Maris Hits 24th Homer as Yankees Rout Sports World News
Detroit clung to the AL lead as Whitey Ford blanked them 9-0. Cleveland fell 8-5 to Baltimore while Ford struck out 12 to reach 84 for the season. The White Sox swept the Twins 4-3 and 10-7, Twins losing 25 of 31. Big ninth inning produced 13 Boston runs in 13-12 win over Washington, later Pagliaroni and Del Rice key. Yankees slugged and Ford won to improve to 11-2. Maris hit No 94 and Blanchard, Skowron homered.
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New York
Whitey Ford
Cleveland
Baltimore
Ford
Chicago White Sox
Minnesota Twins
Twins
Camilo Pascual
Bob Allison
Billy Goodman
Nellie Fox
Red Sox
Jim Pagliaroni
Willie Tasby
Washington
Pagliaroni
del Rice
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Reds Extend NL Lead With Phillies Sweep
Cincinnati widened its lead to 142 games in the National League by sweeping Philadelphia 7-2 and 10-0 totaling 12 straight wins over the Phillies this season. Gene Freese led with seven hits in eight at bats and Wally Post hit two homers as Cincinnati dominated Phil pitching for 26 hits in the two games.
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St. Louis
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Cardinals
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Vada Pinson
Wally Post
Phil
Yesterday's Stars in Major Leagues and AHL Scoring
Batting star Del Rice of the Angels delivered a ninth inning pinch homer and a two run shot in the 11th to edge Kansas City 5 3. Whitey Ford of the Yankees tossed a three hit shutout over Detroit 9 0 with 12 strikeouts and Luis Arroyo aid in the ninth. Phil Maloney led the Buffalo AHL club with 102 points on 37 goals and 65 assists, second in the league.
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Kansas City
Whitey Ford
Yanks
Detroit
Luis Arroyo
Mister
Phil Maloney
Buffalo
All American Bowl Opens With McDole and Hageman
In Buffalo on June 23 the West team faces a new All-American Bowl. Nebraska guard Roland McDole Cleft and Kansas center Fred Hageman join Minnesota coach Murray Warmath for the exhibition.
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Roland McDole Cleft
Nebraska
Fred Hageman
Kansas
Murray Warmath
Minnesota
Brumel Sets World High Jump Mark in Moscow
Valery Brumel cleared 2.23 meters to top John Thomas's 2.22 in Moscow, a record pending global recognition. US and conversion rules create a dispute over exact measurement, with AAU officials noting incomplete tables. Brumel and Thomas prepare for a US Soviet meet in July amid ongoing controversy.
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Valery Brumel
Moscow
Valery
Sundar
Tass
John Thomas
United States
Thomas
Boston University
Brumel
Dan Ferris
AAU
Philadelphia
Madison Square Garden
Leningrad
Plain Ben Jones Dies at 78 in Lexington
Hall of Fame trainer Plain Ben Jones who guided six Kentucky Derby winners to victory died in Lexington Kentucky at age 78. He is remembered as one of horse racing's all time top trainers with a storied career and a lasting impact on the sport.
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Lexington, Ky
Littler Prevails At Open to Seize Western Open Spotlight
Gene Littler, fresh U S Open champion, leads Progolf’s roaming group into the $30,000 Western Open in Grand Rapids. His Oakland Hills victory boosts him to fourth on the PGA money list with $21,866 on the year, while Gary Player tops the earnings with $53,704 and Arnold Palmer remains runner-up. John Liechty won Cedar Rapids amateur with a 112 over 27 holes, Tom Holcombe second at 113.
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Cedar Falls
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Marshalltown
Cedar Rapids
Tom Holcombe
Bosad Wins Red Oak Amateur Golf Title
Harold Bosad of Red Oak captured the Red Oak amateur golf tournament with a two over par 110 for 27 holes. He edged Dean Wilson of Omaha Darwin Sellergren of Red Oak and Sam Alexander of Omaha by one stroke with Wilson taking a playoff for second.
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Harold Bosad
Dean Wilson
Omaha
Darwin Sellergren
Sam Alexander
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Zone Trapshoot Set for Atlantic Gun Club Next Sunday
The southwest Iowa zone trap shoot final of four in the state, will take place at the Atlantic Gun club in Atlantic starting at 8 am. About 150 entries are expected for Sunday and 50 for the marathon event the day before, sponsored by Walnut Grove Products in cooperation with the club.
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Harold J. Lang
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Young golfers to state tournament at Osage
Atlantic and Anita players will compete in the Town junior girls golf tournament at Osage with Mrs. Jack Germain of Atlantic as director. Qualifying play begins tomorrow for a 72 hole medal event concluding Friday. Entrants include Suzanne Shirley and five others with several veterans returning.
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Osage
Jack Germain
Atlantic
Suzanne Shirley
Mary Jo Knudsen
Linda McConnelee
Dorothy Germain
Nancy Warham
Jeanne Willenburg
Ane Fuhlendorf
Carol Cappel
Nancy McLuen
Mary Jo
Linda
Dorothy
Diane
Carol
Germain
Dick Knudsen
Merchants Rout Hancock 13-4 Behind Harris Four-Hitter
Gary Harris pitched a four hitter and led the Atlantic Merchants to a 13-4 win over Hancock. Earl Turnure Jr. hit a home run and Merlyn Christensen added a three base hit. The Merchants improved to 42 on the season and play Dedham Wednesday night.
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Gary Harris
Atlantic Merchants
Hancock
Merchants
G. Olson
Earl Turnure, Jr
Merlyn Christensen
Dick Hensley
Atlantic
Christensen
Harris
David Nelson
Ronald Juelsgaard
Jacobson
Gunselven
Martin
B. Hoffman
Olson
Dedham
Former National Pitcher Breaks Rangers String
Moe Drabowski, a National League castoff, twirled four hits in a 4-1 win over the Dallas-Fort Worth Rangers, snapping their nine game victory run. The win widened Louisville’s four game lead over the Rangers as Indianapolis defeated Denver 11-3 and Omaha’s doubleheader at Houston rained out.
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Bobby Hendley
Milwaukee Braves
American Association
Moe Drabowski
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Rangers
Louisville
Indianapolis
Denver
Omaha
Houston
New Non-Surgical Cure Shrinks Piles Uses Preparation H
Science discovers Bio-Dyne based treatment that shrinks hemorrhoids stops itching and relieves pain without surgery. Case after case shows reduction while easing discomfort and the claim that piles have ceased to be a problem with Preparation H available as suppository or ointment.
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Lowary captures two micro-midget features at Atlantic
Jim Lowary of Atlantic won the 25 lap feature and a heat at Atlantic Speedways. Willie Rock Avoca Red Josephson Red Oak Dick Breeling Lyman and Don Cashat Glenwood also won heat races. Pat Crawford Atlantic claimed the trophy dash. National League adds Houston and New York in 1962 marking first gain since 1892.
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Jim Lowary
Atlantic
Atlantic Speedways
Willie Rock
Avoca
Red Josephson
Red Oak
Dick Breeling
Lyman
Don Cashat
Glenwood
Pat Crawford
Houston
New York
Umpire’s Call Sparks Tirade in Detroit Game
Umpire John Rice reverses a call after a ball hit his foot and rolled into fair territory, triggering a furious reaction from Jimmy Piersall of the Indians. Rice had initially ruled out, then changed the count to two strikes as Detroit leans on Tigers catcher Dick Brown and coach Luke Appling observes.
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Tigers
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