Boros In Flint Leads With First Round Record Of 66
Julius Boros birdied four of the first five holes to set a first round scoring record with 66 in the Flint Open at Warwick Hills. He leads Jerry Pittman by two strokes as Al Menegert Bob Charles and Gene Littler sit at 69. The field features 70s and 71s with the cut to the low 75 and ties after Saturday’s second round.
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Braves Dump Pirates 9-5 as Aaron homers to cap win
In Pittsburgh, Denis Menke delivered an eighth inning RBI single to score Joe Torre, breaking a tie and sparking Milwaukee to a 9-5 victory over the Pirates. Hank Aaron hit his 17th homer in the ninth as Frank Funk earned his first NL win, while Harvey Haddix took the loss.
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Indians Rally in Eighth for 8-1 Victory Over Senators
Cleveland exploded for eight runs in the eighth inning including three on a sacrifice bunt mishandled by pitcher Rokie Duckworth. Woodie Held led off with a walk, Willie Kirkland singled, and Dick Howser sacrificed. Duckworth misplayed, enabling all three runs. Vic Davalillo and Max Alvis added run producers as Pete Burnside closed the frame. Donovan earned win to improve to 3-4. Duckworth fell to 2-3.
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Standings And Saturday Night Baseball Schedule
Standings show Los Angeles 4 Chicago 1 and a full night slate. Matchups include St. Louis at New York Milwaukee at Pittsburgh Cincinnati at Philadelphia Los Angeles at Chicago San Francisco at Houston Minnesota at Los Angeles Chicago at Kansas City New York at Detroit Cleveland at Washington Boston at Baltimore with listed pitchers and records for each.
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Braves Put Burdette On Sale
The Milwaukee Braves placed righthander Lew Burdette on waivers and reportedly sought to move him out of the National League. The Cardinals claimed Burdette, and Baltimore of the American League was mentioned as a potential destination.
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Mantle Placed on Disabled List by Yankees
Mickey Mantle is on the disabled list after breaking his left foot crashing into a Baltimore outfield fence. The New York Yankees expect a minimum five week absence, with cast removal planned for three weeks and return not before two weeks after cast removal. Manager Ralph Houk made the call after consulting club doctor Sidney Gaynor.
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Oldham Wins Show On Western Kentucky Floor
Johnny Oldham thrived at Western Kentucky State during the 1940s never losing a game on the Hilltoppers court. His three wins against visiting coaches remained standout after the gym closed following the 1962 68 season while he later coached at Tennessee Tech.
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Aguirre Secures Fifth Victory As Tigers Top Yankees
Detroit rallying to an 8-4 win over New York with Hank Aguirre earning his fifth victory after four innings, aided by Al Kaline’s three run homer and a four run first inning. Gus Triandos added a homer as the Tigers defeated the Yankees for the fifth time in six meetings this season before 38,282 at Tiger Stadium.
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Ex-Rodeo Rider Ties For Lead In Rock City Open
Sandra McClinton a former Texas rodeo rider and Judy Street of Chattanooga led the first round of the Rock City Women's Open at Valleybrook Golf and Country Club with 67s. Wright struggled in heat with a 76 as Gunderson and Roth stood among top 20 after 18 holes in Knoxville area.
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Chairman of English Football Group Dies
London AP reports Graham Doggart, 66, chairman of the English Football Association, collapsed and died Friday during the association's annual meeting after years of heart trouble.
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Major League Leaders Hit Total and Runs Batted In
Top player totals show Hank Aaron of Milwaukee with 14 home runs and Felipe Alou of San Francisco with 12. Frank Robinson of Cincinnati and Willie Mays of San Francisco each have 11, with San Francisco and Cincinnati leading. RBIs list Frank Robinson with 43 primary, Felipe Alou 40, Willie Mays 39, Hank Aaron 38, and Ron Santo 38. teams include Cincinnati San Francisco Milwaukee and St Louis.
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Snider’s Ninth-Inning Slam Nabs Mets Victory Over Cardinals
Duke Snider hit a three run homer with one out in the bottom of the ninth to lift the New York Mets to a 3-2 win over the St. Louis Cardinals. Ron Taylor held St Louis to two singles through eight innings before Snider’s game winning blast off Diomedes Divo. The homer was Snider’s 10th of the season and 399th of his career.
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Pizarro Homers And Hurls Chisox Top-1 Nod Over A's
New York AP reports welterweight Luis Rodriguez, winner of 12 straight, a 13-10 underdog in Friday return title bout with ex-champion Emile Griffith at Madison Square Garden. Odds may tighten to even money as two 47-pounders prepare for the 15 round telecast.
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Yale Senior Aims for Baseball Magnate Path
Bill DeWitt Jr., 21, Yale economics senior, plans graduate study at Harvard Business School and a career in baseball business following his father Bill DeWitt Sr., president of the Cincinnati Reds. He spent summers in Cincinnati learning PR and ballclub operations while keeping up with sports pages and Cincinnati broadcasts.
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White Sox top Athletics as Pizarro drives 7 1 win
Juan Pizarro pitched and hit a two run homer to lead the Chicago White Sox past Kansas City 7 to 1. He struck out 10 in a near complete game, lifting Chicago within a half game of AL leader Baltimore while Oakland lost another.
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World’s first woman prime minister cited in 1959
The article notes Sirimavo Bandaranaike of Ceylon as the world’s first woman prime minister. She succeeded her husband, assassinated, in 1959, according to National Geographic Magazine.
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Mays Fined $25 For Nap On Second Base
In Houston Willie Mays was fined $25 by the Giants under a new fines system for napping on second base during a late inning. Lindy McDaniel then homered to win the game 3-2 for Chicago as the Cubs denied the Giants.
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Ryczaj Emerges as WVU Freshman Scoring Sensation
Morgantown WV AP reports Bill Ryczaj a 6 foot 6 forward from Elizabeth PA shows star potential for West Virginia varsity. He scored 3 or more points in six games last season’s freshman team and averaged 26.6 points in 13 games with 10 Mountaineer wins.
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Postponed Phillies Reds Game Recast as Twin Bill
The Philadelphia and Cincinnati game was rained out Friday night and moved to a twi night doubleheader on August 6 as part of a rescheduled schedule.
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Soap Box Derby Entry Clinic Set For Today
The next to last clinic for soap box derby construction will run at 1 p m today at Evans Chevrolet on Bland Street. Dave Shields says 20 plus entries may still join the July 6 race with three weeks left for building. Don Mills will help lead the session along with Shields focusing on construction problems.
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