Familiar Faces Miss All-Star Starters Via Player Vote
Ted Williams fails to start in the July 8 All-Star Game as players coaches and managers select the teams. Frank Malzone tops American League voting, Musial leads the National, with Williams likely to join the squad later.
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Jack Handap
NEW York
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Baltimore
Yogi Berra
Harvey Kuenn
al Kaline
Detroit
Williams
Ford Frick
Frank Slocum
Musial
Wright Leads Women Open After First Round at Forest Lake
In Tulsa heat and tough Southern Hills conditions the U S Open women faced par on forest lake course. Mickey Wright shot a 37 36 73 to lead by one stroke while Patty Berg and Louise Suggs trailed. Others included Betty Jameson Jackie Pung and Alice Bauer at 76 with Wiffi Smith penalized two strokes for arriving late.
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Dave Diles
Detroit
Tulsa
Southern Hills
Forest Lake Country Club
Mickey Wright
Chula Vista
Calif
Patty Berg
St. Andrews
Ill
Miss Wright
Louise Suggs
Sea Island
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
MacKay Leads Yanks Into Third Round at Wimbledon
UPI reports Barry MacKay powered the last four American men into third round matches after a rest day for his blistered racket hand. Gardnar Malloy faces Mike Green in a 44 vs 21 matchup as Budge Patty meets Torben Ulrich. In women's singles Althea Gibson and Mimi Arnold advance to the fourth round with Fageros and du Pont set for third-round tests.
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Wimbledon
England
UPI
Barry MacKay
Gardnar Malloy
Denver
Colo
Mike Green
Miami
MacKay
Bob Mark
Budge Patty
Los Angeles
Paris
Denmark
Torben Ulrich
Althea Gibson
New York
Mimi Arnold
Redwood City
Calif
Karol Fageros
Sota-Crackers Seek Fifth Sebring Win Tonight
The Sota-Crackers of Sarasota Post 30 chase win number five at Sebring this evening after an 8-0 earlier victory. Sarasota leads District and Legion standings with four wins and one loss as Coach Al Miller's team prepares to host Bradenton at Payne Park after a 5-4 loss last week.
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Sarasota Bay
American Legion
Sebring
P.m
Payne Park
Sarasota
District & Legion
al Miller
Bradenton
A's ride six game win streak into KC showdown
The A's notched a six game run their longest since 1953 as Hector Lopez slugged three homers driving in five in an 8-6 win over Washington with a 12th inning two run shot. Kansas City hosts New York as the Yankees carry a 71 game lead into a three game set.
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Kansas City
New York Yankees
A's
Hector Lopez
Lopez
Washington
Philadelphia
Bob Cerv
Roy Sievers
Senators
Cerv
Hector
Preston Ward
Vito Valentinetti
Murty Dickson
Siebern
Homer
Yankees
Dick Donovan
Bill Skowron
Norm Siebern
Johnny Bucks
Boston
Ted Williams
Ike DeLock
Cal McLish
Harshman
Detroit
Billy Hoeft
Dick Williams
Gus Triandos
Bob Boyd
Dodgers Win to Climb Out of Cellar Eight in Row
Dodgers beat Braves 4-1 as Don Drysdale earns his second straight win with a complete game and Charlie Neal hits his 11th homer. Cardinals sweep Pirates 6-2 in a four-game streak while Giants rally 5-1 at Cincinnati.
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Dodgers
Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Pirates
San Francisco Giants
Cincinnati
Burdette
Lew Burdette
Charlie Neal
Drysdale
Friday and Saturday Major League Baseball Schedule and Results
Friday games featured St. Louis at Philadelphia Chicago at Pittsburgh San Francisco at Cincinnati and Los Angeles at Milwaukee. Thursdays results had St. Louis 6 Pittsburgh 2 San Francisco 5 Cincinnati 1 Los Angeles 4 Milwaukee 1. Saturdays schedule includes Chicago at Pittsburgh St Louis at Philadelphia and Los Angeles at Milwaukee with San Francisco at Cincinnati.
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St. Louis
Philadel U
Chi
Pittsby
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Philadephia
Philadelphia
Angeles
Ernie's and Spanos Win City Women's Softball Games
Ernie's Auto Trim edged Kropf Trailers 4 3 at City Softball Park with Nancy Sunday going the distance for the win. Spanos Plumbing beat EMR 13 3 behind Ruby Adams pitching and Arlene Sikora two homers and a double.
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Ernie
Sellhorns
Spanos Plumbing
EMR
City Softball Park
Lorraine Green
Doris Smith
Shirley Musselman
Spanos
Ruby Adams
Arlene Sikora
Marjorie Gardophe
Billy Carey
Donna Coffee
Hugker Jean Kelly
Shirley Walker
Ann Turpih
Gordon Succeeds As Cleveland Manager
Cleveland AP Gordon Gordon, ex Yankees and Indians second baseman, flies in to manage the Indians for tonight’s game with Baltimore. Frank Lane fires Bobby Bragan and hires Gordon for 1958 and 1959, hoping for club improvement. Bragan, praised by Lane, is surprised by his dismissal after a 2-1 loss to the Red Sox. Gordon played 1938 50 for the Yankees and Indians, part of the 1948 World Series team. Bragan began managing in 1948 and led Fort Worth and later Pittsburgh before his firing.
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Yankees
Kansas City
A's
Chicago White Sox
Jack Harshman
Detroit
Baltimore
Boston
Cleveland
Indians
Bobby Bragan
Joe Gordon
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Frank Lane
Gordon
Bragan
Hank Greenberg
Lane
Kerby Farrell
Boston Red Sox
Tribe
Fort Worth
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Palatka Redlegs Take Florida State League Lead
Palatka tops Daytona Beach 5-0 as rookie John Flachman yields one hit. Gene McGaughey and Chico Canton drive in first two runs with doubles. Ed Olivares collects Daytona’s only hit. Orlando loses 4-3 to St Petersburg in opener of doubleheader. St Petersburg edges Tampa 2-1 in 16 innings, Banks driving in Gonzales with the winning run. Gainesville drops 7-2 to Cocoa despite Germain Pizzaro’s 13th homer.
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Eo Os Palatka Sant Orlando
Cocoa
Ee Gainesville
St. Petersburg
Tampa
Daytona Beach
de Petersburg
Orisile
Palatka
Paistka
St. Peneckare
Orlando
St. Petersbrug
John Flachman
Redlegs
Gene McGaughey
Chico Canton
Jack Shaw
Ed Olivares
Daytona
Bob Kaczynski
George Banks
Pedro Gonzales
Gonzales
Tom Tresh
Art Dennington
Saints
Gainesville
Germain Pizzaro
Sarasota Hosts II Area Final in District Little League Games
Sarasota and Dunedin Little League Parks will share hosting duties for the Tampa St. Petersburg District tournament from July 21 to 25 with Gulfport action for the state finals July 30 to August 1. District rep Bill Howard announced the schedule after a Gulfport meeting.
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Sarasota
Dunedin
Tampa-St. Petersburg
Gulfport
Florida League
National League
West Pinellas
Gulf League of Venice
Childs Park
Diamonds
Bill Howard
Powder Puff Race at Sara Mana Speed Bowl Tonight
Eight stock car races are slated at the Sara Mana Speed Bowl with the powder puff event among them. The first race starts at 8 30 p.m. and twenty five cars will compete on the oval tonight.
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Sara Mana
Oval
Chip Shot Key Blow In Determining Winner
Skee Riegel, a Philadelphia pro, says the decisive golf shot is a 30 yard chip into the green. He argues the down-in-two chip separates winners from losers and praises Tommy Bolt's 283 in the U S Open as the year’s best rounds.
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Oscar Fraley
UPI
East Norwich
N.Y
Skee Riegel
Philadelphia
Bis
Riegel
Skee
Riégel
Bolt Riegel
Tommy Bolt
Southern Hills
Tulsa
Campanella declines New York State Athletic Commission post
Roy Campanella, partially paralyzed ex Dodger catcher, declined a NYSAC appointment while in rehabilitation. He chose to focus on his therapy at NYU Bellevue Medical Center and wheelchair use, saying he cannot discharge the duties of the position.
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NEW York
UPI
Roy Campanella
New York State Athletic Commission
Dodger
Campanella
Nyu-Bellevue Medical Center
Palmer Is Pepsi Meet Pacesetter
In the Long Island Open first round at East Norwich New York Davis Love led briefly with 69 before Arnold Palmer shot a course record 66 to top the day. Also near the top were Ted Kroll George Bernardin E J Harrison and Sam Snead among 16 players under par. An Arkansas businessman backs Love with a 10 000 yearly sponsorship tying 60 40 30 20 10 shares to earnings.
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East Norwich
N.Y
Davis Love
Ted Kroll
DeSoto Lkes
D. C
Arnold Palmer
Love
Sam Snead
Billy Casper Jr
Busso Challenges Ortiz in Madison Square Garden Battle
New York lightweight Johnny Busso meets unbeaten Carlos Ortiz at Madison Square Garden as Ortiz eyes a title shot. Ortiz holds 27 pro fights with 26 wins and no decision. Busso, rising in the New York ring scene, seeks a high-profile victory to push toward a championship. NBC carries the bout at 10 p.m. EDT.
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New York
Carlos Ortiz
Johnny Busso
Madison Square Garden
Ortiz
Hollywood
Lou Filippo
National Boxing Assn
Puerto Rico
Ed Ferguson
Joey Brown
Kenny Lane
Russo
Larry Boardman
Busso
Lahouari Godih
NBC
Fight Results By The ee Presse 10
José from Mexico outpointed Willicer in Los Angeles at Pittsburgh venue. Result shows a close decision as Sicily terms the bout.
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Ee Presse
Los Angeles
Jose
Mexico
Willicer
Pittsburgh
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Dutch) Harrison
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