Farrell’s Hurling Out Shadows Casey’s Mets In League Play
Dick Farrell nicknamed Turk of the Houston Colts dominates with a 4-2 win over the Milwaukee Braves, notching seven wins, 11 strikeouts, and four hits allowed. Mike White fuels the Colts with four singles as Milwaukee’s Tony Cloninger takes the loss. Mets post club record hits and runs in a 11-1 rout of the Cubs, while Pirates, Reds, and Phillies win as rain suspends others. Regular AL and NL action includes Baltimore over Detroit 2-1 and New York’s 3-2 win over Cleveland. Isher goes distance for the Mets in a five-hit game.
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Eisenhower and Palmer Win Charity Golf Match in Pennsylvania
Dwight D. Eisenhower and Arnold Palmer defeated Jimmy Demaret and Ray Bolger in a charity golf match for the Heart Association of Southeastern Pennsylvania. The Eisenhower Palmer team shot 71 to 74. Crowd cheered as Eisenhower praised Palmer and Palmer credited Eisenhower with carrying him. Both stars reside in Pennsylvania Latrobe and Gettysburg respectively.
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Major League Leaders Overview by United Press International
National League leaders include Williams of Chicago with a .351 average and 26 home runs, Torre of Milwaukee with 29 homers and 56 RBIs, and Stargell of Pittsburgh with 18 homers and 33 RBIs. American League leaders show Oliva of Minnesota batting .381 with 34 home runs and 61 RBIs, Mantle and Maris of New York contributing power, while Killebrew and Colavito lead with 12 home runs each.
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Grant outpoints Mott in Las Vegas boxing card
In Las Vegas Nevada Al Grant defeated Cecil Mott by points decision. Grant improved his record while Monte California provided the challenger and Phoenix Arizona supplied the venue city.
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Yost Signs Free Agent Deal with the Jets
Jerry Yost former West Virginia quarterback signs as a free agent with the New York Jets of the AFL joining quarterbacks Dick Wood Pete Liske and Mike Taliaferro on the roster. Braves Sign Two to Greenville Roster Noessel and Johnson ink contracts to play for the Milwaukee Braves farm team in Greenville South Carolina with Noessel as pitcher and Johnson as catcher.
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Baseball Leaders And Pitching Wins From Daily Summary
The report lists top hitters in the American and National Leagues with totals for runs batted in and home runs. Notable names include Oliva, Boyer, Stargell and Colavito with double digit RBIs and batting mentions. Pitching leaders feature Gibson and Marichal with strong win totals and shutouts across the leagues.
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Gleason Named Assistant Athletic Director at Fresno State
Kenneth C. Gleason is named assistant athletic director at Fresno State College succeeding retiring J. Flint Hanner. Gleason has served on the Fresno Athletic staff since 1946.
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Hague Standings Shuffle In Tight Race Across Leagues
The standings show Hague leading clusters with Philadelphia at 21 14, St. Louis 22 17, and Pittsburgh 22 17 mired near 1 game back. Week results include New York 19 Chicago 1 and Philadelphia 4 Pittsburgh 4, plus rain post ponements and forthcoming games across cities.
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Mets Crush Cubs 19 to 1 in Lopsided Showdown
The column hoists the Mets as they erupt for 19 runs on 23 hits against six Cubs pitchers, a record setting offensive outburst framed by a parade of historic sports feats. It notes other legends like Bannister and Nicklaus, but centers on the surprising Mets assault and defensive miscues by the Cubs.
Baseball scores and schedule for today
Scores include Denver 3 Dallas 1, Seattle 3 San Diego 2, Tacoma 7 Indianapolis 6 in 10 innings, Spokane 7 Arkansas 6 in 12 innings, Portland 5 Hawaii 1. Tonight’s games: Salt Lake at Oklahoma City, Denver at Dallas, Seattle at San Diego, Indianapolis at Tacoma, Arkansas at Spokane, Portland at Hawaii.
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Dow Jones Averages and Treasury Totals Reported
Dow Jones noon and morning averages show a drop across all indices with 30 Industrials at 816.04, Railroads at 205.97 and Stocks at 289.12. Treasury accounts for the year ending May 22 show withdrawals of 112.52 billion dollars and deposits of 103.94 billion with a public debt near 308.77 billion and gold at 15.46 billion. An encyclopedia note adds that ancient weddings matched moon phases for favorable divine favor.
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Cleveland Fans Rally Over Ford Ring Incident
In a tense scene at Cleveland Stadium the Indians accuse Whitey Ford of using a ring during a game to nick the ball. Ford leaves the mound after the ninth inning, and Pete Mikkelsen earns the win for New York as Boston and Baltimore post wins elsewhere in major league action.
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Mets Dominate Cubs In Record-Setting 19-1 Victory
New York Mets rout the Chicago Cubs 19-1 setting club marks for runs and hits in a single game. Dick Smith tallies five hits including a triple and a double while Ron Hunt collects four hits. every starter contributes at least one RBI. Casey Stengel notes the win ends a three game skid and jokes about trading players for needed help.
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