Temple Makes History By Gaining All Star Position
Johnny Temple of the Cleveland Indians will start at second base in the All Star Game in San Francisco on July 11. He becomes the first from his team to reach the showcase after four years as an NL choice. The Yankees lead with three starters including Tony Kubek, while Willie Mays Eddie Mathews and Roger Maris headline the star lineup.
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Tony Kubek
Logan Bees Post Wins in Hocking Valley action
Logan and Buchtel, top teams in the Hocking Valley Association, won non league games at home. The Eagles blanked The Plains 10 0 in the first half while Buchtel rallied to beat Corning 3 2 in eight innings. Pitchers Paul Alspach Jim Matyskella Tim Sommer combined for 15 strikeouts. Kenny Harvey fanned 11 in defeat.
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Jim Matyskella
Tim Sommer
Kenny Harvey
Matyskella
Three Way Tie In Flint Open Golf Drama
Flint Michigan host Warwick Hills sees Johnny Pott Jackie Burke and Billy Casper tied at 284 after 72 holes. Dave Ragan surged to threaten with a final round 74 as leaders faltered, setting up a possible sudden death playoff if still tied after 18 holes.
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Johnny Pott
Jackie Burke
Billy Casper
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Warwick Hill
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Mason Rudolph
al Baldin
Ted Kroll
Bob Rosburg
Johnson vows Floyd Archie ignoring him in title fight stalemate
Harold Johnson the light heavyweight champion bemoans his mood after a 10 round decision over Eddie Machen. He cites Archie Moore Floyd Patterson and Sonny Liston as avoiding a rematch. Johnson may meet Machen again in Philadelphia or San Francisco within about two months due to a cut requiring stitches.
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Sonny Liston
Pat Oliveri
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Dont Underestimate Reds Says Dressen After This
Milwaukee notes the Reds battle for NL pennant status as Cincinnati wins game one on Gordy Coleman three run homer in 13th and takes game two 4 3 on Frank Robinson blast Hutchinson declines predictions saying three months remain in a tough league and that winners need breaks and health.
Fragmented Sandlot Ball Notes Highlight Local Names
OCR fragments mention Paul Kaati Kostival John Brown JaceSinh Jett Rutter and Jack Clark along with multiple odd codes and phrases. The readable items reference a sandlot baseball context with coach Ba ega oe Medien and practice notes.
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Major League Stars in MLB Wins and Pitching Shifts
Roger Maris hit his 22nd and 30th home runs driving in four runs as the Yankees routed Washington 18 to 4. Bobby Shantz led the Pirates with a strong pitching performance as they shut out the San Francisco Giants 9 to 6.
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Baseball scores and standings from Sunday and Tuesday games
Sunday results show Washington routed by New York and other outcomes including Cleveland over Boston in ten innings and Kansas City beating Minnesota. Tuesday schedule lists Detroit at New York Chicago at Minnesota Kansas City at Los Angeles and Cleveland at Baltimore. National League standings include Cincinnati, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Pittsburgh, Milwaukee, St Louis, Philadelphia. American Association and Pacific Coast League results provide minor league scores and city matchups.
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Herman Cups Decathlon Dominates AAU Meet
In Albuquerque Paul Herman and Dave Edstrom won the AAU National Decathlon titles. The pair will join the U S track team on a Europe tour with Herman securing the top spot and Edstrom, second, signaling a possible refusal to travel due to Air National Guard duties.
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Reds sweep Braves as Coleman leads, Robinson shines
The Reds, without any All-Star starters, lead the NL by two games after a doubleheader sweep of the Milwaukee Braves. Gordon Coleman belted a 3-run homer in the first game, and Frank Robinson hit an eighth-inning solo shot in the nightcap to force a three-way tie at the top of the division. Don Drysdale, Pittsburgh and Chicago games also noted with key hits and late rallies shaping the pennant chase.
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Warren Spahn
Frank Robinson
Braves
Don Drysdale
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Philadelphia
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San Francisco Giants
Bobby Shants
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Cincinnati
Eddie Mathews
Jim O'Toole
Jim Brosnan
Bob Purkey
Maris Lifts Home Run Total as Yankees Rally
Roger Maris hits his 29th and 30th homers as the Yankees beat Boston 12-6 in 10 innings. Mantle, Skowron, and Howard also homer. Cleveland wins 12-6 over the Red Sox in 10 innings as the Angels and White Sox fall.
McKinley Lone Yank Reaches Wimbledon Quarterfinals
Wimbledon reports 20 year old American McKinley from St Louis advancing to the quarterfinals, after defeating Warren Jacques of Australia to spark British hopes. Neale Fraser defends as the defending champion while Australia’s Laver loses to Fraser in the finals last two years.
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