Clutch hitters Romano and Essegian power Tribe to lead
Cleveland tops Baltimore 10 7 as John Romano drives in five on two doubles and a ninth inning three run homer. Chuck Essegian stays hot with two key runs and a string of three singles, lifting the Indians to first alone in the AL.
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John Romano
Chuck Essegian
Cleveland
Indians
Baltimore
Pascual
Twins
Harmon Killebrew
Dave Stenhouse
Minnesota
Bernie Allen
Walker
Eddie Bressoud
Red Sox
Jose Azcue
Jerry Lumpe
Lumpe
Kansas City
Gene Conley
Rocky Colavito
Chico Fernandez
Wynn
Tigers
Keouch Will Play For Wally Post In Reds Tilt
Cincinnati manager Fred Hutchinson benched Wally Post when he slumped and slotted Marty Keough in left field for the Reds game against the Atlanta Braves. Batting coach Dick Sisler says Post can regain his hitting touch, with the lineup expected to mirror the Pittsburgh game. The club plans to travel to Houston after the contest for two games with the Colts.
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Milwaukee
Wally Post
Cincinnati Reds
Fred Hutchinson
Marty Keough
Pittsburgh
Robin Sharp In Ist Stint With Orioles
Robin Roberts returns to major league action with the Baltimore Orioles in his first stint, pitching two innings against the Cleveland Indians as part of a 10 to 7 loss. Roberts, 35, dominated early, while manager Billy Hitchcock praised his performance and hinted at a Wednesday or Thursday start.
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Baltimore KH
RABE
Snyder
Robinson
Gentile Powell
Nicholson
Triandos
Vy Brandt
Nansen
Brian
Wil Ams
Roberts
Rolinsen
Wit ' Y Pialt
Adair
Ion Hoeft
Cleveland
RBI
Dillard
Pasbey
Esseyian If
Kirkland
fTomano
Phillips
Kindall
Latman
Stock
Ae Roberts
Wilhelm
Tlatman
Robin Roberts
Baltimore Orioles
Philadelphia Phillies
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Baltimore
Billy Hitchcock
Detroit
New York Yankees
Sports Scores and Schedule Fragments From Today
Kansas City 10 Boston 5 Cleveland 10 Baltimore 5 Washington Detroit 7 Chicago 8. Kansas City at Boston Los Angeles at New York Minnesota at Washington Baltimore at Cleveland. Wednesday Kansas City at New York Cleveland at Chicago Los Angeles at Washington Detroit at Baltimore Minnesota at Boston. Pittsburgh 8 Chicago 4 St Louis 4 Sains 1 Houston 3 New York 2 Los Angeles 8 San Francisco Cincinnati at Milwaukee rain Chicago at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at St Louis New York at Houston San Francisco at Los Angeles Philadelphia at San Francisco
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Kansas City
Boston
Cleveland
Baltimore
Minnesota
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
Los Angeles
New
New York
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Sains
Houston
San Franisco
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
San Francisco
San Fran
Los Ang
Phila
Bob Zimmerman's 68 65 Leads Open Qualifiers
Bob Zimmerman, assistant pro at Moraine Country Club, shot 68 in the morning and 65 in the afternoon at Western Hills to lead nine Open qualifiers. Toney Penna of Cincinnati and amateur Joe Miller Jr. of Hamilton advanced with 143, while Bob Little Jr. of Athens and eight Columbus qualifiers joined for the next round in Cincinnati. The 18 survivors move to a sectional in Cincinnati next month for a Pittsburgh finals berth June 14-16.
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Cincinnati
Bob Zimmerman
Moraine Country Club
Dayton
Zimmerman
Western Hills Country Club
Toney Penna
Joe Miller Jr
Hamilton
Gordon Waldespuhl
Columbus
Bob Little Jr
Athens
Pittsburgh
Remembrance of Lou Kretlow in U S Open qualifiers
Former AL pitcher Lou Kretlow, now a pro in Edmond, Oklahoma, posted 84 and 81 at Oklahoma City Golf and Country Club as part of 2000 hopefuls seeking 396 first berths for the U S Open. Only 151 entrants remain after exemptions, with further regional bookings in New York and Chicago while Palmer and Player loom large.
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Lou Kretlow
Kretlow
St. Louis
Chicago
Detroit
Edmond
Okla
Oklahoma City Golf and Country Club
U. S. Golf Association
White Sox
Oakmont
Oklahoma City
Gene Littler
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
New York
Late AP sports wrapup from Houston and beyond
AP reports travel delays for Casey Stengel and the New York Mets due to jet age problems, NFL owners' spring meeting after court victory over AFL, declining baseball attendance in Milwaukee Baltimore Minnesota Kansas City and San Francisco, Patterson no show for Detroit card, and SEC commissioner Bernie Moore on offseason injuries from inadequate conditioning.
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Houston
Tex
Casey Stengel
Stengel
New York Mets
Milwaukee
Mets
Dallas
New York
National Football League
American League
Baltimore
American Football League
NFL
Buffalo 7 Syracuse 4 in IL action
In the International League Buffalo beat Syracuse 7 to 4. Also Columbus defeated Richmond 5 to 1 and Atlanta topped Jacksonville 5 to 1. Toronto edged Rochester 5 to 4 in 10 innings.
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Buffalo
Syracuse
Columbus
Richmond
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Toronto
Rochester
Rollerbowl Weekly Results Preview
In a fragmentary list of teams and venues including Wright's Restaurant, Airport Snack Bar, Athens Office Supply, Roberts Clothing, Logan's, Spot Pizza, and Team No 4 the results sketch shows scattered scores and placements. The readable items include several team names and shops with inconsistent numbering.
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Wright’s
Athens
Robert’s
Logan’s
Logan's
Roberts Clothing
Baseball leaders from American and National leagues highlight stats
The report lists top performers by batting, runs, runs batted in, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and pitching. Notable names include Kaline, Cepeda, Williams, Koufax, and Purkey with state melees across Cleveland, Kansas City, Chicago, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Cincinnati. A Beulah Park note reports Wilmine’s win in a six furlong race with Junior Sam second.
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Essegian
Cleveland
Jimenez
Kansas City
Howser
Kaline
Detroit
Siebern
Robinson
Chicago
Cimoli
Rollins
Minnesota
Green
Waener
Los Angeles
Aparicio
Chicaco
Wood
Donovan
Belinsky
Pascual
Pittsburgh
Williams
Cepeda
San Francisco
Wills
Mavs
T. Davis
Cincinnati
Ranen
Houston
Pinson
Mays
Banks
Thomas
New York
W. Davis
Purkey
Pierce
Koufax
O'Dell
Von
Wilmine
Beulah Columbus
Beulah Park
Junior Sam
Peck of Trouble
New York hearing questions boxing deaths and rules
Veteran referee Ruby Goldstein faced a three day state hearing on whether boxing should be outlawed after Benny Paret died in the Griffith bout. Paret’s manager Alfaro and trainers Sullo and De Maria testified that pleas to stop the 12th round went unheard amid Madison Square Garden noise. Goldstein said he halted the action when Paret’s back touched the ropes and he stepped in, noting a towel or apron intrusion could have led to automatic disqualification.
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New York
Ruby Goldstein
Benny
Kid
Paret
Emile Griffith
Goldstein
Griffith
New York State
Manuel Alfaro
John Sullo
Joseph de Maria
Madison Square Garden
Bobcats Beat Morehead for seventh MAC win in 1962 season
Ohio Universitys Bobcats down Morehead 6-2 as Bud Dirscherl earns his second win and Bob Vandersleben drives in two runs to set a new RBI record. Frank Globokar hits his first college homer and the team finishes 7-5 in the Mid American Conference with one regular season game left.
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Bob Wren
Bobcats
Bowling Green
Morehead
Ohio
Muskingum
Bud Dirscherl
Eagles
Troy
Western Michigan
Dirscherl
Bill Hirzel
Steve Berryhill
Berryhill
Bob Vandersleben
RBI
Lamar Jacob
Frank Globokar
Cleveland
Eastern Kentucky
Wahama White Falcons Roll In Sectional Opener
Wahama of Wahama West Virginia topped Nitro 1-0 in a sectional tournament game behind Charlie Hargraves three hit pitching. Wahama improves to 15 0 and has a sixth inning run with Bill Jewell scoring on an error after a double. Hargraves struck out nine and walked two in a seven inning shutout. The Falcons play again today at 4 PM at Hurricane.
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Bill Jewell
Hargraves
Wahama
Hurricane
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