Flashbacks of Baseball Feats From June 1 Series
Sports flash recalls June 1 milestones across decades. Johnny Neun’s unassisted triple play for Detroit against Cleveland, a 1 0 win in 1 hour 34 minutes. other notes include Ohio Bobcats sweeps, Ashes at Meigs Speedway, Curt Simmons 11 strikeouts, and golf and tennis mentions with Athens links and notable signings.
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Mark Wylie
John Jurkovicc
Ohio University Bobcats
Dayton
Xavier
Meigs County Way
Paul Hooper
Hooper
Meigs Speedway
Legion
Egypt
Philadelphia Phillies
Curt Simmons
Athens
Ben Hogan
Athens Country Club
Harry Begg
Fred Swearingen
Frank Richey
Johnny Jones
E. A
Ted) Sprague
Bill Parmort
John Parfitt
Earl White
Ray Shepard
Carroll Widdoes
Carl Christiansen
Bob Butts
Don Ferguson
Kermit Blosser
Lester Conaway
ACC
Carl Ferguson
Ohio University
Illinois
Vince Costello
Bears Sign Earl Leggett To 1962 Contract
Chicago Bears announce tackle Earl Leggett has signed his 1962 contract, formalizing his stay with the team. Leggett joins the roster as part of the Bears' offseason moves ahead of the new season.
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Chicago
Earl Leggett
Chicago Bears
Six Amateur Games Slated in Hocking Valley Leagues
The Hocking Valley Assn adult baseball and Summer League schedule six games Sunday at 2 p m. HVA games feature Murray City against Plantsville and Buchtel versus Logan with Donnie s Trailer Sales on a bye. Summer League games include Broadwell hosting Athens Amesville at Stewart Cutler at The Plains and Gloucester facing Trimble.
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Hocking Valley Assn
HVA
Murray City
Plantsville
Buchtel
Logan
Donnie
Broadwell
Athens
Amesville
Stewart
Cutler
the Plains
Glouster
Trimble
Reds Move Into Contention With 7-4 Win Over Brewers
The Cincinnati Reds beat Milwaukee 7-4 on strong pitching by Bob Purkey and a three-run homer from Frank Robinson. Purkey became the majors’ first nine-game winner, while Robinson added a double and homer. Dodgers stay hot with 6-3 win over Mets, Ma haffey edges Giants 2-1. Pirates top Cardinals 5-4. Houston over Chicago 10-6. Detroit routs Chicago 13-5. Kansas City tops Washington 1-0.
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San Francisco Giants
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Milwaukee
Bob Purkey
Frank Robinson
Purkey
Robinson
Dodgers
New York Mets
Joe Moeller
Ed Roebuck
Ron Perranoski
Philadelphia
Art Mahaffey
Giants
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Houston
Chicago
Detroit
Kansas City
Washington
Cincinnati
Hank Aaron
Carl Willey
Don Blasingame
Marty Keough
Orlando Cepeda
Felipe Alou
Phils
Billy O'Dell
Bob Friend
Elroy Face
Diomedes Olivo
Pirates
Cardinals
Friend
Dick Groat
Bill Mazeroski
Curt Simmons
Indians Rally Past Orioles For 4-3 Win In Baltimore
Cleveland wins May with 17th victory in 28 games as Al Luplow Tito Francona and Chuck Essegian fuel a six inning rally. Jim Grant, Ty Cline and Francona spark the key hits while the Indians extend their AL lead before a Detroit visit. Francona's error ends their nine game errorless streak.
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Detroit
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Baltimore
Orioles
Indians
New York
al Luplow
Tito Francona
Chuck Essegian
Jim
Mudcat
Luplow
Jim Gentile
Grant
Cline
Francona
Aitless
Essegian
Jim Perry
Tigers
Frank Lary
Major League Bees Beat Detroit In Big Victory
Baseball recap shows Bees defeat Detroit 13 to 5 and Cleveland beats Baltimore 4 to 3 while Kansas City tops Washington 1 to 0. Saturday and Sunday schedules list city matchups and doubleheaders across the league with several tense finishes.
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Washington
Minnesota
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
Baltimore
New York
Los Angeles
Boston
Kansas City
Brewer leads Memphis Open after 64 as Palmer falters
Gay Brewer Jr. shoots 32 32 64 to lead the Memphis Open at Colonial Country Club over 6501 yards. Arnold Palmer struggles with a faulty putting stroke, carding 35 36 71. Gary Player Billy Maxwell Don January follow with 65s in the tight leaderboard as day two proceeds.
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Memphis
Tenn
Gay Brewer Jr
Brewer
Colonial Country Club
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Billy Maxwell
Don January
Gay Brewer
al Balding
Tony Penna
Don Finsterwald
Gene Littler
Canes ROLLE Summer Trio 1 Team No 6 et j
Listing of bowling teams and results from a summer league week with pairings and scores. Includes team numbers such as No 6 and No 1, 8, 4, 10, and sponsors Union Printing Besco Carry Out Biggs Griffith Adams Green Cuckler Pender grass. No decisive outcome provided.
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Jimanott’s
Beseo
Ome
Union Printing
Douglas Rambler Pearence
Teamo
Patterson Liston Title Fight Date Set in Chicago
Promoters fixed the September 25 bout date for the Floyd Patterson Sonny Liston heavyweight championship in Chicago. Revenue potential estimated at 85 million, with event likely drawing major boxing attention and large crowds.
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Patterson-Liston
Chicago
Floyd Patterson
Sonny Liston
Chica
al Bolan
Championship Sports, Inc
Patterson
Liston
Ward Wilke Divide Purse From Indy 500 Race
Rodger Ward of Indianapolis and Bob Wilke of Milwaukee share in a record 124 515 purse for winning the 500 mile race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Wilke owns the car Len Sutton drove to second for 44 566. Parnelli Jones won 33 516 for seventh place. Ward also earned a 5 000 Studebaker Avanti.
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Indianapolis
Rodger Ward
Bob Wilke
Milwaukee
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Wilke
Len Sutton
Portland
Ore
Parnelli Jones
Torrance
Calif
Ward
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Ed Bailey
Don Hoak
Wally Post
Gus Bell
Jim Brosnan
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Pete Whisenant
Minnesota Twins
Joe Nossek
Twins
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Chuck Stobart
Gallia Academy
Mt. Vernon
Carmen Scrubbio
BUICK
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Familiy Weekly
Palmer Street
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Associated Press
Mets
Larry Burright
Roebuck
Perranoski
Mahaffey
St. Louise
Lindy McDaniel
Carl Warwick
Colts
Jim Pendleton
Don McMahon
Don Elston
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Perry
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Conkey & Perry
Rollerbowl
Gas Co
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Belk-Simpson Market
Richard's
Tuppers Plains
Johnson's Furniture
Awe
Hoon Building Service
Werkly Results Gas Co
Belk-Simpson
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Richard’s Market
West Fairground Gate
West Union ST
Athens, Ohio
Comiskey Park
Illinois Athletic Commission
New York State Athletic Commission
Listen Alicense
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Walter Slezak
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