Barber Shaves Milwaukee Lead With 2-1 Victory
Sal Maglie pitched seven innings for the Cardinals in a 2-1 win over Milwaukee. Freddie Hutchinson gave him the start after a June 14 move, Irv Noren batted in the eighth, and Larry Jackson closed. Willie Kirkland homered for San Francisco as the Braves’ NL lead shrank.
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Indians sweep Senators in twin bill behind Minoso and Mudcat
Cleveland won 4-3 in the opener and 1-0 in the nightcap as Minnie Minoso hit his second homer of the day and Mudcat Grant tossed a six-hitter for his first major league shutout. Narleski earned win in relief, improving to 9-5, while Hal Griggs took the loss. The Tribe built a 3-2 lead in the first game with a two run single by Vic Power and a bases loaded sacrifice fly by Woody Held. Cleveland hosts Boston Tuesday with Gary Bell set to start.
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Mudcat) Grant
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Bill Proposes Broadcast Ban on Big Leagues
Rep. Albert W. Cretella introduces a bill to abolish the major league farm system and ban broadcasting of big league games into minor league cities. The proposal aims to clarify antitrust status for professional baseball and other major sports and would outlaw owning minor league teams after January 1, 1960.
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Local High School Scores From Nelsonville Meet
Sunday results show Woods Plumbing beating Anchor Hocking 3 to 2 in Nelsonville. Washington D. H. defeated Beulah Park 4 to 6 while Anchor Hocking topped Washington D. H. 7 to 4 and Chillicothe fell to Beulah Park 0.
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Mixed boxing results and sports scores from coast leagues
Hollywood Montoya Smith defeats Muniz in Detroit style boxing action. Jose Torres stops Salva in Yonkers. Detroit heavyweight Hemphill wins on points over Green in Chicago. International League Montreal tops Miami while Toronto at Havana rained out. Pacific Coast League action sees Salt Lake City and Seattle wins with Phoenix and Sacramento upsets.
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Elliott Breaks Mile Mark In Fast 3 57.9 at AAU Meet
Elliott of Australia clocked 3:57.9 to win the mile at the AAU championships in Bakersfield, edging Landy’s 3:57.9 record amid IAAF scrutiny over tenths versus fifths timing. Lincoln finished 3:58.5 as Southern tied the 440 world record at 45.8 with Davis’s 45.7 still awaiting approval.
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Berg Wins 7th Western Open
Berg of St. Andrews Illinois captures her seventh Women's Western Open golf title at Kahkwa Country Club Erie Pennsylvania securing a $950 prize. She finishes 72 holes at 293 with Beverly Hanson second at 297 and Louise Suggs third at 299. Hanson shot 74 and Suggs 73 in the final round.
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York strongman breaks world record with 800 pound lift
Isaac Berger from York Pennsylvania, weighing 132 pounds, snatched a world record in the National AAU weightlifting championships by lifting a total of 800 pounds in three lifts on Saturday night. The mark surpasses the previous record of 796 pounds set by Mineav of the Soviet Union.
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Upset Wood's Plumbers from Nelsonville Beats Merchants 3-2
Dane Hurling and Bob Meadows propelled the Nelsonville Merchants to a 3-2 upset over Woods Plumbers of Columbus in Heart of Ohio League action. Meadows drove in key runs, while Dane limited the Plumbers to two hits over eight innings and struck out five. Kennedy was tagged out at the plate on a tag play by Meadows. John Hoppstetter added two hits for Nelsonville.
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Unbeatens Hold As HVAL Clubs Win In Sunday Action
In the Hocking Valley Association baseball league Buchtel The Plains Racine all won while Jacksonville lost 4 2 to Deeds Dairy Nelsonville The Plains edged Plantsville 4 2 Racine won 5 4 in ten innings over Chauncey Hogan s Bar of Murray City upset Amesville 9 8 as Larry Wolfe fanned 18 over six innings.
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Gonzales At Odds With Kramer On Contract Fight
Pancho Gonzales disputes promoter Jack Kramer over selling his contract and adding Europe to the schedule. Gonzales, 30, leads the Tournament of Champions after defeating Ken Rosewall 19-17 5-7 6-4, with Rosewall 4-1 and Lew Hoad 3-1.
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Bell's Grandslam Clinches Opener Cubs Rally To Nightcap
In Cincinnati, George Crowe stars for the Reds with a 3 for 4 night including a homer as Cincinnati loses 8-6 to the Cubs while winning the earlier game 6-2. Crowe drives in four runs and scales a .340 average with 38 RBIs. Gus Bell hits a grand slam in the opener as Reds surge in the third. Dodgers beat Pirates. Podres vs Lawrence set at Crosley Field.
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Nicklaus Captures Amateur Title at Trans-Mississippi
Nicklaus, 18, from Columbus, Ohio, defeated Richard Norville of Oklahoma City 9 and 8 in the Trans-Mississippi Amateur Golf Tournament at Hutchinson Kansas. He out drove Norville and finished the final 20 holes at even par for a 28-hole match.
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Kroll’s 69 Seizes Flint Open Lead From Bolt
Ted Kroll shot a 69 to take a two stroke lead over Tommy Bolt at the Flint Open. Bolt, who led after three rounds, drops to second as Kroll, 69, nears his second major payday. Don Finsterwald missed the cut after three rounds.
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Althea Gibson Confident Ahead of 72nd Wimbledon
Althea Gibson posits she will win her next match against Christine Truman as Wimbledon opens its 72nd championships. Seeds rank Gibson No 1 and Truman No 2 with a probable final set for July 5. Ashley Cooper starts the men's singles, facing Geoff Owen. Barry MacKay, the lone U S seed, faces Emilio Martinez.
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Santor Partner Beaten in NCAA Best Ball Play
Williamstown mass Christian Santor and Al Burtleson of Stanford win 4 and 8 over Indiana's Ron Roger and Ohio University's Bill Santor in preliminary National Collegiate Golf Championships match play.
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