Wynn Dominates as White Sox Surge in 1959 pennant run
Early Wynn pitches a four hitter for his 22nd win and Chicago extends its lead to 1.5 games over the Yankees after a doubleheader sweep. Minnie Minoso homers in both games, Roy Sievers adds a 20th, while Ted Williams hits his 510th lifetime homer for Boston. Yankees stumble as Ditmar and McDougald perform in a split week, and Orioles' Brooks Robinson belts a grand slam in a 2-1 win.
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Brooks Grand Slam Sends Orioles Past Indians in 6 5 Win
Brooks Robinson belted a grand slam and drove in five as Baltimore exploited Cleveland wild pitching for a 6 5 victory. Robinson’s 10th homer of the season capped a big first inning, while Cleveland pitching woes continued as rookie Wes Bladeski earned the win and Hal Brown started for Baltimore.
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Indiana Hoosiers hit with Big Ten recruiting probation
CHICAGO AP The Big Ten bans Indiana from league title contention for 1960 and cuts 1960 television receipts along with a multi-year probation. Investigations reveal multiple paid stipends and inducements to prospective students, including illegal offers by a former coach. Indiana accepts the penalties, though President Wells calls the action reluctantly necessary.
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Three Leagues Stage Key Tilts in Local Playoffs
Three Leagues stage crucial playoff tilts shaping baseball and softball titles. Ajax leads the Junior Baseball League with one loss in twelve, facing Raymonds in a four team elimination. Springnankers trail Ajax after Friday’s defeat. Moose’s Bar and Restaurant targets the City Softball crown against defending Corry Jamestown as Moore’s holds 9-0 and Steel Aggers 9-1. Corry High Softball League finals hinge on Aces versus Corry Liners. Play continues with Makeup games, and Ajax-Rays winner to meet Aero Supply St. Ziward’s winner in a best-of-three series for a shot at the title.
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Baseball Scores and Schedule From Week in Chicago to West Coast
National and American leagues report results including Chicago wins over Washington and Pittsburgh, Detroit bombing Boston 94 6 and Kansas City at New York with rain delays. Upcoming games list Detroit at New York Chicago at Baltimore Cleveland at Washington and others with rain postponements noted.
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Detroit splits doubleheader with Boston in 9-6 opener win
Lars Batting-Neil Chrisley Ti ers collected three singles two doubles and a homer driving in five runs as Detroit won the opener 9-6 before losing the second game. Pitwhing Sam Jones Giants yielded two hits and Jack Mias Sait Prinicisco won its fifth 6-2 over Cincinnati.
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Littler Wins Eastern Open With Fine Putting Stroke
Littler from Singing Hills California won the 11th Eastern Open at Pine Ridge, finishing five under par after seven birdies and bogeying twice. Gary Player tied for second two strokes back as Littler earned $2,500 and boosted his season winnings to $23,729 in his last 13 events since May 1.
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Mason City Woman Wins Western Amateur Golf Title
Ann Casey Johnstone of Mason City Iowa ends a 20 year quest by defeating Sandra Spuzich of Indianapolis 4 and 2 to win the Western Amateur Golf Championship. Johnstone opened with a 4-hole morning lead and withstood Spuzich’s rally in the afternoon to claim the title.
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Patriots and Texans Win Exhibitions in Early AL Play
In two weekend exhibitions from the new American League, the Boston Patriots overwhelmed the Buffalo Bills 28-7 in Buffalo, while the Dallas Texans edged the Oakland Raiders 20-18 at Kezar Stadium in San Francisco. Fullback Jack Spikes scored twice in the Texans win.
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Wilt Chamberlain hints at Warriors return in vague interview
Wilt Chamberlain, who quit the Philadelphia Warriors after a record season, left the door open to a possible return. He plans meetings with Warriors owner Eddie Gottlieb, said he may play basketball this winter, and cited potential offers from Abe Saperstein's Globetrotters and other options in Los Angeles. He previously announced leaving the NBA after the Warriors’ playoff exit, citing rugged play.
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Ex Cripple Wins PublicLinks Title
Bob Hemeisen, 25, a service station worker from Sink ing Spring near Reading, won the Sylvania public links title with a new record 270 on Saturday. He broke the previous 261 set by Bob Schoener of Bethlehem six years earlier. Hemeisen had been badly injured in a 1953 head-on crash.
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Rudolph Captures Corry Country Club Title Again
Rudolph defends his Corry Country Club championship by beating Bracken in sudden death after both finish 74 in the quarterfinals. Mohr advances in the lower bracket with a 4 and 3 win over Darwin Wolcott, while Dyckes and others move toward semifinal clashes as brackets tighten.
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State National All Stars Battle To Scoreless Tie
In the third annual Pennsylvania Big 33 game the Nation and State All Stars played to a 0–0 tie before a Hershey Stadium crowd of 23 500. Coaches Carl Snagely and Bob Sherman praised the even play despite rain and fumbles. Rick Leeson and Paul Shearer named the game’s most valuable players.
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Local tennis results feature Cassett and Hnatyszyn advances
Kay Cassett was defeated to lead the progression, while Mrs. Rudolph defeated Mary Hnatyszyn to secure advancement. The outcomes highlight rising players in a regional match, with bold performances shaping the next round.
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