Chisox Battle Back To Retain 2-Game Edge
The Chicago White Sox erased a 4-2 deficit in the ninth and, after trailing 2-0, forced extra innings to beat Boston 5-4 in 10. Billy Goodman delivered the decisive double as Chicago held a two game AL lead over Cleveland, who won to extend their streak. Rocky Colavito starred for Cleveland with two homers and four RBIs in a 6-3 win over the Yankees. Kansas City toppled Baltimore 6-3, and Washington defeated Detroit 7-?
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Chicago White Sox
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T ‘Em
Billy Goodman
Boston
Chicago
White Sox
Indians
New York
Rocky Colavito
Kansas City
Baltimore
Washington
Detroit
Frank Malzone
Dick Donovan
Frank Sullivan
al Smith
Norm Cash
Lal
Mikes Pormeles
Red Sox
RBI
Jim Rivera
Johnny Romano
Turk Lown
Chicago Cubs
Cal McLish
Dick Williams
A's
Orioles
Billy Lees
John ‘Tsitouris
Killebrew
Ken Aspromonte
Browns Face QB Dilemma After Exhibition Losses
Cleveland Browns coach Paul Brown voiced concern over the team’s passing game after two setbacks. He said neither Jim Ninowski nor Milt Plum could lead the club to a championship, reflecting on Otto Graham’s retirement and ongoing quarterback search following losses to Pittsburgh and Detroit. The Eagles meanwhile acquired defensive halfback Jimmy Carr from the Colts for a future draft pick.
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Paul Brown
Cleveland Browns
Browns
Jim Ninowski
Milt Plum
Paul
Detroit
Brown
Otto Graham
Ninowski
Michigan State
Pittsburgh
Lionas
Philadelphia Eagles
Jimmy Carr
Colts
Feud Ended Dempsey Announces Retirement From Fight
New York AP reports Jack Dempsey says his task is fulfilled and that the promotion of a heavyweight bout with Ingemar Johansson is settled. Dempsey and Rosensohn Enterprises may promote the next spring fight, with New York licensing suspended amid internal bickering and Rosensohn’s magazine article.
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New York
Lhe Decalls
Jack Dempsey
Manassa Mauler
Rosen
Dempsey
Goteborg
Johansson
Ingemar
Rosensohn Enterprises
Bill Rosensohn
Two Joannes Clash At U S Women's Amateur
At Congressional Country Club Washington Joanne Gunderson of Kirkland Wash and Joanne Goodwin from Haverhill Mass drive attention as they surge in the U S Women's Amateur. Gunderson, two over through two matches, and Goodwin, 24, have sparked talk by subpar rounds and bold play against top contenders including Anne Quast and Ruth Miller White.
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Washington
Joanne
U. S
JoAnne Gunderson
Kirkland
Wash
Joanne Goodwin
Congressional Country Club
Haverhill
Mass
Congressional
Tentouusee
Roe
Ohelenia-Aiarning
Miss Goodwin
Anne Quast
Marysville
Miss Gunderson
Ruth Miller White
Whittier
Calif
Mrs. White
Southern California
Texas
Sandra Haynie
Austin
Corry Tennis Club hosts two beach net semifinals
In Mead Park, two beach men's net semifinals advanced with Bob Tunnell defeating George Downey 8-6 then 6-1 and Tom Titus beating Tom Didtach -1 6-0. Tonight Tony Radecki faces Frank Mc Knight while Tunnel meets Titus tomorrow for the club championship.
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FC More
Frank McKnight
Titus
Junior Golfers Dinner Hosted by Corry Country Club
The Corry Country Club hosts the first annual junior golf dinner for participants of the summer program. The event begins at 6 PM on the vid patio and awards will be distributed after the session. Last night’s boxing results report Roy Harris and Bhodt securing points in Fresno action.
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Ane Cnmur
Corry
Sesson
Y Ping Pong Event In Play At Corry YMCA
About 60 local ping pong enthusiasts compete in three groups at the Corry YMCA. The no winner format creates a temporary division across senior high and adult levels. Four players lead the tough adult field as Larry Barr, Craig Hyer, Ed Latos and Bob Tunnell organize a team to face outsiders.
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Corry
Larry Barr
Craig Hyer
Ed Latos
Bob Tunnell
Corry! Ymca
Pan American Games Open With 2152 Athletes At Soldier Field
Chicago hosts the third Pan Am Games as 2152 competitors from 24 nations gather under oppressive heat for opening ceremonies at Soldier Field. A 5,000 dove release, 2 country salutes, and a friendship torch relay mark the start ahead of 20 sports competition led by the U S team with 406 athletes.
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Chicago
Mammoth Soldier Field
Milton Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Richard J. Daley
Mexico City
Soldier Field
U.S
Argentina
Bahamas
Bermuda
Brail
British Guiana
Canada
Chile
Costa Rica
Cuba
Dominican Republic
Dutch Guiana
Salvador
Ecuador
Guatemala
Mexico
Netherlands
Antilles
Nicaragua
Panama
Peru
Puerto Rico
Uruguay
Venezuela
British West Indies
Fuller Spars In Secret Sessions Before Basilio Fight
Gene Pullmer and Carmen Basilio prepared for Friday’s world middleweight title bout with private sessions behind locked doors. Pullmer’s manager Mary Jenson said the drills focused on a few targeted techniques as Basilio completed public workouts against Leo Owens. Basilio, 32, from Chittenango, N.Y., said he is never satisfied with his condition.
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Ean Francisco AP
Gene Pullmer
Carmen Basilio
Gene
Mary Jenson
Basilio
Leo Owens
Chittenango, N.Y
Blynt Stars As Nats Win Minor League Championship
Gary Blynt rescues the Mead Park game with key pitching and clutch hitting as the Nats defeat the Dodgers 9 3 to clinch the Minor League pennant. Blynt reliefs, fans 13, and adds two doubles and a single, while Tom Bulard adds two doubles and Blynt drives in two runs.
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Gary Blynt
Yeatuiuanene
Senators
Mead Park
Olin Bracken Field
Young Blynt
Nats
Dodgers
Bluntmen
Dodger
Blyist
Bob Swanson
Tom Bulard
Blynt
Martin Roehrig
al Jowhie
Trowble
Jock Hammond
Barry Greeley
Bulard
Bil Blynt
Doulie
Motoraco Stars Pitching In Braves Relief Victory
Don McMahon blanked the Cardinals in two innings of relief allowing two hits and one triple. Rocky Colavito drove in four runs with two homers for the Indians as they defeated the Yankees.
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Don McMahon
Braves
Cardinals
Rocky Colavito
Indians
Yankees
Sugar Ray Robinson Retains Title After 1958 Defense
A fragmented report notes Robinson’s title status following a March 25 1958 rematch where he defeated Basilio, with former champ Anthony and other ring details referenced. The passage hints at dissatisfaction despite Robinson’s victory and a disputed defense claim.
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Champé Collice
Sugar Ray Robinson
Ray
Basilio
Snider Hodges Hit Dodgers Back Into NL Race
Dodgers rally to take two from Philadelphia as Snider and Hodges drive in three runs in a 3-2 win. Antonelli leads Giants with three RBIs in a 5-2 victory over Pittsburgh. Braves win in late comeback, while Dodgers sit three games behind first-place Giants.
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Lave
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Ain
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Philadelphia
Snider
Hodges
Phils Thal
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Giants
Pittshurelli
Johnny Antonelli Woo
Milwaukee
Minimuks Befoe
St Louis
Chicago
Cubs
Ciieinnats
Reds
Ly Moon Fudl
Rubin
Roberts
Duke
Ralph Kiner
Mel Qt
Stan Mustal
Homer
Johnny Padres
Eng
Marx
Anderson
Larry Sherry
Antonelli
Fon Kline
Daryl Spencer
Seviit Rin
Leagur Castotts
Braves
Hab Gibson
Pinch Witter Mickey
Vernett
Ray Hoone
Mathews
Dor Adcock
Don McMahon
Warren Spal
SSS A. American League And National League Schedule Update
A garbled 1920s style baseball schedule lists teams and matchups with errors. References include the American League standings, games at Cleveland and New York, and National League results such as San Francisco and Philadelphia. Names appear jumbled, but indicate a typical midweek slate with scores and venues.
Major Loop Leaders Major Loop Leaders Baseball Leaders
Baseball leaders across the leagues are listed with batting, runs, hits, doubles, triples, stolen bases, home runs, and pitching stats. Detroit, Chicago, Cleveland, and New York show multiple top marks with players named Kuenn, Yost, Killebrew, Fox, and Banks among the leaders. Internationally notable names include Mays, Aaron, and Mathews with standout figures in runs, doubles, and strikeouts.
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Kuenn
Detroit
Kalle
Wootling
Baliumore
Yost
Powser
Cleveland
Killebrew
Washington
Colavita
Fox Chicagm
Kwenn
New York
Honemime
Cotavite
Clevelad
Killibrew
Washingtou
Aarnii
Mhiwauker
Cullimingham
St Louis
Pisou
Cincinmati
Mays
San Princisco
Rune
Banks
Chica Au Tie Rabinson
Cincinnati
Hill — Aaron
Milwauker
Sal Witsone
Chininmals
Pirson
Cyncinnati
Wve Adyun
Milweatiker
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Bobo) Olson
George Fuertallan
Syrause
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Chris
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North Canter Street
Chic Young
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Wynn
Chicazo
Wml Bunning
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