Aggie McCall Records 164 in Summer League Bowling
Aggie McCall bowled a 164 high for her first earth Center Summer League game at Health Center Lanes. She started with a spare and opened, then struck frames five and six before a few misses, finishing with eight on the eighth and a spare in the ninth for a 164. Her performance helped McCall-Zuckerman secure a victory over Davies-Smelser led by Roy Smelser 138 and 111 and Ernie Davies 118. Other team scores included Mattressa Zuckerman 108 and McCall 106. Don Jennings last frame spare gave Jennings-Webber a 3 pin win over Patton-Schuller. Jennings and Jean Jennings had 120s. Friday Morning Boys and Girls leaders included Jim Hall 113 and Gene Willis 111.
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Aggie
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Roy Smelser
Ernie Davies
Mattressa Zuckerman
Mrs. McCall
Don Jennings
Jennings-Webber
Patton- Schuller
Jean Jennings
Maxine Patton
Cedar Creek Edges Welltown 2 0 In Church League Opener
Cedar Creek topped Welltown 2-0 as single runs in the 6th and 7th innings produced the win. Rusty McDonald doubled and scored on Bud Ash’s single, then Buck Foley tripleled and scored on a wild pitch. Carroll Shiley allowed four hits in the win.
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Cedar Creek
Clarke County Esso Dominates City League Softball II
Clarke County Esso routed C&F Merchants 13 to 1 as five runs came in the second inning and four in the fourth amid 13 errors by C&F. Harold Catlett pitched for the win over Tom Bolden. Moose triumphed over the Jaycees 10 to 5 with three three run innings led by Tookie Kern and George Morris. National Fruit beat City Service 7 to 5 in Little League action, while O Sullivan defeated Workingman's Store 11 to 3. In pro play, the Yankees edged the Cardinals 2 to 1 with Roger Pres graves winning and Tommy Robertson taking the loss. Jay Dofflemeyer went 3-for-3. The Braves upset the Giants 26 to 13 as Tommy Thompson earned the win and Bobby Fulton took the loss with two home runs. Dessert: vanilla or chocolate cream puffs with brandy chocolate sauce.
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Harold Catlett
Tom Bolden
Moose
Jaycees
Tookie Kern
George Morris
Eppa Griffith
Kern
Greg Hawkins
National Fruit
City Service
O'Sullivan
Workingman’s Store
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Jim Hall
Chuck Haley
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Cardinals
Roger Presgraves
Tommy Robertson
Cards
Jay Dofflemeyer
Braves
Giants
Tommy Thompson
Bobby Fulton
Fulton
Camilo Pascual
Minnesota
Kansas City
A’s
Jerry Walker
Ed Rakow
Angels
White Sox
Felix Torres
Leon Wagner
Billy Moran
Sox
Russ Kemmerer
Baltimore
Joe Hicks
Chuck Hinton
Senators
Palmer Rosburg Lead Open After 36 Holes At Oakmont
Arnold Palmer and Bob Rosburg share the Open lead at 139 after two rounds on the 6894 yard Oakmont course. Billy Maxwell, Jack Nicklaus, Gary Player and Bobby Nichols chase at 141-142 while defending champion Gene Littler and Miller Barber Jr. sit at 143. Palmer notes home comforts and pace of the schedule as final rounds loom with weather and NBC coverage slated for today.
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America
Bob Rosburg
Palmer
Oakmouth
Rosburg
Billy Maxwell
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
South Africa
Bobby Nichols
Gene Littler
Miller Barber Jr
Baseball Standings and Results From AL and NL Standings
In the American League standings New York leads Minnesota and Cleveland on a games behind basis. Friday results show Baltimore over Washington 8 3 and Cleveland over New York 3 0. National League races list Los Angeles and San Francisco leading, with several games scheduled today and Sunday.
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Kansas City
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Washington
Detroit
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Pet. G.B
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Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Houston
Philadelphia
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San
U S Clinches Wightman Cup Lead At Wimbledon
Darlene Hard defeated Christine Truman 6 2 6 2 as the United States stretched its Wightman Cup advantage to 4-0 on day two at Wimbledon. Miss Hard had earlier beaten Ann Haydon 6 3 6 8 6 4 and Mrs Susman paired with Margaret Warner to win 6 2 3 6 6 2.
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England
Darlene Hard
Montebello
Calif
Christine Truman
England Today
United States
Britain
Long Beach
Ann Haydon
Miss Truman
Karen Hantze Susman
Chula Vista
Margaret Osborne duPont
Joseph
Ore
U.S
Margaret Warner
Wilmington
Del
Deidre Catt
Elizabeth Starkie
Miss Hard
Gillie Jean Moffitt
Long Beach Calif
Miss Haydon
Evaporated Milk Chilling Tips for Better Top Ping
Planning to beat evaporated milk for top ping. chill the heater and bowl, and keep the undiluted milk icy cold before use. Proper cold handling helps achieve a firmer, steadier whipped topping.
Major League Leaders Highlights and Leaders Averages
Baseball stats list top performers by batting pitching and fielding from the season. Key figures include Williams of Chicago batting .346 and Mays of San Francisco with 21 home runs. Wills of Los Angeles with 33 stolen bases. Purkey of Cincinnati 11-1 in wins. Rollins and Robinson leading in several hitting categories. and Donovan of Cleveland at 9-2 with an .818 mark in decisions.
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San Francisco
Mays
San _ Francisco
Wills
Los Angeles
T. Davis
Cepeda
Robinson
Cincinnati
Brock
Callison
Philadelphia
Davenport
Ran
Rollins
Minnesota
Jimenez
Kansas City
Green
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Wagner
Cunningham
Fox
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Baltimore
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Wood
Detroit
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Cleveland
Grant
Foytack
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Top Three AL Teams Separated By 3 Points in Tight Battle
In a baseball roundup, St. Louis Cardinals beat San Francisco Giants 5-2 as Charlie James fuels a six-game winning streak for the Cards. Jim Golden and Roberto Clemente power other NL results, while the Cubs build cushion over the Mets.
Twins Ahead in Games Behind Column
The Yankees loss to Cleveland 3 0 tightens the pace in the AL standings. Twins and A's games behind shift with Minnesota edging closer while Detroit endures its sixth straight defeat. Al Luplow drives in two for Cleveland as Camilo Pascual drops his third straight.
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NCAA Track Meet Reaches Climax With Records
In Eugene Oregon Friday saw meet records and ties as 8 000 fans watched Oregon press USC for team title. Pat Clohessy won the three mile in 3 56 and Dallas Long set a shot put mark of 64 7 with Gary Gabner 64 6. Jerome tied 220 yard mark at 20.7. Budd upset by missing 220 finals. Myers eliminated in broad jump.
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Ore
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University of Southern California
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Houston
Southern Illinois
Brian Turner
Dale Story
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Harry Jerome
Villanova
Frank Budd
Budd
Colorado
Don Myers
Mets Farm Catcher Chiti Recalled by Cannizzaro Move
Disgruntled catcher Harry Chiti, 29, was farmed out to Jacksonville in the International League by the New York Mets after Chris Cannizzaro was promoted from Rochester. Chiti earlier debuted with the Chicago Cubs in 1950 and had stints with four other major league clubs.
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Harry Chiti
Jacksonville
New York Mets
Chicago Cubs
Chris Cannizzaro
Rochester
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Mudcat) Grant
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