Dodgers and Cubs pace NL as standings swirl
Dodgers and Cubs dominate NL action with key homers by Frank Thomas and Ernie Banks. Cardwell beats the Dodgers for the second time in nine decisions as Demeter and Neal homer in a late rally. Braves top Phillies with Mantilla and Aaron homers, Spahn earning the win. Giants stumble as Cunningham hits a tiebreaking homer, while Orlando Cepeda and Willie McCovey provide offense in a tight race sense.
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Sugar Ray Robinson Pender bout okayed for June 10
Boston report says Sugar Ray Robinson and Paul Pender will collide in the Boston Garden on June 10 for a world middleweight title rematch. State boxing authorities approved the fight despite Robinson suspension by New York, with the title recognition still unsettled between New York and Massachusetts.
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Compton Meet to Feature Elliott and Allstar Track Cast
Australia’s Herb Elliott headlines Compton Invitational with knee and leg muscle issues. He faces Jim Grelle of Oregon and Archie San Romani Jr. of Kansas in a star filled field. Thomas, the Boston standout recently at 7 ft 1 1/2 in, makes his California debut against USC’s Charlie Lumas. Parry O’Brien, Bill Nieder, and Dallas Long renew their shot put duel with world marks around 63 feet.
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Meyer Says $1000 Fine By Phillies Is Excessive
Philadelphia pitcher Jack Meyer, facing a $1000 fine after a hotel room incident with teammates, called the penalty excessive and asked for his release to join another club. Phillies GM John Quinn, however, said the team is not entertaining a move.
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Optimist Baseball Opener Indians Tigers Win Senior Play
Culpepper Indians edge Kern Phillips 3-1 in opening game as Tommy Phillips hurls a near no hitter with 10 strikeouts. Paul Anderson Tigers top Scarborough Red Sox 3-2 in five innings, with Ronnie Kluch earning the win and George Laird leading Red Sox at the plate.
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Houstonian Among Memphis Leaders at Open Golf
AP reports the 30,000 Memphis Open golf tournament entering round two with leaders tied at 65 by rookie Bob IShave of Willoughby Ohio and pros Ken Venturi Howie Johnson and Bob Rosburg. One stroke back loom Ben Hogan Fort Worth and Bill Collins Baltimore.
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Deviled Ham Sandwich Filling Tip
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