Brakeshoe Maintains Lead as Bayliss & Patterson Slip
In a busy Tuesday league night Brakeshoe Cafeteria and Bayliss & Patterson each dropped two games in the BL League. Brakeshoe, keeping a two game edge, needs two wins over Bell Clothes next week to secure second-half honors and a shot at a championship rolloff against Glaize & Bro. High scores included Jim Fiddler 158 and Carper 128 in the Brakeshoe vs Glaize match, with Whitlock 129 and Loy 126 fueling the win. Bayliss & Patterson dropped two of three to Stephenson Grocery, as Lynn Carpenter opened with 143 and Arthur Gilkey 125 aided Bayliss & Patterson before Stephenson closed out 552.
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Brakeshoe
Bayliss & Patterson
Bell Clothes
Lonors
Glaize & Bro
Jim Fiddler
Paul Carper
Glaize
Piddler
Carper
Whitlock
Stephenson Grocery
Lynn Carpenter
Bowen
Arthur Gilkey
Carpenter
Ralph Wilson
Stephenson
Floyd Uttreil
Tee Ae
OO Schewel
Bureau of Mines
Fiddler
Anderson
Columbia Baking
Valley Fruit & Candy
Archie Moore Defeats Kalbfell In Rough Exhibition Bout
Archie Moore barely outpoints Hans Kalbfell in Essen as the 40 year old light heavyweight champ weighs in at 2061 4 pounds and refuses a timely title defense. The NBA warns of suspension if Moore does not defend by July 7 against Tony Anthony, with the crown at stake.
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Essen
Germany
Archie Moore
National Boxing Assn
Moore
Hans Kalbfell
Kalbel
NBA
Chicago
Tony Anthony
Detroit
0. S. Boxing Authority
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Airport Track Midget Race At Winchester This Sunday
Twenty five midget cars from across the region will race at Airport Speedway Winchester in a six-event card Sunday starting at 2:50 PM. Notable drivers include Tony Romit Bob Harkey Cal Johnson Cal Miller and Mel Williams among others aiming for a 20.3 second track record on the one third mile with 190 plus horsepower machines.
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Airport Speedway
Winchester
Tony Romit
Bronx
Bob Harkey
Charlotte
N. C
George Miller
Kensington
McCarty Leads Johnny's Sport Shop in James Wood Girls Bowling
Peg McCarty rolled 120 with two spares and a double strike as Johnny's Sport Shop split two games with Commercial & Savings Bank in the James Wood Girls League. Commercial & Savings Bank took the opener 462 to 446. McCarty led the second with a 477 win and Libby Lupton 105 pace. Cameron & Snapp Construction joined the first place tie with 437 and 452 over Winchester Creamery, Mary Jobe 106 starred. Clearbrook Woolen topped Huntsberry's as JoAnn DeHaven added 114 in a pair of wins. The Teenagers upset VFW in two games. Continuous scores: McCarty 130 in the individual game. team marks Johnny's 4717, Commercial 462, Cameron 452.
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Peg McCarty
Johnny's Sport Shop
Commercial & Savings Bank
James Wood
Commercial & Savings
Mary Ramey
Miss McCarty
Libby Lupton
Johnny's Sports Shop Co & & Bank
Avis Cameron & Snapp
Verve Ger
Clearbrook Huntshberry
Winchester Creamery
McCarty
DeHaven
Ramey
Cameron & Snapp Const
Cameron & Snapp Construction
Major League Baseball Leaders Include Williams and Musial
In the American League Williams of Boston leads batting with 120 runs and 21 hits, while Williams also tops homers with five. In the National League Musial of St Louis leads batting at .468 and 22 hits, backed by other leaders such as Spahn and Mays in pitching and steals respectively.
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Williams
Boston
Chicago
Narieski
Cleveland
Trucks
Kansas City
Score
Musial
St. Louis
Mars
New York
Virgil Trucks
Red Sox
Gus Zernial
Harry Simpson
Ted Williams
Associated Press
Baltimore
Detroit
Washington
Stubbs
Donovan
Sturdivant
Duren
Brewer
Lee
Milwaukee
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Wehmeier
Padres
Klippstein
Burnside
Drott
Roberts
Burdette
Kline
M'waukee
Inn
Phila
St.Louis
Bkon
Jer
Milwakee
Sugar Ray Rob inson Knockout Brings 4th Title and July Bazil ion Bout
Sugar Ray Robinson, on his 37th birthday eve, stunned Gene Fullmer with a fifth round knockout to win the 160-pound title for the fourth time. The Chicago Stadium bout drew 14,757 fans with a $158,643 gross and $124,647 net, plus a $100,000 radio TV fee.
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Sugar Ray
Gene Fullmer
Carmen Basilio
Chicago
Sugar Ray Robinson
Robinson
Fullmer
Chicago Stadium
Fulmer
Frank Sikora
Gene
Basilio
Yankee Stadium
Pullmer
Score With Sensational Pitching Sparks Cleveland Comeback
Herb Score struck out 12 in 6 1 3 innings as Cleveland rallied past Washington 7 6 for a comeback win. The game featured strong White Sox and Dodgers wins as the pennant race tightens with several club performances and key homer blasts.
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Herb Score
Cleveland
Score
Washington
Senators
Bold Ruler Heads Derby Field as Favorite Prospect
Bold Ruler, the Wheatley Stable dark bay, appears likely to be the favorite for the $125,000 added Kentucky Derby this Saturday. Gen. Duke’s Derby start remains in doubt after an injury surfaced following a Florida Derby second to Federal Hill. Gen. Duke previously tied or beat Bold Ruler in several Florida races and set a mile and an eighth world record.
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Louisville
Bold Ruler
Mrs. H. ©. Phipps
Wheatley Stable
Gen. Duke
Calumet Farm
Florida
Clifford Lussky
Federal Hill
Speedy Bull Lea’s son bruised in Derby and Keeneland race
An X ray shows a bad bruise similar to the Bull Lea colt’s Florida Derby injury and a lighter case in a Keeneland special race ten days earlier.
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Bull Lea
Keeneland
O Sullivan Kidettes sweep Newberry's in Commercial League
June Tusing rolled a 132 game and 342 set to lead the O Sullivan Kidettes as they swept Newberry's in a Ladies Commercial League match. Jean DuVall added 120 in a 522 team game while Oleta Clem led Newberry's with 111. Heatwole Motor Co. topped Miller's Drug Store 551 final game.
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June
Shirley Barton
Mary Hughes
Virginia Vance
Kitty Affleck
Virginia Larrick
Miller's Drug Store
Guatemala to distribute shoes to barefoot population
The government estimates two million of Guatemala’s 3.2 million people were barefoot in 1957. Officials announced plans to distribute 1,000,000 pairs of sandals to the neediest as the start of a campaign to move barefoot Indians to wearing shoes.
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Suatemala
Guatemala
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David Wisecarver
Bob Baker
Frankie Snapp
Schewel
Johnny Spaid
Merrill Incraham
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Shorty Bowers
Columbia Baking Co
Clearbrook Woolen Co
Columbia
Donald Smith
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Lewis Butt
Bill Boden
Dick DuVail
Preachy DeHaven
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Courtney Hook
Pete Anderson
Vailey Distributors
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Pan
OLD Dominion Speedway
Manassas, VA
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Bill Amick
Rex White
Carl Anderson
Frankie Schneider
Almo Lanley
Bill Morgan
Springfield
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Day
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Betty Cline
Jo McIntyre
Miller’s
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Garland Spillman
Sarah Zane Fire Co
Howard Johnson
Patsy Whitacre
Evelyn Stotler
Sybil Baker
Juanita Kelehner
Pat Clevenger
Lovett’s Shoe & Dress Shop
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Marie Franklin
Esther Davis
Betty Carroll
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Butler Electric
Mae Taylor
Bertha Muse
Burcham Motorcycle Sales
B. F. Goodrich
Lois Trenary
Commercial League
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Larrick
Sarah Zane
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Miller’s Drug
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Eenee
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E.S.T
Grandstand
George LO Washi
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