Three Senseny Park softball games feature late night upsets
In Senseny Park last night EUB beat Market St. Methodist 16-8, White Post Charge defeated Burnt Factory 43, and TACs beat Bethel Cubs 9-5. EUB burst ahead with 2, 8, and 6 runs across the first three innings while TACs and White Post relied on timely hits and solid pitching for their wins.
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Senseny Park
EUB
Market St. Methodist
White Post
Bill Hickerson
Oates
Russell Potts
J. Kremer
A. Chapman
Market
Billmyer
L. Anderson
C. Rinker
TAC
Jim Herrell
J. Bolden
Herrell
Gary Anderson
Jim Grubbs
Bolden
Bethel
Tacs
White Post Charge
Burnt Factory
Ralph Shiley
WPC
Ken Erickson
Larry Larrick
Jimmy Willis
Willis
Braves Triumph Over Yankees In Exhibition Victory
Milwaukee Braves outplayed the New York Yankees 6-3 before 30,554 at County Stadium. The Braves donated 100000 to the Milwaukee Braves Foundation for scholarships while the Yankees earmarked nearly 30000 for the New York Sandlot Baseball fund. Mantle twisted his right ankle but is not expected to miss AL action.
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Wisconsin
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Yankees
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New York Sandlot Baseball Fund
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Hank Aaron
Mickey Mantle
Mantle
Navy Admiral to head new Western Universities group
Tom Hamilton 53 resigns as Pittsburgh athletics director to become executive officer of the Athletic Assn. of Western Universities, leading four former PCC members. He will run association affairs, foster officiating, and aid in intercollegiate athletics with a five year, about $20 000 yearly contract.
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Berkeley
Calif
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Athletic Assn
Western Universities
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Pacific Coast Conference
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University of Pittsburgh
AAWU
PCC
Greg Englehard
California
Schmidt
Ucla
Southern California
Washington
Big Four
Stanford
Navy
Midshipmen
Pitt
San Francisco
Frank Kidner
Califonia
Rochester Wings Surge Shifts IL Standings
A 12-4 surge in June lifts Rochester to second place behind Buffalo as second line pitchers Bob Keegan and Cal Browning pace a 5-2 win over Miami. Buffalo maintains first with a 4-1 victory over Havana. Remaining Tuesday games include Columbus at Montreal and Richmond at Toronto. Standings show Buffalo 45-33, Rochester 42-35, Richmond 40-35.
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Bob Keegan
Cal Browning
Keegan
Miami
Buffalo
Havana
Wings
Browning
Marlins
Columbus
Montreal
Richmond
Toronto
W. L. Pet
MacKay and Olmedo Reach Wimbledon Semi Finals
Barry MacKay of Dayton Ohio defeated Neale Fraser 5-7 10-8 6-0 6-3 6-1 to reach the Wimbledon semi final where he will face Rod Laver. Wilberto Olmedo from Peru meets Roy Emerson in the other quarter.
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England
Barry MacKay
MacKay
Dayton
Ohio
Neale Fraser
Rod Laver
U.S. Air Force
Fraser
Olmedo
Los Angeles
Roy Emerson
Boxing results from regional matches reported
Providence and Syracuse cards feature several bouts with knockouts and decisions. Harold Gomes stopped Jimmy Kelly in 3 rounds in Providence while Satch Jamiel and Dickie Dive Tonica won by points. Otto Smith knocked out Russ Carney in Perth Amboy as Jackson Brown and Tommy Tibbs posted decision wins in other cities.
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Providence
R. I
Harold Gomes
Jimmy Kelly
Lowell
Mass
Tommy Tibbs
Boston
Tommy Garrow
Claremont
N. H
Jackson Brown
Willie Greene
Satch Jamiel
Warren
R.I
Jojo Sanches
Perth Amboy
N. J
Otto Smith
Westfield
Russ Carney
Brooklyn
N. Y
Major Leagues Monday Results and Upcoming Pairings
Kansas City defeated Detroit 10 to 3 in a 10 inning affair. Wednesday schedule lists New York at Baltimore Boston at Washington Kansas City at Detroit Chicago at Cleveland. Tuesday games include Pittsburgh at Philadelphia St Louis at Chicago Milwaukee at Cincinnati San Francisco at Los Angeles and San Francisco 6 Los Angeles 4 in 13 innings. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. St Louis at Chicago is the only game listed.
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Washington
Chicago
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Cincinnati
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Los Angeles
St Louis
W. L. Pet
League Leaders By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Baseball Stats Leaders
American League leaders include Kuenn Detroit batting .357 and Killebrew Washington 57 runs while Runnels Boston and Kuenn Detroit share 94 hits. Pitching notes show Wilhelm Baltimore 92 strikeouts, and Johnson Baltimore 41 wins. National League leaders feature Aaron Milwaukee batting .381 and Mathews Milwaukee 60 runs, with Mathews also top home runs at 23.
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Detroit
Runnels
Boston
Killebrew
Washington
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Skowron
New York
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Neal
Los Angeles
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Drysdale
S. Jones
Little Minor Loop results show tight races and rising leaders
In the Little Minor League last week Kiwanis edged DAV 4-3 while Miller and Anderson lost 12-4. Huntsberry beat Shoecenter 19-10 and shut out Miller and Anderson 9-0. Rebels beat Buncutter Oil 6-4 and Kiwanis lost 15-11 to Huntsberry. Rebels lead at 4-0 with Duncutter Oil and Huntsberry 3-1 and Koman Brothers 3-0 close behind.
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Huntsberrys
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Duncutter Oil
Koman Brothers
Non-Resident Fishing Price Questioned Across States
Albuquerque AP reports conservationists question higher fees for non-resident fishing licenses. They note surveys debunk residency ownership of stocked trout and warn the practice may end in many states. Financing for fisheries comes from license sales as tourists grow in value.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Game Department
Fisheries Division
Game Departments
Davenport Delivers 13th Inning Homer To Halt Dodgers Streak
In the only NL game of the night the Giants beat the Dodgers 6-4 in 13 innings on Jim Davenport’s second homer of the day after Willie Mays also connected. Davenport’s blast ended Los Angeles seven-game run and moved San Francisco into second place, two percentage points ahead of the Dodgers.
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Willie Mays
Stan Williams
Davenport
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Giants
Milwaukee
Braves
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Detroit
Los Angeles Coliseum
Jack Sanford
Willie Kirkland
Roger Craig
Gil Hodges
Craig
Orlando Cepeda
Jackie Brandt
Gilliam
Charlie Neal
Stu Miller
Carl
Minor Results from Pacific Coast and International Leagues
In the Pacific Coast League Vancouver defeated San Diego 4 to 3 while Spokane topped Salt Lake City 7 to 4. In the American Association St Paul beat Charleston 8 to 7. Dallas downed Fort Worth 4 to 0. Houston outscored Omaha 10 to 7. Denver beat Louisville 5 to 0 in a first game 11 innings. In the International League Rochester won 4 to 1 over Miami and Buffalo defeated Havana 5 to 2. Only games listed.
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Associated Press
Vancouver
San Diego
Spokane
Salt Lake City
American Assn. St. Paul
Charleston
Dallas
Fort Worth
Houston
Omaha
Denve
Louisville
Rochester
Miami
Buffalo
Havana
House Cuts Space Agency Budget By Ten Percent
The House reduced NASA’s fiscal year funding by 68.2 million from the president’s request of 530.3 million, within a 609.8 million omnibus measure. The omnibus also contains a 187.3 million cut to expand the defense stockpile of critical materials. The Senate awaits the bill for the White House salary and executive agency funding.
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House
Space Agency
Eisenhower
NASA
FALSE TEETH RESTORED COMFORT WITH FASTEETH POWDER
A dental powder named FASTEETH helps secure dentures for stability. It keeps plates firmer, lets wearers eat talk and laugh without fear, and masks denture odor. The product is alkaline and non-acidic with no nausea. Available at drug counters.
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