Marichal's 4 Hitter Blanks Cubs For Giants Victory
Giants right-hander Juan Marichal pitched a complete game with eight strikeouts in an 8 0 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates. He improved to 11 2, the first 11 win winner this season, while Gene Alley’s two errors aided the shutout. Willie Mays and Willie McCovey provided key hits, including McCovey’s 11th homer, as San Francisco moved into second place.
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UPD
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San Francisco Gien
Pittsburgh Pirates
Os Marichal
Fred Fitzsimmons
Giants
Maury Wills
Roberto Clemente
Y Alou
Juan
Willie Mays
Willie McCorvey
Gene Alley
Kunts
McCovey
Bob Veale
Ana Tas
Cleveland And Baltimore Win AL Contests
Cleveland Indians beat Oakland 6 3 as Max Alvis and Tony Horton drive in two runs each and Mike Paul works 2 1 3 hitless innings. Boog Powell drives in three runs for Washington in a 5 4 win over Cincinnati.
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Max Alvis
Tony Horton
Mike Paul
Cleveland Indians
Oakland Athletics
Me Syerthae
Frankton
von Clendenen
Washington
Jim Goneyghde
Hardin
Fuck Clan
Boog Powell
Hybbi Mnag
Weefsane
Raley Eas Rite
Jimeas
Scan
Fermande
Ay Agen
Sam Mee
Iowerd
Tok
Ataseree
Plaine Staton
Peer Aioe
Firthae
Mikkelsen Replaces Hughes on Cardinals Disabled List
Mikkelsen was called from Tulsa to replace Dick Hughes on the St. Louis Cardinals roster after Hughes went on the disabled list with a sore shoulder. Mikkelsen has a 1.36 ERA in 11 games at Tulsa and will join the Cardinals in Atlanta for Monday night’s game with the Braves.
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UFL
Rew Mikkelsen
St. Louis Cardinals
Tulsa
Dick Hughs
Mikkelsen
Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Dave Dowling
Cards
Jack Lamabe
Ron 1 Piche
Hughes
Atlanta
Braves
ACC Men s Winners Listed By Officials
ACC course hosted an 18 hole men s tourney over the weekend. Low gross was a tie between RC Roberts and WW L Peck at 76. Blind par prizes shared among M W Flesco E B Norbury K J Hull and W J Heller. Other ties noted for Towny Rex Wise and E L Bennett groups with scores around 75 to 77.
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Sinners
Neanaerson Country “Club
ACC
RC. Roberts
WW. L. Peck
M. W. Flesco
E.b Norbury
Sols
Hull
W. J. Heller
Wd. Asgesen
I. A.B. Riggs
de. F. K. Beeler
Rex Wiseheart
E. L
Haris
R. G. Pirse
Grandview Men’s Winners Listed For 3 Tourneys
Grandview lists winners across three tournaments. Low gross champions include Lille 500 winner Joe Niece with 6.2 and 67 marks. Most eagles go to Virgal Sennyler. Most birdies awarded to Bob Arnold and Carlile group A. Pro-Amateur leads include N Perryn Barat Mahoney G McWilliams in the 58 1 6i range. Pepsi-Cola events crown multiple players with scores like 70 and 72 among groups led by H Kettron and D DeHority.
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Virgal Sennyler
Bob Arnold
Carlile
A. Sandala
G. Johnson
Cahmbers
J. VanMeter
Clute Sr
P. Anderson
R. Melzer
Hi. Corbin
N. Perryn
Barat
Mahoney
G. McWilliams
G. Hacker
E. Dennis
E. Asty
H. Kettron
Granger
B. Buxton
F. C ‘Ose
B. Hallius
G.bodkins
C. Barett
Schultz and Rose Win Dual Figure 8 Races at Sun Valley
A Sun Valley double header featured Figure 8 racing with Sonny Schultz of Perkinsville beating Jim Brewer of Noblesville by a car length in one race and Herb Rose of Anderson taking the other by edging Merrill Brown. The program also included hardtop and convertible events with close finishes and no major crashes.
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Jane
Sun Valley Tram
Sonny Schulz
Perkinsvile
Jim Brewer
Noblesville
Jevening
Herb Rose
Anderson
Merrill Brown
Bob Fields
Willow Branch
Bob Smith
New Paris
Ohio
Smith
Clarence Brown
Indianap
Ilolis
Jou Tip Hues
Brewer
Roe
Ste Etna i
Hughes
Hsoohi
Burke
Sr Wimnur Brown
Alex
Steer’ Brown
A Are Anderson
Hatta
Clarence Moun
Dick Frater
Soh
Bi Anderson Geen
Reiting
West Allis Rex Mays Memorial crash claims Ron Duman
In the West Allis track disaster on lap three of the 150 mile Rex Mays Memorial Race, Ronnie Duman died from head injuries after his car flipped several times. Norm Brown of Detroit was critically burned and Darnell, of Deerfield, was in satisfactory condition with burns. Lloyd Ruby won the race at a slow 100.709 mph.
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Allis
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Norm Brown
Detroit
Ronnie Duman
Bay Darnell
Deerfield
Rex Mays
West Allis State Fair Park
Darnell
Daman
Reesay
Speedway
Ind
Mick
Jeident
Brown
United States Auto Club
Lloyd Ruby
Wichita Falls
Tex
Sullivan Coach Named Tulane Assistant
Dick Longo, longtime Sullivan High School head basketball coach, is appointed assistant basketball coach at Tulane University. The Cedar Rapids Iowa native replaces Tom Nissalke, who joined Milwaukee’s new NBA franchise. Ralph Pedersen cites Longo’s proven coaching ability and Midwest Florida recruiting strengths. Longo is a Transylvania College graduate.
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Tulane University
NRW
Orlfang
Cedar Rapids
Towa
Longo
Tom Nisssalke
Milwaukee
Indiana
Kentucky
Ralph Pedersen
Midwest
Florida
Transylvania College
Lexington
High Altitude Camp Sought by U S Squad
New York AP report notes a high altitude training camp in Lake Tahoe California in September. A 10 man subcommittee of Olympic track and field selects athletes from NCAA Armed Forces inter service AAU and Olympic trials for altitude training before the October Mexico games.
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APA
Lake, Tahoe
Calif
Olympic Track and Field Ncaa
Armed Forces
Mexico
U.S. Olympic review board to handle injured trials cases
The U S Olympic Committee forms a review board led by J filmer Lodge to evaluate athletes unable to enter the May 31 to June 21 Olympic trials due to injury or illness. Affected athletes may receive special consideration for a September high altitude camp in South Lake Tahoe and further relief at the trials.
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UPI
Olympic Committee
J Filmer Lodge
T the
U.S
Track and Field Committee
Los Angeles
South Lake Tahoe
Calif
Lodge
Bill Bowerman
Oregon
bin Giegengack
Yale
Edward Hurt
Morgan State
Carl Cooper
Arizona State
Payton Jordan
Stanford
Mike Portanova
Frank
Potts
Colorado
George
Aparicio Delivers Key Double as Sox Top Yankees
New York hosts Chicago as Luis Aparicio belts a tie breaking double in the ninth to lift the White Sox past the Yankees 5 2. Ken Berry Charlie Smith and Duane Josephson contribute in the late rally while Jake Gibbs and Wayne Causey provide earlier run support.
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Luis Aparicio
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Ken Berry
Dooley Womack
Tom McCraw
Duane Josephson
Berry
Aparicio
Charlie Smith
Yanks
Smith
Mel Soulemyre
Jake Gibbs
Gibbs
Wilbur Wood
Bobby Cox
White Sox
Aparicio Sin
Tim Culen
Waynes Causey
Tno
Force
300 Drivers Enter Sports Car Sprints
More than 300 drivers are expected for seven races at Road America June Sports Car Sprints. Defending champ Pipin Hinsdale and Jerry Hansen headline entries. Weekend features 600 miles of racing across classes A to H with multiple 60 to 100 mile races. Motorsports events begin Friday with practice and run Saturday and Sunday.
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Vis
UPD
Red Pipin
Hinsdale
Minnesota
Jerry Hansen
Hansen
Unclear 1920s sports schedule fragment from cities
Fragmented OCR of a sports schedule shows multiple city teams and matchups including Detroit Cleveland Washington New York Boston Portland Phoenix Spokane San Diego Tacoma and others with inconsistent player names and odds. The readable items lack a coherent event or date but indicate a roundup of forthcoming games and pairings.
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Bleise
Alanta
Pitsburga
Houston
San’ Francisco
New York
Detroit
Baimore
Caance
Sparma
Cain
Tay
Dobson
Cleve
Blebert
Belmore Brabender
Washington
Beriaina
Ghlengs Orien
New ‘York
Talbot
Gallernia
Weieht
aaGephy
Er Brunet
Boston
Culp
Stange
Portland
Phoenix
Beaver
Spokane
San Diego
Tacoma
Circuit Court of Appeals Deny Clay's Request
The U S Court of Appeals on Monday denied heavyweight Cassius Clay a rehearing of his conviction for resisting the draft. A panel of three judges held the May ruling stands, rejecting Clay’s claim as a conscientious objector due to his status as a Black Muslim minister. The decision leaves the original conviction intact.
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Clay
Robert A. Ainsworth Jr
James P. Coleyman
David W. "Dyer
Army Services
Ainsworth
Coleman
Dyer
Unanimousy
Dunman Little 500 Star Dies In Milwaukee Race Crash
Ronnie Dunman a two time Little 500 winner died after a third lap pileup in the Rex Mays Memorial 150 mile USAC race at Milwaukee’s Ilwankee State Flo rounds. The Dearborn native, living in Speedway Indiana, crashed after his No 61 car flipped multiple times. He was dead on arrival from head injuries at a local hospital. He first ran the Little 500 in 1936 then won the 1960 local 500 lap race. Survived by wife Betty daughter Honda 12 and son Rick 11 services set for Thursday at Conkle Funeral Home Speedway Indiana.
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Twouume
Sun Valley Speedway
Rex Mays
Ilwankee
Dearborn
Mica
Speedway
Ind
Norm Brown
Detroit
Ray Daniel
Deerfield
Doman
Durman
Conkle
Mest 16Th St
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