Indians Top Senators 7 2 as Siebert Wins Third Straight
The Cleveland Indians beat the Washington Senators 7-2 to extend their lead in the AL. Sonny Siebert earned his third consecutive victory, lowering his ERA to 2.60 while fanning 11 in 7.2 innings. The win followed strong support from a lineup fueling a potent pitching staff comparison to the 1954 pennant team.
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Ladies Day Prizes Awarded at Mt Anthony Club
Winners receiving prizes at Ladies Day Scotch Foursome included Mrs Ned Healy Eleanor Davis low gross 50 and prize pairs Babe Powers Elsie Lombardo for first low net 36 second low net 39 and Lee Barrett Belva Keyworth for 3rd low net 40. Awards were presented at a Thursday lunch noontime.
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Emerson Stolle Duel Sets Wimbledon Final Showdown
Emerson and Stolle, both Australians and close friends, meet in the Wimbledon final with Emerson favored to repeat last year’s win. The pairing comes amid talk of possible lucrative professional offers, though both claim they will stay amateur. The women’s final features Maria Bueno and Margaret Smith, with Bueno defending her title after a three-set win over Billie Jean Moffitt.
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Allen Gives Phils 2.1 Win over Braves
Richie Allen powered the Phillies to a 2-1 victory over the Braves as Philadelphia extended its win streak to five. Allen went 1 for 3 to maintain a .335 average while Ray Culp earned his fifth win with a three-hitter support from teammates. The NL leaders Dodgers and Cardinals won, Mets and Pirates also played.
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Yanks Hit Fenway Park Tonight
Boston facing tough rut as Red Sox host visiting first division clubs while several regulars are out and Melvin Morehead may start against Stottlemyre tonight at Fenway Park.
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Radatz Faces Challenge in Relief Roles for Red Sox
Boston notes show Dick Radatz struggling in relief more than prior seasons with a 4-6 record and 5.50 ERA. Billy Herman defends using Radatz as reliever, not starter, saying he is more valuable in the bullpen. The Red Sox face the Yankees and battle injuries to Nixon and Petrocelli as Carl Yastrzemski may return.
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Indians Top Braves 9-0 in North Arlington Little League
In Arlington, the Indians shut out the Braves 9-0 behind Keith Rice two hit pitching and a second inning grand slam by Lee Owens. Indians scored four in the first three innings, four in the second and one in the third. Howard Waine had both Braves hits and batted 2-for-2.
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American swimmers sweep six events in Berne meet
In Berne Switzerland three Americans led by 17 year old Cathy Ferguson of Burbank California won six events Tuesday night. Ferguson took the 400 meter individual medley 100 meter freestyle and 100 meter backstroke. Mike Austin of Rochester New York captured the 100 meter freestyle and 100 meter butterfly while Don Schollander of Lake Oswego Oregon won the 200 meter freestyle.
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Grelle Sets New 1500 Meter Record in Helsinki
Portland athlete Jim Grelle clocked 3:40.8 to set a meet record in Helsinki as Peter Snell, Olympic gold medalist, finished fifth in 3:43.7. Cyrol Burleson and John Davies also posted fast times, while Bob Seagren needed fewer misses to win the pole vault at 16 feet 7 inches. Theron Lewis won the 200 meters in 21.2, and Blaine Lindgren led the U S in 110 hurdles with 14.2. Michel Jazy earned the Silver Challenge with a European record of 13 27 6 in the 5 000 meters.
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