Yankees sweep White Sox ten straight in early season
The Yankees extended their season series sweep over the Chicago White Sox to ten straight with a 6-5 win. Tom Tresh, Roger Maris, and Joe Pepitone each had two hits as New York moved a half game ahead of the idle Orioles in the pennant race.
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Gene Fullmer and Marv Jenson End Boxing Careers
Salt Lake City Utah former middleweight champion Gene Fullmer and longtime manager Marv Jenson announced their retirement from professional boxing at a luncheon at the Hotel Utah. Fullmer 32 ends an active career after 64 bouts with 55 wins six losses and three draws and cites inactivity and family pressure. Jenson who fought and trained since the 1930s followed, ending a partnership that defined Utah boxing with Fullmer’s world title wins over Sugar Ray Robinson and Carmen Basilio and a later loss to Dick Tiger.
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Moose Upsets Display In Bennington Little League Action
Greg Mears hit his second home run of the season and drove in three more as the Moose defeated the Display 6 to 6 in Bennington Little League action. Chris Gates earned the win while Ernie Hoisington took the loss after a rough third inning.
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Man reels in 17 pound fish may be bullhead or catfish
Fred Bovey and Russell Parks fished at East Dorset Pond using a live minnow and an Orvis rod when a 17 pound fish struck at 9:30 p m The catch sparked debate over whether the fish is a bullhead or a channel catfish The pond spectacle drew about 50 onlookers and the animal’s identity hinged on fin features and tail shape with the possibility of a future record depending on its classification.
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Six Chosen For AL All-Star Lineup At Shea Stadium
The American League starting lineup for the All-Star game at Shea Stadium on July 7 includes Tony Oliva and Harmon Killebrew of the Twins along with Bob Allison. Yankees contribute Bobby Richardson Mickey Mantle Elston Howard, with Jim Fregosi and Brooks Robinson named as the other starters. Al Lopez will select pitchers and remaining players within two weeks.
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Torre Picked For All Star Position
A youth named Joe Torre, once mocked as a fat, awkward teen, transforms into a top baseball prospect. After brotherly counsel, diet, effort, and a catcher’s mitt, he rises from Eau Claire to Louisville to the Atlanta Braves, earning an All Star nod as a catcher.
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Baseball Leaders and ALNL Batting Averages
The Leaders National League players Oliva Minn 342 H 92 AB 269 48 runs 92 hits .342. Frgosi LA 335. Huron Was 327. American League Killebrew Twins 22 Allison 17 Colavito 15 Wagner 15 Gentile 14. National League Mays Giants 22 Williams Cubs 17 Howard Dodgers 15 Robinson Reds 13 Allen Phils 13.
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Baseball pitch schedules and results from early season games
Baseball standings show San Francisco leading with 38 26 and .594. Tuesday features doubleheaders and night games across Cincinnati Chicago Philadelphia and Los Angeles. Wednesday schedules include Chicago at Philadelphia and multiple night games across major leagues with pitchers listed for each matchup.
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Saratoga Entries Show Races by Pace and Division
The card lists horses and entries across multiple pace and trot divisions at Saratoga. Races include 1st through 9th pace events with mile distances and purses from $64 to $4,500. Notable names include Reidie Wick, Dazzling Manners, Miss Kent Star Zest, Stoney Ltd Pare, and The Town of Bethlehem divisions.
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Louise Purdue
Kent Star Zest
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Golden Frost
Calypso
Borderview
Carrie Frosty Beau
Ches Sue
Stoney Ltd
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Little Lord
Emla’s Gal
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Stormy Joe
Little Man Force
Clayhaven Lizzier
Lee Croft
Mr. Gordon
Red Oakie
Babe Dares
Velvet Demon
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Colonie Prince
Ezra
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Poplar
Lady Enchantress
Success Tom
Meadow Stacey
Sunny Malone
Wayne C
Mr. Melburn
Thomas Brook
Sparta
Warder
Charming Karen
Majesty Farrel
Pleasant Echo
Major Royal
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Chip of
Red Rustler
Shadydale Luster
Weldon Creed
Duffette
Jim Blaze
Kate Jarrettowniff
Saratoga Results Ist Trot Mile $3 000 Del Mar Kiwanis Club
Racing list shows Ist trotting results with Volcano Hanover Drum Butcher Melostar Rodder and others. second to ninth races posted, with attendance 2 853 and handle $132 758. a.m. flight to Cincinnati mentioned. Also notes Joe Torre's later baseball All Star votes and Y A Tittle considering retirement after 1964 season.
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