Boxscores say St Louis beats San Francisco 4 5
In a baseball box score summary, St Louis posts four runs to San Francisco five. Key plays include Cimoli and Mays doubles, Wagner triple, and Spencer two RBI. Pitchers McDaniel L 3-6 and S Jones W 3-0 combine. Delmore and Barlick, Jackowski, CuesU officiate. Attendance 7,814.
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Post's Double Gives Phils 3-2 Win Over Reds
Philadelphias late rally in Cincinnati sealed a 4-3 victory as Wally Post doubled with two out in the ninth, following Frank Robinson and Gus Bell homers to erase a 3-2 deficit. Ray Semproch earned the save for Jim Owens. Cincinnati starter Joe Nuxhall took the loss.
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Baseball seasonal leaders from American and National leagues
American League leaders include Kuenn Detroit hitting .375 and Fox Chicago at .368, Killebrew Washington 35 runs and 36 RBIs, Williams Kansas City 15 doubles, Runnels Boston 4 triples, Killebrew 16 HRs, Aparicio Chicago 13 SBs. Pitching leaders show Wilhelm 70 decisions and Wynn 63 strikeouts. National League leaders feature Aaron Milwaukee 427 at bats, Mathews Milwaukee 40 runs and 15 HRs, Banks Chicago 45 RBIs, Aaron 73 hits, Pinson and Mays 57 hits, Pinson 5 triples, Mathews 5 HRs, Neal 10 steals, and Drysdale 81 strikeouts.
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Mathews
Mays
San Francisco
Banks
Pinson
Cincinnati
Cimoli
St Louis
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Los Angeles
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Drysdale
Spahn
Johnson Meets Valdes Tonight in 10 Round Fight
Alonzo Johnson of Pittsburgh faces 34-year-old Nino Valdes in a national NBC telecast at 9 p.m. EST. Valdes, 224 pounds, has stopped Hurricane Jackson and Joe Erskine, among others, and is ranked No. 8 by the NAB. Johnson, 24, unranked, meets the obstacle of a heavyweight veteran ready to defend his scarred punch.
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Pat McMurtry
Dan Hodge
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National Boxing Assn
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NBC
Davis Cup Interzone Match Set in Philadelphia
The interzone Davis Cup final between European and American winners will take place in Philadelphia from July 9. W Harcott Woods, chairman of the U S Davis Cup Committee, announced today.
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Philadelphia
W. Harcott Woods
U. S
Kansas City Versus Cleveland And New York Baltimore Split
Baseball game fragments show Kansas City defeating Cleveland 7 to 2 after a late 2- run surge, with notable players Tuttle Colavito and Daley contributing. Separate box shows Baltimore beating New York 5 to 0 with Woodling Mantle and Weiland driving scoring, Gardner and Carey on the mound.
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Triandos
Rice
Rommel
Stevens
City Councilmen Push Heart Insignia for A's Uniforms
Kansas City councilmen clashed over team branding with a Heart of America insignia proposal. Councilman Charles Fisher urged a heart emblem on sleeves, while Schaef fer suggested adding Farm Club of the New York Yankees beneath it, tying local pride to the storied A's-Yankees connection.
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Baseball Committee
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Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Charles W. Fisher
Heart of America
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New York Yankees
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WVU 1958-59 Highlights Film Available for Public Showing
West Virginia University offers a 27 minute sound film of 1958-59 football and basketball highlights narrated by Jack Fleming. The film covers all ten Mountaineer football games and 12 key basketball games including Duke, Kentucky, Northwestern, Pitt, Holy Cross, NYU, George Washington, and the Southern Conference tournament and NCAA tournament games.
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Jack Fleming
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Kentucky
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Pitt
Holy Cross
New York U
George Washington
Bobby Dodd Longtime Georgia Tech Leader Steps Down
Bobby Dodd, after 14 seasons as head football coach and 28 years with Georgia Tech, remains connected as athletic director and school official, marking a major leadership transition at the university.
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Bobby Dodd
George Tech
Wind Affects Giants At Seals Stadium In Windy Win
San Francisco Giants, aided by gusty winds at Seals Stadium, beat St Louis 9-4 as four right handed batters connected for homers. Wind reportedly blew toward left field, with Cepeda sending a ball over the wall while wind speed reached up to 30 mph. Four outsfield drops noted, two by each side.
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Orlando Cepeda
Vertex the Handicap Horse Shelved For Stud After Injury
Camden N J AP Vertex a top handicap horse suffered a chipped sesamoid bone in his left front ankle while winning the Camden Handicap at Garden State Park. Trainer Joe Piarulli said the 5 year old, who won 17 of 33 starts and earned 454,274 dollars including 265,000 this year, will be put to stud.
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Vertex
Baseball schedule note with multiple matchups
Detroit at Chicago Mossi versus Pierce. Baltimore at New York O'Dell against Ford. Boston at Washington Casale versus Fischer. Philadelphia at Milwaukee Conley against Willey. St Louis at San Francisco Mizell against Sanford. Chicago at Los Angeles Hillman versus McDevitt. Pittsburgh at Cincinnati Klis against Lawrence. Matches listed without results or dates.
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O'Dell
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Washington
Casale
Fischer
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Conley
Willey
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Mizell
Sanford
Los Angeles
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McDevitt
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
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Lawrence
British Amateur semis feature three Americans in showdown
In Sandwich England AP reports three Americans reach the British Amateur semifinal round at Royal St George's as Guy Wolstenholme blocks an all American final. Dean Beman, Bill Hyndman and Lt Bob Magee join Wolstenholme in the 36 hole semis ahead of the Saturday final. Hyndman, 43, seeks his first major title and is favored after strong play on the 6,728 yard course.
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Guy Wolstenholme
Brition
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Silver Spring
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Beckley Jaycees Tennis Tourney Entries Pushed Up
The sixth annual Beckley Jaycees junior and boys tennis tourney dates moved to June 13 15 with entries accepted until June 12. Open to any player under 18 as of Jan 1 1958, girls and boys compete at Beckley Tennis Club. top boys advance to Bluefield state event, then nationals in Phoenix. Contact George D. George or submit the form.
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Junior Tennis Eligibility Rules and Attestation Note
The document outlines required personal details including home address date of birth telephone city and place of birth and states that a birth certificate may be demanded. Attestation by parent guardian or pastor is required and contestants must provide past tennis records. It also sets age-based division eligibility as of January 1 1959 with junior and boys divisions for younger contestants.
Wilhelm Hurls Second Straight Yankee Shutout
Bud Daley regained early form for the Kansas City A’s, pitching a 7-2 win over Cleveland to cut the Indians’ lead. Hoyt Wilhelm earned his eighth straight win with a four-hitter as Baltimore blanked New York. Frank Sullivan nearly twirled a two-hitter for Detroit against Washington, while Pittsburgh and Chicago triumphed in other NL games.
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Associated Press
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Boston
Washington
Frank Sullivan
Joey Jay
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Dave Hillman
Don Elston
Cardinals
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Leon Wagner
Daryl Spencer
Lindy McDaniel
Stu Miller
Wally Post
Phils
Frank Robinson
Gus Bell
Ray Semproch
Jim Owens
Joe Nuxhall
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Friend Notches 1st Win of 1959
MILWAUKEE AP Bob Friend ended a seven game losing streak with his first win of 1959 a complete game four hit victory over the Milwaukee Braves He expressed relief saying he had regained the winning touch and had been snake bitten for weeks by pressing and poor form
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Warren Spahn
Cincinnati
Pirates blank Braves 3-0 for first win and shutout
Pitcher Bob Friend of the Pirates earned the first victory of the season with a 3-0 shutout against the Atlanta Braves. Bill Tuttle of the Athletics collected four hits in five at bats, including a two-run homer, driving in three runs in a 7-2 victory over the Indians.
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Thursday Results in Major League Baseball
Kansas City beat Cleveland 7 to 2. Baltimore defeated New York 5 to 0. Boston won 3 to 1 against Washington. Detroit was scheduled to play Chicago as rain delayed games. Saturday matchups included Kansas City at Cleveland, Detroit at Chicago, Baltimore at Boston, and New York at Washington. Sunday games scheduled Cleveland at Detroit and Kansas City at Chicago.
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Kopperston Lions Club to Sponsor Horse Show
Kopperston Lions Club will sponsor a horse show Saturday at 1 p.m. on the Kopperston baseball diamond near the Presbyterian Church. T. W. Bradshaw of Fairmont will direct. About 60 participants from Fairmont will compete in open events featuring 3% western-type work horses. A parade with the Oceana High School band starts at 10 a.m. in Oceana.
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Frenchman 60 Still Bounces On Clay Courts
Paris AP Jean Borotra, legendary French tennis star, at Roland Garros aged 60, still competes in mixed doubles with Marie Odile Bouchet reaching the third round. He notes limited play but plans to continue until told otherwise, recalling early 1920s titles and long Davis Cup service for France.
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Tokyo to host 1964 Olympics and Innsbruck 1964 winter games
Tokyo was selected to host the 1964 Summer Olympics with Innsbruck winning the 1964 Winter Games. Calgary and several other cities competed while Detroit hoped for 1968. IOC voting left exact ballots undisclosed for Tokyo avances.
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White Sox revert to historic 1 30 p.m. start at Comiskey
CHICAGO AP The Chicago White Sox announce a return to last year’s 1 30 p.m. CDT day games at Comiskey Park. This mirrors the Cubs, who will keep the 2 p.m. daily start except Saturdays and Sundays when 1 p.m. starts return.
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