Yankees Slump Sparks Red Sox Rally in 2-1 Sweep of Indians
The Boston Red Sox edged the Cleveland Indians 2-1 to sweep the series, cutting New York’s lead as Mantle homered for Detroit but Boston’s Williams and Jensen provided the decisive runs. Ted Williams drove in the go ahead run, while Jack Jensen tied the game on a homer as rain shortened the game. The night featured massive batter action across the league with Mantle, Kaline, and Duke Snider delivering homers for their teams.
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Harrison Wins All-American as Oldest Tourney Champion
E J Harrison, 46, becomes the oldest winner in the All-American tournament with a 10 under par 278 securing first prize of 50 000. He credited a new aluminum mallet putter and lessons from George Lowe, while Earl Stewart and Ed Furgol chase the runners up prizes. Louise Suggs wins the women’s event with a 301, two strokes ahead of Joyce Ziske. Jim Hiskey leads the men’s amateur division with 29 putts. Wanda Sanches wins the women’s amateur title at 315.
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Huskies Schedule Focuses On Close Home Games
Seattle Washington The University of Washington football team offers a near home heavy schedule with six home games and road trips to California to face Southern California and Stanford and a trip to Portland to play Oregon State.
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Nelsonville Leads HVA as Sunnyhill tops Stewart
Nelsonville leads the Hocking Valley Association after an undefeated nine crushed Buchtel 16-9. Sunnyhill defeated Stewart 14-9 at home. The Plains played Chauncey and Coalton. idle second-round undefeated team. Don Simmons starred for Buchtel with four hits. Nelsonville’s big seventh inning fueled their win.
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Moscow Bids For Olympic 1964 Games
Moscow eyes hosting the 1964 Olympics with Spartakiad trials underway and facilities like a 103000-seat main stadium nearby the Kremlin. Competing bids include Detroit Brussels Philadelphia Lausanne Budapest and Los Angeles, as Moscow presses for the 1964 games.
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Franklin Shrine Club win in Point Pleasant league play
In Pony League action at Harmon Park Point Pleasant, 13 to 15 year olds split a doubleheader. Ben Franklin Co defeated Biggs Department Store 12 to 0 behind Bobby Blessing’s pitching, while Bill Baker and Jackie Lewis fueled a 12 run win with multiple hits. Shrine Club topped Pleasant Home Furnishings 7 to 1 as Ronnie Neal held the mound and Rusty Wamsley blasted a three run homer to lead the league leaders.
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Blue Devils and All-Stars win doubleheader in Gallipolis
In Memorial Field Sunday the Babe Ruth All-Stars beat Jackson by one run 7 4 while the Blue Devils, led by Merrill Wilcoxen, defeated Jackson 6 5 after extra innings. Other area action saw the Vinton Jets take two from Gallipolis Babe Ruth teams, while the Dodgers lost and the Jets swept Braves 20 4. A GSI softball rout and heat affecting Babe Ruth All-Stars preceded a late Jackson rally that fell short.
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Rory Calhoun Set to Face Cotton in TV Bout
Rory Calhoun a 2-1 favorite meets Charley Cotton in a 10 round television match at New York's St Nicholas Arena. Calhoun 21 seeks his 23rd straight win, boasting a 22-0- record with 12 knockouts, while Cotton 26 an unbeaten four fight streak carries a 41-9-1 mark with 22 KOs despite tough opposition from Lester Felton Joey Giardello and Franz Stuzina.
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Mantle Opens Series Ahead of Ruth Pace at Fenway
In Boston the Yankees and Mantle push his home run pace toward Ruth's mark as Mantle ties his 37th homer off Jim Bunning in Detroit. Mantle's 10th four base hit boosts the power surge while Ruth's 60 homer season in 1927 sets the historical target.
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Dr Thomas Winner In Gallipolis Tourney
In Gallipolis championship flights Dr R D Thomas upset ranked Walter Vance to eliminate him from play. Ray Clark defeated Russ Smith 35 3469 to 5 and 4. Other results include Rex Atkins beating Rush Krodel one up on the 19th hole and O B Meadows defeating George F Bovie.
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LL Tournament Brings McArthur Past Mason City
Galli Polis and Oak Hill set matches as McArthur advances with a 4-2 win over Mason City in the SEC Little League tourney. Barry Cline fanned 16 and scored the winning run aided by Mason errors. Hargraves started for Mason, Zerkle finished, while McArthur tally two in the fourth and two in the seventh to seal the game.
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Country Club Golfers Vie Weekend Actions at Athens Club
Athens Country Club hosted weekend golf activities with est-ball handicaps and scotch pursomes. Winners included Best Ball Handicap pairs Tom Evans with Dr. William Biggs 66 Norman Dean with Fred Scheicher 66 Larry Snyder with Kermit Blosser 68. Low Net Lola Schleicher with Sack Algeo 33. Low Gross Millie Hall with Frank Richey 41. CHAMP AT 18 Margaret Smith, age 18, earned a notable title.
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Kingston bout results and fighter names summarized
Kingston Jamaica reports a boxing card with Jimmy Ford 138 beating Xan from Los Angeles 1284, and Robert Bolane from Mexico City losing to Ford at 131. MVAYANA Kid Fichique 14 defeated Jal Josato from Philadelphia 10 in a separate match.
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