Indians Ace Cal McLish Dominates Yankees for 5-1 Win
Cal McLish, 33, improved to 12-3 with a three hit complete game as the Cleveland Indians beat the New York Yankees 5-1 to maintain first in the American League. The win extends his personal streak to seven wins in a row and keeps Cleveland ahead of the White Sox and well ahead of Baltimore in the standings.
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Braves suffer seventh straight loss in tight pennant race
Baseball capers from June 30 show the Reds and Cubs winning while the Braves drop to seven straight defeats. Cincinnati toppled Milwaukee 6-3. Chicago crushed St Louis 10-63 as Ralph Kiner drove three and Jim Konstanty earned relief. Pittsburgh beat the Giants 3-1 with Cal Abrams inside the park homer, Toby Atwell two-run single. Dodgers edge Phillies 4-2 in late drama.
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Baseball Scores From Tuesday and Wednesday
Baseball results show Cleveland defeating New York 5 to 1 while Chicago beat Boston 2 to 1. Detroit and Washington tied 1-1 as Kansas City and Baltimore tied 1-1. Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh 4 to 2 in a completed May 10 suspended game after Los Angeles beat San Francisco 1-0. Cincinnati beat Milwaukee 12-2, Chicago and St. Louis tied 2-2, and Pittsburgh won 7-4 over Philadelphia in other action. Other scores include Charleston 7 Fort Worth 4 in 17 innings and Omaha Denver 4, Minneapolis 2 St Paul 0. Houston 5 Indianapolis 2 and Dallas 9 Louisville 2.
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Baseball Leaders Appear In 1960 National League Statistics
A summary of top performers across batting and pitching in the National League and related leagues. Aaron leads in runs and hits for Milwaukee with 131, 120 respectively while Mathews and Pinson share early home run and triple tallies. Banks tops RBIs? In pitching Face leads decisions with 146, Drysdale strikes out 154. Other notes include Kuenn and Killebrew strong batting marks and Aparicio leading steals. Ben Hogan wins Colonials Invitational four times. Harvard hires William J. Brooks as swimming coach, native of Chester England.
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San Francisco
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Poll of Writers Picks White Sox To Win Pennant
In mid season baseball polls writers shift favorites. Chicago White Sox lead the National League by margin, with Cleveland and Milwaukee in strong positions. The Yankees slide to third in the American League as Chicago and Cleveland gain support.
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Slicers Win First Round In Men’s Golf League
The Slicers led by Bill Gray Jr. captured the first round at Chanute Country Club. Team members include Leif Nelson A B Chauncey and KR W Fisher. Roughers led by David McCune finished second with Al Kihm Bill Helton and Carl Stevens. Third went to the Free Swingers. Next round starts Tuesday evening.
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Machen-Vargas Bout Set in Portland Heavyweight Clash
Eddie Machen of Portland promises to flatten Reuben Vargas in the tonight bout. Vargas aims for a knockout to earn a shot at Ingemar Johansson in Sweden this fall. Machen previously fought Johansson and was KOed in the first round last fall. The two met before in San Francisco, where Machen won by decision in ten rounds.
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Stengel Warns Time Fading for Yankees in Injuries Fight
In Cleveland the Indians beat the Yankees 5-1 as Casey Stengel warned time is running out for the injury plagued New York club. Cal McLish pitched a three hitter over seven innings, and Yankee stars Skowron Turley McDougald Kubek all battled injuries, threatening a pennant push.
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Pee Wee Senators Beat Athletics 9-2
The Pee Wee Senators defeated the Athletics 9-2 as Dick Helton and Jerry Bossell combined for 11 strikeouts. John Cole pitched all nine for the Athletics, fanning 11 Senators while teammates Benson Bossell and Helton supported behind the plate. Tomorrow the Red Socks face the White Socks in Pee Wee league action.
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Legion Falls to Neodesha in District League Game
Neodesha defeated Chanute American Legion 7 to 3 at Neodesha last night. Harkness earned the win with 11 strikeouts, Leffingwell finished in relief, and Dalton caught. Chanute’s Bob Franklin started, Mike Walsh relieved, and David Durham led Chanute with three hits. Next action is Saturday at Neodesha for the District tournament.
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Public Sale At Farm Near Galesburg Kansas
Due to the death of our son the owners are moving to town and will sell their personal property at public auction at the farm located by Mile East and 1.5 miles south of Galesburg Kansas. The sale includes household items tools and farm equipment. Proceeds support relocation needs and estate settlement.
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Baptists Take Command in Lead With 15 1 Victory
First Baptist beat Methodists 15 to 1 to seize the league lead in a Church Softball clash. Frank Hall pitched for the Baptists with Earl Grogan behind the plate. Jim Anderson started for the Methodists. St Patricks defeated Lutherans 17 to 8 as I Zaragosa earned the win with Roy Bonilla catching. Max Grogan worked the Lutherans’ mound, Sandage behind the plate. Tomorrow Colfax meets Lutherans and EUB faces Stark in the two remaining games.
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Boxing results reported with short knockouts
The Associated Press notes Seattle fighter Pat McMurtry 191 from Tacoma defeated Earl Ailey 196 of Kenneth Square Pennsylvania by knockout in a San Jose bout as Baby Brown 121 of San Jose stopped Frankie Duarte 121 of Sonora Mexico in New Bedford, and Joe DeNucci 164 of Newton Massachusetts scored a knockout win score among the New England card.
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Boxing Card Results Highlight Regional Wins
Archie Whitfield outpointed Teddy Roosevelt in Fort Erie while Phil Moyer defeated Augustine Rosales in Portland. Other bouts saw 155 and 1500 pound classes and fighters from Buffalo Youngstown Fresno and Mexico City compete with limited readable details.
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Moore Durelle bout rescheduled to August 12 in Montreal
Archie Moore will defend his light heavyweight title against Yvon Durelle on August 12 at the Montreal Forum. Moore rushed to San Diego to be with his wife after surgery for a non malignant mastoid tumor, leaving his fight plans unsettled.
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Tribune Classified Ad Deadline Notice
An advertisement deadline says bring your ad to the Tribune office by 10 am for same day publication with a contract classified space deadline at 2 pm the preceding day.
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