ChiSox Lead With Pierce as Boston Edges A's 4 3
Billy Pierce pitched his second complete game as Chicago White Sox stayed atop the AL by beating Baltimore 3-0. Washington slipped Cleveland from first with a 7 4 loss while New York Yankees moved to a half game back after a 10 3 win over Detroit. Boston beat Kansas City 4 3 in 10 innings as Monbouquette and late bullpen shutout, with errors and timely hits deciding the tie break.
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Washington
Cleveland
Indians
Tribe
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Boston
Kansas City
Orioles
Brooks Robinson
Ron Hansen
Lenny Green
Senators
Earl Battey
Don Mincher
Tito Francona
Jack Kralick
Robby Tiefenauer
Bill Skowron
Art Ditmar
Gil McDougald
Roger Maris
Don Messi
Maris
Kent Hadley
Bud Daley
Phillies Nip Cubs Reds Trip Dodgers
Pinson drives Reds past Dodgers 5-3 as Craig breaks collarbone ends his season. Phils rally to beat Cubs 10-9. Milwaukee at San Francisco rained out. Walters wins with first homers. Thomas homers twice for Cubs.
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Reds
San Francisco
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Chicago Cubs
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Frank Robinson
Tony Venzon
Venzon
Phils
Ken Walters
Frank Thomas
Cubs
Gene Conley
Jack Meyer
Glen Hobbie
Baseball Meet At Uniontown Regional Tourney Opens
Uniontown hosts a Class B regional baseball tournament with Altoona facing Toronto in the 1 p.m. opener. Uniontown holds an 11-1 season mark and is favored, while Altoona is a strong 7-1 contender. Semi finals set for tomorrow, championship Friday at 8 with no consolation game.
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Altoona
Toronto
Peabody
Gridley
Welda
Grenola
Westphalia
St. Mary's
Buffalo Boxer Scanlon Outpoints Donnelly in NY Bout
Bobby Scanlon of Buffalo won a 12 round decision over Jackie Donnelly of Buffalo. Other results include Jim McCarter and Otis Fuller drawing in Los Angeles, Paul Jorgen sen defeating Henry Watson in Beaumont, Mario de Leon beating Dommy Ursua in Stockton, and Stan Harrington beating Larry Baker in Honolulu.
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Associated Press
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N. Y
Bobby Scanlon
Jackie Donnelly
Los Angeles
Jim McCarter
Otis Fuller
Drew
Beaumont
Tex
Paul Jorgensen
Port Arthur
Henry Watson
Dallas
Stockton
Calif
Mario de Leon
Mexico City
Dommy Ursua
Baseball Scores And Schedule From Tuesday Through Friday
Tuesday results Cincinnati 5 Los Angeles 3 Philadelphia 10 Chicago 9 Milwaukee at San Francisco postponed rain. Wednesday games Pittsburgh at Chicago Milwaukee at Los Angeles Cincinnati at San Francisco Philadelphia at St Louis. Thursday Milwaukee at Los Angeles. Standings show Chicago 8 5 615 New York 7 5 583 Cleveland 7 6 538 Baltimore 5 7 473 Boston 6 6 500 Washington 6 7 462 Kansas City 5 9 357. Notable outcomes include Boston 4 Kansas City 3 in 10 innings and New York 10 Detroit 3. Also Chicago 5 Baltimore 3 and Detroit at New York.
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Johnson Favorite In Lightweight Showdown At Convention Hall
Harold Johnson, No. 1 light heavyweight contender, is a heavy favorite to beat Clarence Floyd tonight in a nationally televised 10 round bout from Philadelphia's Convention Hall. Johnson, 62-8 at 31, aims for a title shot after the Johansson Patterson bout and has won his last 11 fights. Floyd, 10-7-0, gained reputation with an upset over Von Clay.
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Clarence Tiger Floyd
Convention Hall
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Sonny Ray
Chicago
Archie Moore
Ingemar Johansson
Floyd Patterson
Floyd
von Clay
No. 1 Fan Arrives For Auto Races
Lawrence Bisceglia, a 62 year old Long Beach California mechanic, arrived Tuesday night at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway gate as the presumed No 1 fan for the Memorial Day 500 mile auto race. The veteran supporter has followed the race for years and plans to watch the event from the gates, hoping for a glimpse of the spectacle.
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Lawrence Bisceglia
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Long Beach, Calif
Longtime Speedway Camper Given Special Grounds Badge
A veteran camper who spent years waiting in vehicles has been granted a special badge by Speedway officials allowing him to roam the grounds freely. The badge marks a rare accommodation for a longtime attendee.
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Speedway
Boxing Briefs Feature King King as Fighter of the Month
Pone Kingpetch the newly crowned world flyweight champion from Thailand is named fighter of the month by Ring magazine. Sonny Liston rises to No 1 heavyweight after knocking out Roy Harris on Houston closed circuit TV. Floyd Patterson remains No 3 amid a Johansson rematch set for June 20 in New York. Joey Giardello moves to third in middleweight rankings where Paul Pender is champion.
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Pone Kingpetch
Thailand
Ring Magazine
Sonny Liston
Philadelphia
Liston
Roy Harris
Houston
Zora Folley
Chandler
Ariz
Ring
Floyd Patterson
Ingemar Johansson
Patterson
Johansson
Joey Giardello
Paul Pender
Brookline
Mass
Tournament of Champions draws golf’s top winners in Las Vegas
Twenty-one leading pros from the past year gather at the Desert Inn Country Club for the eighth annual Tournament of Champions. Notables include Billy Casper Jr., Bob Rosburg, Arnold Palmer, and Souchak. A pro-celebrity 18 hole round opens the event with a $10,000 purse. The first of four rounds begins Thursday for a $42,400 total purse and a $10,000 winner’s share.
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Souchak
Billy Casper Jr
Bob Rosburg
Arnold Palmer
Desert Inn Country Club
Lindblad Ties Javelin Mark In Juco Meet
Lindblad of Chanute Junior College hurled the javelin 189 feet 10 inches to tie the Region 3 Junior College record. Coffeyville won the meet with 117 points as eight records were broken and two tied.
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Iola
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Okla
Lola
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Winfield
Larry Wichman
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Larry Gragg
Mike Fulghum
Associated Press
Bingham
Collins Wins Golf Playoff at Houston Classic
Big Bill Collins captured the Houston Classic title after beating Masters champion Arnold Palmer in a playoff at Memorial Park. The 237 yard par 3 seventh hole figured in the late drama as Collins overcame a two stroke deficit in the 18 hole playoff to win the $5,300 first prize from a $35,000 purse.
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Tex
Bill Collins
Memorial Park
Arnold Palmer
Collins
Crystal Palmer clash ends with Collins victory in Florida
The Chanute Tribune reports in May 1960 that Collins from Crystal River tied Palmer for first after 72 holes at 280. In a pivotal hole No 7 Palmer bogeyed while Collins birdied, Collins finishing 3 under with 69 to beat Palmer’s 71 by two strokes. Collins’ win boosted year totals to $14,276.89, moving him to fourth in money list while Palmer led earnings with $47,657.57 and second money of $3,400.
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Baltimore
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Lutherans and Humboldt Open With Low-Scoring Tilt
The opener featured Lutherans and Humboldt in a baseball contest. Scoring by innings shows Thayer 452 072 9 and Stark 900 520 016 for 15 runs, while Savenburg . 200 031 0 and EUB No. 1 410 432 x-14.
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Thayer Secegence
Stark Ceseveses
Savenburg
De Gaulle Returns Home From North American Tour
President Charles de Gaulle arrived in Paris after a 17 day visit spanning Canada the United States and French territories in the New World. He spoke of strengthening ties and promoting cooperation during the trip that covered multiple continents and markets.
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Classified Advertising Rates and Local Notices
Rates per word and minimums for 1 to 24 day ads, with discounts for prepaid and consecutive days. Notices include charity appeals for Gene Gurwell Fund and addiction support contact points. Also mentions location changes and agency services for auto tags and titles.
Thayer and EUB Rally to Softball Wins
Fifty nine runs scored as Thayer beat Stark 23 to 16 in a hitting heavy church softball league game. EUB No 1 defeated Savenburg 14 to 6 as Lavenburg pitchers allowed many hits. Richwine hit a grand slam and Smith added two homers for Thayer, Brown also homered. The loss saw Hanson and Buscher allow nine hits and Savenburg commit ten errors.
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Stark
Savenburg
EUB No. 1
Dave Anderson
Lavenburg
Dick Holtzman
Bill Richwine
Bud Butts
Richwine
Pete Smith
Clinton Brown
Stoll and
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Hanson
Buscher
First Baptist
EUB No. 2
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