphia Anderson Simmor
Shiser
Brigka
Louly
Pittsburgh
Mizell
Law
Williams
Miller
Willey
Seaway
New York
Cleveland
Baltmore
Kansas Cay
Detroit
Hwash
REIG
Ecru Fein
Walkers
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!