Indians Moving On Yankees By Jim Hackleman
Cleveland built a five game winning streak as left-hander Jack Kralick moved from Minnesota to Cleveland and dominated in a 4 1 victory over Washington. Kralick struck five, allowed no more than one run, and benefited from a balk-induced run in the eighth. The Indians climbed to within three games of the division lead behind New York and Baltimore.
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Indians Swing Deal for Porretta and Ride as Dodgers Move
Minnesota records show Porcello traded from Twins to Cleveland after a long pursuit. Porro joined Indians at 14, lost first decision, then won six straight, four complete games. Duckworth faltered in eighth as Indians win 15th of 17. Orioles beat Boston as Hitchcock reshuffles lineup and gains best results. Gaines homers for Baltimore. Bruins games and other notes sprinkled across page.
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Scorecard of tonight's MLB games across leagues
Kansas City Drabawsky 61 Los Angeles McBride 64 Chicago Harlen 4 1 at Minnesota Perry 1 Baltimore McNally 21 at Cleveland Latman 2 4 Washington Osteen 14 at New York Ford 6 3 Pelrait Boston Wilson 55 at Houston Bruce 34 at Chicago Ellsworth 8 5 Philadelphia Culp 84 at Cincinnati Purkey 141 Pittsburgh Gibbon 24 at Allwaukee Spahn 93 New York Willey 55 at St. Louis Surdette 6 5 Los Angeles AMiter 4ea at San Francisco Sanford 3 5.
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Leaders American League Batting and Field Totals
Summary of major league leaders including Kaline Detroit batting average 349 runs 44 RBIs 48 and Allison Minnesota 16 homers along with rivals in the National League led by Great St Louis and H Aaron Milwaukee with 54 runs and 51 RBIs.
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Cincinnati
Javier
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San Francisco
Minor League Scores From Pacific Coast and Texas Leagues
Seattle defeated Portland 5 to 1 and Salt Lake City beat Denver 9 to 2 in the Pacific Coast League. In the Texas League, San Antonio won 5 to 2 over Austin in ten innings, El Paso topped Albuquerque 8 to 3, and Amarillo beat Tulse 3.
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Tigers replace Scheffing with Dressen as manager
Boston AP General Manager James A. Campbell announces that manager Bob Scheffing and his coaching staff are replaced immediately by Charley Dressen, with Bob Swift Stubby Overmire and Pat Mullin named as new coaches. Scheffing offered a position in the Tigers organization as the team sits in ninth place.
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Oklahoma Leads as Marti shoots 71 in NCAA golf
Oklahoma State leads after the opening 18 holes of the NCAA golf championships at Wichita Country Club. George Hixson shot 67 to pace Oklahoma State, with Fred Marti of Houston posting 71 among Texas entries amid a crowded field. The low 64 after today advance to match play toward the 36 hole final.
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Texas
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Mark Hopkins
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Kermit Zorley
Ran Folk
Nery Bittee
James Thompson
Ralph Johnston
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Jock Montgomery
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Woman swimmer Mary Margaret targets major channel sprints
New York AP profile of Mary Margaret Revell 25 year old swimmer from Detroit known for record swims. She lists aims to conquer English Channel and other seas this summer, seeking Russian involvement to prove Soviet athletic prowess. She emphasizes physical testing through endurance swims.
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Volkswagen Station Wagon Reveals Remarkable Interior Space
The article extols a Volkswagen Station Wagon unit claiming it is four feet shorter than standard wagons yet capable of holding more people and cargo. It notes five foot wide seats, higher seating, and flexible layouts with or without middle and rear seats to fit a crib, baby carriage, chest of drawers, playpen, or multiple children, with room for nine or ten pieces behind the rear seat.
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Clay Favored Over Cooper In Open Air Title Fight
London's forecast predicts rain then a dry night as Cassius Clay, 21, remains the favorite to beat Henry Cooper at Wembley Stadium in a 10 round heavyweight bout. Promoter Jack Solomons expects a 55,000 crowd and at least 280,000 dollars gross. Cooper, 28, confident, outlines a plan to counter Clay's talking. Clay, unbeaten in 18 fights, has called Cooper names amid pre fight build up.
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Reilly Kovar Hot In Houston Action
Six Baytown golfers compete in the Houston Golf Association Junior City tournament with Mickey Reilly and Dub Kovar among leaders. Reilly 76 leads senior boys at Riverbend, Kovar 275 tops Intermediate, McDowell and Kinsey 80 for senior, King 81 for first flight, Cox 89 for juniors. Senior Play at Riverbend, Intermediate at Sharpstown, Juniors at Sandy Lakes. All five advance to championship flights.
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Woody Kinsey
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Go Round By Tom Murray Critiques Of Colt .45s And Paul Richards
Columnist Tom Murray argues that newspaper criticism of public sports facilities is natural and healthy but warns readers not to confuse blunders with genius. He cites Paul Richards as a shrewd but controversial figure in managing the Colt .45s and Orioles, urging caution in praise or blame. He notes the need for talent development, steady pitching, and defense over flashy power in building a pennant contender.
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