Spruced-Up Alleys Set For Bowling Leagues
Six area alleys prepare for the bowling season as renovations roll out. Automatic pinsetters debut at Stoney's Evang Lanes Bowl-O-Drome and others with new alleys, redecorating, and refreshed facilities. Top scores from last season include a 714 series by Lenny Noster and a 279 game by Bob O’Connor.
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Braves win as Mathews, Sawatski pace barrage
Milwaukee builds a seven game lead by hammering the Pirates as Dick Groat and Frank Torre contribute, while Eddie Mathews and Carl Sawatski pace a four homer attack. The Redlegs fall, Dodgers and Cubs struggle, Drysdale dominates Giants in 7th win.
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Gas Pump Nine Tops Cadets in 5-0 Little League Game
Ron Zidek sparked Edwards' Sunoco of Little League South to a 5-0 victory over West Point Cities Service of Little League West at Lappin Field last night. Zidek hit a double driving in two runs and scored, adding another RBI double in the fifth. Werner Boos Eddie Woods and Steve Perkins added two hits each for Sunoco. Jim McGhee had two of West Point’s three hits. The two teams meet again tonight at 6 p.m. and tomorrow at 4 p.m.
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Near Net Sweep Starts Althea Gibson for U.S. Title
Althea Gibson, 30, the Wimbledon and U.S. champion, opens her bid for the American crown at the West Side Tennis Club facing Karol Fageros of Miami in formal first round play. Top men’s seeds include Ashley Cooper Budge Patty Vic Seixas and Herb Flam with rivals like Dick Savitt Ham Richardson Neale Fraser Max Anderson Sven Davidson also in contention.
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Horse Racing and Baseball Schedule Update
Listings show horse racing from Randall Park at 6:05 and North Field at 10:45. Baseball coverage features the Tigers at Cleveland with WEWS WEOL and WERE at 8. Browns at San Francisco closes the day for WGAR at 4 30.
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Three Tie For Lead In Insurance City Open
WETHERSFIELD Conn INS reports the Insurance City Golf Open moved into the second round with Gardner Dickinson Jr Bob Crowley and Ed Whalley Jr tied atop the leaderboard at five under par 66. Defending champion Arnold Palmer narrowly missed a 66 after a short par bid on the 18th.
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Lorain National Tube wins opener in NFBF tourney
Lorain National Tube beat Memphis Radio Center 8-1 in the NFBF tournament opener. Gene Krupp drove in four runs, Bill Stough limited the opposition to eight hits, and Lorain totaled 15 safeties. Memphis led 1-0 early, but Lorain answered with two in the third and added in each later inning. Cleveland and Dayton faced potential elimination as the tourney continued.
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Dupas Demands Title Shot After Win Over Busso
Ralph Dupas claimed a 66th victory with a 10 round decision over Johnny Busso at the Miami Beach Auditorium. The New Orleans boxer said he has built a strong record and asked what more he must do to secure a title fight with lightweight champion Joe Brown amid close exchanges and a few near-knockdowns.
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Indians Beat Tigers In Ten For 6 5 Victory
Cleveland hosts Detroit in a labor day showdown with Cal McLish and Vito Valentinetti securing the win in ten innings. Al Kaline and Vic Wertz produced late scoring for Detroit, while the Indians move within a half game of fourth place in the American League standings.
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Baseball Results By United Press Newswire
Baseball results from the major leagues include Stobbs winning for Washington over New York with Mantle homering, and Shantz taking the loss. Valetini captured the win in Detroit after a long game with Hoeft and McLish, Maxwell homered for Boston, and Jensen homered for Chicago. Kurt Great's hitters provided offense in several NL games, while Milwaukee's Logan set to return as the Braves beat Cincinnati.
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Yardley Gambler’s Gamble Ends In Bitter Frustration
Fort Wayne Pistons star George Yardley recounts choosing amateur status to pursue the 1952 Olympic team. While Navy duties and a Denver trial loomed, a hand injury in a late game left him with two broken bones, ending his Olympic hopes and forfeiting two seasons of pro pay.
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WAKEMAN-TOWNSEND WAKE HIGH PREP FOR FRIDAY GAME
Waker man High School football under coach Tony Reille conducts two a day workouts in final tune up before the preview game next Friday at Medine. Players include Rippon Byron Klucas Kuhn Carey Bungard Adams Gardner Lort cher Molesky Pickett Walton Frederick Klucas Brucker Nichols Patrick Friend Bailey Wolfe Zimmerman Smith Nosack Wolfe Wike.
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Myers rolls 208 game in Trinity Bowling League
Ralph Myers posted a 208 game and 543 series last night at Perky Lanes in Wellington in the Men's Trinity Bowling League. Walter Grinding added a 10 and a 2 400 threesome. Ladies Earl Bird League saw Dixie Prosper 117 and Betty Matcham 441. Lois Dickason converted the 46 710 split.
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