Senators Host Hollywood All Stars Weekend at Capitol Dome
The three game series features the Senators against the Orioles with Friday 8 05 p m Saturday 1 30 p m and Sunday 2 p m games at D C Stadium Also a Hollywood All Star show with Buddy Hackett Mickey Rooney Pat Boone and others before Sundays game Proceeds aid the Hollywood Entertainers League and amateur baseball in the Tri County area
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Senators
Baltimore
Orioles
Hollywood
D. C
Buddy Hackett
Mickey Rooney
Jack E. Leonard
Pat Boone
Frankie Avalon
Hugh O'Brian
Jack Palance
Phil Crosby
Washington
Press
Bob Addie
Washington Post
Dan Blocker
Hoss Cartwright
Nick Adams
Peter Brown
the Lawman
Harbey Lembeck
Phil Silvers
Bilko
Paul Richards
Mickey Callan
Bobby van
Rooney
Michael Connors
Annette Funicello
Mickey Mouse Club
Hackett
Leonard
Wyatt Earp
Hollywood Entertainers League Treasury
Brooks Robinson
Luis Aparicio
King
Boston
Earl Wilson
Kansas City
Athletics
Outfielder Admited Ball Swap Changes Homer Call
In Binghamton New York a dramatic foul line moment ended with John May's admission he did not catch Dan Napoleon’s long drive. He replaced the ball with one from his uniform pocket, prompting Auburn to dispute the field call but Napoleon was credited with a homer as Auburn won 8 to 2.
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Binghamton
N.Y
Dan Napoleon
John May
May
Auburn
Clyde McCullough
Andy Pafko
Napoleon
Johnson Wins Decision in Miami Bout
The Associated Press reports Jack Johnson 165 of Dutch West Indies defeated Hecman Dixon 164 of Miami after ten rounds in a Miami, Florida fight.
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Associated Press
Miami
Fla
Jack Johnson
Dutch West. Indies
Hecman Dixon
Heald and Rueger Set For 18 and Under Final Showdown
Top seeds Bobby Heald of Lynchburg and Tommy Rueger of Virginia Beach reach the boys 18 and under final in the state junior Tidewater Invitational after semifinal wins. Heald beat Henry Ragley 8-6 1-6 6-2, Rueger defeated Billy Sudnor 8-6 1-6 6-3, setting up a rematch of the state Jaycee finals.
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Norfolk
Bobby Heald
Lynchburg
Tommy Rueger
Virginia Beach
Heald
Henry Ragley
Richmond
Rueger
Billy Sudnor
Brenda Draper
Suffolk
Manetta McCarty
Vicki Sinclair
Franklin
Nina Myers
Arlington
David Turner
Jackie Burerows
Roanoke
Seymore Abrons
David Weaver
Hunt Harris
Tom Craig
Lee Price
Lavinia Edmunds
Halifax
Mary Hotchkiss
Lindsay Burn
Susan Reeve
Williamsburg
Elizabeth Bromm
Heald and
Raegle
Wiley Wood
Duckpin scores roll through Health Center league night
In the Ladies Summer Foursome League at the Health Center, Cooper's Jewelers and Blue Sunoco posted strong scores. Marie Franklin led with 352, while Betty McKee's 146 game propelled her team to second place. Blue Sunoco totaled 1272 with multiple high games.
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Health Center
Cooper’s Jewelers
Marie Franklin
Dot Lofton
Eda Lazazzera
Frances Turner
Louise Armstong
Mae Taylor
Cooper’s
Oates Grocery
Betty McKee
Peggy Beeler
Lucille Smith
June Tusing
Mountain Dew Mountaineers
Helen Burns
Betty Corbin
Denny’s
Midnight Riders
Thelma Jones
Virginia Dorsey
Flo Baker
Mrs. Baker
Mrs. Dorsey
Charles Town
Nealy Hart
Blue Sunoco
Nellie Vaughn
Evelyn Tucker
Helen Richards
Maxine Patton
Maxine Miller
Kelso Poised for Fifth Horse of the Year Title
Kelso the 7-year-old gelding from Bohemia Stable led by Ismael Valenzuela won the 14 length Straight Face at Aqueduct adding 9,750 to his 1,591,452 career total. The victory tightens his grip on top money list and sets up a Suburban Handicap bid at Aqueduct on July 4 with possible foe Quadra ng le Belmont winner.
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NEW York
Kelso
Richard C. duPont
Bohemia Stable
West
Aqueduct
Round Table
Ismael Valenzuela
Quadrangle
Moose Edges Elks In Pony League Thriller
Moose moved into first place with a 7 6 victory over the Elks in the Pony League. Joe Hall earned the win with four strikeouts after relieving Mike Headley in the third inning. Swaggler Koonce took the loss as he struck out eleven while allowing eleven hits. Bobby Mason led the winners with an 8 3 line at the plate.
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Moose
Elks
Joe Hall
Mike Headley
Hall
Headley
Swaggler Koonce
Bobby Mason
Colt .45s offer fans chance at All Star trip to New York
Houston based Colt .45s invite fans to pick the official All-Star teams to be played at Shea Stadium in New York. The fan closest to the actual selections will win an all expense paid trip for two to the game and to the World's Fair.
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Houston
New York
Shea Stadium
Houston Colt .45S
Colt .45S
Lary Named Adviser On PP Contest
Yale Lary, Detroit Lions punting ace, named adviser on the punt for the punt pass and kick championship. He urges natural kicking and eye on the ball while noting his own crossways hold and 48.9 yard average for 35 boots. Ford and the NFL co sponsor the contest with about a million youngsters expected to compete.
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Dallas
Yale
Lary
Ace
Detroit Lions
Steve Pierce
Samemy Baugh
Washington Redskins
Two 3-Year-Olds Lead 100000 Chicagoan Field at Arlington Park
Three-year-olds Roman Brother and National head a probable eight in the 100000 Chicagoan at Arlington Park with Roman Brother favored at 123 pounds. Calumet Farm Kentucky Jug and Dandy K, plus Real Good Deal at Hollywood Park, are among top West Coast entries for Cinema.
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Orlo Robertson
Associated Press
Roman Brother
National
Arington Park
Hollywood Park
Qudrangle
Olof Louis Wolfson
Harbor View Farm
Harbor View
R.N. Webster
Russell L. Reineman
Cecil Carmine
Calumet Farm
Delaware Park
Johnny Longden
Pirates rout Mets as Lynch drives in three
Jerry Lynch homered twice and had three RBIs to power Pittsburgh past New York 8-1. Steve Barber twirled a three hitter with nine strikeouts as Baltimore swept the Yankees 3-1 to move two games up in the American League pennant race.
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Associated Press
Jerry Lynch
Pirates
Pittsburgh
New York
Mets
Steve Barber
Orioles
Baltimore
New York Yankees
Large purses on Pro Tour beckon to young golfer
Austra Man Jim Ferrier, nearing 50, reflects on today's rich purses and compares past winnings to 1950s prizes. Ferrier notes that modern tours promise substantial money as purses rise from $3,500 to multimillion totals, while commenting on the Cleveland Open first round and leaders like Al Geiberger, Tony Lema, and George Bayer.
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Cleveland
Jim Ferrier
Jim
Jack Nicklaus
Ferrier
America
al Geiberger
Highland Park Municipal
Tony Lema
George Bayer
Arnold Palmer
Jack
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Budweiser
Party
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Becky Cornwell
Mary Ann Funk
Lucille Hughes
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