Tempers Flare and Fists Fly in Major League Action
Milwaukee and Brooklyn fought on the field with a second inning brawl between Johnny Logan and Don Drysdale. Ted Williams homered three times in a double header surge while the Red Sox beat the Indians 9-3. Yankees edged the White Sox after a 28 minute melee as Williams led with power and power pitching mixed with clashes across the league.
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United Press
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Brooklyn
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Indians
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Drysdale
Walt Alston
Ebbetsfield
Eddie Mathews
Peewee Reese
Belmont Stakes field set with Bold Ruler and Gallant Man
Pop Corn was named by Greentree for the Belmont Stakes while Nah Hiss was not entered. The entry shows a two horse race between Bold Ruler and Gallant Man as 10 of 11 Belmonts have decided the 3 year old title. CBS TV and radio cover from 3 30 to 4 p.m. with post time about 3 47 p.m. EST.
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New York
Pop Corn
Greentree
Jules Schwartz
Nah Hiss
Bold Ruler
Gallant Man
CBS
Playground and Recreation Board Sets Monday Release Deadline
Officials announced that all Kids league managers must file releases and $1 per player before Monday with two exceptions. In the 9 and 10 year old leagues managers have until Monday June 24 to file releases. Contact the district coach for managers lacking releases.
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Playground and Recreation Commission
Kids League
McKinley
Earl Klinzman
Wilson
Bob Vrbicek
Roosevelt
George Thomson
Franklin
Walt Kinch
Mayer and Patton Share Lead With 138s In Amateur Golf
Dick Mayer and Billy Joe Patton matched a two round total of 138 at the National Amateur championship in Toledo. Mayer birdied the final three holes for a 68 after a 70 first round, tying Patton who birdied a key iron shot late to grab the lead from Doug Ford. Masters champ Ford finished with 71 for a 140 total.
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Hugh Fullerton, Jr
Toledo
Dick Mayer
Billy Joe Patton
Inverness
Patton
Doug Ford
Mayer
Ford
Jimmy Demaret
Chick Harbert
Billy Joe
St. Petersburg
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Ben Hogan
Julius Boros
Ken Venturi
San Francisco
Demaret
Five Players Fined 650 For Fights In Chicago Slugfest
The American League fined five players after Thursday's brawl in Chicago. White Sox pitcher Walt Dropo and Art Ditmar of the Yankees were fined 100 each. White Sox Larry Doby, Yankees Billy Martin, and Enos Slaughter paid 150 apiece. The uproar began in the first inning.
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White Sox
Art Ditmar
Doby
Ditmar
Billy Martin
Bill Skowron
Enos Slaughter
Yanks
Walt Dropo
Chicago
INS
New York Yankees
Will Harridge
New York
Yankees to refund fines for three players in Chicago brawl
New York co owner Dan Topping said the Yankees will refund the fines of three players from Thursday's Chicago incident. He implied refunds may also cover pitcher Tom Sturdivant's $100 fine from the Detroit fight. Overall $5,500 in fines from a recent nightclub incident could be refunded if players behave the rest of the season.
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NEW York
Dan Topping
New York Yankees
Yankees
Chicago
Topping
Yanks
Tom Sturdivant
Ray Boone
Detroit
Yankee
Linda Jordan wins junior division with 48 round in City Women's golf
Linda Jordan, 13, of Indian Creek Country club, sealed the junior division title in the City Women's golf tournament with a 48 on Friday for a 36 hole total of 197. Her earlier rounds were 49 53 and 47. The rain soaked front nine par is 42 from the men’s tees. Mrs. William Fletcher won the nine hole first flight while Mrs. George Carter was ill. Mrs. Don Van Dura won the 18 hole championship consolation, defeating Mrs. Ask 1 up in Thursday’s final. Senior Division totals include Sue Mc Vaughn 197 Bev Cowan 249 Sheryl Glee 250 Janet Breen 314. Linda Jordan’s name appears at the end of the senior list.
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Indian Creek Country Club
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William Fletcher
George Carter
Don van Dura
John Ask
Sue Mc Vaughn
Bev Cowan
Sheryl Glee
Janet Breen
Mary Breen
Linda Jorda
Imco and Wilson Tilt Is Postponed In M-1 League
The M-1 league game between Iowa Mfg. and Wilson and Company was postponed due to a wet diamond. Secretary Lou Brewer announced a full next week schedule starting with Hall's against Midland at 2 p.m. Sunday at Daniels Park Diamond. The league remains 10 games behind schedule.
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Wilson and Company
Lou Brewer
Hall’s
Midland
Daniels Park
Cedar Rapids star Dave Arends to join Iowa Hawkeyes
A Cedar Rapids teen, Dave Arends, emerges as a multi sport phenom with national skating titles, track and football honors. He will enroll at the University of Iowa this fall as a student athlete, earning aid for academic standing amid a storied trophy-filled career. His father Ray built a vast trophy case as Dave collected wins from swimming to hot rod racing.
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Raiders Rally to Beat Bees 7-5 for Third Straight
Cedar Rapids Raiders win third in a row 7-5 at Burlington behind Dane Ozark three run homer in third. Ozark, Ridge and Handley homer helped lift the Raiders to nine hits as Bruce Polk earned the win with ten strikeouts.
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