Redlegs Continue Mastery Over Phils With 7-2 10-0 Wins
The Redlegs swept the Phillies in a doubleheader 7-2 and 10-0 as Jim Pagliaroni powered Boston with a four run homer in the second game and a late grand slam in the opener. The Sox extended a five game winning streak and moved into fourth place with a .561 percentage. Pagliaroni was a standout, delivering a key line drive homer in the fourth inning of the second game and a grand slam in the ninth of the opener.
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Phils
Jim Pagliaroni
Boston
Sox
Senators
Peter Runnels
Nixon
Chuck Cottier
Pagliaroni
Snes
Braves Clout 5 Homers To Trump Dodgers 10-2
Milwaukee Braves win 10-2 in Los Angeles as they hit five homers led by Aaron Adcock and Thomas. Don McMahon outpitched Dyrsdale, improving to 3-0, while Dodgers fall to third place two games behind Cincinnati and a half game behind San Francisco. Bill Mathews, Bolling, and Adcock homer. Roy McMillan adds fifth homer late.
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Cincinnati
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Braves
Bo Binton Steater
Gino Cimoli
Taamleben
Mathews
Aaron
Adcock
Thomas
Dick Farrell
Frank Bolling
Roy MacMillan
Carl Willey
Charlie Neal
Norm Sherry
Don McMahon
Willey
Dyrsdale
E—Howard
Los Angeles
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Spencer
Howard
Bolling
Loe
Math
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Omeenetee
W. Davis
Gillam
T. Davis
Moon
Torre
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N. Sherry
McMahon
Drysdale
Standings From Yesterday’s Baseball Results
Yesterday’s results show Minnesota at 3 7 and Baltimore 18 Cleveland 28 Washington 12 5. Monday games feature Cleveland Grant 7 0 at Chicago Pierce, New York Shelden 3 2 at Kansas City Archer 1. No games scheduled tonight.
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Cleveland
Baltimore
Washington
Grant
Chicago
Pierce New York Shelden
Kansas City
Archer
Goodman Fox Lash 4 Baggers Push White Sox Past Twins
In Chicago, Billy Goodman and Nelson Fox hit ninth inning homers as the White Sox roll to a double victory over Minnesota. The club totaled 14 hits seven for extra bases, Pascual left after six in a heated game, Allison and Pascual trading words.
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Billy Goodman
Nelson Fox
Chicago White Sox
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Camilo Pascual
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Pascual
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Cookie Lavagello
Minnie Minoso
al Smith
Allison
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Goodman
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Baumann
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Freese Sparks Doubleheader With Seven Hits
Freese collects seven hits to power a Philadelphia doubleheader split with Cincinnati. In the opener Jim O'Toole shutout the Phillies 7 0 as Cincinnati improved to 12 0 against Philadelphia this season. In the nightcap Freese drives in a run with a first inning single and adds a third inning double while Howie Nunn earns his second win.
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Jim O'Toole
Reds
Phils
Cincinnati
Howie Nunn
Phillies
Freese
Frank Robinson
Cal Neeman
O'Toole
Blasingame
Gypsy Wins 69th Chicago Michigan City Yacht Race
Gypsy skippered by Charles Kotovic of Milwaukee finished first in the 69th Chicago Michigan City Yacht Race held in Michigan City Indiana. Kotovic posted a corrected 8 31 09 for the 37 mile course as 109 yachts started and finished the event with Nimbus and Blitzen also placing in their divisions. Ardelle led the universal division with Herman Van Mell of Chicago clocking 9 47 28 for the same distance.
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Ind
Gypsy
Charles Kotovic
Milwaukee
Kotovic
Dave Hatcer
Chicago
Bill Schoendorf
Ardelle
Herman van Mell
van Mell
Rice Homers In 9th 11th As Angels Defeat A s 5 3
Del Rice tied the score with a pinch homer in the ninth and followed with a two run shot in the 11th to lift the Los Angeles Angels over the Kansas City Athletics 5 3 Ryne Duren started for the Angels and Art Fowler earned the win.
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Kansas City Athletics
Ryne Duren
Athletics
Sievers
Art Fowler
Duren
Jim Rivera
Jerry Lampe
Wes Covington
Norm Siebern
Lumpe
Tookeut
Johnny James
James
Russ Heman
Fowler
Yost
Howser
Wagner
Averill
Siebern
Hamlin
Bertola
Pearson
Bass
iAhmena
Seman
Ran Hamlin
Heman
Angeles
City
En Siebern
James A
Smith
Sear
Dortmund routs Hamburg SV to reach all-German final
Borussia Dortmund defeated Hamburg SV 7 to 2 in Dortmund to qualify for the all-German championship match on June 2 against 1. FC Nuernberg. The final will be held in Hannover.
Hoak Scratched In Eye After Ground Ball Incident
Pittsburgh AP Don Hoak star third baseman for the Pirates was rushed to Montefiore Hospital after a high hopping ground ball hit his face shattering his sunglasses. X rays showed a scratched outside left eye with slight swelling no glass fragments. He was rested for Monday and expected to play Tuesday if examination is clear. Hoak was struck during the St. Louis Cardinals game as he tried to field a ball off Charlie James in the doubleheader.
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Pittsburgh
Don Hoak
Pittsburgh Aay
Montefiore Hospital
Hoak
Washington Senators
Philadelphia
Charlie James
St. Louis Cardinals
Soviet Soccer Team Beats Turkey in Moscow Elimination Match
In Moscow at Lenin Stadium a Soviet selected team defeated Turkey 10 in an elimination game for the world championship before more than 100000 spectators.
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Moscow
Turkey
Lenin Stadium
Cousin Pons Wins Paris Steeplechase at Auteuil
The French horse Cousin Pons owned by J Stern won the 200000 francs I grand steeplechase of Paris at Auteuil. Timed in 8 minutes 6 seconds on the 6500 meter course with 25 obstacles, the Fine Top out of Cythere entry captured the prize.
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Cousin Pons
J. Stern
Auteuil
Fine Top
Littler Wins U S Open in Calm Fashion at Oakland Hills
Gene Littler, 30, from Cajon California, clinched the U S Open at Oakland Hills by two strokes over Doug Sanders and Bobby Goalby. He remained composed as the televised finish showed Sanders missing a last chance, and Littler described golf as his business and immediate return to the tour.
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Mich
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Gene Littler
Esther Williams
Doug Sanders
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Littler
Bob Rosburg
Sanders
Doug
Oakland Hills
Detroit
Bobby Goalby
Jack Nicklaus
Mike Souchak
Mary Faulk Captures Eastern Womens Open Golf Title
Mary Lena Faulk of Sea Island Georgia won the Eastern Women s Open Golf Tournament in a sudden death playoff after a three way tie at 214. She birdied the first extra hole to claim the $1247 prize while Mickey Wright of San Diego and Jo Ann Prentice of Birmingham shared $860 each.
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Mary Lena Faulk
Sea Island
Miss Faulk
Mickey Wright
San Diego
Jo Ann Prentice
Birmingham
Ala
Wright
Prentice
Nieman's Pinch Hit Delivers 2-1 Indians Win
Cleveland holds off Baltimore 2-1 as pinch hitter Bob Nieman delivers a ninth inning single with two on and two out. Jim Perry improves to 6-4 after a five hit effort, while Wes Stock gets the win in relief for the Indians.
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Detroit
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Cards Rally To Split Doubleheader With Pirates
In a Sunday twin bill, St. Louis Beat Pittsburgh 7-3 as Larry Jackson out pitched the Pirates in game two. Dick Groat’s sacrifice fly and a fourth Cardinal error paved the way for the victory. Measurements include Carl Warwick’s triple and Stan Musial’s seventh homer for the Cardinals.
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Larry Jackson
St. Louis
Pirates
Dick Groat
Groat
Friend
Curt Simmons
Majors Top 10 Run Batted In Leaders
Cash of the Philadelphia Phillies leads the majors with 57 RBIs followed by Maris of the Yankees with 53. Gene Tenace of the Orioles sits at 80 RBI and New York is mentioned with 49 RBIs.
Marietta Repeats in Southeastern Ohio Golf Tourney
Marietta Country Club repeated as the co champion of the Southeastern Ohio Golf Association Tournament in Jackson Ohio. Howard B Saunders of Gallipolis Country Club defended his medalist title by winning his eighth individual championship.
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Ohio
Marisetta Country Club
Gallipolis CC
Southeastern Ohio Golf Association
Howard B. Saunders
Marlins Split With Buffalo in Sunday Doubleheader
In Buffalo, John Glenn hit a two run homer in the eighth to lift Charleston past the Bisons 4 2 after Buffalo won the opener 11 10. Ed Olivares hit his 10th homer in the second inning off Bill Smith. Jack Davis homered for Buffalo and Dean Stone started for Charleston. Bob Tiefenauer earned the win.
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N.Y
John Glenn
Max Sarkent
Charles
Bisons
Glenn
Surkent
Bill Smith
Joe Morgan
Ed Olivares
Smith
Marlins
Jack Davis
Ruben Gomez
Dean Stone
Golferama Exhibition Sets Shared Top Bonus
In Hingham Massachusetts touring pros Jay Hebert and Kel Nagle shot four under par 67s Sunday and shared the top bonus money in the unique exhibition event called Golferama.
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Hingham
Mass
Jay Hebert
Kel Nagle
Giants Roll Past Cubs With 23-Run Boppers Night
Willie McCovey and Orlando Cepeda hit three run homers as the Giants beat the Cubs 7 to 2. Juan Marichal pitched five innings for the win while Dick Lemay- promotions from the Texas League- pitched four shutout innings for San Francisco. Ed Bailey and Cepeda also homered for the Giants.
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Orlando Cepeda
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Willie Mays
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Bailey
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Kuenn If
Drott
San
Peter
Pagan
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Chi
Kuenn
Williams
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