Braves surge to 7 straight wins over Dodgers
Milwaukee moves to second place with an 8-2 win over Brooklyn as Lew Burdette delivers a five hitter and Eddie Mathews belts a 485 foot homer at County Stadium. Chicago, New York, Cincinnati, and St. Louis win in NL action while the Yankees pull within two in the AL behind Cleveland.
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Charlié*Grimm
Dodgers
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Jolly Cholly
Lew Burdette
Brooks
Dea
Carl’ Erskine
Burdette
Eddie Mathews
County Stadium
Roy Campanella
Duke Snider
Chicago
Cubs
Pittsburgh
New York
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Irv Noren
Boston Red Sox
Detroit
Washington
Kansas City
Baltimore
Sky
Whitey Lockman
Banks
Ruben Gomez
Giants
Paul Minner
Hurler
Ernie Banks
Cub
Cardinals
Bucs
Tom Pohol
Runners Slow in Boulder Mile High Meet
At Folsom Field in Boulder eleven final events wrap up the national on track and field trials. Harold Connolly of the Boston Athletic Association set a hammer mark of 199 feet 8 inches, topping Bob Backus’s 189-3 previous AAU record. Santee and Whitfield skipped the 880 but Santee won the mile in 4:11.5 as Dwyer trailed. Bobby Seaman finished third in 4:15.3. Morrow upset in 9.5 seconds for the 100 as Bragg failed to advance. Broad jumper Bell leapt 26-1¼. Bennett was second at 25-144.
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Abilene Christian College
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Cola
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Harold Connolly
Boston Athletic Assn
Bob Backus
New York Athletic Assn
Bugaboo
Mal Whitfield
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Wes Santee
U.S. Marines
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Fred Dwyer
Army
Bobby Seaman
UCLA
Santee Brok
Folsom
Tom Rogers
Texas University
Arnold Sowell
Pittsburgh
Lowell
Len Spurrier
Air Force
Abilene
Tex
Christian College
Art Bragg
City Club
Baltimore
Morrow
Dean Smith
Texas
Rod Richard
Jim Galliday
Northwestern
Gregory Bell
Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana University
John Bennett
Marquette
College Golf Final Staged In Knoxville
In Knoxville Tennessee two Texans and a Purdue Florida duo reached the NCGA finals. Rex Baxter of Houston and John Garrett of Rice battled in one semifinal while Joe Campbell of Purdue faced Pat Schwab of Florida in the other. The second 18 holes will be completed tomorrow at the 6993 yard Holston Hills course.
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Purdue-Florida
Rex Baxter
Houston
Crosstown
John Garrett
Rice
Purdue
Joe Campbell
Pat Schwab
Florida
Baxter
Des Moines
Max Wilkinson
North Texas State
Garrett
Earl Moeller
Oklahoma
A&m
Campbell
Denny Bolster
Duke
Schwab
Dayton
Ohio
Boy
Roger Rubendall
Wisconsin
Holston’ Hills
Jets Take Verdict as Kryhoski Powers 3-2 Win
Dick Kryhoski, newly acquired from Kansas City, homered and doubled to drive the Jets to a 3-2 victory over the Havana Sugar Kings. Columbus capitalized on four first‑inning double plays and kept the Kings from scoring after a late charge, while Roger Craig earned his eighth win.
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Associated Press
Dick Kryhoski
Columbus
Kansas City Athletics
Jets
Havana
Sugar Kings
Montreal Royals
Rochester Red Wings
Toronto Maple Leafs
Buffalo Bisons
Syracuse Chiefs
Richmond Virginians
Kryhoski
Mike Kume
Dutch Romberger
Kings
Roger Craig
Red Wings
Charlie Neal
Montreal
Royals
Zernial Overtakes Williams For All Star Left Field
Gus Zernial of the Kansas City Athletics overtook Ted Williams of the Boston Red Sox in the American League left field polling. Zernial led by 3 246 votes in the latest tabulation, with 222 798 votes to Williams 213 552, as the eight starting players for Milwaukee’s All Star game were chosen.
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Chicago
Gus Zernial
Kansas City Athletics
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Zernial
Williams
Milwaukee
Scribe Hy Turkin Dies at 40 in New York
New York sports writer Hy Turkin died Friday at University Hospital at age 40. He contributed to the New York News and co authored the official Encyclopedia of Baseball. His 620 page Baseball Encyclopedia appeared in 1953 and his 1955 Baseball Almanac was his latest work. He leaves a widow and daughter.
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New York
Hyman C
Hy) Turkin
The
New York News
University Hospital
Lost Band Strives to Reach Yankee Stadium
The St Joseph's Drum and Bugle Corps from Jersey City New Jersey had trouble getting to the Yankee Stadium event last Friday night with a last minute effort to arrive.
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New York
St Joseph’s Drum and Bugle Corps
Jersey City
N. J
Yankees
Wimbledon Boss Angry Over Center Court Reports
Edwin Faller, Wimbledon head groundsman, said center court should withstand the tournament’s remainder. He blamed backline divots on spectators and television viewership and muttered about troublesome anti tricksters.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Edwin Faller
Éenies
Faller
Fuller
Looking Listening Looking Listening 87
Robert L Sokolsky discusses a planned CBS interview with Molotov and the UN anniversary broadcast in San Francisco. A sequence of schedule changes and eventual cancellation followed, affecting WFBL WHEN TV and CBS promotions. The piece also lists sports and TV programs on Syracuse stations and introduces outdoor talk on WSYR-TV.
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Columbia Broadcasting System
Whentv
CBS
Washington
Kremlin
Moscow
United Nations
New York
San Francisco
Molotov
Vernon Prince Victor Sets Fast Mile at Vernon Downs
Four year old Vernon Prince Victor by Victory Pong tied his lifetime best with a 2.00.1 mile time at Vernon Downs in a time trial. Owned by Samuel Huttenbauer the horse was driven by Jimmy Hackett one of the Downs leading pilots.
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Vernon
Prince Victor
Victory Pong
Vernon Downs
Samuel Huttenbauer
Jimmy Hackett
Downs
BEST BETS TV previews and prime time notes
TV Key staff previews tonight’s lineup. The Soldiers stars Hal March and Tom D Andrea in a broad comedy with spoof military antics. NBC 8 pm WSYR TV features The show blends tongue in cheek humor with peacetime army satire and buddy plot. Americas Greatest Bands with Whiteman and guests airs 8 pm CBS When TV. Dunninger Show rounds out the night.
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TV Key
Hal March
Tom D'Andrea
Jean
NBC
Wsyr-Tv
Americas
Pops Whiteman
Shirley Harmer
Sauter- Finegan
Bob Crosby
Bobcats
Sammy Kaye
Daddy
James C. Petrillo
Whiteman
CBS
When-Tv
Dunninger
Som
Tonight's Radio and Television Highlights Overview
TV listings include Richmond sports on Streenee and Warren Wex programs on WEX. Evening line up features Paul Whiteman on America's Greatest Bag, Merle Shriner on Two for the Money, Donald O'Conner on Blar Theater, and Fred MacMurray on Cherzo Gobel Show plus additional plays and children's segments.
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Ktalie
Mehenala Cotman
Beeebal
Streenee
Richmond
WEX
Woldlochs
Jedirehi Tou
D'Andres
WFR -Uemebeke
William Jentad
Geersia Kills
Wnen-Tv
Paul Whiteman
WFEL
When-Tv
Merle Shriner
Wsxe-Tv
Blar Theater
Donald O'Conner
Sid Miller
Dr. Morgen Evans
Wsy2-Tv
Cherzo Gobel
Fred Mac Murray
Spanky” MacFarling
Wsyr-Tv
Hannah
WHEN
Carsicade A. America
Dr. Bennis
TV Previews Highlight Colman Sleuthing and Dunninger Tonight
Ivy Prexy Colman stars as a suave sleuth facing a fraudulent faculty hire at Hall of Ivy College. Dunninger reads minds and cracks safes on NBC tonight. George Gobel Show ends season on NBC with Fred MacMurray as guest.
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Ivy Prexy Colman
Whentv
Dunninger
Rocky Graziano
NBC
Wsyr-Iv
George Gobel
George
Fred MacMurray
Wsyr TV
Wsyr-Tv
Television Schedule Listings and Channels Summary
A listing of Saturday evening programs across WSYR and WHEN channels with show names times and hosting stations. Programs include Wild Bill Hickok Annie Oakley Wrestling Outdoors and The Soldiers in prime slots plus news sports and late night shows.
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Wsyr-Tv
When-Tv
Wild Bill Hickok
WSYR
Annie Oakley
WSER
Horace Heidt
America
Danninger
Imorene Coosa
Star Theater
George Gobel
Cavalcade of America
Dr. Beanes
Hannah
Tom D'Andrea
Life of Riley
Lumbermen Top Cubs in North Side Rotary League
The Lumbermen whipped the Cubs in a North Side Rotary Little League game. Winning pitcher was Tom Stockton.
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Lumbermen
Cubs
Tom Stockton
Red Buttons Heads to Europe for TV and Travel
Red Buttons plans a European holiday marking his first trip in a decade and hints at guest spots on NBC spectaculars next year while considering CBS revivals. He recalls performing in burlesque and jokes about country dialects during travels.
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Red Buttons
Europe
Red
Dennis James
Dennis
Long Island Sound
Westchester
Barly
Italy
Morocco
Istanbul
NBC
CBS
Paul Hartman
Hollywood
Crosby Clan
Bob Crosby
Gary Crosby
The
Thalians
Lucy
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Chuck Stubbs
Pedro Ramos
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John Haines
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Hill
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Bob Washington
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Lou Berberet
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Joe Sennett
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Seth
Barga
Hy Turkin
Robert L. Sokolsky
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Milton Fish and Game Club
C. E. Farnsworth
N. ¥. State School of Forestry
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Bob Behan
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Father Knows Best
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Perry Como
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William ‘Todhunter
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Jackie Gleason
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Dee
Francis Scott Key
When-Tv Cavalcade of America
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