Tigers and Yankees: Aguirre Sparks Detroit Win at Yankee Stadium
Detroit beats Whitey Ford and the Yankees 7-2 as Hank Aguirre hits a rare two-out single driving in a run. Clete Boyer mishandled a grounder allowing two more Tigers to score in the fourth. Jake Wood and Billy Bruton add doubles to cap the inning.
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NEW York
Detroit Tigers
Whitey Ford
New York Yankees
Hank Aguirre
Yankee Stadium
Clete Boyer
Ford
Tigers
Jake Wood
Billy Bruton
Pendleton Irish rout Middletown 95 to 36 in two team meet
Pendleton’s Irish led by Mike Hanna swept Middletown 95 to 36 as Highland missed the meet. Hanna won four events including the 100 and pole vault, with a 13 foot 1 inch vault despite strong winds.
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Mike Hanna
Pendleton
Middletown
Highland
M. Hanna
Smith
Manis
Burch
Reedy
Miller
Underwood
Hopkins
J. Hanna
Burke
Che Ster
Baker
McClaren
Goodland
Mile
Bankson
White
Marks
Milburn
Sanders
Goodson
Barnes
Webb
Crosley
Huntzinger
Chaser
Mangas
Shelton
Martin
Davis
Hanna
Crossey
Anderson Indians Rout Muncie Southside 65 43 in Meet
Anderson powered past Muncie Southside 65 to 43 at South Anderson Stadium as Ray Ward's Indians won nine events led by wins in high hurdles shot put and relays. Individual winners included McGivern and Estle with multiple top finishes signaling a fourth win for Anderson and a 3 2 record heading into Thursday clash with Marion.
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Muncie Southside
Anderson Stadium
Ray Ward
Hich Hurdies
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Saurs
Brown
Biddle
Tallman
Wills
Clark
Kirk
Banner
J. Howard
Wrey
P. Howard
Bales
Stewart
Estle
McGivern
Cooper
Isom
Gholston
Corn
Zink
Wiley
Morgan
Townsend
Gibson
J Howard
Gorin
Bowling balls at Rains AMF shop feature price and plug repair
Bowling equipment highlight at Rains AMF shop notes new balls priced at 30 cents and 16.95 dollars for models with holes plugged at two fifty.
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Rains
Kokomo Edges Noblesville In Dual Track Meet
Kokomo Wildcats win 60 to 48 over Noblesville to hand Noblesville its first dual loss. Kokomo earns fourth win. Noblesville hosts Elwood next. Key events list top finishers and times across hurdles, sprints, jumps, and relays.
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Kokomo
Wildcats
Millers
Elwood
Wilson Wins 2 and 1 In North and South Amateur
In Pinehurst North Carolina Helen Sige Wilson former runner up defeated Mrs Phillip Cudone 2 and 1 in the only second round match of the North and South Amateur Golf Tournament. Marge Burns upset Jane Nelson Weiss 3 and 2 while Maurice Glick beat John Dyson 3 and 2. Other favorites Nancy Roth Phyllis Preuss Jean Ashley Doris Phillips and Mrs Alex Welsh advanced easily.
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Pinehurst
N.C
Nancy Roth
Phyllis
Tish) Preuss
Jean Ashley
Doris Phillips
Alex Welsh
Wilson
Philadelphia
Major League Standings and Yesterday's Results Snapshot
National League standings list San Francisco, Pittsburgh, Milwaukee, Philadelphia, and Chicago with game totals and winning percentages. Yesterday's results include Milwaukee 8 Philadelphia 0 and San Francisco 7 Houston 0, with several other matchups noted between major and minor leagues.
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Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Chicago
Los Angeles
Washington
Minnesota
Houston
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Kansas City
Detroit
Boston
Baltimore
Indianapolis
Bufffalo
Little Rock
Rochester
Columbus
Richmond
Ellsworth
Miller
Philadelphia Brown
Burdette
Houston Johnson
O'Dell
Francis
Washburn
Cisco
O'Toole
Owens
Messi
Terry
Lee
Belinsky
Kralick
Barber
Wilson
Cheney
Donovan
Celtics Move Step Closer To 5th Title
Boston defeated the Los Angeles Lakers 113-106 to take a 2-0 lead in the NBA championship series. Sam Jones scored 27 points while Frank Ramsey and Bob Cousy helped seal the win with key late free throws and baskets. Bill Russell grabbed 38 rebounds as Elgin Baylor led the Lakers with 30 points. The series shifts to Los Angeles for game three.
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UPI
Boston Celtics
Los Angeles Lakers
Celtics
Sam Jones
Frank Ramsey
Ramsey
Bob Cousy
Los Angeles
Celtic
Tom Heinsohn
Bill Russell
Laker Elgin Baylor
Jerry West
Boston Garden
Heinsohn
Russell Hooker
Tom Sanders
500 Mile Entries Rise to Sixty Five for Speedway Race
Indiana based UPI report notes 65 entries for the 500 mile Memorial Day Speedway race with officials predicting a final field in the 70s. All postmarked entries before midnight Monday are accepted for time trials narrowing contenders to the 33 fastest combinations.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Carmel nips Madison Heights 1 0 on triple and sacrifice fly
Carmel wins 1 0 as Lewis starts the third with a triple and Spencer delivers a long sacrifice fly to plate the only run. Madison Heights leaves 47 men on base as Paul Moody and then reliever Smith hold the Pirates in check. The Pirates drop to 0 4 on the season and head to New Castle next.
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Lewis
Spencer
Madison Heights Pirate
Madison Heights
Paul Moody
Pirates
New Castle
Heights
Richmond
Noblesville
Marion
Smith
Douglas
Holsapple Et If
Carroll
Buettner Ib Cooper
Campbell
Carr S85
Snowden
Williams
P. Starrett
Moody P
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bRush
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Shawhan
Marsh
Houck
Parish
Gaunt
MacManahan
Shaffer
Moran
Eas
Carr
Rbi
Madison Helts
Moody
Spahn and Mathews lift Braves in 8-0 rout
Milwaukee pitchers Warren Spahn and Ed Mathews joined the 400 homer club as the Braves blanked Philadelphia 8-0. Spahn earned his 329th victory and 56th shutout, while Mathews hit his 400th major league homer in the seventh inning to spark the win in front of a large Milwaukee crowd.
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Eddie Mathews
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Phils
Mathews
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Boston
Jack Hamilton
Philadelphia
Dalrymple
FE MeLish
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McMillan
Larker
Spain
Callison
H. Aaron
Mayer Aaron
Eskew to Speak at Anderson Coaches Club Meeting
Commissioner Phil Eskew of Indianapolis will be guest speaker at Anderson Downtown Coaches Club smorgasbord at Linders. 11 50 a.m. serving 12 40 p.m. Presides Dick Peck. Expected large crowd as Ed Jucker of Cincinnati addresses Ladies Dinner Party May 9 closing 1962 63 season.
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Indianapolis
Indiana High School Athletic Association
Anderson
Linder’s
Southwes
Dick Peck
Coaches Club
Ed Jucker
University of Cincinnati
Jucker
Brewing Firm Plans $200000 World Open Golf Meet
A brewing company announced a commercial $200,000 world open golf tournament to be staged in August 1964 at a yet undecided site. The field will include 140 golfers with at least 35 from outside the United States. the winner receives $35,000 and every professional is guaranteed $450. Qualifying will be held in eight zones worldwide, with approval from the PGA of America and tournament director H R Taylor Jr. to tour for global cooperation.
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New York
United States
Henry F. Russell
Russell
Professional Golfes Association of America
H.R. Taylor Jr
Markleville Romps Over Summitville In Big Track Meet
Markleville dominated Summitville 98 to 11 in track with wins in all thirteen events. The Arabians swept the field with multiple firsts led by House, Williams, and Hunter, setting stage for a triangular meet with Mooreland and Wilkinson.
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Wilkinson
House
F. Williams
Harper
Grandison
Gustin
Rudy
Hefferman
Banks
Baker
Hunter
Glass
van Ness
McKay
Sonoff
Redding
Risley
Collier
H. Williams
Sayers
Deeters
Smith
G. Williams
Ewbank Named Coach of New York Jets Franchise
Weeb Ewbank signed a three year contract to coach general manage and serve as vice president of the AFL New York Jets. The Jets formerly the Titans will seek a new era under Ewbank with hopes to move to Flushing Meadows Stadium and build a competitive squad with limited draft activity.
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New York Jets
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Bulldog) Turner
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Don Shula
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Sonny) Werblin
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Polo Grounds
Flushing Meadows Stadium
Celtics Take Game Two Over Lakers 113 106
Boston defeats Los Angeles 113 to 106 to lead the best of seven series two games to none. David Piper of London, 32, noted as a race winner, is mentioned in a separate line about automobile racing.
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Los Angeles
David Piper
London
Fried Chicken and Beef Steaks 99 Cents Special
Special Tuesday and Thursday menu at Red Brick Inn offers fried chicken and beef tenderloin steaks for 99 cents each. Limited quantities and dine in only.
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