Gentile Drives Orioles Back To Lead In AL Race
Orioles surge past Kansas City 9-2 as Jim Gentile homers and drives in seven, lifting Baltimore to a one game lead over the Yankees. Chuck Essegian fends off a no-hitter for seven innings in a strong Orioles win while New York stumbles with a split defeat to Cleveland.
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Associated Press
Jim Gentile
Los Angeles
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Orioles
New York Yankees
Boston
Peter Runnels
Dodger
Baltimore
Chuck Essinada
Kansas City
New York
Whitey Ford
Yanks
Cleveland
Roger Maris
Indians
Paul Saints
Saints
Dallas-Fort Worth
Bears
Colonels
Denver
Louisville
Minneapolis
Charleston
Houston
Indianapolis
St. Paul
January and Jennings win Odessa Pro Am title
January and Jennings of Dallas and Lubbock win the Odessa Pro-Amateur in 72 holes with a 258 total, four strokes ahead of Jay Hebert and Bill Hichtower. January preserves the back-to-back-less streak in this event with a 63 final round birdie from 60 feet.
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Odessa
den January
Dallas
Dick Jennings
Lubbock
Bnuary
Jennings
Jay Hebert
Lafayette
Bill Hichtower
Midland
January
U S Wins Canada Cup but Snead Loses Title
Arnold Palmer and Sam Snead led the United States to the Canada Cup at Portmarnock Ireland with Palmer eager to chase British Open glory. Snead tied for third individually after a costly finish as Belgian Flory van Donck captured the title.
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Snead
Portmarnock
Ireland
Arnold Palmer
Sam Snead
United States
Scotland
Portmarnock Links
Irish Sea
Latrobe
Palmer
St. Andrews
Whit Phur Springs
W.va
Flory van Donck
van Donck
Barry Westman
England
Australia
South Africa
Pre-Olympic Meet Sets New Marks
The Bakersfield pre-Olympic meet produced new records as Tra Davis of the Philadelphia Pioneer Club set a hop, step and jump mark of 53 feet 4 inches. Jim Grebe of Oregon Emeral Athletic Assn. set a 1,500 meters meet record 3 42.7. Al Oerter of New York Athletic Club posted a discus meet record 193 feet 12 inches. Phil Coleman of Chicago Athletic Club set a 3,000 meter steeplechase meet record 8 55.6.
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Calif
Stanford University
Tra
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Philadelphia Pioneer
al Andrews
Louisiana State University
Billy Brown
Jim Grebe
Oregon Emerald Athletic Assn
Cyrol Burleson
Oregon
al Oerter
New York Athleic Club
Little League Monday Games Listed by League and Matchups
East League features Ward Road Cardinals facing Giants in the opener and Tigers meeting Dodgers in the second. West League lists Lee Drive Cubs against Red Sox in the first game and Indians versus Yankees in the second.
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Cardinals
Giants
Tigers
Dodgers
Lee
Cubs
Red Sox
Indians
Yankees
Tigers Face Yanks in First Teenage League Game at AEL Park
In the Teenagers League senior division at AEL Park the Tigers meet the Yanks in the opening game while the Red Sox take on the Indians in the second matchup.
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AEL Park
Tigers
Yanks
Red Sox
Indians
New Pro Bowling League Expands Houston Team
A 1961 launch for the National Bowling League with 10 teams including Houston. Backed by AMF Brunswick and major associations, the circuit aims for 16 teams, featuring stars like Golembiewski Carter Smith Welu Nagy. Cities include Dallas Fort Worth San Antonio Los Angeles Omaha Detroit Miami Raleigh Chicago. Draft in Omaha July 1 20, rosters seven to eight players, salaries starting around 6.00, stadiums planned for 2000+.
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Washington
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
Baltimore
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Washington Kraliokna
Fisher
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
St. Louis
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St. Mis
Cincinnati
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TAN Associa’ Sdas
Indianaporte
Houston
Chatterton
Minneapolis
jaling-Fortorth
St. Paul
Denver
Lowsville
Wen Lest Pot
Routisite
St Paul
Dallas-Ft. Worth
Sarteston
Monterrey
Rio Grande
San Antonio
AMF
Brunswick
American Bowling Congress
Bowling Proprietors Association of America
Fred Magee Jr
Dallas
Fort Worth
Omaha
Miami
Raleigh
Billy Golembiewski
Don Carter
Harry Smith
Billy Welu
Steve Nagy
Soth
Fo Ir
High-Strung Piersall Likely To Rest For Nerves
Cleveland outfielder Jim Piersall was ordered to rest to soothe nerves after a Sunday night shock. The high-strung star, who spent part of 1952 in a Boston hospital for a nervous breakdown, awaited a decision from General Manager Frank Lane. Dr. Don Kelly advised rest following an ejection in the Yankees series, and Piersall left for Boston to be with his family.
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Jim Piersall
Cleveland
Cleveland Firebrand
Piersall
Tal
Lane
Frank Lane
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By Benny Moskowitz
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