Tigers Hold Share Of AL Lead On Lary Mossi Duo
Detroit tops the Red Sox as Frank Lary and Mossi roll to wins. The Tigers climb back into first place behind the twosome's 17 4 combined record, matching the 1944 Newhouser Trout era. White Sox and Dodgers also win in the day’s big league action.
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Bill Bruton
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Jake Wood Iive
Roger Maris
Bobby Richardson
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Cleveland
Gary Bell
Whitey Ford
Luis Arroyo
Chuckssegian
Indians
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Little League Claims is Fourth Victim
COCOA Florida. One by one in the nation Little League tragedy claims another young life. Brumit Estes age 12 catcher for Cocoa Little League and Winde Lodge Club suffered a fatal throat injury when a pitched ball struck the area between chest protector and mask. He died en route to Wiestoff Memorial Hospital. A doctor cited a ruptured artery in the throat as the cause. no autopsy was performed.
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Wioose Lodge
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Rae
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Painter
Charlie Williams
Wiestoff Memorial Hospital
Maxie Nets 17th Texas League Win With No-Hitter
Larry Maxie pitched a no hitter to defeat the Victoria Giants 2-0, giving Austin a seventh win without a loss. The $40,000 bonus star, coming off a tough season, added to a slate of regional results including Amarillo’s 4-1 victory over Ardmore and Tulsa’s 6-3 win over San Antonio.
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Milwaukee Braves
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Ardmore
Jack Cullen
Tulsa
Phil Linz
Gold Sox
Rosebuds
Linz
Joe Pepitone
Dick Berardino
Tom Aaron
Dick Loyde
Oilers
Harry Fanok
Gordon Richardson
Victoria
San An
Major League Standings and Wednesday Results Across Leagues
Major League standings show leaders in American and National leagues with team records and games back. Wednesday results include Detroit over Boston and Chicago over Los Angeles with night games across the circuit.
Americans Face British Amateur Golf Test in Turnberry
Two Americans Ralph Morrow of Oklahoma City and Henry Timbrook of Los Angeles remain among 32 players in the fourth round at Turnberry Scotland of the British Amateur Championship. Morrow seeks to turn pro while Timbrook compares his swing to Sammy Snead as they push for quarter finals. Among others, several Americans were eliminated as Scots dominated the field with seven U S players falling Wednesday.
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United Press International
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UPID
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Oklahoma City
Henry ‘Umbrook
Los Angeles
Morrow
Raymond Munro
Timbrook
Alex Kyle
Lindsay Renfrew
Munro (Binky) Mitchella
Fort Worth
Tex
U.S
Korisch
Roseville
Calif
Ronnie Shade
Frank Bostock
Phoenix
Ariz
Gordon Cash
West Scotland
Frank Sugden
Hollywood Hills
Jimmy Walker
Jack Penrose
Miami Beach
Fla
Palmer Favored as U S Open Opens at Oakland Hills
Arnold Palmer is the 5-1 betting favorite at the start of the U S Open golf championship with Sam Snead the co second choice at 6-1. The field of 127 pros and 23 amateurs tees off at 9 a m EDT with Palmer and Deane Beaman paired with Jack Fleck, amid forecast clear weather in the 70s.
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UPI
Birmingham
Mich
UPD
Sam Snead
Arnold Palmer
Snead
Oakland Hills
Gary Plaver
Dog Sanders
Jay Hebert
Ben Hogan
Tommy Bolt
Billy Casper
Cary Middlecoff
Julius Boros
Jack Nicklaus
Walter Burkemo
Doug Ford
Roup
Doug Higgins
Milton Maruste
Bill Farrell
Mike Fetchick
Jackie Cupit
John Miles
Palmer
Deane Beaman
Jack Fleck
Bob Rosburg
Jerry Barber
Ford Fair
Trading Halt Midnight for Major Leagues
Major league officials pursue last minute deals as the Yankees consider adding a third player to fit Bud Daley and Billy Gardner. Earl Torgeson may fill the final roster spot after being cut by the White Sox. Trades also involve Milwaukee Braves relief pitching, Los Angeles Angels shortstop options, and Red Sox pitching needs as Vern Law risks his status with Pittsburgh.
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United Press International
New York Yankees
Bud Daley
Billy Gardner
Yankee
Roy Hamery
Yankees
Earl Torgeson
Chicago White Sox
Hamey
Danny McDevitt
Minnesota
Gardner
Kansas City
Charles Finley
Daley
Art Ditmar
Deron Johnson
Johnny McHale
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George Brunet
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Vancouver
Bob Hendley
Louisville
McHale
Angels
Los Angeles Angels
Rocky Bridges
Ken Hamline
Boston Red Sox
Frank Malzone
Pete Runnels
Pittsburgh
Vern Law
Teen Stefan Redl Defeats Johnny Gorman in New York Fight
In Commack Stefan Redl of Passaic New Jersey won a decision over Johnny Gorman of New York by 146% to 146% in a 10 round bout. In Miami Beach Alan Harmon of Kingston Jamaica beat Jesse Bowdry of St Louis 169% to 144% in a 10 round decision.
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