Race With Tribe Yanks Keeps Chisox Pilot Busy
Sox coach Marty Marion juggled players and pitchers as Chicago split a twi-night with Baltimore. The day’s schedule left the Sox two games behind the Yankees in the AL lead and a game ahead of the Indians, who beat Washington. Highlights include Minnie Minoso moving positions, Nellie Fox homering, and Sandy Consuegra
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Tribe
Yanks
Marty Marion
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Baltimore
Sox
Detroit
Washington
Marion
Minnie Minoso
George Kell
Ron Jackson
Bob Nieman
Nieman
Nellie Fox
Millard Howell
Harry Dorish
Sandy Consuegra
Sandy
Bobby Young
Chicago
Mike Fornieles
Fox
Fornieles
Billy Pierce
Pierce
Consuegra
Boston
Kansas City
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
Giants
Peacock Fractures Champion in Knockout Victory
Billy Peacock known as Sweetpea from Los Angeles blasted National Boxingweight champion Jon Macias with a decisive third round knockout on Wednesday night. The punch fractured Macias jaw and ended the bout at 2 minutes 29 seconds into the third. Macias entered as a favorite after last year’s Mexico City rematch. Peacock’s eye and nose injuries from that fight were noted, and the bout was nationally televised.
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Angeles
Billy
Sweetpea
Macias
Peacock
Mexico City
Fishing Outlook Dim Across Ohio Statewide
Ohio wildlife reports say fishing has been fair statewide with limited weekend improvement. Sandusky Bay and Lake Erie show fair action with perch catfish and crappies, while Lake St Marys Ox Bow East Harbor and Van Buren Lakes run good for bass crappies and catfish. Streams are mostly clear to rolling with few fish, and several central southern and southwestern lakes report fair to good catches of bass crappies and catfish.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Lake Erie
Sandusky Bay
Bass Island
Lake St. Marys
East Harbor
van Buren
Ashtabula
Portage Lakes
Summit County
East Central
Highland County
Grant
Kiser
Stonelick
Cowan
Indian
Loramie
M County
Decker
Swift Run
Mad River
Champaign County
Rotary Nips Kiwanis 6-5 in Little League
Rotary defeated Kiwanis 6-5 as Kiwanis led 1-0 in the first inning. Rotary answered with three runs in the fourth and two in the fifth to win. Main earned the win with Riggs backing him up. Braves beat Indians 7-5 in Pony League as seven runs came in the fourth. Mantle first Yankee to homer in every club this season.
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Rotary
Kiwanis
Braves
Main
Riggs
Indians
Nelson and
Poston
Mickey Mantle
Yankees
Bell Leads Cubs Victory Over Reds In Nine Inning Classic
Bell drives in three with a homer and two doubles as Brooklyn falls to Cincinnati 5-4. Gilliam adds two RBIs, Furillo and Adams collect two hits each, while Erskine and Spooner log key pitching moments and Minarcin earns the win.
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Teelencows
Spooner
Newcombe
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Gilliam
Erskine
RBI
Bell
Adams
Furillo
McMillan
Temple
Kluszewski
Bb— Erskine
What Keeps Bob Feller On Mound
Washington D C report notes Bob Feller for the Indians struggled in a 7 0 loss to the Washington Nationals. At 37 he has lost three straight decisions and failed to finish many games this season despite a long major league career with notable past seasons including a May 1 one hitter. Johnny Groth Roy Sievers and Clint Courtney provided the offense for the Nationals as Feller exited after four runs crossed.
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St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee Braves
Billy Hoeft
Yankees
Babe Khere
Tigers
Jim King
Frank House
Eddie Robinson
Yanks
Washington
Dean Stone
Tribe
Johnny Groth
Roy Sievers
Nats
Paul Minner
Herm Wehmeier
Braves
Gene Conley
al Schoendienst
Solly Hemus
Bill Virdon
Paul LaPalme
Luis Arroyo
Pirates
Bob Feller
Washingtonationals
Cleveland
Indians
Boston Red Sox
Feller
Ame
Mick Vernon
Groth
Clint Courtney
Sievers
Finsterwald in Field 161 Players Seek Open Title
The 55th United States Open golf championship begins in San Francisco with 161 players including Don Finsterwald of Athens and defending champion Ed Furgol. The 72-hole event at Olympic Club features many stars and a likely winning score over par 280 as players contend for the crown.
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San Francisco
Ed Furgol
Don Finsterwald
Athens
Finsterwald
Ben Hogan
Ution
Bobby Cre i Ruickshank
Hogan
Washington, D. C
Beane Deman
Harvie Ward, Jr
Olympic Country Club
Furgol
Baltusroll
New Jersey
Cooleys Perfect Bat Leads Fellowcraft Past City Food Market
Fellowcraft defeated City Food Market 13 to 5 in City Softball League action. Chuck Cooley went four for four with a perfect night at the plate, supported by Dick Essex and teammates who collected two doubles and a homer. City Food Market led early with two runs in the first before Fellowcraft surged with multi inning scoring.
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Paul Efaw
Fellowcraft
City Food Market
Chuck Cooley
Dick Essex
Cooley
Lee Lee Clark
Clair Berry
Jim White
Berry
Jez Puzz
Essex
Don Efaw
Chuck Dalley
Don Grafton
Larry Gleeson
Cty Food
Grafton
Ed Frey
Swearingen's
Athens Machine Shop
Athens High Athletic Field
Dalley
Whitehouse
Charles Rice No Hitter Powers Point Service to 13 0 Win
Charles Rice pitched the season's first no hitter as Point Service Store defeated Doc's Fine Food 13 to 0 in four innings. Roger Greenlee hit a first inning homer with one on, and Rice struck out 11. Somerville Motors beat Hartley Sales 16 to 4 in four and a half innings. Butch Newton won the opener for Point Service, while Butch Gardner took the loss for Hartley.
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Point Pleasant
Somerville Motors
Hartley Sales
Point Service
Charlies Rice
Doc's Fine Food
Hartley
Somerville
Doc's
Butch Newton
Butch Gardner
Rice
Doc
Roger Greenlee
Jimmy Wamsley
IOC Awards 1960 Games to Rome
The International Olympic Committee awarded the 1960 Summer Games to Rome. A decision on the 1964 Winter Games was to be announced Friday. The 1956 Games will be held in Australia. European hosts are favored by a rule that summer games occur in Europe about two thirds of the time.
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Paris
International Olympic Committee
Rome
Australia
Europe
Lions and Indians Playday Schedule On Thursday and Friday
Lions meet Nyes at 6 p m on Kawan field and Indians face Braves at 10 a m on Putnam Field. Peewee action Friday has Eagles vs Hawks at 9 a m on Putnam Field with Athens Country Club providing transport from the high gym at 9 30 a m.
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Lions
Nyes
Kawanis
Indians
Braves
Putnam Field
Peewee League
Eagles
Hawks
Athens Country Club
high _ gymnasium
Pheasants Lose Double Triple Plays Tight Games
Aberdeen Pheasants of the Northern League pulled off two triple plays in five days but lost both games. They defeated Eau Clair 6-4 in the first game and fell 2-1 in the later contest.
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Aberdeen, S. D
Aberdeen Pheasants
Pheasants
Eau Clair
Goins
Western Michigan Wake Forest Clash for NCAA World Series Berth
Western Michigan and Wake Forest square off for the NCAA college world series bid after a back and forth series. Western won 90 on Monday, Wake Forest answered with a 10-7 win Tuesday, leaving the deciding game to tonight with Gary Graham or Buck Fichter or Bill Walsh projected for the mound.
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Omaha
Western Michigan
Wake Forest
Broncos
Wake
Deacons
Aggies
John Stokoe
Bob Garrett
Gary Graham
Buck Fichter
Bill Walsh
Tribe Signs Catcher Edmund Zander To Keokuk Pact
The Cleveland Indians announced Edmund Zander an 18 year old catcher from Yakima Washington has been signed to a contract and assigned to Keokuk Iowa in the class B Three I League.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Edmund Zander
Yakima, Wash
Keokuk
Iowa
Women's Golf Test Enters Second Round at Lake Bluff
Medalist Barbara McIntire of Rollins faces Virginia Dennehy of Lake Forest in the 11th National Women's Collegiate Golf Tournament second round at Shore Acres Club. Dennehy beat Susan Driscoll 6 5. McIntire is a Toledo district champion. Upset: Sophie Newcomb’s Berridge Long, 18, defeated Pat Lesser 3 2.
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Lake Bluff
Barbara Mcelntire
Rollins
Winter Park
Berridge Long
Sophie Newcomb College
New Orleans
Huntington
W. Va
Pat Lesser
Seattle University
Walker Cup Star Heads Golf Play
Jimmy Jackson, 32, defending Trans Mississippi champion, faces John Morrell in the tournament's second round. Jackson won 7 to 6 over Glen Oatman earlier, as the 16-match afternoon field opened with eight seeds present and three missing.
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Des Monies
Jimmy Jackson
John Morrell
Chicago
Jackson
Glen Oatman
Kansas City
Morrell
Boxing Results From Various Cities
In Los Angeles Billy Peacock knocked out Raoul Macias in a non title bout. In Montreal Bobby Courches and Pat Marcune fought to a draw. In Fredericton Tom Dixon knocked out Gaston Boy in Charlottetown.
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Los Angeles
Billy
Sweetpea) Peacock
Raoul (Raton) Macias
Mexico City
Montreal
Bobby Courches
Holyoke
Mass
Pat Marcune
Brooklyn
Drew
Fredericton
N. S
Tommy Dixon
New York
Gaston Boy
Charlottetown
Indians and Orioles Make Key Trades At Major League Deadline
The Cleveland Indians and Baltimore Orioles made the only major moves as the trade deadline passed. Indians acquire Gene Woodling and Billy Cox while Orioles ship Harry Byrd and bolster the deal with Cox and Preacher Roe from Brooklyn for about 55 thousand dollars. Other teams also made moves including Earl Torgeson to the Tigers and Ted Gray signing with the Indians.
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Cleveland Indians
Baltimore Orioles
Indians
Gene Woodling
Billy Cox
Woodling
Byrd
Orioles
Yankees
Bob Turley
New York
Cox
Preacher Roe
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Detroit Tigers
Earl Torgeson
Philadelphia Phillies
Tigers
Ferris Fain
Jack Phillips
Ted Gray
Gray
Washington
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis Cardinals
Hester
Houston
Floyd Woolbridge
Mel Wright
Rochester
Herb Moford
Barney Schultz
Pittsburgh
George Freese
Ben Wade
Hollywood
Lino Donoso
Phillies
Ronnie Negray
St. Paul
Dave Cola
Chicago Cubs
Owen Friend
Louisville
Minoso Klu Regain Lead In All Stars
Minoso and Kluszewski regained early leads in the All Star fan ballot. Minoso edged Gus Zernial 15,072 to 14,311 in the American League left field race, while Kluszewski led Stan Musial 16,774 to 15,312 at first base in the National League. Balloting closes July 1 for the July 12 game at Milwaukee County Stadium.
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Chicago
Orestes
Minnie) Minoso
Chicago White Sox
Ted Kluszewski
Cincinnati Redlegs
Minoso
Kansas City
Gus Zernial
Zer
Kluszewski
Stan Musial
St. Louis
Musial
Milwaukee County Stadium
Roberts Leads At National Senior Golf Championship
John W. Roberts Jr., a freshman member of the United States Senior's Golf Association, shot 36 37 73 on the Apawarnis Club par 72 course to lead defending champion J. Ellis Knowles of Rye by one stroke.
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United States
Golf Assn
John W. Roberts
Association
Apawarnis
J. Ellis Knowles
Rye
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