Borotra Shines In Doubles At Wimbledon Rise
At Wimbledon England Jean Borotra aged 57 and Robert Haillet lost only one set in a five set victory over Canada’s Robert Bedard and Don Fontana 6 4 6 3 6 4 The veteran’s skilful volleys and shots drew a standing ovation from 5000 spectators while Haillet provided power Borotra noted joy despite fatigue and praised the Canadian pair Doris Hart Louise Brough and Beverly Fleitz lead American charge into second round as Tony Trabert opens against Trevor Fancutt Jarsolavy Dorbny meets Mervyn Rose and Sven Davidson faces Enrique Morea in today’s round
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LSU Golf Team Claims NCAA College Championship
LSU won the NCAA golf team title with a 574 aggregate, led by Johnny Pott who tied the NCAA 36 hole record with 136 and was medalist. Other LSU scorers were Jim Mangum Scotty Fraser and Cecil Calhoun. Match play opened with Pott paired against Bob Goetz of Oklahoma A&M as 58 players posted 150 or better to reach the championship flight.
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Babe Didrikson Zaharias to Have Spinal Surgery
Galveston Texas reports Babe Didrikson Zaharias will be out of golf for at least three months after a ruptured disc is operated on. Dr S R Snodgrass said the operation will occur within a few days at John Sealy Hospital under a UT medical branch neurosurgery professor.
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West Squad Names 5 for East West All Star Game
West Coach Lacy Smith of Ara cama High School named five players for the East West All Star game at Woodrow Wilson High School Stadium Beckley on August 6. The West roster includes John Jones and Don Calloway both from Ara cama High Center Ben Stratton and Virgil Wagner from Liberty High End William Harmon of Garnet High Charleston. Both squads begin practice July 26 at Lakin Industrial School. The game is sponsored by the West Virginia High School Athletic Union. East squad mentor is Coach Murray Jeffries of Stratton High Beckley.
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Lightheavy Title Tussle: Moore Versus Olson at Polo Grounds
Aging Archie Moore defends his light heavyweight crown against Carl Olson in a 15 round match at the Polo Grounds. Moore, 38, eyes a possible heavyweight shot, while Olson seeks an upset to ruin Moore’s plans. The bout streams from Summit to Madison Square Garden weigh-in with ABC coverage and a forecasted crowd near 20,000.
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West Virginia Athletic Council Names New Chair and Members
Dr Irvin Stewart WVU president announced a new chairman and two new appointments to the West Virginia Athletic Council Dean Ray Duncan of the School of Physical Education and Athletics was named council chairman succeeding Dr Clyde L Colson of the College of Law Dr Colson remains a member New members are Dr Charles E Watkins of Oak Hill and Leon Z Seltzer of Morgantown Watkins succeeds Hosmer H Cropp for a two year term and Seltzer succeeds Dr Dana Wells for a three year term
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Millers Club Senators 9-3 rout in American Association race
Minneapolis Millers pounded Charleston with 15 hits to win 9-3 and widen their lead to two games. Carl Sawatski homered, Don Leppert Clyde Vollmer and Earl Battey drove key runs as Charleston’s Stormy six hit rough in the decisive second half.
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Huntington youths lead miles marbles meet in Asbury Park
In the National Marbles Tournament in Asbury Park NJ, 10-year-old Dick Hickman of Huntington W V and 14-year-old Conrad Gibson of Huntington top their leagues with strong records. Finals are set for Friday after today and tomorrow’s rounds. Leaders include Bobby Andrew Pulaski Va 21 9 and Kenneth Staggers Montreal W Va 24 6 among others.
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Pinecrest Nines Break Even in Intercity Softball Looms
Pinecrest split two league games at Ballard Stadium. The A team crushed Appalachian 18 to 3 while Bees lost to Prosperity 13 to 3, dropping Pinecrest’s Bees two spots off the league lead. Fitzpatrick homered and tripled as Lilly and Noel combined on solid mound work.
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Keatleys and Modern win Babe Ruth League games
In a Babe Ruth League night at the WWHL diamond Modern Furniture edged King Photo 6-5 on a seventh inning sacrifice fly by Mike Meadows, while Modern crushed Black Knight 17-1. Keatleys improved to 2-2. Black Knight fell to 1-3 and King Photo to 3-2.
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Williams Sparks Red Sox Charge Past Tigers 5-4
Ted Williams belted a decisive eighth inning homer as the Boston Red Sox climbed to 12 of 14 with a 5-4 win over Detroit. Williams, back in action after a late start, helped lift Boston after a rocky start to the season, shaping a strong late surge for the pennant chase.
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Major League Boxscores Roundup Highlights Night Games
Boxscores from New York, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, St Louis and Chicago chronicle a high scoring night. Mantle launches a 486 foot homer in Yankee Stadium. Newcombe earns his 12th win in 11 innings for Brooklyn. Chicago, Cleveland and Philadelphia post multi run wins while Cincinnati pummels the Giants 10 to 1.
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Indians and Yankees Triumph in Little League Night
Indians beat Red Sox 3 1 on David Edwards opening inning homer and two runs in the fifth. Yankees top Tigers 19 7 after a 13 run third inning to decide the game. Edwards driven in two runs, Setliff and Wikle also productive for Indians. Furrow and Tyree starred for Tigers and Yankees with strong pitching and late rallying offense.
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Tigers Fall Short as Red Sox Edge Detroit 4 5
Detroit battles Boston with Tuttle Kaline Torgeton and Delsing among hitters. Williams hits solo homer for Detroit while Kuenn Boone and Hatfield drive Boston runs. Garver and Hurd duel on mound with Garver charged for two late runs. Boston prevails 5 4 at Fenway.
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Short Hurls 1st No-Hit Game in Mullens
Mullens report notes Bob Short of the Giants pitched the season's first no-hit game in a twin bill against the Red Sox as the 7-1 loss. the Indians defeated the Cardinals 16-1 in the earlier contest with Short in command.
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Baseball standings and schedules from today’s AP update
American League lead New York 43 23, Chicago 28 23, Cleveland 38 86. Today Chicago at Washington 7 p.m. Donovan or Pascual. Cleveland at Baltimore 7 p.m. Wynn or Palica. Kansas City at New York 1 p.m. Ditmar vs Ford. Detroit at Boston 1 p.m. Lary vs Brewer. National League Brooklyn 68 47 6 746 leads. New York 31 38 3 484. Philadelphia 28 34 452. Tonight games include Brooklyn at Chicago 1:30 p.m., Philadelphia at St Louis 8 p.m. and others.
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Minneapolis Beats Charleston in Nine Run Rally
In a baseball tilt the Minneapolis nine defeated Charleston 9 to 3 as St Paul posted an 8 to 3 win over Toledo. Detroit-Pat Lowry outpointed Bob Rossi at Cedar Rapids Iowa in a 10 round bout.
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