Griffith Aims To Boost Twins With Stigman Strong Start
Minnesota Twins owner Calvin Griffith hints at using Har mon Killebrew and Bob Allison paired with a resurging Dick Stigman as the rotation's hopeful spark. Stigman has won back to back complete games, fanning 19 with just 1 hit allowed, lifting the Twins 8-1 over Detroit and narrowing the gap to the Angels atop the league.
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Arm Worries Bonus Baby Lew Krausse
Chester Pa AP Lew Krausse the Kansas City Athletics 125000 bonus baby worries about his arm and future. The 19 year old signed out of Chester high school in 1961 pitched a shutout in his first major league game and says his control problems cost him innings in the majors this season at Binghamton he built rhythm and gained better control. He will fly to Mayo Clinic Rochester for diagnosis and treatment and says rest may cure the arm strain and may be the key to return to form.
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Palmer Remains Cash Leader Despite PGA Loss
Palmer continues to top the money list despite a setback in the PGA event. The report notes Palmer's consistent earnings and rankings, highlighting his lead in season earnings as other players struggle. The source mentions related figures and names tied to the tour’s money standings.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights
American League leaders show New York and Cleveland atop the table with Boston, Chicago and Detroit close behind. Monday results include Minnesota 8, Detroit 1 and Baltimore beating Los Angeles in a tight set. Today’s schedule features Boston at New York and Chicago at Washington with Cleveland at Kansas City and Baltimore at Los Angeles among others. In the National League Los Angeles leads, San Francisco and Pittsburgh chase, with Philadelphia and Chicago also in contention. Tonight’s games include Philadelphia at Chicago and New York at Milwaukee with Los Angeles at St. Louis and San Francisco at Houston on the docket.
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Reds pitcher O'Toole loses no hitter in Skinner double
Reds ace Jim O'Toole carried a near perfect game into the ninth, but Bob Skinner broke it up with a two-base hit. The Pirates provided late drama as O'Toole fanned six and allowed only three hits, while Leo Cardenas made key plays behind him.
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Reed wins in Pennsylvania Lawn Tennis Championship
United States No. 1 Reed, former Davis Cup pick, defeats Sam Howe 6-2 6-1 in Haverford Pennsylvania. Reed laments form and notes European slump and recent Chicago event losses while fellow favorites Seixas Helibere and others advance. women’s doubles feature Wimbledon champion Bunahntie Crady and others.
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Steelers Open Preparation For Gridiron Wars
The Steelers begin camp at West Liberty State College with several players reporting and others missing. Notable names include Bob Ferensot of Ohio State not reporting and veteran backs and linemen from Chicago Bears and Green Bay appearing in camp news.
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Rec Tennis Progress At Mead Park Court
Twenty one participants split into advanced and primary groups in Mead Park court tennis this week. Preliminary matches feature Pal Stec, Bonnie Waite, Linda Miller, Pat Stee, Linda Smitty, Blaine Flye, Cathy Five, and others with winners decided by best of three games. final classifications and champions to be announced after tournament play.
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Hornung Leaves Army for Green Bay Return
Bald Ye Hornung, star NFL player and Heisman Trophy winner from Notre Dame, finished Army processing and is headed to Green Bay, Wisconsin by plane with pilot Mead. A Packers legend who scored 19 points in a title game, he led the league in scoring and was the league's Most Valuable Player, while balancing reserve service and duties with a National Guard unit in North Dakota set to deactivate August 1.
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Mays Grabs Homer Lead With 28
Willie Mays of the San Francisco Giants moved into the major league home run lead with 28 after belting three last week. Leon Wagner of the Los Angeles Angels tops the American League with 27. Stan Musial of St Louis rose to challenge as Tammy Davis of the Dodgers slipped. The race features several sluggers amid a week of uneven power.
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Hall of Fame Inductees Include Robinson and Feller
Jackie Robinson and Bob Feller led a 196? Hall of Fame class including veterans Bill McKechnie and Roush. Robinson questioned if he was the first Black player, while Feller and others were celebrated for their long careers. A rule change widens veteran eligibility to 20 years post retirement, with calls to open more spots for old-timers.
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