AL Blasts NL 9-4 In All Star Exhibition At Wrigley
The American League powered to a 9-4 win over the National League at Wrigley Field led by Rocky Colavito Leon Wagner and Pete Runnels. Homer by Roseboro for the NL came against starter Dave Stenhouse as Houk praised timely hitting and flawless defense. Mantle injures knee again. AL secures second All Star win in eight games. West Virginia prep note mentions elite college coaches Floy Schwartzwalder Rip Engle Art Guepe.
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Local Jaycee Tennis Tourney Sees 61 Entries So Far
Jaycee Recreation Department reports 61 entries for the City Tennis Tournament set for August 13 to 19. Doubles spaces remain open to boost entries as teams prepare. Men lead with 20 singles and nine doubles. women show eight singles and three doubles. juniors small in number with nine boys in singles and two doubles teams. The event, at Rouss Park, will stage day play and post-6 p.m. open matches. Sponsors Coca Cola Bottling and Rosenberger Lumber donate equipment and an umpire’s loft.
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Davis Cup Stars In Eastern Play
Donald Dell and Frank Froehling, inactive on the U S Davis Cup squad, prepare for opening rounds at the Eastern Grass Court Championships in South Orange New Jersey. They predict an American win over Mexico in the semifinal of the American zone, praising team spirit under captain Bob Kelleher and daily practice with Pancho Gonzalez, the retired star serving as coach.
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Major League Baseball All Star standings and schedule
The American League leads with New York 61 10. Los Angeles 57 3. Minnesota 57 4. Cleveland 51 49. Chicago 52 53. Washington 39 61. Two All Star games results listed with NL and AL rosters. Upcoming doubleheaders include New York at Washington and Los Angeles at Cleveland.
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Conley Returns From AWOL Stretch With Red Sox
Gene Conley rejoined the Boston Red Sox after a reported $2000 fine, the largest since a Ted Williams sanction years ago. The 6 foot 8 right hander disappeared Thursday through Sunday, losing pay, meeting with manager Mike Higgins and team officials, and promising not to repeat the act. Infielder Pumpsie Green, who left with Conley, was fined about $500.
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Yankees and Dodgers Face Stretch with Mantle and Koufax
The Yankees and Dodgers, leaders in their leagues, head into the late-season stretch with Mantle sidelined by a knee injury and Koufax out with a numb finger. Mantle will miss a three-game set at Washington after reinjuring his left knee, while Koufax sits out a Dodgers game at Pittsburgh.
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Brown Cager Fixer Sentencing Delayed to Aug 9
Louis John Brown former UNC basketball player who pleaded guilty to game fixing testified about a Newark gambler coordinating with teammates. Sentencing postponed to August 9 in Durham Superior Court alongside three other defendants including Aaron Wagman Jerry Vogel and Joseph Greene with Greene likely pleading guilty. Brown awaits separate New York sentencing on similar charges.
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University of Alabama
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Jersey City
Wilmer Comer Nets 365 In Duck Triples Show
Wilmer Comer rolled 135 114 and 116 for a 365 series as Moon Rockets beat Three Pins in mens duckpin triples on Health Center lanes. Easter 116 Snapp 114 aided the effort while Three Pins won the second match 118 120 by Rinker and McKee. Musketeers 343 313 370 1026 tops set. Silser 141 Milburn 135 pace Bowlers. Allegheny Freight Lines sweeps Northern Virginia Power, Jackson 114 for Powermen. Shenandoah News wins three as Bierlin 129 leads. Maltzberger posts 20 13 as Twins coach.
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Shenandoah News
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