Yanks Move Into Lead On Terry's Four-Hitter
The Associated Press reports Ralph Terry pitched a four-hitter to lift the New York Yankees past the Cleveland Indians 5-0, breaking a first-place deadlock as Jim Kaat’s five-hitter and other early games reshaped the standings. Terry fanned 10 with one walk, while Roger Maris and John Blanchard hit back-to-back homers in the sixth to seize control. The Twins, Angels, and Tigers also won as Jim Bunning and Claude Osteen pitched well in separate games.
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Jim Bunning
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Red Sox
Tigers
Bill Monbouquette
Frank Malgone
McBride
Angels
Jim
Mudcat) Grant
Roger Maris
John Blanchard
Jerry Walker
Burt Winson
Detroit
Dick Radatz
Norm McAuliffe
Dick Brown
Berbert
Tom Burgess
Orioles
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Major baseball standings and results compacted game notes
The standings show New York leading with a .596 record and 19 games back, followed by Los Angeles and Chicago in the top division. Friday results include New York 5 Cleveland 0. Minnesota 7 Kansas City 0. Washington 2 Baltimore 1. Los Angeles 1 Chicago 0. Detroit at Washington and more.
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Detroit
Pitching Duel Pushes Cleveland to 5-0 Win Over Newark
Ralph Terry and Yanes combined for a four hit shutout with 10 strikeouts and 16 men retired in a row as Cleveland beat Newark 5-0 to seize the American League lead. Joe Hicks of the Senators homered in the ninth to seal a 2-1 victory over Baltimore.
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Cleveland
Newark
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Notre Dame Graduate Richard Musial Classes Up
Richard Stanley Musial, son of Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals, graduates at Notre Dame. Mrs. Stan appears with them in South Bend, Indiana, as the family celebrates the milestone.
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Fullmer Pender Title Bout Set for Aug. 28
Promoter Norm Rothschild in Syracuse announces a rescheduled title fight between middleweight champions Gene Fullmer and Paul Pender for August 2 in Bozeman, Montana. The NBA orders Fullmer to defend by August 5 or lose the title, naming Dick Tiger as leading challenger. last uncounted defense was August 5, 1961 against Florentino Fernandez.
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Paul Pender
Bozeman
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NBA
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Pender
Brooklin
Mass
Rothschild
Paul Sullivan
Marv Jensen
Dick Tiger
Nigeria
Florentino Fernandez
Benny
Kid) Paret
Las Vegas
Spray Leads In Intercollegiate Golf Championship
AP Davenport Iowa Steve Spray of Indianola Iowa held a one stroke lead with 71 74 145 as the National Association of Intercollegiate Golf enters the third round Western Illinois leads the team race with 599 Texas Wesleyan second 605 Minnesota Duluth 619 Eastern New Mexico 621 Whitman tied with 621 Appalachian 625 La Crosse 622 St Ambrose 631 Gene Murphy of Knoxville Iowa part of a five way 150 field to be cut to 30 players and 12 teams after Thursday’s round with Friday’s 18 hole final set
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Steve Spray
Indianola
Iowa
Spray
New Mexico
Western Ilinois
Austin Adams
Appalachian College
N. C
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Len Fiocca
Western Illlnois
Tom Wrinkle
Texas Wesleyan
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Whitman
Washington State
la Crosse
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Kidd Wins 5000 at Comp ton Relays Sets American Record
Bruce Kidd of Toronto defeats Murray Halberg of New Zealand in the 5000 meters at the Comp ton Relays in California. Kidd posts 13 43 08 besting the U S mark previously held by Jim Beatty.
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Bruce Kidd
Toronto
New Zealand
Murray Halberg
Compton
Calif
Kidd
Jim Mews
Devine Rejects Trade Talk Over Sadecki Stand
St Louis GM Bing Devine insists Ray Sadecki remains non tradeable after indefinitely suspending the lefty for failing to show up for a game. Sadecki, 21, sat in his apartment as Crane watched from the press box, planning talks with Devine to settle the dispute.
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Ray Sadecki
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Bing Devine
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Johnny Keane
Keane
Kansas City
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Women’s Handicap Tourney Opens at Atlantic Club
The Atlantic Golf and Country Club hosts the opening of the women’s handicap tournament led by defending champion Nancy Burns. Contenders include Linda McConnelee, junior district winner, and Diane Fuhlendorf as runners-up, with first round pairings listed for twenty matches and several byes allocated to players such as Vaneta Laufer and Jackie Peterson.
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Linda McConnelee
Diane Fuhlendorf
Margaret Murphy
Alice Rees
Catherine Lewer
Arlene Miller
Prin¢tha Cornelison
Zora Bullock
Margaret Istner
Florence Knockson
Lillian Wilcox
Elva Thomson
Joyce McConnelee
Janet O’connor
Hazel Marshall
Anne Kelloway
Janet Linke
Amber Edwards
Michere Laufer
Eleanor Waugh
Virginia Thede
Dagn
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Dorothy Andrews
Bev Freese
Elizabeth Ellis
Ruth Peterson
Vaneta Laufer
Jackie Peterson
Ida Needles
Peggy Hartkopf
Mildred Hawke
Imogene Hiddleston
Marian Holmes
Pat Bullock
McBride Claims Unfair Trial by Cubs in MLB Career
Los Angeles Angels pitcher Ken McBride asserts he did not receive a fair trial with the Chicago White Sox. He continues proving his point by beating Chicago twice last year and shutting them out 1-0 this season, the Sox only games blanked. He previously beat them 1-0 in April on a four hitter and owns four straight wins including a four hitter against the New York Yankees.
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Cubs Drop Giants as Dodgers Rally for Two Wins
Dodgers win 4-spot over Pirates including a suspended game, moving to four straight with Ron Fairly’s two run homer. Giants lose to Cubs 4-3 as Don Landrum breaks a 3-3 tie, Cardinals edge Reds 4-3, Phillies sweep Mets, Milwaukee tops Houston.
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Ron Fairly
Joe Gibbon
Pirates
Joe Moeller
Ed Roebuck
Dick Stuart
Ron Perranoski
Sony Koufax
Don Drysdale
Bob Friend
Two Iowans Into Second Round Of AAU Mat Meet
Two Iowa and Iowa State wrestlers reached the second round of the national AAU meet in New York. Steve Combs of Iowa pinned Joe Ingarozza in 3 minutes 32 seconds at 171.5 pounds after a first round defeat. Very Long of Iowa State defeated Army foe John Etbogen at 154 pounds. Richard Duffy of New York beat Gordon Hassman of Iowa State at 154. Navy’s Hallow Wilson won against Iowa State’s Steve Shippes. Demerits eliminate wrestlers.
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Iowa State
Steve Combs
University of Iowa
Joe Ingarozza
Very Long
Johm Etbogen
Army
Richard Duffy
Gordon Hassman
Hallow Wilson
Navy
Steve Shippes
Milner Named Racing Secretary for Centennial Track
Be gan as exercise boy at Havana 40 years ago William Milner 54 appointed racing secretary for Centennial Track in 1962 season AP reports Milner began his career as an exercise boy at Havana.
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William Milner
Centennial
Havana
Voice of racing Clem McCarthy dies at 79 in New York
Clem McCarthy longtime track announcer and famed voice of racing died in New York at age 79 after a long illness. He had been in a nursing home since 1958 and was a household name among sports fans.
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New York
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65 Pound Catfish Caught at Clendening Lake Ohio
Elmer Affolter of Uhrichsville Ohio reeled in a 65 pound flat head catfish at Clendening Lake in Muskingum Conservancy District. The fish measured 45 inches long and 30 inches around, taken on a drop line in eight feet of water.
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Uhrichsville
Clendening Lake
Ohio
Muskingum Consevancy District
Merchants Edge Essex In Extra Inning Duel
The Merchants outlasted Essex 13 to 12 in eight innings at Essex as walks and an error let Turnure score the deciding run in the extra frame. Raynor Hemmingsen pitched for Atlantic with five strikeouts and five walks. Anderson allowed 16 walks for Essex. Tom Crammer left with a severe arm laceration requiring seven stitches. The Merchants host Dedham Friday and Atlantic plays Sunnyside Park Sunday at 8 p.m.
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Hemmingsen
Tom Crammer
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Stridan
Hendricks
Nelson
Dedham
Carroll Merchants
Atlantic Club
Sunnyside Park
Tesdell Elected President of Drake Alumni Group
Edward S. Tesdell Des Moines attorney was elected president of Drake University's National Alumni Association at the annual board meeting. Tesdell a 1942 Drake law graduate was chosen along with Herbert W. Vetter as vice president and Frank Clark as secretary treasurer both of Des Moines.
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Drake Law School
Herbert W. Vetter
Frank Clark
Baseball Scores From American Association Cache
Denver defeats Dallas Fort Worth 15 to 3 in a one sided game. Indianapolis tops Oklahoma City 4 to 3 while Louisville beats Omaha 5 to 1.
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State Best Ball Tournament at Elmwood Golf Course
The State Best Ball tournament will be played at Elmwood Golf Course this weekend with qualifying through Friday. The championship field will include the low 16 two man teams and two rounds of match play will be held Saturday and Sunday for those surviving. Through 1961 jockey Bill Harfack's mounts have earned $5,800,000.
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Elmwood
Bill Harfack
Kennedy McCormack fight peaks at Massachusetts Democratic convention
The Massachusetts Democratic Party prepares for a three day state convention in Springfield to endorse a U S Senate candidate. Ted Kennedy and Edward J McCormack Jr claim delegate strength well over 900 and 1 000 respectively as balloting for the endorsement is set for Friday. Kennedy, 30, seeks his first public office while McCormack, 38, is a Naval Academy and Boston University Law School graduate.
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Ted) Kennedy
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Boston University Law School
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Boston
Lewis School awards honor seventh to ninth graders
On May 28 the Lewis School distributed multiple awards to seventh eighth and ninth grade students. Recipients included library awards for Alice Armstrong Linda Auerbach Jolene Joyce Shirl Fulton Paulette Sorensen Kathy Gaylord Sue Conn and others. Reading awards named for eighth and seventh grades listed several students. special Crisco award went to Alice Armstrong and II ratings in the state contest earned silver pins for Barbara Woodward and Sharon Gaunt.
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Library
Alice Armstrong
Linda Auerbach
Jolene Joyce
Shirl Fulton
Paulette Sorensen
Kathy Gaylord
Sue Conn
Madonna Alff
Sharon Gaunt
Gary Gaylord
Janet Jobe
Jeffrey Kunze
Ray Marshall
Pamela Miller
Connie Rhoads
Carol Berge
Crisco
Barbara Woodward
Michaels family relocates to Cumberland amid property moves
The Michaels family moved to Cumberland. Jerry shifted from Ames on Monday to the Betterick property vacated by the Dale Langfelts who moved to the Stapleton home. Glen Wolford, who has operated the station for three years, will continue as tank wagon man. Common stock shows a dividend of cents a share versus 62 cents last year.
Sheaffer Pen Co Reports 1959 Net Income Near Record
Fort Madison Iowa W A Sheaffer Pen Co releases annual figures showing net sales of 29 234 000 for the year ended February 28 1959 with net income of 1 387 000 equal to 82 percent of sales. The company indicates results approach a record high set in 1959.
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W. A. Sheaffer Pen Co
Feet relief ad at Gregersen Drug Store
An old style ad promotes T-4-L Solution to ease aching feet and treat athlete's foot. It claims 52 bones joints and ligaments benefit from bathing twice daily and offers a one hour satisfaction guarantee, with purchase at Gregersen Drug Store.
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Gregersen Drug Store
Walnut Alumni Banquet Celebrates 25th Anniversary
Over three hundred attended the Walnut Alumni banquet at the community hall Sunday. Ivan Holtz as alumni president welcomed guests. Rev. William Kuechman gave the invocation. Earl Rice spoke for the senior class. Mrs Carrie Koll, class of 1895, was the oldest alumna present. New officers include Leo Stuart president and Don Mertz treasurer.
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Walnut
Robert Stuart
William Kuechman
Ivan Holtz
Earl Rice
Carrie Koll
Fred Ficker
Vernon Paasch
Boeck Brothers to Open Standard Oil Station Here
The Boeck brothers Jack and Jerry plan a June 11 opening for a new Standard Oil station on Highway 92. The Jack Boeck family recently relocated from the Grace Scott farm near Bridgewater to the Bissell home vacated by the James family.
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