Musial Hopes For One More Season After Hot Start
Aging Stan Musial, at 41, stars for the St. Louis Cardinals as he leads the National League with a .474 average after a blistering start. He hints at possibly returning in 1963 if that is his goal, while the Cardinals roll to a big win over the Mets. Warren Spahn earns his 410th victory for Milwaukee, Banks hits his 300th homer for the Cubs, and Cincinnati tops Los Angeles as the Pirates extend their win streak.
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Casper Favored Houston Golf Classic Field
Casper and Souhak led the Houston Golf Classic contenders in Texan play with a combined bankroll near $124,200. The event opens amid shifting favorites after Arnold Palmer’s withdrawal, leaving a tight, uncertain spread among long hitters and competitors.
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National League results and schedule notes
Baseball standings and results show St Louis and New York leading matches with Chicago Houston Milwaukee and Cincinnati also posting wins. Tonight’s games include St Louis at New York Houston at Chicago and San Francisco at Milwaukee Los Angeles at Cincinnati with Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
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Orioles Clip Yankees 1-0 On Pappas gem and Wilhem save
Orioles rookie pitcher Pappas outdueled Yankees with two hits allowed in six innings and a fifth inning solo homer to provide the only run. Hoyt Wilhelm protected the lead, escaping a ninth inning jam. Messi of Detroit held Washington to five hits in a 1-0 win. White Sox beat Twins 2-1, Angels top KC 2-1. Kaline homered for Detroit. Belinsky in first ML start beat A’s.
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Savko Wins Raymond League Singles Championship
Clair Savko captured the Raymond League singles title at Bowl-Aire with a 666 series and a 223 best single. Tony Slava finished second by eleven pins, followed by Pete Dubrosky Bill Jankowski and Ross Bailey in the top five handicap standings. In the Antlers League at Elks lanes Lyle Watrous posted 202 and 210 while Carl Peterson had 202 to help Elks standings.
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Fullmer and Pender Sign For World Title Bout
Gene Fullmer and Paul Pender signed to fight for the world middleweight championship in June at Montana State College field house in Bozeman Mont. Promoters Sam Silverman of Boston and Norman Rothschild of Syracuse announced the signing after a meeting with the boxers and their reps in a Chicago hotel.
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Mantle Breaks Tie With Walks in Baltimore
Mickey Mantle of the New York Yankees began the game tied with 1,138 career strikeouts and walks. He drew two walks to break the tie. In San Juan, Daniel Berrios defeated Andy Ares after a late rally, with Norm Bass taking the loss for Puerto Rico.
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Celtics Capture Fifth Title in Six Years in OT Win
The Boston Celtics defeated the Los Angeles Lakers 110 to 107 in overtime at Boston Garden to win the NBA championship, their fourth straight and fifth in six years. Injuries and fouls plagued Boston, but veterans Sam Jones and Bill Russell fueled the overtime surge while key players fouled out. Frank Selvy nearly forced a final shot for L.A. in regulation.
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City Bowling Tourney Prizes Awarded At Bowl Aire
The 17th annual handicap City Bowling Association tournament at Bowl-Aire distributed 490.50 in prizes after handicaps revised. Don Carroll won 36.25 in singles, with Chuck Berkhause runner-up at 29, and Bill Mitchell with Tony Amoroso sharing 26.50 in doubles. Corry Jamestown Owls led team prizes with 45.00 top money. Bob Staples claimed all events 14.85.
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Eight results from city to city paint events
The summary lists a series of painting results across cities including San Francisco Phoenix and Montreal with competitors Zora Fob ley Chandler Manuel Alias and Ruy Salazar, noting outscores and ten point margins in each matchup. The results indicate multiple regional exchanges across diverse locales and participants.
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