League Leading Tribe Clips Detroit 5-4
Bubba Phillips homered in the ninth to lift the first place Cleveland Indians to a 5-4 win over the Detroit Tigers. Barry Latman earned his fifth win in relief, with the Indians expanding their lead to a game and a half over Detroit. The game featured four Cleveland runs in the third, including a Tito Francona run and Willie Kirkland’s homer, and ended on a double play after a Detroit baserunning attempt.
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Detroit Tigers
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Latman
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Tigers
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Steve Boros
John Romano
Johnny Temple
Thomas
Temple
Roarke
Laumano
Regen
Iman
Axwell
Regan
Bruton
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Heid
Power
Romano
Colavite
N . Schwarts
Washington Rally Lifts Nationals Past Chisox 10-9 in Ninth
In a 10-9 comeback at home, Washington erased a 9-9 tie with a ninth inning burst to top the Chicago White Sox. The thriller capped a wild major league June bonus spree as clubs signed budding talents from across the country.
Wright Grabs Robin Golf Lead
In New Rochelle, Mickey Wright shot 74 to take the lead in the Women's Round Robin Tournament after the third round. Wright benefited from an 81 by Marlene MacKenzie and two poor rounds by Marlene Hagge, moving ahead of Kathy Cornelius who led after the second round. Wright's morning par 72 on the 6293-yard Wykagyl course added eight points, then her 74 in the afternoon earned six more points.
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New Rochelle
N.C
Mickey Wright
Miss Wright
Marle MacKenzie
Marlene Hagge
Mary Lena Falk
Jo Ann Prentice
Kathy Cornelius
Mickey
Tony Jackson 1603 Points At St John’s University
Tony Jackson scored 1603 points over three varsity seasons at St John’s University. He totaled 521 as a sophomore 531 as a junior and 551 last season with a career high of 35 points against Rhode Island.
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New York
Tony Jackson
St. John's University
Rhode Island
On Call Caddies Dropped By Golf Club
Chicago AP reports George S May's Tom O Shanter Country Club shifts to golf cars replacing caddies. May previously added 450 on call caddies and now operates 122 cars for 450 active male golfers with around 200 women golfers.
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Golf Club
Chicago
George S. May
Tom O'Shanter Country Club
May
Wynn to Celebrate 20th Major League Year
The oldest active AL player by service is Early Wynn of the Chicago White Sox. He will mark his 20th major league year next September 2 as a veteran pitcher continues his long career.
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Early Wynn
Chicago White Sox
Wynn
Standings and Saturday games from yesterday
Standings show Cincinnati leading St Louis 8 to 4 with Chicago ahead of Milwaukee tat Saturday schedule includes Cincinnati at St Louis Philadelphia at Los Angeles Mets at San Francisco and Milwaukee at Burdette 4-5 Paid Political Advertisement
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Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
San Francine
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Milwaukee
Jay
Sim
Philadelphia
Roberts
Padres
Mizell
San Francisco
Burdette
Senators Rally Past White Sox In 9th To Take Thriller
Washington overcome an early 6-0 deficit with a nine inning rally and four ninth inning runs to beat Chicago 10-9. Dale Long and Willie Tasby hit back to back homers in the ninth, Gene Green doubled, and Danny OConnell singled in the deciding run after Green’s two bagger in the frame.
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Washington Senators
Chicago White Sox
Dick Donovan
Senators
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Willie Tasby
Gene Green
Danny O'Connell
Chuck Hinton
Green
Roy Sievers
Jim Landis
White Sox
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Hinton
Bob Shaw
Chicago
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Fox
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Lollar
Landis
Gene Woodling
Pete Daley
Harry Bright
MSE
Staley
Den
Woodling
Ebbseses
Veal
Cottier Cottier
HR — Hinton
Long
Maris and Mantle Hit Tie Breaking Homers for Yankees
Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle powered the New York Yankees past the Kansas City A's 8 4 6. Maris hit his 18th homer to break a 5 5 tie in the seventh after Tony Kubek extended his hitting streak and Mantle drove in three runs with a 16th homer and a run scoring single. Luis Arroyo earned the win in relief.
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Roger Maris
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Kansas City A
Maris
Tony Kubek
Mantle
Yankees
Ray Hebert
Gene Stephens
Yank
Bobby Richardson
Bill Kunkel
Luis Arroyo
Jim Coates
A’s
Coates
Stephens
Leo Posada
Posada
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Kansas
Kubek
Richardoos Skowron
Kansas City
New
Dodgers Beat Phillies 3-1 Behind Drysdale Four-Hitter
Don Drysdale pitched a four hit game to lead the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 3-1 victory over Philadelphia. The win returns the Dodgers to first place as key batting and fielding, including Roseboro and Wills, supported the effort.
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Dodgers
Philadelphia
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Don Drysdale
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
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Gilliam
Taylor
Herrera
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Malkmus
Summit Conference Set to Open September First
CAIRO AP A preparatory meeting announced the summit conference of uncommitted nations will begin Sept 1 in Yugoslavia The conference site is reported as the city of Bled in Yugoslavia by Yugoslav sources.
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Yugoslavia
Bled
First AL Game: Chicago Defeats Cleveland 8 to 2
In the first American League game on April 24 1901 Chicago beat Cleveland 8 to 2. The contest marked the league debut with Chicago taking a decisive early lead.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Duren Sets AL Record With Seven Straight K’s
Los Angeles pitcher Ryne Duren strikes out seven consecutive Boston batters in the nightcap of a doubleheader setting an American League record while earning the Angels a 5-1 win after Boston took the opener 5-3. Duren left after six with two outs as the Red Sox pushed across a run.
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Wyo
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Jim Pagliaroni
Don Buddin
Mike Fornieles
Chuck Schilling
Gary Geiger
Hal Smith
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Geiger
Pagliaroni
Smith
Max Sarkont
Milwaukee Braves
Michael Welch
New York
Forn
Eles
Dave Hillman
Sox
North Carolina warrants target two figures in college basketball bribery case
New York authorities received warrants seeking two figures in an NC bribery probe. Jerry Vogel 24 is free on 1000 dollar bail after a NY indictment. Aaron Wagman a gambler remains jailed on 60000 dollar bail. Vogel, former Alabama player, faces NC charges of conspiracy and bribery.
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North Carolina
Jerry Vogel
Joe
Aaron Wagman
Tombs
Wagman
Justice of the Peace
Raleigh
N. C
H. A. Bland
Frank S. Hogan
New York County
Negro Stars Withdraw From 61 Meet in Protest
World record holders John Thomas and Ralph Boston led a walkout at the 1961 Meet of Champions in Houston to protest segregated seating. About 30 Negro demonstrators picketed outside Jepperson Stadium as 5,000 spectators watched. Texas Southern University also withdrew citing segregation concerns.
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Tex
John Thomas
Ralph Boston
Jepperson Stadium
Boston
Tennessee State
Thomas
Boston University
Meet
Johnny Morris
Texas Southern University
Wages Rise For 1960 As Census Reports Incomes
Census figures show half of U S families earned at least 5600 in 1960 up about 200 from 1959 while despite a four per cent rise in money income real purchasing power grew about two per cent. Full time men topped 5400 and women remained at 3300.
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Census Bureau
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