Willie Mays Stars In NL Victory: Crowds Boo Yank Mistakes
Willie Mays drove in two runs, scored twice and stole two bases as the National League beat the American League 5 to 3 in the 34th All Star game. The crowd of 44,160 booed the Yankees-led A L as Mays and the N L offense outpaced Detroit’s Jim Bunning who allowed an unearned run in the fifth inning.
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Major League Standings and Today's Games
Major League standings listed with scheduled games across the American and National Leagues. Notable matchups include Boston at Minnesota New York at Los Angeles Pittsburgh at San Francisco Philadelphia at Chicago and a Soldier Field event recalling Gene Tunney versus Jack Dempsey in Chicago.
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Babe Ruth All-Star Rosters To Be Named Thursday
Officials finalize rosters for the Babe Ruth District tournament opening Friday. Senior organizers announce chairmen, umpire, and protest committee as teams from New Castle Anderson Nationals and Americans prepare for Friday 3:30 p.m. action at the South Madison Avenue diamond.
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Galbraith's Wins in Commercial League Action
Two Commercial League slow pitch games were played at Shadyside Park Monday evening. No 1 Beverage defeated Lynch 4 to 2, and Galbraith's defeated Guide Lamp 2 to 0. Linescores and player notes list Lynch and others.
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Palmer fires 66 in British Open tune up
Arnold Palmer shot four under par 66 in windup practice for the British Open at Royal Lytham St Annes. He heads a seven man American contingent as the tournament begins with Palmer seeking a third straight Open title.
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Bob Marshall
Huntington Beach
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Langley Field
South Africa
Gary Player
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Ike
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Julie Hull Elminates Bid at Western Amateur
Julie Hull lost in the first round of the Women s Western Amateur at Broadmoor Colorado Springs. She was defeated 4 and 2 by Ruth Miller of Whittier California and will compete in the Indiana Women s Golf Association event in Anderson next week.
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Broadmoor
Colorado Springs
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Whittier
California
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CIBL Showdown Looms at Memorial Park
Anderson Cedar Lounge fends for top eastern division position against New Castle Cardinals at Memorial Park tonight. Cedar Stars feature Teague and Adcock in hot hitting run while New Castle counters with Keith Biggs. All players to report at 6 p.m. for hitting practice.
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Imaginary interview: Yankee hater vents no sleep and rage
In a playful AP feature, a self described Yankee hater says he roots for everyone but the Yankees, admits sleepless nights and stomach upset when the Yankees win, and recalls 25 years of intensified dislike and family flare ups over games and broadcasts.
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League Leading Frankton Upset By Yorktown In White River
A dialogue framing a sports upset features Yorktown defeating Frankton in White River League action. The exchange includes opinions on Yankee dominance andWinning streaks with recurring mentions of the team and fans' reactions. Strong emphasis on Yankees as an enduring force.
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Golfers At Grandview Win In Tournaments
Results from Grandview Men's Club Senior Tourney show Clyde Bickerson 89 in first place while tie players Bob Blake and Slim Hamreyer at 71 share second, with Les Githaml and Dale Overlin at 73 and Bob Ramsey at 74 in the standings. Holiday Tourney results on Flag Day list Glenn Hartley first, Chuck Munger second, Paul Wycoff third, and Hole-In-One by Bob Potter with Les Gilliam and Jack Beck noted.
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