White Sox Rally Sparks Split With Tribe
The White Sox erased a deficit to beat the Indians, with Jim Landis and Roy Sievers homering to seal a 6-3 win in game two. Russ Kemmerer earned the win in relief, Turk Lown secured a save, and the split left New York 3½ games back at the All-Star break.
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Ailey Sets World Javelin Mark at AAU Meet
Bill Ailey of Short Hills New Jersey shattered the javelin world record with a 283 foot eight inch throw at an AAU meet in Westchester Pennsylvania. Ailey, a University of Kansas student and U S Olympic team member, surpassed the previous mark of 277 feet and will seek national AAU approval.
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Weekend Fight Summary in Rome Card
In Rome Guilio Rinaldi 176 outpoints Donnie Freeman 174 from Midlothian Texas over ten rounds. Referee scores reflected a clear decision with Rinaldi earning a victory in a bout featuring competitive exchanges.
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Mantle May Miss Classic National 13-10 Pick Today
The National League holds a 13 to 10 pick over the American League in the first of two All-Star clashes in Kansas City. Mantle may miss the game due to a knee injury, with Al Kaline as a possible center fielder replacement. Managers Alston and Lopez planned right handed starters, with Bob Friend or Monbouquette likely to pitch the opener.
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Johnson Back Boosts US Decathlon Hopes
Eugene Oregon AP United Slaters Olympic decathlon hopes rise as Rafer Jobson returns after injuries. He scores 8083 points to set a new U S record while CA Yang of Formosa finishes close behind. Yang struggles in the 200 meters after two days of competition.
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Pirates Catcher Fined and Suspended After Fracas
Pittsburgh Pirates catcher Bob Goldis was fined 100 dollars and suspended five days for bumping umpire Ed Vargo in a Friday night incident. Three Pirates players Fred Green Dick Groat and Don Hoak received 50 dollar fines for protesting a disputed run scoring play in the opener of a twin bill against the Philadelphia Phillies, a 9 to 5 Phillies win in 10 innings.
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Havana showdown stops Ellis in Cuba bout
Cuban duel sees Doug Vaillant halt J. D. Ellis in a 137s sprint. The event, staged in Havana, marks a fast finish as Trenita from New Jersey records 137 percent in a surprising performance.
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National League results and All-Star schedule
Sunday results show Boston beating New York 3 to 9 and Pittsburgh 6 to 2. Philadelphia 2 defeated Washington 4, Baltimore 1, Milwaukee 7 over Cincinnati 1, Detroit 12 over Kansas City 10, Los Angeles 11 over St. Louis 7, Cleveland 6 to Chicago 4, and Chicago 26 San Francisco 5. Saturday results include Boston 3 to New York, Philadelphia 2, Pittsburgh 1, Chicago 8 over Cleveland 4, St Louis 4 over Los Angeles 3, Washington 7 over Baltimore 2, Chicago 7 over San Francisco 6, and Detroit 6 over Kansas City 1. All-Star game events are noted in Kansas City and New York venues with schedule changes and times.
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Palmer Enters French Open With Confidence After Open
Arnold Palmer tees off in the two day Triole French Open at St Cloud Golf Club as the U S Open and Masters champion aims for strong finish. Kel Nagle, who beat Palmer by a stroke at St Andrews, is returning to Australia for rest and arthritis treatment. Palmer plans PGA hopefuls in July after the French event. Palmer remains philosophical about missing the grand slam, saying he wasn’t discouraged and will try again.
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Elmira Wins 4 3 in 13 From Geneva and Other Scores
Elmira defeats Geneva 4 to 3 in 13 innings. Corning edges Wellsville 8 to 7 with a second game lasting 16 innings. Erie defeats Auburn 8 to 3 in another minor league result roundup.
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Art Wall Jr Wins Canadian Open Championship
Art Wall Jr of Picono Manor Pennsylvania captured the Canadian Open in Toronto finishing 72 holes with a 269 total six strokes ahead of Jay Hebert of Lafayette Louisiana and Bob Goalby of Crystal River Florida.
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Minor League Results Show Mixed PCL Games
Pacific Coast League scores reflect Sacramento 2 Tacoma 2 Spokane 5 Fernand 2 Seattle 13 Vancouver 94 Salt Lake 0 San Diego 23. Result trends indicate Seattle surge and San Diego heavy scoring in this fragment.
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Stars Deliver Five-For Willie Tasby Powers Boston Win
Yesterday's Stars show strong hitting with Willie Tasby of the Red Sox going 5-for-5 at the plate including a home run. He drove in four and scored three as Boston beat the Yankees 85. Pitcher Ed Roebuck of the Dodgers earned his seventh straight win with three hitless innings in a 11-7 victory over the Cardinals.
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U S rowing squad praised as strongest ever
Syracuse news reports the United States Olympic rowing squad funded by the Navy is hailed as the strongest combination yet. Navy varsity heavies surged in the premier eight, beating California and Syracuse crews, with several sailors earning seats in multiple boats. The Vespers and Kelly Knecht pair, plus Kelly’s Olympic streak, are highlighted as key names.
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Manila Flash Elorde Stops Ha Chiro Tio in Tight Fight
In Manila, legendary boxer Flash Elorde, 135, stops challenger Ha Chiro Tio, 1364, Japan, in five rounds. Supporting bout saw Solomon Boysaw, 134, Cleveland, score a technical win over Roberto Cruz, 134, Philippines, via cut point.
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Dodgers Gain Ground As Pirates Lead Slips In Break
Dodgers surge to 12 of 16 since midweek, gaining ten games to move past St. Louis for third while Pirates hold a five game edge over Milwaukee at the All Star break. Frank Howard drives in runs, Norm Sherry homers to key a 7 7 tie breaker as Los Angeles defeats St Louis. Pirates win with late innings offense, Stan Musial stars for Cardinals in a separate game.
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Corry Golfers Tee Off For Club Championships
A large field of 128 golfers contested the Corry Club’s weekend scramble for five flights led by John Rudolph and Dr. John Mohr in the first flight. First round play completed in three men’s divisions plus women and junior events, with 10 of 64 matches still unfinished and three consolation events planned. Notable results included Bab Oth defeating John Chillock one up, and Dr. Mohr posting 70 to beat M. S. Cubbet. Several rounds in all divisions produced upsets and tight matches as second rounds loom next weekend.
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