Big League Box Scores Span Multiple Games
Baltimore and Chicago split a doubleheader as Triandos drove in runs and Gardner, Minoso, and Esposito led the offense. New York beat Detroit 3-6 with Mantle and Porter homering, while Cincinnati fell to Brooklyn and Milwaukee swept Pittsburgh in a multi-game set.
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Rivera
Nieman
Tith
Landis
Baltimore
Chicago
Garner
Piiarcik
Loliar
Harshman
E—Fox
Phillips
Rbi
Triandos
Drope
Minoso
Francona
Esposito
Ballgame Recap Washington Tops Cleveland 7 In Slugfest
Washington defeated Cleveland 7 to 4 in a high scoring affair. Key contributors include Fitzgerald and Raines driving in runs, while Bridges and Sievers anchored the offense for Washington. Cleveland received strong relief from Clevenger and Tomanek, but deficits proved insurmountable.
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Garcia
Fitegerald
Narleskia
McLieh
Washington
Cleveland
P—Bridges
Sievers
Usher
Belling & Rurelli
Fitzgerald
Reames
Courtney
Raines
Wertz
Colevite
Smith
Busry
Megan
RBI
Belling
Yost
Avila
Lemon
Stedde
Werts
Clevenger
Stoddds
Ha—Belling
Detey
Nartesk
Tomanek
Pitule
So—Daley
Stobbe
Nar
Cincinnati Reds and Giants in Classic NL Playoff Struggles
Box scores show Cincinnati’s 3 1 3 loss to Brooklyn and Chicago’s 1 3 0 defeat by Philadelphia as St Louis and New York trade tight innings. The digest highlights key RBI from Zimmer, Temple, Walker, Musial, and Dark, with pitchers Hillman, Littrell, and Sanford earning decisions.
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Bailey
Zimmer
Temple
Gilliam
Ha—Walker
Klippstein
Walker
Hodges
Craig
Acker
McMillan
Crowe
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
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Freeman
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Snider
Cimoll
Robinson
Baik
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Jackowski
Crawford
Knppstein
Sth
Hoak
Gilliam & Hodges
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Rbi
Littrel
Hillman
Chicago
Soncecess
Philadelphia
R—Jones
Speake
Bowman
Abi
Fernandes
Bouchee
Repulski
Long
Walls
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Hamner
Littrell
Sanford
Lown
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Conran
Donatelli
Delmore
Giants
St. Louis
New York
Lekma
Darkese
Musial
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Kasko
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Jackson
Virgil
Garelay
Dark
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Dixon
Tucson Little League assigns International Division rosters
Officials revealed the International League assignments for Tucson Little League with extensive lists of players by sponsor groups including Porters Floorcraft Bogaro Manley Builders Southern Pacific Pima Savings & Loan and others. Names span numerous family and sponsor lines suggesting a broad regional participation and team allocation.
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Little League
Care
Victor O
Lawrence
G. Larry
Piesge
Denny al Upham
Ihe
Licaveli
Peter
Crane
Derald Earl
Gillett
David Eugene
Goudeau
Raymond
Hammond Billy
Fienagen
Lawson
Valdez
Alexi Albert
Swain
Danny
Capper
Lee T
Jeakett
Lilly
Valenzuela
Manuel
Bays
John
Holm
Steven C
Irwin
Jerry M
Bruce
Yancey
Sammy
Chance
Wilkes Gallandt
Albert
Gallardo
Seferine
Kunts
Gregg
May
Jay Richard
Owens
Steve
Bogaro
Hickel
Harold Roy
Jankowek
Alan Richard
Jones
Clyde Daniel
Ochotorena
Martin Ill
Paceley
Kenneth Alan
Robinson
Jimmy
Secaff
Donald Ray
Begley
Michael
Belknap
Samuel
Fisk
Jackson
Larry
Wendt
David Allen
Acosta
Frank
Camp
John Lyman
Donaldson
Jerry
Leece
John Stephen
Richard J
McCullough
Edward Lee
Newell
Paul F. Jr
Peluci
Rennie
Skinner
Joseph
Sullivan
Claire Wm
Diret
Wayne
Dussault
O'Conner
Craid Ryan
Palacios
Mike
Romano
Mickey
Soto
Joe V. Jr
Tilton
Williams
Clyde
Caristi
Carson
John H., Jr
Rapeon
Bill
Seal
Harry
Weber
Gary
Southern Pacific
Baker
Walter
Goodman
David Wayne
Kailt
William D
Tanner
Richard
Johnson
Earis
Duffy
Gary James
Hill
Roger Dell
Castillo
Roberto
Maldonado
Ravi L
Levy
Alfred
Velasco
Charlie
Thomas
Robin
Coward
Micha Earl
Jericho
Joseph L
Emm
Ronald
Billy
Malanga
Bob
Cornell
Joan
McQuaid
Tom
Tommy
Fricke
Galloway
Charles R
Carley
Arnold F
Padilla
Raul
Trejo
Robert M
Grijalva
Tony G
David
Earls
Paul
Booth
Don
Pima Savings & Loan
Whitehouse
Donald Eugene
Miner
Philip Charles
Conelly
Craig
Allen
Garry Flores
Wency
Abbott
Barry
Parten
Jay W. Chance
Walter H. Jr
Varela
Dicky
McPherson
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Ronald Lee
Pelaar
Hobson
Gary Wayne
Wisden
Elias
Johnny
Bimeon
Philip A
Bimson
Dunn
James Lee
Bhirley
Glen Dean
Zakoweki
Rowe
John Taynor
Wissar
Daniel
Balmer
Randall
Thurman
William T
Vogt
Renald
Bjorklund
Lane
Lindsay
Alma
Arnold
Flores
Albert David Jr
Outdoor Tips for Camp-Ready Brisket and Game Dishes
A compact guide shows how to enjoy outdoor meals without heavy gear. It highlights simple techniques to prepare steak or game while camping, focusing on easy wood fire methods, minimal equipment, and practical heat control for tasty results.
New York Giants Trade for Rams Tacke Twogood
New York Giants sent a high draft choice in next year’s NFL draft to the Los Angeles Rams in exchange for tackle Charley Twogood a six year NFL veteran who played college ball at Nebraska.
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New York
New York Giants
Los Angeles Rams
Charley Twogood
Two’good
University of Nebraska
N.F.L
Texaco Cubs win 7-5 over L and L Drive Inn in City Recreation
Texaco Cubs defeat L and L Drive Inn 7 to 5 in Estevan Park action. Bears lose as Rascals roll to a 12 to 9 victory in the other City Recreation baseball game. The schedule lists daily youth softball and baseball fixtures across Estevan and Santa Rita parks with multiple matchups and times.
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L&l Drive Inn
City Recreation
Estevan
Rascals
Bears
All Stars
Oury Park Rods
Wranglers
Sacred Heart
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CYO Gals
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Tet Nazarene
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Silverbell
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Rancherettes
Fullmer Passes Comeback Test In Ten Round Win
Gene Fullmer defeated Tiger Jones by unanimous decision in ten rounds in Chicago. Fullmer, 161 pounds, used a cornering strategy learned from film study to lure Jones into the middle of the ring and strike as Jones attempted to drive him back. Jones, 157 pounds, claimed Fullmer ran, while judges scored 49-46, 5-?. UPI had 47-45.
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Tiger Jones
Chicago Stadium
Chicago
Jones
Fullmer
Marv Jensen
Jensen
United Press
Yonkers
N.Y
Suger Ray Robinson
Robinson
Four Man Tag Team Carded For Tucson Show
A four man tag team match headlines next Tuesday at the Tucson Sports Center with promoter Rod Fenton presenting the main event. Don Arnold and Dutch Schultz ally against the James brothers after last week’s handicap struggle ending in Arnold’s defeat. The semi main features Frenchy Roberto versus Charro Azteca in a 45 minute fast paced clash following a 15 minute draw. Preliminaries include Scotty Williams versus Jack O’Reilly with the show starting at 8:30 p.m.
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Tucson Sports Center
Don Arnold
James Brothers
Dutch Schultz
Rod Fenton
Frenchy Roberto
Charro Azteca
Scotty Williams
Jack O'Reilly
United States Seniors Golf Title Goes to Clement Again
Franklin Clement of Lake Forest Illinois captured his second straight United States Seniors Golf title at the Aren. Stanton Doel won the Princess Dareen at Delaware Park in a $9.40 payout. Pilotter claimed her third straight win by taking the Oyster Bay Handicap at Belmont for a $5.10 prize. Count Swedak edged to a neck decision in Suffolk Downs feature race worth $4,000.
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Lake Forest
Ill
United States
Stanton, Doel
Nine Girl
Delaware Park
New York
Pilotter
Belmont
Boston
Count Swedak
Suffolk Downs
Jalops Roll At Speedway in Tucson Auto Race Night
The Tucson Speedway hosts a modified jalopy program with a 30 lap main heat races and a trophy dash starting at 8 15 p m Women drivers compete alongside stock cars Hank Arnold leads the modified division with 453 points Bob Marcum has 304 and Veince Bailey 210 Time trials begin at 7 00 p m at 6025 Casa Grande Hwy and the trophy dash follows at 8 15 p m.
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Tucson Speedway
Hank Arnold
Tucson Auto and Cycle Racing Assa
Bob Marcum
Veince Bailey
Phoenix
Casa Grande Hwy
Micros Resume Race Program Reopens at East 36th Street Track
The Tucson Micro Midget Racing Assn resumes weekly racing at the East 36th Street Track tonight after competing in the New Mexico State Championships. In Albuquerque Dick Prince’s crew won best appearance, Mickie McGee took the semi main, and Fred Churchman was the third fastest in a 47 car field. Time trials start at 7 30 with racing at 8.
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Tucson Micro Midget Racing Assn
New Mexico
East 36Th Street
Albuquerque
Dick Prince
Mickie McGee
Fred Churchman
Folley to Meet 2nd Unknown Opponent in Phoenix Bout
Fifth ranked heavyweight Zora Folley faces Julius Griffin of New York in Phoenix on June 18. Co managers Al Fenn and Bill Swift have not lined up a top contender, instead matching Folley against lesser fighters to rack up knockouts and boost a title shot bid.
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Phoenix
Zora Folley
Julius Griffin
New York
Chandler
al Fenn
Bill Swift
Folley
Morrow to Meet Cassell Tonight in Dash Finals
San Diego Calif Olympic sprint champion Bobby Morrow of Abilene Christian College races East Tennessee State's Ollan Cassell in the dash finals at the national intercollegiate track meet. Morrow set a meet record in the 220 yards with 21.3 seconds, Cassell close behind. both won their century heats.
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San Diego
Calif
Olympia Bobby Morrow
Abilene Christian College
Texas
Ollan Cassell
East Tennessee State
Cassell
Major 1957 California track finale at Bakersfield
Bakersfield hosts the California AAU Meet at Memorial Stadium with a star studded slate. Merv Lincoln and Laszlo Tabori headline the mile race alongside Bobby Seaman and Jerome Walters. Don Bowden confronts Arnie Lowell in the half mile while Seaman King and Willie White race the 100 yards. Jim Brewer leads high school pole vaults with a 15 feet limit, inch record setting mark.
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Calif
California
Merv Lincoln
Australia
Laszlo Tabori
America
Bobby Seaman
Jerome Walters
Don Bowden
Pittsburgh
Arnie Lowell
Seaman King
Willie White
Bobby Morrow
Jim Brewer
North Phoenix
Memorial Stadium
Longhorns and Huskies Open NCAA College World Series
In Omaha Texas faces Connecticut at 10 a.m. Tucson time to open the College World Series opener. Texas relies on pitching depth and a Cinderella tag after a strong comeback season, while Connecticut carries a 13-8 record and a reputation for winning big games.
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Omaha
Texas
Connecticut
Tucson
Longhorns
Huskies
Penn State
Nittany Lions
Florida State University
California
Colorado State College
Bears
Notre Dame
Iowa State
Elmer Kohorst
Dick Bertell
12 Homers Highlight A M Action In League Night
Twelve home runs sparked a wild Arizona-Mexico League night with extra innings in two games and several stars delivering. Dan Rios belted a 390 foot homer for the Minerals in a 12-11 10th inning win over Phoenix Stars, while Varrete Corrella drove in two in Mexicali’s 11-8 11th inning victory over Douglas. Ray Murawski led Phoenix with two early blasts, and Cananea’s Morales and Rios joined the homer parade. A totals night produced 12 homers and 86 hits across the three games.
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Birds of Prey
Douglas Copper Kings
Dan Rios
Cananea
Mineros
Phoenix Stars
Mexicali
Varrete Corrella
Douglas
Tucson
Donnie Dunn
Solos
Cowboys
Las Vegas
Phoenix
Can
Schell
Hooper
Lav Vailliere
Garcia
Rice
Cadieux
Martel
Murwas
Hurricane Opens Training Grind Ahead of Patterson Fight
Tommy Hurricane Jackson began training camp in Columbia New Jersey preparing for the July 29 heavyweight title bout with Floyd Patterson at the Polo Grounds. Manager Lippy Breitbart said the first two weeks will focus on general conditioning.
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Columbia, N. J
Tommy
Hurricane) Jackson
Floyd Patterson
New York
Polo Grounds
Lippy Breitbart
Pop McKale legacy end marked by new scholarships
Retiring Arizona athletic director Pop McKale closes a 43 year Bear Down Gym career as the university creates Pop McKale Scholarships for 10 one year awards valued at $400 each. Eight grants already issued with two more planned in July. Recipients include Liechty Burk Robberson Schmuhl Naughton Epperson Gardner Harrison. Scholarships hinge on athletic ability leadership and academics with potential renewal. Funds total about $89,000 from alumni and friends.
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J. F
Pop) McKale
University of Arizona
Bear Down Gym
Pop McKale
Pop
Andy Liechty
Jonathan Gardner
Pueblo
Frank Naughton
Salpointe
Donald Burk
Nogales
Elfrida
William Epperson
North Phoenix
James Harrison
Coolidge
Fredrick Robberson
Camelback
William Schmuhl
Liechty
Burk
Robberson
Schmuh
Naughton
Epperson
Gardner
Harrison
Wildcats
McKale
Goar to Coach at Parker High
Parker High School announces Leon Goar of Ajo and a former Arizona college athlete as head coaches. Goar returns to lead the tennis program while the other hire guides the football squad amid the school’s coaching shakeup.
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Parker High
Parker
Parker High School
Arizona
Leon Goar
Ajo
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