Wilhelm blanks Kansas City for 9th win
Knucklballer Hoyt Wilhelm pitched his ninth straight win, a 3-0 Baltimore victory over Kansas City. He limited the Athletics to seven hits with three strikeouts and one walk, while Billy Klaus drove in the game's only run and Gus Triandos added a sixth inning homer.
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Boxing Division Revival Headlines Lane Versus Ortiz at MSG
Kenny Lane of Muskegon and Carlos Ortiz, a Puerto Rican born New Yorker, meet in a 12 round junior welterweight bout revived after being inactive since 1946. The winner could challenge Joe Brown for the title, with Lane and Ortiz both highly ranked and previous rivals. The program also features Hart versus Logart on ABC and Lane-Ortiz on NBC radio-TV.
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Gilbert Captures Three Crowns In NAIA Track Event
Elias Gilbert led Winston Salem's trio to the NAIA Small College Championships title with wins in the 440 yard hurdles 220 yard hurdles and 120 yard hurdles. The 23 year old hopeful eyeing NCAA AAU and Olympic trials spoke of staying relaxed and joked with teammates to ease nerves amid a brisk wind and heavy schedule.
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Bears blank Charleston 1 0 in series finale
Denver Bears beat Charleston 1-0 as Bob Thorpe tripled and scored on John Jaciuk’s single in the second. Ed Donnelly pitched seven shutout innings for the win, despite a blistered hand, while Jim Stump absorbed his fourth loss.
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Fisherman’s Skill Outweighs Bait Moon or Weather
Jim Dalton’s Outdoor reviewing stand emphasizes that no single bait or weather cue guarantees success. He argues the angler’s own ability, technique, and retrieve action determine results, regardless of cold fronts moons or rain.
Officials Drop Third All-Star Cage Game In 3rd Year
The North and South high school stars split two games with a 1 game apiece. Officials decided not to stage a third contest, citing players needing work and coaches' schedules. Rod Thorn led the South with 38 points in a 105 4 win.
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Standings Of The Clubs In The American League
Cleveland leads with 7-3 after a 7 to 3 win while New York sits at 5-4 and Boston at 5-4. Baltimore trails with 3 wins, Detroit has 6 losses, Washington 4, Chicago 92, Kansas City 0. Detroit at Boston features Running 54 against Brewer 3-3 in the only game.
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Belmont Stakes shakeup as Black Hills wins Peter Pan
Belmont Park shifted after Black Hills, a Bay colt, upset the expected Belmont duel between Royal Orbit and Sword Dancer by winning the Peter Pan Handicap. Bagdad finished second, Royal Orbit third, with Sword Dancer absent.
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Vees Extend Winning Streak With Doubleheader Sweep
Richmond Virginians beat Montreal 14 4 1 to stretch IL streak to eight games. Fritz Brickell drove in the first run with a fourth inning single, and a two run fluke hit by Frank Leja produced most runs in the opener. Ed Dick earned his fourth win, while Montreal’s lone run came on Ken Aspromonte’s single and Billy Harris’s double in the fifth of the nightcap.
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Bluefield Golfers Outstroke Tazewell
Bluefield won its opening inter club match at the Country Club Sunday scoring 3642 points while Tazewell finished tied. Gale Johnson led Bluefield with two rounds of 35 par 70, and Dave Stanton led Tazewell with 72 as Jack Mitchell shot 32 for 9 holes. A return match is set at Tazewell next Sunday June 14 against Beckley’s Black Knights.
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Betsy Rawls Wins Women's Pro Round Robin Title
Betsy Rawls of Spartanburg South Carolina won the Women’s Professional Round Robin at Canoe Brook Country Club in Summit New Jersey. She finished with a plus 62, earned first prize of 1550 dollars and raised 1959 earnings to 10550 dollars.
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Ragan Wins Eastern Open Narrowly Over Littler
Florida pro Dave Ragan, 23, edged Gene Littler, 28, at the Eastern Open in Baltimore finishing two under par 70 for 272 total after a birdie on the 16th. Littler finished one under 71 for 274, with Don Whitt and Henry Ransom tied for third at 275.
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Several Cities
Results show Milwaukee 8 Los Angeles 2 and San Francisco 5 1 Cincinnati Chicago 4 1 Pittsburgh 2 0 Philadelphia 11 0 St. Louis 92 Chicago at Milwaukee More head 02 Burdette 84. San Francisco at Pittsburgh N Miller 3 1 Kline 5 3. Only games listed.
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Pistone Wins Old Dominion 500 at Martinsville
Tom Pistone of Chicago led the 301st lap and held the lead for a six lap victory in the Old Dominion 500 stock car race for late model convertibles in Martinsville Virginia. His time for the 500 lap event was 4 03 31 with an average speed of 61.0 mph, below the event record.
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Stirling Moss Wins Long Endurance Race
Britain's Stirling Moss and co pilot Jack Fairman drove an Aston Martin to victory in the 1000 kilometers Nuerburgring endurance race at ADENAU. They beat Phil Hill and Oliver Genedbien in a Ferrari by 48 seconds with another Ferrari third and a Porsche fourth.
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International League Scores Report
Columbus 9 Toronto 6 Ind game. Miami 3 Buffalo 0 1st game. Havana 2 Rochester 1 1st game. Houston 3 Fort Worth . Richmond 4 Montreal 1 2nd game. Pacific Coast League San Diego 4 Spokane 2.
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Cubs Gain Twin-Win Over Pirates SF Reds Divide
Milwaukee Braves explode for eight runs in the seventh to beat the Dodgers 6-2 as Bob Buhl works four-hit ball. Bill Bruton racks four hits and Andy Pafko clears the bases with a pinch double. Cubs sweep Pirates 4-2 and 1-0 behind Haddix and Friend. Orland Pena shines in Cincinnati San Francisco doubleheader. Phillies and Cardinals split a twin bill with 11-9 and 2-0.
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