Ginsberg Delivers in 12th For White Sox Win Over Red Sox
Joe Ginsberg, a newcomer for Chicago, doubled twice then scored on a wild pitch in the 12th as the White Sox rallied to beat Boston 7 to 6. Shaw improved to 7-7 for Chicago while Sturdivant took his second loss for Boston in a see-saw game.
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Joe Ginsberg
Chicago White Sox
Tom Sturdivant
Boston Red Sox
Ginsberg
Baltimore
White Sox
Sturdivant
Red Sox
Bob Shaw
Boston
Dick Donovan
Turk Lown
Gerry Staley
Staley
Russ Nixon
Frank Baumann
Sox
Gene Freese
Jim Landis
Nellie Fox
Herrin Junior League schedules and standings
The Herrin Engineers lead the Khoury Junior League with scores shown beside each matchup. Games run at 5 p m all week across teams such as Allen Industries International Staple Universal Match and Bank of Herrin Zwicks Rexall and more. Diamond numbers accompany each team listing and daily pairings include Cubs Cards Sox Giants Braves and Financiers Druggists among others.
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Engineers
Allen Industries
Herrin
Whitson
Herrin City Park
Giants Beat Reds 5-2 For Second Straight Win
San Francisco and Cincinnati played and the Giants won 5-2 behind Bill O'Dell who earned his third win against seven losses. O'Dell sparked a three run third inning with a single and contributed to a four run fourth as San Francisco collected 13 hits. Cincinnati's Eddie Kasko Wally Post and Dutch Dotterer produced all offense with Post homering.
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San Francisco
Giants
Cincinnati
Bill O'Dell
Reds
Eddie Kasko
Wally Post
Dutch Dotterer
Post
O'Dell
Don Blasingame
Jim Davenport
Blasingame
Willie May
Davenport
McLish
Nagler Upsets Reed In NCAA Tennis Final
Lawrence Nagler of UCLA defeated defending champion Whitney Reed of San Jose State in a four set final 3 6 8 6 4 3 6 4. Reed seeded first in the event, Nagler second, with Reed a top Davis Cup preliminary squad member.
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Nagler
Reed
Lawrence Nagler
UCLA
Whitney Reed
San Jose State
National Collegiate Athletic Assn
Weekend and Weekday Scores in Curfew Report
Last week and week days show multiple league results with teams Engineers Universal and Allen’s posting wins. Notable entries include Industrials Druggists Giants Cards Norge Elks Rexall Eagles Zwick’s Banks Herrin Yanks Fra ternals Cubs Braves and more with several 20 point games and several matches canceled due to curfew.
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Industrials
Giants
Cards
Norge
Elks
Rexall
Bank of Herrin
Eagles
Zwick’s
Financiers
Industtrials
European Fight Tour Planned By Patterson
Cus D Amato said Floyd Patterson plans a European exhibition tour within a month or so with visits to England France Germany Italy and Sweden The trip would reach Johansson s home country Sweden after Patterson beat Johansson last Monday in New York D Amato named Steve Klaus to handle Italy and perhaps France with Harry Levine as Britain and Germany representative The manager also said negotiations with an unnamed Swedish representative were underway and the tour was planned before the return title bout against Johansson
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Cus D’amato
Floyd Patterson
Sweden
Ingemar Johansson
Patterson
New York Polo Grounds
D’amato
Steve Klaus
Italy
France
Harry Levine
Damato
Johansson
Carbonadle Friday Results From Local Leagues
Friday results show Wolves 14 Sox 8 and Bugs 8 Dons 7 while Owls 16 Cubs 13 Bees 14 Nats 4 Pups 9 Jets 5. Midgets Cobras 7 Bears 4 Braves 16 Bums 6 reflecting a busy card at Carbondale leagues.
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Wolves
Sox
Bugs
Dons
Owls
Cubs
Bees
Nats
Pups
Jets
Cobras
Bears
Braves
Senators Top Detroit 6 4 in marathon 14th inning
Washington Senators outlast Detroit Tigers 6 to 4 in 14 innings as 38 players appeared and the game lasted 4 hours 18 minutes. Chuck Stobbs earned the win after a late tying shot by Charlie Maxwell while Billy Consolo delivered the decisive double scoring Jose Valdivielso.
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Billy Consolo
Washington Senators
Detroit Tigers
Chuck Stobbs
Charlie Maxwell
Pete Burnside
Tigers
Senators
Jose Valdivielso
Consolo
Bob Allison
Washington
Earl Battey
Julio Becquer
Maxwell
Tiger
Carbondale Legion Drops Two Close Games in Weekend
Carbondale's Junior American Legion team fell 2-1 to Du Quoin and 3-1 to Steeleville over the weekend. They had 10 hits across the two games while opponents totaled 11, with Ron Brumley taking the Du Quoin loss and Dale Wolfe absorbing the Steeleville setback.
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Carbondale
American Legion
du Quoin
Steeleville
Paducah
Southern Illinois University
Donald Forsythe
Tommy Keller
Ron Brumley
Chuck Reno
John Cook
Belgium Team Holds Lead In Le Mans Race
Olivier Gendebien and Paul Frer of Belgium drove a 12 cylinder Ferrari to a thin lead in the rain soaked 24 hour Le Mans endurance race. The Maserati of Masten Gregory limped to the pits after a two hour stretch and restarted 11 laps behind with Church Daigh at the wheel.
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Olivier Gendebien
Paul Frer
Belgium
Ferari
Acay
Maserati
Masten Gregory
Kansas City
Church Daigh
Long Beach
Calif
Maurice Trintignart
France
Briggs Cunningham
Green Farms
Conn
Cunningham
Richard Thompson
Fred Windridge
Washington, D.C
Fertre Rouge Corner
Betsy Rawls Stays Ahead in Western Open Lead
Betsy Rawls defended her lead at the Western Open after a third round 76, totaling 225 to hold a one stroke edge over Barbara Romack and Lene Faulk at Bever ly Country Club. Romack shot a 72 the tournament's best round to climb into contention. Faulk, who was runner-up at halfway, posted a 74.
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Betsy Rawls
Barbara Romack
Miss Rawls
Colts Sign Szymanski for Fourth Season
Dick Szymanski, who secured the starting center job on offense and defense for the Baltimore Colts, has signed for a fourth season. He joined from Notre Dame in 1956 and won the regular center position.
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Dick Szymanski
Baltimore Colts
Szymanski
Notre Dame
Colts
Two Bears Sign Chicago Contracts for 1960 Season
Richie Petitbon and Charlie Sumner, defensive backs for the Chicago Bears, have signed contracts for the 1960 season.
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Chicago
Richie Petitbon
Charlie Sumner
Chicago Bears
Dodgers May Have Found Strike Zone Contender In Howard
Dodgers manager Walt Alston backs Frank Howard as a building block with a .300 average and big power. Alston notes swing tweaks and plate distance as fixes while Howard, 23, longs to prove himself beyond minor league hype.
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Frank Oliver Howard
Howard
Mickey Mantle
Los Angeles Dodgers
Spokane
Dodgers
Frank
Dodger
Walt Alston
Alston
Walt
Willie Mays
Tennis Clinic Opens in Marion Under SIU Coach LeFevre
A tennis clinic begins Tuesday at Marion city park courts directed by Southern Illinois University coach Dick LeFevre. Sessions run 1 to 4 p.m. each Tuesday.
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Marion
City Park Courts
Southern Illinois University
Dick LeFevre
Orioles conquer Athletics 11 2 for six-hit Pappas win
Milt Pappas limited Kansas City to six hits as Baltimore piled up 16 safeties for an 11 2 victory. Gus Triandos powered the parade with a homer, two doubles and a single driving in three as Brooks Robinson drove in three. Andy Carey homered for KC as the A's fell to 10 3.
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Milt Pappas
Kansas City Athletics
Baltimore Orioles
Birds
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Gus Triandos
Baltimore
Brooks Robinson
Dave Nicholson
Orioles
Andy Carey
A’s
Kansas City
Pappas
Triandos
Daley
Khucks
K. Johnson
Chiti W—Pappas
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Robinson
Nicholson
Carey
Braves Hold Off Dodgers To Win 4-2
Milwaukee uses Warren Spahn to finish a tense ninth and defeat the Los Angeles Dodgers 4-2. Bob Buhl improves to 8-3 after escaping late trouble. Red Schoendienst belts his first homer of the season. Bruton extends a 12 game hitting streak as Milwaukee plate runs in the fourth and eighth innings.
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Milwaukee Braves
Warren Spahn
Los Angeles Dodgers
Spahn
Ron Piche
Norm Larker
Bob Buhl
Buhl
Dodgers
Piche
Red Schoendiest
Milwaukee
Don Drysdale
Danny McDevitt
Drysdale
Billy Bruton
Johnny Logan
Eddie Mathews
McDevitt
Ed Palmquist
Bruton
Kenry Aaron
Twenty Two Nations File Rome Olympic Entries
Twenty two of more than eighty expected countries have sent official entries for the Rome Olympic games. France is the only nation to enter the 18 sports included in the event. The United States has not yet submitted its official entry.
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France
U.S
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