Mantle Sparks Yankees to 63,787 Crowd and two Wins
Mickey Mantle led the Yankees with six hits in a doubleheader against the White Sox, keeping New York in a half game up in the American League. He powered a three run homer in the nightcap as Chicago salvaged one win, while Bobby Shantz earned his eighth victory and Mantle chased a .400 season pace amid a 63,787 attendance.
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Fred Down
United Press
Mickey Mantle
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Mantle
Yankees
White Sox
Mickey
Sox
Yanks
Ted Williams
Billy Pierce
Bobby Shantz
Homer
Dick Donovan
Paul LaPalme
Darrell Johnson
Nelson Fox
Bill Bruton
Braves
Hank Aaron
Robin Roberts
Bob Buhl
Taylor Phillips
George Crowe
Don Hoak
Frank Robinson
Smokey Burgess
Cincinnati
Pirates
Duster
Pittsburgh
Ron Kline
Tom Acker
Johnny Antonelli
Curt Barclay
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Bobby Thomson
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Dick Drott
Moe Drabowsky
Demons fire Slinger appoints Herschel Martin as new manager
Des Moines Demons of the Western League fired manager Lou Slinger on Sunday and named Philadelphia Phillies scout Herschel Martin as his replacement. The Demons sit in last place.
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Des Moines
Ir— Lou Slinger
Des Moines Demons
Philadelphia Phillies
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Demons
Evansville Pair Wins Southwest Open Women’s Doubles
Sara Turber of Evansville Indiana and Martha Hernandez of Mexico won the women’s doubles at the fifth Southwest Open Tennis Tournament in Little Rock. They defeated Miss Owen McHaney of Little Rock and Marilyn Montgomery of San Antonio 6-3 6-3.
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Ark
Sara Turber
Evansville
Ind
Martha Hernandez
Mexico
Owen McHaney
Marilyn Montgomery
San Antonio
Tex
Picnic Tables at McCrocklin Saw Mill
Local notice lists picnic tables from McCrocklin Saw Mill located at 1701 S Ist St unit C-1480. Public display or sale details not fully specified in fragment. item appears as available inventory description.
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McCrocklin
S. Ist St
Hutsonville Moose Defeat Terre Haute Steelworkers in Ball Field Win
Hutsonville Moose beat the Terre Haute Steelworkers 15 to 9 Sunday at Spencer Ball Field. The Steelworkers hit two home runs by Kennedy and King, while Humriolty homered for Hutsonville. Batteries listed Ferguson Gray Russell Thurston.
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Terre Haute
R.H.E. MG
Harney Wins Flint Open With Big Paycheck Breathed
Paul Harney, 27, Holy Cross graduate from Boston, claimed the $5,700 top prize in the Flint Open. He finished nine under par 275, overcoming Don Finsterwald and Bob Inman who earned $3,700 and $2,600 respectively after final round struggles. Harney credited smart club choice and a key 40-foot putt for the victory.
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P.G.A
Jack Burke Jr
Paul Harney
Holy Cross
Boston
Mass
Harney
Don Finsterwald
Tequesta
Fla
Finsterwald
Flint Golf Club
Bob Inman
Detroit
Inman
Blakely Tops Elks Golf Mark With 67 at Elks Country Club
Blakely fired a five under par 67 to lead the year’s best score in the Elks Country Club team net golf tourney. The Nicoson Blaikie Fisbeck Parks quartet won team honors with a net 268, followed by Baker Kasameyer Nolte Stark 283 and Artz Reed Fair Abbott 287, tied groups at 288.
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Art Blakely
Elks Country Club
Bob Nicoson
Gill Blaikie
Horace Fisbeck
Carl Parks
Ernie Baker
Ray Kasameyer
Ralph Nolte
Jack Stark
Walter Artz
Frank Reed
Nelson Fair
Bob Abbott
Kenny Snow
Paul Rose
Frank Cotton
Harry Miller
Ken Stanfill
B. K. Cox
Mike Mink
Eddie Robbins
Goshen and Gibson Nines Dominate Local Play
Goshen and Gibson teams won convincingly at Spencer Ball Field and Commercial Solvents diamond. New Goshen beat Saline City 14 to 1 behind Max Hutchinson’s 15 strikeouts and multiple hits from Bennet Jones and others.
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Putoff
Bernard
J. Smith
Soder
Fight Results By The Associated Press
Hollywood report lists Neal Rivers of Los Angeles stopping Sal Flores of Buena Sio on a ninth round TKO. Leo Espinosa of the Philippines won a decision over Larry Bataan, also of the Philippines, while Gabriel Elorde of the Philippines was outpointed by a Thai contender.
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Neal Rivers
Los Angeles
Sal Flores
Buena Sia Oar
Leo Espiensa
Philippines
Larry Bataan
Lippines
TORY
Laemfapha
Thailand
Gabriel Elorde
Bust Up Decision for IBC Ordered by Judge Ryan
Federal Judge Sylvester J. Ryan signaled a sweeping bust up of the IBC monopoly in boxing. Remedies would strip Norris and Wirtz from boxing in New York, force sale of Garden stock, sever ties with Madison Square Garden Corp, end exclusive fighter deals, and limit title fights to two per year per organization. The plan also envisions independent promotion leasing of venues and a single weekly TV fight series.
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Sylvester J. Ryan
International Boxing Club
Jim Norris
Madison Square Garden
I.B.C
Anti-Trust Division
Department of Justice
Norris
Arthur Wirtz
New York State
Midwest
Wirtz
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International Boxing Club of
Chicago Stadium
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Chicago
Tony DiBiase
New York University
Gale Kerwin
Valley Stream
N. Y
St. Nichols Arena
DiBiase
Jimmy Archer
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Kerwin
Rocky Randall
Carlos Ortiz
DuMont
Joe Adcock Delays Braves With Fractured Ankle
Milwaukee July 24. The pennant contenders Milwaukee Braves lose first baseman Joe Adcock for 6 to 8 weeks due to a fractured ankle. He injured a small bone and torn ligaments while sliding into second in the second inning against Philadelphia, was carried off, and X rays confirmed the injury.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Joe Adcock
Philadelphia
Adcock
del Crandall
Eddie Kazanski
Deary Sold to American Association Umpires Change
Thomas Richardson, president of the Eastern League, announced the sale of umpire Bernard Deary to the American Association. Deary will report to Wichita on Monday and has officiated in the Eastern League for three years. Alternate umpires will fill in until a replacement is chosen.
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New York
Thomas Richardson
Bernard Deary
American Assn
Deary
Wichita
Richardson
Mantle Drives Yankees Split With White Sox as Batting Average Surges
Mickey Mantle collects six hits in a doubleheader split with Chicago, including his 21st homer, lifting his average 13 points to .392. Larry Jackson and Hoyt Wilhelm combine on a six hitter to back a Cardinals win over Brooklyn as St Louis holds first with 43 victories.
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Mickey Mantle
Yankees
Chicago
Larry Jackson
Hoyt Wilhelm
Cardinals
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Rosedale High Tops Bellmore 3–0 in Parke County League
Rosedale High School shut out Bellmore 3 to 0 Sunday afternoon in a Parke County High School League game. It was the third shutout in four games for Rosedale. Smith Hartman and Thomas each had two hits, while Brown added three hits.
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Bellmore
Ind
Rosedale High School
Rosedale
Smith
Hartman
Thomas
Brown
American Association Sunday Results
Denver defeated Louisville 3 to 0 in Sunday play. Saturdays results list unclear teams and scores with several unreadable names and places in the Louisville area.
Hamia Bassey Set for Paris Featherweight Title Fight
Cherif Hamia faces Hogan Bassey in a 15 round world featherweight bout in Paris after Sandy Saddler retired. Hamia, the No. 1 contender, beat Costa Chestnut and Berrios to reach the final. Bassey beat Berrios in a Washington match to advance.
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Cherif Hamia
France
Hogan
Kid” Bassey
Nigeria
Sandy Saddler
Hamas
Carmelo Costa
Ike Chestnut
Miguel Berrios
Bassey
United States
Berrios
Washington
Hamia
Wichita Climbs to Lead as A A Presents Shifting Standings
The American Association sees rapid leadership changes with Wichita, St Paul, and Minneapolis trading spots over two days. Indianapolis swept doubleheaders, while Denver pitcher Ryne Duren threw a no hitter in the first game against Louisville. Don Gibson earned his first league start in Omaha as the Cardinals closed within a half game of the leaders.
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American Assn
St. Paul
Wichita
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Millers
Saints
Denver
Ryne Duren
Kansas City
Louisville
Bears
Don Gibson
Omaha
Charleston
Cardinals
Miller Wins Tennis Singles At Rea Park
Pierre Miller defeated Dick Wood in three sets 21 30 30 to win his quarterfinal at Rea Park June tennis singles handicap. Other winners include Mike Kor over Frank Grove and Jerry Van Dyke over Jerry Isen burg. Wallenbrock and Van Dyke meet tonight. Miller and Kor play Tuesday night.
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Pierre Miller
Dick Wood
Rea Park
Mike Kor
Frank Grove
Jerry van Dyke
Jerry Isenburg
Dale Wallenbrock
Tom Frew
Wallenbrock
van Dyke
Miller
Kor
West Wins Golf Title in 60th NCAA Championship
In Colorado Springs on June 24, western players defeated the east 6 to 5 to claim the 60th NCAA golf championship. Purdue’s Joe Campbell and Miami’s Bob Bruce tied at 67 with Houston’s Bob Pratt and Rice’s John Garrett in the fifth match. Campbell three putted the seventh from 18 inches, costing the east a narrow victory.
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Colo
N.C.A.A
Joe Campbell
Purdue University
Bob Bruce
University of Miami
Florida
Bob Pratt
Houston University
John Garrett
Rice Institute
Campbell
Hoosier All Stars Prepare After Kentucky Rout
Indiana Central College coach Angus Nicoson plans practice as the Hoosier All-Stars seek revenge for a 91 71 defeat by Kentucky in Butler Fieldhouse. Kentucky guard Bob Carpenter led with 28 points and Ray Lickert added 32 as Indiana’s Bobby Orrill led the Hoosiers with 14.
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Angus Nicoson
Kentucky All-Stars
Butler
Nicoson
Louisville
Freedom Hall
Hoosiers
Thaw'ra
Kantuaks
Indiana
Kentucky
Star of Stars
Bob Carpenter
Carpenter
Ray Lickert
Bobby Orrill
Madison
Albert Maxey
Crispus Attucks
John Coalman
South Bend Central
Herbie Lee
Central
Bob Perigo
Lafayette
Maxey
Ted Luckenbill
Elkhart
Luckenbill
Terre Haute Gerstmeyer
Howard Dann
Ralph Carlisle
Lexington
Boxing's Patterson Rademacher Rumor Stirs Loaded Hype
Oscar Fraley critiques a rumored bout pairing Olympic champ Pete Rademacher with Floyd Patterson after a Hurricane Jackson win. The piece treats the idea as a publicity stunt for the so called fight of the century, mocking the feasibility and value of such a matchup.
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Pete Rademacher
Floyd Patterson
Hurricane Jackson
Patterson
the Zephyr
Far Rockaway
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