Bryan Sets 100-Mile Race Record at Michigan State Fairgrounds
Jimmy Bryan of Phoenix won the 100-mile race at the Michigan State Fairgrounds with a record 91.78 mph on a fast track after a rain delay. Elmer George and Andy Linden of Indiana led early and finished among the top five, with Amick and Larson close behind. Bryan earned 2500 dollars, Amick 1800, and Linden 1900.
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Ariz
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Hammond
Ind
Andy Linden
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Elmer George
Bryan
New York
Italy
Monza
George Amick
Venice
Calif
Linden
Amick Linden
Amick
Sam Hanks Wins Hamilton Township Sweepstakes in Trenton
Sam Hanks of Pacific Palisades California won the 300 mile Hamilton Township Sweepstakes in Trenton New Jersey. He averaged 88.36 mph finishing in 3 hours 35 minutes driving a 1957 Mercury before 10 000 spectators. Johnny Mantz came in second and Ralph Moody third. two accidents marred the race as Bob Walker and Troy Ruttman collided with the fence but neither was seriously hurt.
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N. J
Sam Hanks
Pacific Paisades
Calif
Hamilton Township
Hanks
Mercury
Johnny Mantz
Los Angeles
Ralph Moody
Dania
Fla
Cardinals Bounce Back With 9-6 Win Over Fort Harrison
The Blanford Cardinals defeated Fort Harrison 9-6 after a 3-2 loss to Gibson Coal last week. It marked their fourth win of the season as they prepare to travel to U. S. Prison for a game against the Warriors next Sunday.
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Blanford Cardinals
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Followell Brothers beat Decker 12 to 0 in Sullivan game
The Followell Brothers nine from Terre Haute defeated Decker 12 to 0 in a Sunday afternoon game at Sullivan Indiana. Snip Sullivan aided the win with three hits as Wel Clift Graham R H E sh Pitts and Deen worked the batteries.
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Sullivan
Ind
Followell Brothers
Terre Haute
Decker
Snip Sullivan
Followell
Wel Clift, Graham
Pitts and
Deen
Texas Sportsmen Club Scot Upends State Wildlife Budget
The creation of the Sportsmen's Clubs of Texas led by Cecil Reid and Jay Wessels shifted wildlife policy. Scot rallied lawmakers, influenced a water storage bill, and helped steer about half of the state fish and game budget of over five million dollars to conservation programs through education and outreach.
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Texas
Fish and Game Commission
Cecil Reid
Exfish and Game Commission
Jay Wessels
Teddie Lee Wynne Jr
Presbyterian Church
Scot
Austin
Statehouse
Price Daniels
Val Lehman
King Ranch
Clarence Cottam
U. S. Fish & Wildlife Research
W. B. Davis
Department of Wildlife Management
Texas A. & M
Reid
Solons
Wessels
Boy Scouts
Wayne Newton Post Dominates Plainfield In Twin Bill
Terre Haute Wayne Newton Post 346 dominates Plainfield Legion Post 329 winning 16 to 1 behind Don Wilson and John Roshel in the first game and 4 to 0 in the second. Ray Goddard hit a homer, triple and single. Terry Dis chinger added two doubles. Wilson struck out 11 batters. Charlie Hall doubled with two on to drive in two runs in game two.
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Ind
Terre Haute
Wayne Newton Post
Don Wilson
John Roshel
Plainfield Legion Post
Wilson
Ray Goddard
Terry Dischinger
Bill Charlie Hall
Wayne Newton
Willie Cheesman
Bill Kirchner
Merchant’s National Bank
Wilson Dunning
Lewwellen
Ruddick
D. Pope
Geeett Ford
Baldwin
Major First Game Cleveland Baseball Split Victory
A long recap of multiple baseball games with scores, batters, and home runs. Key outcomes include wins for Cleveland and other teams, with pitchers like Wynn Brown Garcia Donovan and players such as Wertz Woodling Lemon and Bauer noted for home runs.
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Washington
Wynn
Brown
Abernathy
Byerly
Hernandez
Hyde
Berberet
Wertz
Woodling
Garcia
Narleski
Daley
Nixon
Kemmerer
Clevenger
Courtney
Lemon
Smith
Feature Race Marred By Accident At Road America Meet
Walter Hansgen of Westfield set a new course record with an 82.8 mph average in the 150 mile feature race at Elkhart Lake Wisconsin. He edged Briggs Cunningham teammate John Fitch by one second as both drove Jaguars. Jim Lyeth finished third in a Ferrari. A serious accident in the third light car race injured Bill Mamnigel. Rees Makins won the 15 lap light car race in a Mercedes 300 SL, with Don Wester and Lake Underwood winning the earlier two light car races.
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Wis
Walter Hansgen
Westfield
N. J
Hansgen
Briggs-Cunningham
John Fitch
Stamford
Conn
Jim Lyeth
Grosse Point
Mich
Ferrari
Bill Mamnigel
Minneapolis
Rees Makins
Chicago
Don Wester
Flint
Lake Underwood
East Orange
Ray Olson
Park Ridge
Chuck Rickert
Indianapolis
Ed Lumken
Cincinnati
John von Newmann
California
Promoter Puffs Big Fight Plans Amid Mock Heavyweight Talk
The article mocks a promised 250000 guarantee for a Rademacher Patterson bout as a publicity stunt tied to Jack Hurley and Cus D Amato. It also notes Duncan Lamum, Dartmouth’s 1956 freshman captain, wrestling for the Indian varsity.
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Jack Hurley
Rademacher - Patterson
Jackson
Cus D’amato
Patterson
Hurley
Rademacher
D’amato Et al
Duncan Lamum
Dartmouth
Inian
British Jaguars Win Le Mans Race
British drivers Ron Flockhart and Ivor Bueb led Jaguars to a 1 2 3 4 sweep at Le Mans as Maseratis and Ferraris failed after eight hours. The pair set a Le Mans record with an average 114.5 mph over 2,732.24 miles, while Ninian Sanderson and John Lawrence finished second in Jaguar.
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France
Juan Manuel Fangio
Babe Ruth
Britain
Jaguars
Great Britain
Ron Flockhart
Ivor Bueb
Fangio
Flockhart
Bueb
Ninian Sanderson
John Lawrence
Jean Mary
Jean Lucas
Freddy Rouselle
Paul Frere
Belgium
Bruce Kessler
Beverly Hills
Calif
Edward Hugus
Pittsburgh
Hoad, Drobny Advance in Opening Wimbledon Round
In London on June 24, Lew Hoad defended champion and top seed won 6-2 6-4 6-3 over Pierre Darmon. Jaroslav Drobny followed with 6-2 6-2 6-3 over Stefan Stockenberg. Myron Franks advanced by default. Chris Crawford fell to Kosei Kamo as rain halted play.
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Wimbledon
England
Australia
Lew Hoad
Pierre Darmon
France
Jaroslav Drobny
Stefan Stockenberg
Sweden
Drobny
Myron Franks
Los Angeles
Giorgio Fachini
Italy
Chris Crawford
Piedmont
Calif
Japan
Kosei Kamo
Crawford
Major Standings and Sunday Baseball Results
Standings show New York 9 3 Chicago 2 4 Boston 10 10 Kansas City 6 1 Cleveland 14 7 Baltimore 5 Detroit Saturday results list New York 6 Chicago 5 in 13 innings Boston 5 Kansas City 1 Cleveland 7 Washington Detroit 2 Baltimore 1 13 innings Tuesday schedule Chicago at Boston Cleveland at New York Kansas City at Baltimore Detroit at Washington Sunday results Milwaukee 7 7 Philadelphia 6 3 Cincinnati 5 5 Pittsburgh 3 2 New York 7 5 Chicago 5 1 St Louis 4 Brooklyn 3 aavege 12 New York 4 6 innings rain Brooklyn 6 St Louis 4 Philadelphia 4 Milwaukee 2 Cincinnati 6 Pittsburgh 3 11 innings Pittsburgh at Chicago New York at Cincinnati night Brooklyn at sieesee night Only games scheduled
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G.B
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Princess Turia May Be Calumet Farm's Ace Card Next Week
Calumet Farm led the 1957 money rankings and will try again next Saturday at Delaware Park in the Delaware Handicap for fillies and mares. Princess Turia won the New Castle Handicap by a nose over Attica and is set to be Calumet's top chance in the mile and a quarter race. Bayou, Venomous, and Miss Erline also figured in weekend stakes as large fields were anticipated for the Delaware classic.
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Calumet Farm
Delaware
Delaware Park
Calumet
Princess Turia
New Castle
Hal Price Headley
Belmont Park
Willamette
Bayou
Monmouth Park
Venomous
Miss Erline
Andrew Lewis High finishes even after 20 game schedule
Salem Virginia Andrew Lewis High School ends its 20 game season with a 10 win 10 loss record. The team scored 1 043 points and allowed 1 043 points to opponents.
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Andrew Lewis High School
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