Sanders Crawford Lead In Odessa Pro-Am Golf Tournament
Doug Sanders of Miami and Dick Crawford of Houston held a 7-under 65 to lead the Odessa pro-amateur event at 188 after 54 holes. Jackson Bradley and Homero Blancas sit two back at 190, with Gib Kizer and Randy Petri 192 and Jerry Edwards and Jack Montgomery 193. The final round Sunday awards 2500 to the winning pro.
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Jackson Bradley
Homero Blancas
Houston
Gib Kizer
Randy Petri
Austin
Tex
Jerry Edwards
Jack Montgomery
Fort Worth
Texas League Standings and Weekend Results Report
Standings show SG 44 53 8 behind while Albuquerque and San Antonio hover around .471 and .476. Weekend scores include York 4 Chicago 3, Los Angeles 5 Cleveland 2, and Cincinnati 9 Milwaukee 3 with several games postponed or rescheduled.
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York
Chicago
Los Angelesesota
Cleveland
Kansas City
Francisco
Los Angeles
Cinnati
Milwaukee
St. Louis
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Pitttsburgh
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Ington Co
Americans in Japan raise baseball debates and pay
In Tokyo American players stir pride and controversy as Japanese clubs hire foreigners to lift play toward major league standards. Ex majors like Larry Doby and Don Newcombe joined the Nagoya Chunichi Dragons for 24000 dollars each for half a season, while others question the value and impact of foreign influence on Japan’s No 1 sport.
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Alan Cline
Associated Press
TOKYO
Japan
Foreign Legion
Tsutomu Noguchi
Tetsuharu Kawakami
Tokyo Giants
Chunichi Dragons
Nagoya
Larry Doby
Don Newcombe
U.S
Jack Bloom
Tulsa reliefer Bill Wakefield saves 5-3 opener for Gold Sox
Lucky Winner Sports Writer Tulsa reliefer Bill Wakefield came to the rescue of Gilerace Gordon Richardson with the bases loaded in the final frame to stave off Amarillo's rally and save a 5-3 victory. The opener featured a seventh inning do or die rally as Sam Miley and Elvio Jimenez produced key hits before RichardsonExit allowed Wakefield to finish.
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Bill Wakefield
Gilerace
Gordon Richardson
Amarillo
Gold Sox
Satur
Frank Carpin
John Seale
Sam Miley
Elvio Jimenez
Bob Henrion
John Lewis
Ron Solomini
Richardson
Wakefield
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Ted Kroll
Bobby Brue
Beve
Joe Peterson
Jack Nicklaus
Bud Bloomfield
al Gelberger
Gary Kolb
George Knudson
Dow
Chris Krug
Gene Littier
Jim Saul
Bob Shave Jr
Tom Schwoner
Bob Rosburg
Gerry Marx
Wilf Homenuik
Jerry Buchek
al Boldin
Bill
Bill Johnston
OLD Sox
Hibs
Bruce Crampton
Horace Clarke
Don Fairfield
Bob Bruno
Davey Davis
Jim Ferree
Nick Westock
Chuck Boone
Frank Carpin Bil
Bert Weaver
Zitim Burton
Joe Miller
Jim Orton
Ed Merritt
Raoul Sanchez
Bill Carr
Ron
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Sanchez
Orton
Lewis
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Krug
Saul
Rich
Phillies crush Pirates 9 2 behind Mahaffey two run win
Philadelphias Moe Mahaffey pitched effectively to a five inning stretch of hits and two runs as the Phillies routed the Pirates 9 2. Wes Covington homered and Roy Sievers hit two homers and a triple for four RBIs while Pittsburgh’s Bob Skinner homered in the ninth and Ruben Amaro made an error that spoiled a potential perfect game. The Phils moved Mahaffey to eighth win in his last nine decisions and four Pittsburgh pitchers were battered for 15 safeties.
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Artrbi
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A. Mahaffey
Phillies
Phils
Francis
Pittsburgh
Bucs
Ruben Amaro
Don Hoak
Bob Skinner
Smoky Burgess
Bill Mazeroski
Skinner
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Jim O’toole
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Mahaffey
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Torre
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Taylor
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Callison
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Sturdivant
Olive M'haffey
Amarillo Gold Sox Lead Tulsa Oilers 2-1 After Five
The Amarillo Gold Sox led the Tulsa Oilers 2 to 1 after five innings in the second game of a doubleheader at Potter County Stadium on Saturday night.
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Oilers
Weldon Nichols
Amarillo
Right
Globe News Publishing Company
Potter County Stadium
Fred Hellyer
Tulsa Oilers
Potter County
Canadian Open Leads Sifford and Kroll as 54-Hole Leaders
Charlie Sifford and Ted Kroll built a four stroke edge at the Canadian Open after 54 holes at Laval sur le Lac. Sifford shot 70 to reach 206 with Kroll at 206 after a 69. Bobby Brue was third at 210, with Nicklaus Knudson Geiberger also in contention at 213.
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Charlie Sifford
Ted Kroll
Bobby Brue
Milwaukee
Sifford
Los Angeles
U. S
Laval- Sur-Le-Lac
Kroll
Brue
Jack Nicklaus
George Knudson
al Geiberger
Carlton Oaks
Calif
Batting Orders for All Star Game at Wrigley Field
Probable lineups for Monday's All Star game list American League players Rich Rollins Billy Moran Roser Mareis Mickey Mantle along with Hank Aaron and others. National League stars include Willie Mays Roberto Clemente and Ken Boyer. Umpires are Jocko Conlan Bill McKinley Ken Hurkhart and John Rice. Game time set for p.m. EST with NBC radio television coverage.
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Wrigley Field
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Minnesota
Billy Moran
Los Angeles
Roser Maris
New York
Mickey Manfle
Jim Gentile
Baltimore
Leon Wagner
Earl Battey
Luis Aparicio
Dick Groat
Pittsburgh
Roberto Clemente
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Orlando Cepeda
Tommy Davis
Ken Boyer
St. Louis
del Crandall
Milwaukee
Bill Mazeroski
Jocko Conlan
National
Bill McKinley
Ken Hurkhart
John Rice
al Forman
Bill Kinnamen
National Broadcasting Company
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Braves
Veteran Umpire to Work Plate in All-Star Game
Jocko Conlan, veteran National League umpire, will work behind the plate in Monday's All-Star game at Wrigley Field in Chicago. Commissioner Ford Frick announced the assignment today.
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Jocko Conlan
Wrigley Field
Chicago
Ford Frick
Stan Musial Sets Six National League Records This Season
Stan Musial, 41, of St. Louis, extends major league marks with 6 NL records this season including most games and total bases. He leads NL batting at .350 and nears Babe Ruth and Honus Wagner milestones in runs, hits, and extra bases while set to play his 23rd All Star game.
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Honus Wagner
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Ty Cobb
Stan the Man
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Robinson
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Runnels
Berra
Organ Music Backed by NL President in Reds Game
Warren Giles National League president supported organ music at a Cincinnati game after umpire Jocko Conlan ordered no organ. The Crosley Field organ played a trumpet call drawing fans to shout charge for the Reds. Bill DeWitt Reds president disputed the rule and attempted to reach Giles at Yankee Stadium.
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Warren Giles
National League
Jocke Conlan
Crosley Field
Cincinnati
Reds
Conlan
Bill DeWitt
The
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Yankee Stadium
Mrs Tom Jones Captures Amarillo Golf Title
Mrs Tom Jones won the Amarillo Country Club Women's Golf Tournament defeating Mrs Skip Stahl 4 3 after rain dampened greens. Jones aided by her partner Mrs Stahl helped dry the fairways during play.
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Tom Jones
Amarillo Country Club
Skip Stahl
Jones captures third title in women's golf classic
In noontime rounds at Ruidoso Downs and LeMesq Park, Juanita Jones triumphed over Mrs. Stahl to claim her third championship after a wet start and warm finish. Jones sank key birdies on holes 10 and 13 and posted a late putt for a birdie on the par four final stretch.
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Ruidoso Downs
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Ruidoso
Nma
LeMesq Park
Rasen
Mrs. Stahl
Juanita
Mrs. Jones
National League Aims To Sweep All Star Series At Wrigley
The National League hosts the American League at Wrigley Field in Chicago for the second All Star game. NL seeks a sweep after a 3-1 win in Washington and to square the series at 16 victories apiece. Don Drysdale and Jim Bunning may duel again as pitchers are named for the weekend clash.
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National League
Chicago
Comisky Park
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles
Jim Bunning
Detroit
Bunning
Drysdale
Hank
Yogi Berra
New York
Pete Runnels
Boston
Ken McBride
Jim Raat
Minnesota
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