Giants Rally Past Cards in Ninth Inning Thriller
The San Francisco Giants edged St Louis 6-5 as Daryl Spencer delivered a late-inning rally, with Hank Sauer belting three homers for the Cubs in a 15-2 rout of Los Angeles. Hank Aaron hit two solo shots as the Braves beat the Reds 6-2, while the Pirates beat the Phillies 7-4 in night games.
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Lemon Sent To Minors
Cleveland general manager Frank Lane announced veteran pitcher Bob Lemon will report to the San Diego Padres of the Pacific Coast League after Sunday's game. Lemon, a seven time 20 game winner, will work out with the club to regain his form and also serve as pitching coach for the young pitchers.
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Caspar Leads First Round at Tournament of Champions
In Las Vegas Billy Caspar shoots seven under par 65 to lead by one stroke over Frank Stranshaw after the opening round. Caspar’s strong start puts pressure on Stranshaw as the world’s top players begin the event.
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Corry Area opens Section 18 with win over Northern Area
Corry Area High School’s 1958 truck squad begins Section 18 play this afternoon versus Warren after a 63 55 victory over Northern Area in the opening game. The team lineup features Stuart Ball Ken Downey Jim Maloney Ernie Vanssens Lee Austin John Brown Sid Stewart Denny Hyer Jerry Williams Bob Nichols Lee Williams Don Kauer Skip Lindsey and more.
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Beaver Thinclads Face Powerful Warren
The Corry Area Beavers host Warren to open Section 11 track as 3:45 p m meet on CAHL field tests lineup changes after Northern Area. Freshmen Dennis Mountain Don Wharton Steve Olson Paul Bauer Bill Leck, plus Potocki in jumps, prep for a Warren squad with multiple returning standouts. Downey and Kauer face injury uncertainties as other Section 11 teams Meadville Oil City Titusville also start league action.
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Detroit Kegrets Start Strong In ABC Bowling Standings
The Detroit Kegrets and St. Louis Falstaffs posted high scores in the American Bowling Congress event. Detroit’s Stuohs led with a 675 series as Stroh’s Buzz Fazio shapes a Falstaff lead, while Lening, Lucet, Chase and Mut figure in other top placements across doubles, all-events and singles.
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Bowling Leagues Close Seasons With Moouse and Corry-Jamestown Triumphs
Three bowling leagues finished their seasons last night. The Moose clinched the B National title by five games, Corry Pharmacy won the American crown by one game, and the C-J Machining squad led all with a 16 game margin. Top individual scores included Ted Bauer 272 and Bob Ottaway two 202s. other high scorers were Ed Giacomo 209, Harry Oldenski 208, Ford Stewart 208, Bob De Maur 218, Ed Borstorff 204, Joe Niedomus 212, and George Haenel 253. Also noted were three tied first-round leaders with 800s in the Lafayette Open.
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Cleveland Hands Chicago Fifth Straight Defeat
Cleveland Indians beat the Chicago White Sox 6-4, marking Chicago’s fifth straight loss as the Indians’ six run third featured Chico Carrasquel driving in three with a two run double. Minnie Minoso contributed two RBIs for Chicago as Billy Pierce, Dick Donovan, Early Wynn and Jim Wilson struggled on the mound. Kansas City split the day by topping Detroit 7-2, and the Yankees had a rainout at Washington. Boston won for the second straight, defeating Baltimore 4-3 in 10 innings.
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Yesterday's Stars Spark in MLB Action
Yesterday's Stars delivered a 15-2 rout as Lee Walls and Cubs combined for three home runs and eight runs against the Dodgers. Mike Fornieles of the Red Sox earned his first victory, his first complete game, a 10 inning seven hit effort to topple the Orioles 4-3.
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National League results and standings summary
Yesterday the National League saw Chicago beat Los Angeles 15 to 3 while San Francisco edged St. Louis 6 to 5 and Pittsburgh won 7 to 6 over Philadelphia. Milwaukee defeated Cincinnati 6 to 2 as behind standings show Chicago at 62, San Francisco 69, Milwaukee 53, Cincinnati 43, Philadelphia 4, Pittsburgh 25, Los Angeles 36, St Louis 26. Today’s NL schedule lists Night Games Philadelphia at Milwaukee with Robarts facing Bunt, Pittsburgh at Cincinnati with Kline against Haddix, and St Louis at Los Angeles. tomorrow Philadelphia at Milwaukee, Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, Chicago at San Francisco, St Louis at Los Angeles.
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Olympic Champions Enter Penn Relays Opening Field
Five Olympic champions compete at the Penn Relays opening day as 3500 athletes from 560 schools enter the 64th meet. Villanova anchors Ron Delany in the distance medley relay while Glenn Davis, Greg Bell, Paul Thrash, Bobby Morrow, and Harold Connolly pursue titles in events from the mile to the hammer throw.
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Dur ham beat Walker Cupper Blum in North and South quarterfinals
In Durham N C the headline notes Dur ham stunned by Arnold Blum 4 and 8 in the quarterfinals of the North and South Amateur. Dodgers outfielder Duke Snider was reinstated after a one day suspension costing about 8275 in pay. Ohio State coach Lloyd Stahl resigns effective June 20. In Keeneland Piion wins by length over Flamingo in the Blue Cross Stakes. Tuscanaway wins by five lengths at Laurel in a six furlong top event.
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