Maris Drives In Five As Yankees Top A's
Roger Maris drove in five runs as the New York Yankees beat the Kansas City Athletics 6-2. The win gave New York a seventh straight victory and kept Jim Coates undefeated in seven games. The A's extended their winless skid against the Yankees to six.
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Orioles Rally Past Indians in Rainy Eight Inning
Baltimore scored four in the eighth inning to beat Cleveland 7 4. Milt Pappas improved to 4 5 while Jim Piersall, Al Pilarcik and Gene Woodling produced key hits. The rally followed an earlier 3- run eighth for Cleveland and a lengthy rain delay.
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Foreign Golf Stars Seek National Open Golf Title
A three man foreign challenge aims to end American Open dominance at Cherry Hills. Gary Player Stan Leonard Bruce Crampton lead eight foreign entrants in a 150 player field as Arnold Palmer and Sam Snead chase first Open titles. Hogan seeks a record fifth Open crown amid strong betting.
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Baseball Standings and Night Game Schedule
Standings show St Louis 6 Cincinnati 3 Chicago 3 Milwaukee 2 with several night games including Philadelphia at Los Angeles and Pittsburgh at San Francisco. Notes mention Nellie Fox as an iron man, leading the AL in games played for eight seasons.
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LaMotta admits 1947 bout threw for title shot
Jake LaMotta told a Senate subcommittee he had been offered $100,000 to throw the 1947 Fox fight and another $100,000 to lose to Janio, but refused both bribes. He testified his brother Joey may have named the men involved but memory was clouded by fear and time.
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Blinky) Palermo
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Temperature Key to Bass Fishing Revealed by Old Timers
The article notes fishermen avoid exposing methods but agree water temperature guides bass behavior across five states. It advises using a thermometer on a line to gauge depth and oxygen levels, explaining summer fishing favors deeper, cooler water and night hours for better bites.
Pro Sports Bill Faces Senate Clash Over Baseball Draft
Senator John M. Butler warned that passage of the professional sports bill would kill major leagues by its unrestricted draft provision striking at the heart of organized baseball and its minor leagues. He noted the Judiciary Committee sent the bill to the Senate without recommendation and called the move significant.
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Cannon Receives Big Bonus From Rams in Court Testimony
NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle testified in federal court that he gave Billy Cannon a $10,000 bonus for signing to play with the Los Angeles Rams. Cannon contests the contract as invalid and aims to join the Houston Oilers of the AFL.
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National Football League
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Cannon
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Charleston Sons Triumph Over Houston 9-2 In Nine-Run Tilt
Charleston scored three in the fourth and erupted for six in the fifth to beat Houston 9-2, knotting the American Association series at one game apiece. Jason Boyd Linker was chased after the big fifth inning as Charleston pulled ahead in the standings.
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Jaycees Junior Golf Tournament Set for June at Bluefield CC
The annual Jaycees Junior Golf Tournament will be held June 17 at Bluefield Country Club. Tournament director William A. Perry invites entrants under 18 as of Aug. 15, 1960 to participate. Tee off is 10 a.m. Boys must be under 18 by August 15, 1960.
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Bluefield Country Club
William A. Perry
Siberia's Largest Sports Center Under Construction
Tass reports a 100 acre complex in Novosibirsk rising on a forest range sand bank strip and an island in the River Ob. It will house three training and sports areas.
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Tass
Siberia
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