Saigh Fights Sunday Night Game Directive
Fred Saigh owner of the St. Louis Cardinals defies Baseball Commissioner Chandler and Ford Frick by insisting on a Sunday night game with Brooklyn on July 16. Saigh argues no rule forbids the matchup while Frick cites a rule amendment banning Sunday night games.
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Chiefs Ask Jolly to Stop Red Wings
DAVE JOLLY will be asked to throw for the Syracuse Chiefs in the second game of the series tonight after the Red Wings humbled the Tribe 9 3 in the opener of a four game set at MacArthur Stadium last night. George Copeland likely will oppose Joly. A doubleheader is slated tomorrow afternoon ending a home stand before visits from Montreal and Toronto. Steve Bilko paced a 12 hit attack with two home runs and a single in five trips while Bill Reeder excelled in the bullpen. Kent Peterson pitched for Syracuse as well as Joly. Minor league vs major league scheduling and Sunday night games hover as a contentious point with the Reds optioning to cancel.
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Proximity Leads in $50,000 Golden West Trot at Santa Anita
Proximity, an eight year old mare owned by Ralph and Gordon Verhurst of New York, heads the 350,000 Golden West trot at Santa Anita Park as heavy favorite. Defending champion Chris Spencer looms as major upset bid against a strong field that also includes Deman Yanover, Egan Hanover, Dutch Jarbor, Full Bloom, Odgen, and Lucky Lee Prince.
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Wings edged by Peterson as Ortiz, Bilko pace scoring
Four runs charged against Peterson in two innings as 3,239 attend. Ortiz of the Wings singled and Bilko hit a 380 foot homer to left for an early lead. Ortiz also homered in the second, following a Nietopski single. Rubeling delivered a grand slam night before, then another homer in the second for back to back homers, his only hit of the game. Br ad Mierkowicz and Del Rice added singles in the fifth as the visitors held lead in a tight contest.
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Mangrum Sets Pace With 54-Hole Lead In National Open
Lloyd Mangrum of Niles, Illinois shot an under par 89 to hold a 54-hole total of 212 and lead the National Open field at Merion. Johnny Bulla stood two strokes back at 218 after a 78 today as Dutch Harrison maintained a one stroke edge over Ben Hogan with Sam Snead eight behind, while Jim Ferrier Julius Boros and Bulla trailed near 140.
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Parker Hurls A No Hitter
In junior league action Parker Hurls a no hit no run victory as Eastwood Wildcats rout Derby Nine 18-0. Ken Morrison drove in seven runs with a two triple effort, while Hogan contributed a three run homer and two triples in a high scoring slate of games across the division.
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Green Lakes leads in inter-club golf loop standings
Green Lakes strengthened its grip atop the inter-club league by throttling Onondaga at Onondaga course, boosting its points to 343 while Drumlins and Tuscarora trail. Tuscarora beat BeBevue, with Yacht Club rising to fourth as Bellevue and LaFayette pursue keys. John Ward shot 69 for Green Lakes, aiding a three-point gain with Guilfoy as Ward and Guilfoy remain undefeated over three years.
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College Tennis Show Opens on Hill Today
Syracuse University hosts the Eastern Intercollegiate tennis tourney opening on Skytop courts with 40 colleges entering 98 players. Five women's matches lead off, including Adrienne Ayares of Goucher vs Polly Moot of Buffalo. Finals set for next week with both singles and doubles action.
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North Wins Lacrosse All Star Test at College Park
The Worth College All-Stars defeated the Southern stars 12 to 8 in College Park. North players led with two goals each from Bill Fuller Syracuse Dick Powell RPI and Dick Coons RPI while Pommy Tongue and Charlie Herbert added two goals apiece for the North as Johns Hopkins claimed the Wingate trophy. South won two individual awards Dick Clements Washington and Lee earned the Kelly trophy Corky Shepard Johns Hopkins and Jack Turnbull trophy went to Johns Hopkins for best attack. South has won three of nine all star games.
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Area's Best Golfers at Tuscarora Meets Amateur Talent
Amateur golfers from Rochester Utica Binghamton Auburn and Syracuse competed at the Tuscarora course for the Central New York amateur medal. John Ward, paired with Ed Janiak Sam Arzetta and Romino Im Paglia, led a strong foursome in the 36 hole event while others pursued potential upsets amid a field of about 90 competitors.
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A.B.C. in Final Week of Bowling Tourney
The American Bowling Congress tournament continued through the weekend with standings unchanged in all divisions. The event ends Tuesday with $349,000 in prize money at stake. Best doubles score yesterday was 1.19 percent with Sam Foghana and Deb Lite from Coveland posting 604 and 350 respectively in the Sink Lake, Ohio area.
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State take of Budapest race horses in Hungary
Up Hungarian race horses mostly nationalized with few exceptions. Jockeys and trainers to work in state owned stables. Owners receive about 250 to 826 dollars for their annuals. Farmers and rolling peasants may reap their horses.
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