Stengel and Haney Set for Strategic All-Star Clash
Casey Stengel and Fred Haney plot a strategic All-Star game, packing lineups with Yankees and Braves stalwarts. Stengel to platoon with Mantle and Skowron anchoring the AL, while Haney vows to press the lineup if his team leads, naming Spahn and McMahon from Milwaukee among starters. The article notes 12 first timers for Haney and confirms Musial and Williams as long-time stars.
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Casey Stengel
Fred Haney
Stengel
Yankees
Baltimore
Haney
Hank Aaron
Braves
Willie Mays
Giants
Bob Skinner
Pirates
Stan Musial
Cardinals
Bill Mazeroski
Frank Thomas
Ernie Banks
Cubs
de Crandall
Eddie Mathews
Johnny Logan
John Roseboro
Dodgers
Bob Schmidt
Don Blasingame
Cards
George Crowe
Redlegs
Richie Ashburn
Phillies
Walt Moryn
Lee Walls
Duke Snider
Gil Hodges
Red Schoendienst
Ted Kluszewski
Robin Roberts
Palmer wins Pepsi Open in 11 under total for third tour victory
Arnold Palmer captured the Pepsi Open with a 273 total, edging Hébert by five strokes after rounds of 66 69 71 and 68. The Masters champion earned 9000 first money and added to season winnings, while Hébert took 4600 for runner up as Snead and Kroll tied for third at 280.
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Palmer
Oscar Fraley
UPI
Norwich
N. Y
Arnold Palmer
Latrobe
Jean Jay Hebert
Sanford
Fla
Pepsi
Pine Hollow Country Club
Winnie
Coopersburg
Peggy
Akron
Hébert
Louisi
Sammy Snead
Chunky Ted Kroll
Sarasota
Bob Rosburg
al Mengert
Doug Ford
Stan Leonard
Henry Ransom
Chunky
Ted Kroll
Billy Casper
Ken Venturi
Lionel Hebert
Leo Biagetti
Cary Middlecoff
Jimmy Demaret
Paul Harney
Don Finsterwald
Outdoor Life Keeps Easy Win Over EMR At City Park
Outdoor Life blazed to a 13 to 4 Cit Softball League victory behind five hit pitching by Orv Fowler at City Softball Park on Saturday. Paul Miller homer and single led Outdoor Life while C Stone added two safeties. For EMR, PF Hawkins smacked a homer. Venice Merchants forfeited to Sarasota Merchants in the other scheduled city game.
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Outdoor Life
Eaturday
City Softball Park
Orv Fowler
Venice Merchants
Sarasota Merchants
Paul Miller
C. Stone
PF. Hawkins
Homer
Wright Sets Record In LPGA Meet
Mickey Wright captures the U S Open title at Forest Lake Country Club as she repeats LPGA triumphs by leading every round and setting an Open record 290 total two strokes under par Louise Suggs finishes runner up with 295 Fay Crocker drops to third and Alice Bauer and Betty Jameson follow in the top positions.
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Pontiac, Mich
UPI
Mickey Wright
Mickey
Forest Lake Country Club
Louise Suggs
Babe Zaharias
Fay Crocker
Alice Bauer
Betty Jameson
Miss Rawls
Jackie Pung
Mrs. Pung
MacKay Favored as Americans Struggle in Wimbledon Quarters
Lanky Barry MacKay of Dayton Ohio held eighth seed and favored to reach the quarter finals in men's singles. Budge Patty and Gardnar Mulloy face tough draws against Ramana Krishnan and Mervyn Rose as potential bids for more glory. Margaret Osborne DuPont meets Fay Muller in women's singles while Althea Gibson and Mimi Arnold remain in quarter finals.
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Wimbledon
England
UPI
Barry MacKay
Dayton
Ohio
Budge Patty
Gardnar Mulloy
Margaret Osborne DuPont
Wilmington
Del
Fay Muller
Australia
U.S
Althea Gibson
New York
Mimi Arnold
Redwood City
Calif
Jensen Builds Hot Hitting Streak in Red Sox 10-7 Win
Jackie Jensen powered the Boston Red Sox to a 10-7 victory over the Detroit Tigers, homering for the fourth time in three games. He leads the American League with 23 home runs and 60 RBIs while stretching his hitting streak as he asserts pitchers look "like they don't have any stuff at all." Jensen, 31, notes past RBI leadership and a steady routine amid early season pace.
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Detroit
Jackie Jensen
Boston Red Sox
Sox
Detroit Tigers
RBI
Jensen
Red Sox
D.P
Bill Norman
College Golf Champ Aims Sights High
Phil Rodgers the University of Houston sophomore won the NCAA title over Purdue’s John Konsek 8 and 7 to claim the college championship and said he plans to try for the National Amateur in September. Rodgers emphasized steady play and precise putting as he closed out on the 29th hole.
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Williamstown
Mass
Phil Rodgers
University of Houston
la Jolla
Calif
Purdue
John Konsek
Rodgers
Houston
Rex Baxter
Konsek
Thomson Favored In Opening British Open Qualifying
Australia’s Peter Thomson was listed 4 to 1 favorite in the opening qualifying round at St Annes for the British Open. Frank Stranahan led a 12 man American delegation at 20 to 1 as 340 golfers from 17 nations competed to claim the title won last year by Bobby Locke.
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ST. Anne’s-On-The-Sea
England
UPI
Australia
Peter Thomson
Frank Stranahan
South Africa
Bobby Locke
Thomson
Gary Player
Locke
Harold Henning
Britain
Aaron Williams Spark Victories In Major League Action
Aaron and Williams powered big wins as the Braves beat the Dodgers 10-6 and the Red Sox defeated the Tigers 10-7. Aaron slugged a grand slam and five RBIs boosting his season average. Williams homered and added a single lifting Boston past Detroit. Mays doubled twice for the Giants and Newcombe faltered for Cincinnati as a day of varied results across the leagues unfolded.
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Aaron
Bob Rush
Red Schoendienst
Eddie Mathews
Braves
Dodgers
Rush
Stan Williams
Kayoed
Charlie Neal
Carl Furillo
Dick Gray
Los Angeles
Williams
Briggs Stadium
Red Sox
Tigers
Frank Sullivan
Mike Fornieles
Jackie Jensen
Gene Stephens
League Leaders app nig .eASUs ayer an eam Mays
League leaders listing top players by runs batted in and hits shows Mays, Musial, Crowe, Vernon, Banks among top names across American and National Leagues. Manager Casey Stengel noted for Yankees pennants. Dartmouth golf coach since 1922 mentioned in passing.
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Easusayer
Eam Mays
S. Francisco
Musial
St. Louis
Chicago
Ashburn
Philphia
ST. i
Crowe
Cincinnati
H P. Fox
Vernon
Cleveland
Ward
K. Cit
Power
Cleve
Pirates
Banks
Cubs
Cepeda
Gia
Walls
Moryn
Mathews
Braves
Jensen
Red Sox
Cerv
Athletics
Siev Senators
Orioles
Mantle
Giants
Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Sunday and Tuesday Scores From National and Florida Leagues
Sunday results show Kansas City 12 over New York 6 and Detroit 7 over Cleveland 6, with Washington 11 over Chicago 0. Saturday earlier scores include Chicago 5 over Cleveland 6 and Baltimore 5 over Washington in tense inings. Tuesday games list matches among major teams with noted suspensions and multi-city lineups across the circuit. Florida State League standings list Gainesville, St. Lucie, and Tampa clubs with mixed records, while the National League table highlights Milwaukee, St Louis, San Francisco and Cincinnati with win totals and percentages.
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New York Yankees
Baltimore Orioles
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Washington Senators
Harry Anderson
Phillies
Jack Meyer
Kansas City
New York
Ton
Detroit
Cleveland
Washi
Chicago
Baltimore
LI. Pet
Milwaukee
Louis
Meinnati
Isonet A
Ayer Rai
Cincinnati
Les ‘Ene
Wes
Pittsbu
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Geneyeee
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Rain Cancels Sarasota Rockets vs Ruskin Baseball Game
The Sarasota Rockets led Ruskin 8-1 after two innings at Payne Park before rain halted the game. John Salerno doubled and Bill Saba, Billy Hicks, and Trevor Grubbs added runs as Sarasota pulled ahead. Don Dunlop pitched for the Rockets. Tomorrow Sarasota hosts Avon Park at Avon Park.
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Sarasota Rockets
Ruskin
Payne Park
Rockets
John Salerno
Bill Saba
Billy Hicks
Trevor Grubbs
Sarasota
Rudy Rutan
Don Dunlop
Avon Park
Avon
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Milwaukee Braves
Casey
Mickey Mantle
Bill Skowron
Stengé
Gill McDougald
Tony Kubek
Elston Howard
Yogi Berra
Bob Turley
Whitey Ford
Ryne Duren
Duren
Billy Pierce
Early Wynn
White Sox
Ray Narleski
Billy
Digger) O'Dell
Ted Williams
Yankee
al Kaline
Harvey Kuenn
Sherm Lollar
Mickey Verrion
Indians
Rocky Sridges
Senators
Skowron
Nellie Fox
Luis Aparicio
Frank Malzone
Theed Sox
Bob Cerv
Athetics
As Tri
Christine Truman
Jill Rook
Miss Truman
Rock
Miss Arnold
Kroll
Snead
Ana
Long
Don Fairfield
Casey, Ill
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EMR
Wright
Saraso
Bay High
Iowa Grande
Eartie
Venice Inlet
Wener Te Reebe Pteeida
Rod
Ewan
Eben
Bridge
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MacKay
Patty
Mulloy
Paris
Sven Davidson
Denver
Colo
Mervyn Rose
Stranahan
Sparkplug
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Ted
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Boston A Sox
Deliai Tigers
St. Louis Cardinals
Phils
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Redbirds
San Francisco Giants
Cincinnati Redlegs
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Wallop Yanks
Mays
al Worthington
Johnny Antonelli
Don Newcombe
Dale Long
Gene Baker
Roy Face
John Briggs
Roger Maris
Hector Lopez
Gorden
Joe Gordén
Arnold Portocarrero
Bob Boyd
Jim Rivera
Pedro Ramos
Washington
Jim Lemon
Ray Moore
Neds
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Gert
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Thomas F. Keane
Dartmouth
Trey
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Boston
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