Bulldogs bow to Rossville in state tourney round
Coach Joe Sumrall praised the Bulldogs after a 3-0 loss to Rossville in the Class AA state tournament round. He noted five hits but failed clutch hitting and highlighted Rossville's defense and pitcher Ken Cordell. The team will lose four seniors but plans to rely on returning players and unseen pitching depth next season.
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Mxell
Toppy
Vann
Roseville
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Lick College
Donald
Jack Taylor
James Sonsid Bademan
Ralph Norman
Larry Johnson
Boothe
John Mattox
Doug
Vick Teween
Stamm
Bill
Taylor
Cléte
Sons
Norman
Johnson
Mattox
Vick Fallin
Jery Shits
Hie
Hamm
Bons
Matton
Vick
Mullin
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The fragmentary note mentions a person named Fran and references money in pence. Details are sparse, with unclear context about timing, location, or events. Further readable text needed to clarify the item.
Pirates Relieve Face in 1959 Spotlight
Roy Face earned his seventh win of the season in a doubleheader sweep of Cincinnati, boosting Pittsburgh toward the NL leaders. Smoky Burgess and Don Hoak, acquired from the Reds, each homered, with Bob Skinner adding a grand slam in the frantic 14-11 nightcap. Pirates and Giants grip the race as Milwaukee leads with Braves, Dodgers, and others nearby.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
Roy Face
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
No Wonder
Danny Murtaugh
Face
Reds
Smoky Burgess
Don Hoak
Bob Skinner
Northwestern star Dean Chance signs with Orioles for over $30,000
The 18 year old right handed ace Dean Chance of Northwestern High School Class A champions signed with the Baltimore Orioles for more than 30 thousand dollars. The 6 foot 3 inch pitcher, 190 pounds, won 61 of 62 games in four years and will report to Bluefield in the Class D Appalachian League later this month.
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Ohio
Dean Chance
Northwestern
Baltimore Orioles
Chance
Bluefield
Ward Wins $106,850 at Indianapolis 500
Roger Ward and car owner Leader Cards Inc of Milwaukee won $108,850 in the 43rd 500 mile race. Ward set a track speed record of 135.857 mph and survived a crash ridden event with six mishaps and no fatalities.
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Indianapolis
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Ward
Los Angeles
Leader Cards, Inc
Milwaukee
Sam Hanks
Jimmy Bryatt
Speedway
Bill Vukovich
Daytona Beach
Jim Rathmann
Miami
Rathmann
Hanks
Whitt Wins Kentucky Derby Open After Hot Memphis Run
Golf pro Don Whitt of Borrego Springs California forged a six day run with $6,500 in earnings. He captured the Kentucky Derby Open with a 72 hole total of 274 three strokes ahead of Jim Ferree and tied for third were Dick Knight Ernie Vossier Dave Ragan and Doug Ford. Whitt credited a new mallet head putter bought in Hot Springs Arkansas for the win and said Memphis success boosted his confidence. Whitt earlier won the Memphis Open completing a playoff for the victory with rounds 10 64 63 67 for $2,800 first money.
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Jim Ferree
Crystal River
Dick Knight
San Diego
Ernie Vossier
Midland
Texas
Dave Ragan
Chattanooga
Doug Ford
Paradise
Fla
Bob Goalby
Hot Springs
Ark
Memphis
Gomez Discusses Pitching Science
In San Francisco AP reports Ruben Gomez, Phillies pitcher, emphasizes he is not aiming to hit batters. He explains he concentrates on pitching and avoiding injuries, suggesting accidents could have serious consequences for players and families.
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San Francisco
Ruben Gomez
Yankees Slip From Basement in Weekend Rally
The Yankees revived hopes with a weekend surge, beating Washington twice and winning 3-0 on Bill Skowron's ninth inning homer. They remain four games under .500 as Cleveland clings to first place, with Chicago and Kansas City trading results behind them.
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San Francisco Giants
Los Angeles Dodgers
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Giants
Chicago
Dodgers
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Braves
Phils
Robin Roberts
Arren Spahn
Yanks
Washington
Boston
Baltimore
Hal Brown
Cleveland
Indians
Chicago White Sox
Charlie Maxwell
Detroit
Kansas City
Barry Wynn
Cincinnati
California
Johnny Antonelli
Relia Cubs
Dodger
Jack Hand
Associated Press
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Brengél
New York
Bill Skowron
Bob Turley
Jim Perry
Jerry Davie
White Sox
A’s
Wynn
Preston Ward
Hal
Williams
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Warren Spahn
Los Angeles
Sandy Koufax
Danny McDevitt
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Don Hoak
Smoky Burgess
Camilo Pascual
Turley
Mickey Mantle
Yogi Berra
Skowron
Pascual
Open Qualifying Delayed By Rain
Sectional qualifying for the National Open Golf Championship is moved to Tuesday at East Lake Country Club No 1 course. Heavy weekend rain postponed Monday play. organizers will use original pairings and starting times when competition begins.
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East Lake Country Club
Sectional
Keith Conway
Snead Seeks Open Berth In Second Elimination
Sam Snead faces final sectional qualifying for the U S Open at Winged Foot with 131 spots open among about 500 entrants. Other notables include Deaney Beman Art Wall Jr Arnold Palmer and Ben Hogan plus Julius Boros among the exempt. Qualifying centers span 13 sites from Atlanta to Portland with two large groups at Springfield New Jersey and Cincinnati and more cities listed.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Sam Snead
Wesl Amand Wn Lanea
Witil FO Uln
Mupeluuls
Snead
Deaney Beman
Art Wall Jr
Bill Hyndman
Beman
Arnold Palmer
Winged Foot Club
Mamaroneck
N.Y
Atlanta
Springfield
N.J
Hyndman
Cincinnati
Washington, D.C
Wall
Palmer
Tommy Bolt
Dick Mayer
Cary Middlecoff
Jack Fleck
Ed Furgol
Ben Hogan
Julius Boros
Hogan
Boros
Gary Player
Gene Littler
U.S
Charlie Coe
Beman and
Don Finsterwald
Claude Harmon
Washington
Los Angeles
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Chicago
Detroit
Kansas City
Buffalo
Portland
Ore
Memphis
Fort Worth
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