Sprint Trials Highlight Cornell Lead Navy and Washington
A United Press brief reports Cornell leading the trials with Navy second and Washington third in an 8:0 heated set. Mizell secures a standout performance as the foreground winner.
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Mizell Delivers Fourth straight win over Reds for Cardinals
Vinegar Bend Mizell shut down the Cincinnati Redlegs 4-1, the fourth consecutive victory for the St. Louis fireballer who has held Cincinnati to nine runs in four wins. The loss ends Cincinnati’s five-game streak and tightens St. Louis within three games of first place as Milwaukee falls to Chicago.
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Dodgers Tie Record With Three Homers In Ninth
In the National League the Brooklyn Dodgers tied the club major league record by hitting three consecutive home runs in the ninth inning to beat the opponents, pulling within one game of first place. The Cubs beat the Braves 8-6 aided by unearned runs from a Danny O Connell error and Bob Rush nine hit pitching with Ernie Banks and Pete Whisenant homering. Pirates beat the Giants 6-3 behind Vern Law starter and Jim Hearn miscue for three unearned runs. Yankees open lead in AL after 3-1 win over the Senators as Bob Grim exits with elbow strain.
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Industrial Golfers In Weekly Battles
In the Industrial Golf League action, Carriers defeated McLeods 14‑0. Winters Banazek and Moran each posted 3‑6 wins, while Mural won by default. Other results include Crouse Hinds 13 over Typesetters 1 and I B M 7 over Steel workers 1277 612. Prosperity 9 beat Fireman 6.
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Vernon Race Entries Flip Through a Patchy Card of Trots and Paces
A Vernon race program lists nine events with purses from 500 to 1500, one mile tracks and times around 2:03 to 2:09. Entrants include Senator Fingo Newport Lady Meadow Mom Major's Queen and several others with results and payouts noted alongside started horses.
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Melbourne
Thomson Favored To Win British Open As Souchak 2nd Choice
Peter Thomson of Australia is the betting favorite to win the British Open next week at Hoylake with 7-2 odds. Mike Souchak of Grossinger is the 7-1 runner up, followed by Harry Weetman Sebastian Miguel and Roberto De Vicenzo at 10-1 and 25-1 respectively. Qualifying runs Monday and Tuesday set the 72 hole tournament lineup.
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Toronto Netmen Win Marsh Cup
The Toronto Lawn Tennis Club defeated the Syracuse Screwlow Pacis Tennis Club 8-1 to claim the Marsh Cup, host nation Canada advancing after an 8-1 win over Buffalo Racquet Club. Sedgwick beat the Tennis Club of Rochester 6-3. Buffalo beat Rochester 8-1 in consolation. The event’s third renewal is set for June 22–23 next year at Sedgwick Farms. Rod McLanchlin was elected Marsh Cup committee president for 1957 with Ed Lindsey as vice president.
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Cornell Triumphs in Olympic Rowing Meet Upset Navy
In a tense Olympic trial, Cornell defeats Navy after Navy’s 29 straight undergraduate victories. Coxswain Dave Manring and captains led an assembling crew amid tough heat results with Sanford praising Cornell’s steady, on form performance.
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Detroit
Jazz On Tap a meticulously planned station showcase
Radio columnist notes Jazz On Tap on WOLF at 6 30 p m is a carefully prepared 30 minute jazz variety program led by Charlie Shaw The show spans eight musical selections and balances old and new with a week long preparation from auditions to script Tonight the featured artists include Stan Kenton Harry James Gerry Mulligan and Sam Taylor Readers ask about major New York studios and Bishop Sheen’s TV return while Phil Burrell is a guest this evening
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LaFayette Club Tourney July 4 Pairings
July 4 LaFayette Country Club schedule lists pairings for a local tournament. The fragmented text also records TV listings and show times across channels WCAX Rochester WRIVY Utica and Western segments, with various entertainment and news slots.
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Radio Timetable Restates No Responsibility for Changes
The Herald Journal notes that Maday Station is not responsible for last minute changes in radio and television programs. Listeners are advised to verify schedules directly with the station.
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Television Listings for WSYR Channel 3 Saturday Evening
Saturday evening schedule lists Mighty Mouse Gabby Hayes and varied programs. Highlights include Storm Riders at 6 00 PM and Gunsmoke 10 00 PM with Circus stage shows and news at 11 00 PM.
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Jackie Gleason
Nashua Receives 128 Pounds for Belmont Handicap
Nashua the racing millionaire has been assigned 128 pounds for the Sub urban Handicap at Belmont Park on July 4. The weight is two pounds less than his Carter Handi entry for June 30.
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Tonight's Radio and TV Highlights
A compact guide lists 5:30 WSYR TV Mission at Midcentury 6:30 WULE Jazz on Tap Charlie Shaw. 8:00 WHEN TV Honeymooners 9:30 WSYR TV Festival of Stars 10:00 WSYR TV George Gobel Show 10:00 WHEN TV Gunsmoke 10:30 WSYR TV Adventure Theater Corpse of Pleasant Ave 1L:03 WSYH TV Lawrence Welk Show.
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Runyon Theater Brings Brady and Gates in All Is Not Gold
Brady and Nancy Gates star in the Damon Runyon Theater play All Is Not Gold on WHEN-TV at 10 30 p m Brady plays a horse player who cashes fake checks until he buys the town bank with the signs of other gamblers missing. Gates as the cashier refuses to pass bad checks. Don Cherry and Joey Bishop appear with Patti Page at 8 p m on WSYR TV The Honeymooners repeats starred by Jackie Gleason Audrey Meadows and Art Carney. The Corpse of Pleasant Avenue airs at 10 30 p m on WSYR-TV Adventure Theater hosted by Paul Douglas includes a mystery tonight. Channel listings follow with Ottawa Montreal and CBC coverage.
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Best Bets: Gunsmoke and Jonesing George on TV Tonight
TV Key previews note Gunsmoke features Pubert Middleton as Dutch George in a rousing episode with Matt and the regulars. Fred MacMurray makes a guest appearance and sneaky Fred may land his own show. George Gobel closes the season with a likely home baking gadget debut.
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Television Schedule Snippet with Channel Listings
A fragmentary TV day listing shows various channel 16 programs and times including Disney Disneyland Homer Bell and Gunsmoke with scattered titles like Big Town Star Pot and Savate Movie Gleason. The text is garbled but suggests a Saturday lineup with multiple segments and a late night hour.
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