Yankees Hold AL Lead After Orioles Win and Schwall All-Star
Yankees stay one game ahead in the AL as Skinny Brown limits New York to six singles but Baltimore wins 8-3 on Gus Triandos and Jackie Brandt homers. Don Schwall earns All-Star nod after Red Sox 4-3 win and 13-hit attack.
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Robinson Sizzles As Reds Win 4-3
Frank Robinson drove in three runs with his 31st and 32nd home runs as the Reds beat the Cubs 4-3. Wally Post homered for Cincinnati while Jim O'Toole earned the win. Dodgers pitcher Johnny Podres improved to 13-2 after beating Pittsburgh 6-4, keeping pressure on Cincinnati. Larry Jackson led St. Louis to a 6-2 win over Milwaukee. Dom Zanni earned his first major league win in the Giants’ Philadelphia game.
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Moore Eyes $100 000 For World Light Heavy Title Defense
Arch ie Moore says Italian promoters offered $50 000 to defend his share of the world light heavy crown against Giulio Rinaldi but that $100 000 is his minimum for a championship bout. He may skip plans for a Far East and Germany exhibition tour if the raise comes. Griffith Aims for middleweight shot as Bahama looms in Madison Square Garden non title bout. Bahama must weigh 155 pounds or less. Griffith targets weight near 148.
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Rains Delay PGA Championship Round In Chicago
A rain storm halted the second round at Olympia Fields as Art Wall led with 67 and 70 totals, while Johnny Pott and Doug Ford posted solid scores before play was canceled. Second-round scores were wiped from the records, reshaping the chase for the title.
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Ranz Wins First Flight in Kansas Junior Amateur Golf
Chanute golfer Eddie Ranz captured the first flight title at the Kansas Junior Amateur in Salina, winning all four 18 hole matches over two days. Ricky Alexander of Chanute reached the second flight final after two dramatic playoff wins, while Doug Ricketts and Andy Neusbaum also competed.
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K State Golfer Reaches Colorado Springs Semifinals
COLORADO SPRINGS Colo Cal Carlson of Kansas State University from Cloquet Minn won his Friday quarter final to reach the semifinals of the Colorado Springs Invitational Golf tournament He defeated Dick Norville of Oklahoma City 1 up in 19 holes Carlson advances to face Steve Creekmore last year’s runner up from Fort Smith Ark who beat Ron Moore of Denver 2 and 1 Wilson Schoellkopf Jr of Dallas ousted Jim English of Denver and faces Claude Wright of Denver Wright the 1949 champion and last former titleholder in the field eliminated Berkeley Anthony Jr of El Dorado Ark 6 and 5.
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Largest daily double pays $3 631 20 at Arlington Park
Chicago AP reports the largest daily double of the racing season paid Friday at Arlington Park amounting to 3631.20 dollars. Twenty three two dollar tickets contributed to the big payoff. The Tribune and carrier costs noted in the snippet.
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Page Milk Blanks Dintys Tires 1 0 With No-Hitter
Harris of Coffeyville’s Page Milk pitched a no hitter to defeat Dintys Tire Service of Chanute 1 to 0 in the district softball tournament. Home Savings Chanute was edged by Co Pac Coffeyville 3 to 2 as McCoy and Brinkman yielded six hits. The wining pair Trotter and Dodson allowed three safeties for Page Milk, while Home Savings faced a late rally and seven teams remain in the field.
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Baseball Scores Friday Results
Friday results list several games including Baltimore 4 New York 0 and Boston 8 Chicago 3. Other scores include Minnesota 4 Detroit 3 N Washington 10 Kansas City N Los Angeles 8 Cleveland N and Chicago at Boston among multiple road and home games.
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District Softball Tourney Schedules and Showdowns
Tonight at Highland Park Sutcliffe Pipe and Supply Chanute faces Buffalo at 7 30 in the men s tourney The girls action has Girard meeting Chanute at Erie at 8 00 Only game scheduled Sunday features Co Pac Coffeyville against Caney at Highland Park 7 30 The winner meets Mack Colt Iola at 9 00 Also Erie hosts a final at 7 00 If needed second game follows American Legion Twi night double header at Madison 4 00
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Blue Jeans in Semifinals at Regional Softball
Chanute Blue Jeans moved into the semifinals of the Girl's Class B regional softball tournament by beating Pittsburg 8 to 5 in eight innings. Chanute led 5-2, Pittsburg tied it in the seventh, and Chanute scored three in the eighth. Robbie Carlson homered for Chanute.
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Chanute Softball Nips Pittsburg in Tough Battle
Chanute’s Charlene Bailey pitched and Linda Rice caught as Hennessey and Anderson formed the losing battery in a close July game against Pittsburg. The score and full details are incomplete in the clipping.
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Order Is Requested For Sale of ChiSox
Chicago attorney Bernard E. Epton asks Cook County Superior Court to order sale of 54 percent of White Sox stock to him and a syndicate, for 4.8 million dollars. He says his group has an option to buy controlling interest from owners Bill Veeck Hank Greenberg and Arthur Allyn, with Danny Thomas part of the syndicate.
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Global iron and steel investments in 1961 rise to billions
The Steel Facts report from the American Iron and Steel Institute estimates world spending on iron and steelmaking at five to six billion dollars in 1961. It notes the United States plans the largest outlay, about 1.2 billion dollars for expansion and modernization of mills.
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