Rudolphs 75 Paces Locals Carry Last In Four City Golf Play
Ottaway sweeps match as Warren hosts four city golf tourney at Warren Saturday. Corry team led by Roger Oltaney with 82 and John Rudolph 75 top scores. Rudolphs, Dyckes and Mohr each 313 points, Bracken 77, Cassett 86 with 61 points, other names listed with scores in a wide field of 64 golfers.
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Ottaway
Worry
Tinksmen
Rir
Warren
WaRakyo County Club
OM City
Titusidle
BF and Corry
Toonniblick
Wiellers
Roger Oltaney
H Pine
John Rudolph
Corry
Bill Dyckes
Bob Bracken
John Mohr
Bracken
Riss Cassett
Ed Butser
Doaen
Norm Neckers
Bob Watrous
Dyckes
Mohr
Jack Castor
Darwin Wolcott
Bill Platt
al Kander
Bob Forrester
E. H. Harmon
M.S. Cobbett
Littler's Hot 68 Wins Oklahoma Open
Gene Littler captured the Oklahoma City Open at Twin Oaks Country Club after a final round 63, finishing two strokes ahead of Wall Jr. and Arnold Palmer, with a $4,300 prize. Wall Jr. settled second, Palmer faded to third, Littler birdied the final holes to seal the victory.
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Ari Wall Jr
Ginehtum
Arnold Pstmer
National League Leaders This Week
National League leaders list top hitters and pitchers with names and stats across teams. Standouts include Clemente and Skinner for runs batted in and runs, Mays and Pinson for steals, and Williams and Law among top pitchers with decisions.
Idled Indians Regain Lead as Rain Delays Twin Bill
Cleveland moved atop the American League by waiting out rain as the opener at Newark was called. Kansas City and Baltimore split two with 6 and 4 in 10 innings, dropping the Orioles from first. Detroit split with Washington, Boston swept Chicago, and a 11 homer doubleheader featured Lemon Colavito and Siebern among hitters. multiple clubs filled with big hits and late rallies.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Baltimore
Kansas City
Indians
Newark
Detroit
Washington
Jim Lemon
Senators
Boston
Chicago
White Sox
Mike Higgins
Red Sox
Bud Maley
Oriole i
Harry Chitt
Russ Snyder
Chuck Estrada
Gordon Jones
Snyder
Hoyt
Wilhelm
Whitey Herzog
Norm Siebern
Johnny Bucks
Pete Runnels
Frank Sullivan
Sive
Bob Shaw
Lemon
Tigers
Camilo Pascual
Don Lee
Rocky Colavito
Minor League Scores Mixed Rainouts and Wins Across Leagues
Eastern League results show Lancaster beat Springfield 1 0 with several games postponed due to rain. Reading at Williamsport and Allentown at Binghamton also postponed. Pacific Coast League had Spokane beating Sacramento 8 12 and Salt Lake defeating Vancouver 9 3, Tacoma over Seattle 7 6. International League Havana edged Montreal 5 4 in nine innings. Toronto beat Miami 2 0. Buffalo 2 Richmond 0. Rochester at Columbus postponed. American Association saw Denver 10 Charleston Houston 5. Dallas Fort Worth 0. Louisville 10 St. Paul 4.
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Lancaster
Springfield
Nnings
Reading
Williamsport
Allentown
Binghamton
Wellsville
Elmira
Auburn
Corning
Geneva
Erie
Spokane
Sacramento
Salt Lake
Vancouver
Tacoma
Seattle
Havana
Montreal
Toronto
Miami
Buffalo
Richmond
Rochester
Columbus
Denver
Charleston
Houston
Dallas-Fort Worth
Louisville
St. Paul
McCovey Delivers Grand Slam As Giants Rally To Top Brewers
McCovey belted a bases loaded grand slam off Carl Willey after starting the day hitting .244 to spark a 16 7 Giants win over Milwaukee. The victory left San Francisco a half game behind first place Pittsburgh as the Pirates swept and split two at St Louis. The NL games featured a wild 21 hit Giants contest setting NL single day marks while Bob Schmidt and Willie Mays led the Giants with multi hit days.
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Associated Press
Willie McCovey
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Carl Willey
Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis
Pirates
Stan Williams
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Williams
Bul
Rich Ashburn
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Pistes
Bob Schmidt
Willie Mays
Chuck Dressen
George Brunch
Louisville
Ron Fiche
Billy Lees
Baseball results wrap from Pittsburgh to Philadelphia
Sunday results show Pittsburgh St Louis San Francisco Milwaukee Los Angeles Chicago Philadelphia with scores 15 2 3 5 16 7 3 1 8 7 in ten innings. Monday and Saturday games include Milwaukee at San Francisco and Milwaukee 9 San Francisco 5 St Louis 7 Pittsburgh 6 Philadelphia 7 Chicago 1 Los Angeles 5 Cincinnati 2. American League standings list Cleveland Baltimore New York Detroit Chicago Washington Kansas City Boston with several 2 game and 10 inning results noted.
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Balline
Burgess
Pittsburgh
Clemente
Skinner
Adak
Pittsbureh
Truns
Banks
Chicaem
Hill — Groat
Pittstaweh
Robinson
Cincinnati
Bruton
Milwaukee
Great
Cunningham
St. Louis
Pinson
Kirkland
San Francisco
Barks
Chicago
Boyer
Mays
Williams
Los Angeles
Law
W. L. Pet
Philadelphia
St. Lows
G.B
Cleveland
Baltimore
New York
Detroit
Chicagn
Washington
Kansas City
Boston
American League Batting and Field Leaders Snapshot
Summary of AL leaders by at bats and key stats. Runnels leads with 285 at bats, Maris hits .333 and 45 runs, Hansen drives in 41, Lemon 40, Runnels 63 hits, Lollar and Skowron 15 doubles, Fox 6 triples with Aparicio and Becquer at 4, Maris 17 home runs, Aparicio 15 steals, Coates 60 decisions, Pascual 90 strikeouts.
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Runnels
Boston
Maris
New York
Mantle
Washington
Hansen
Baltimore
Lemon
Minoso
Chicago
Lollar
Skowron
Fox
Aparicio
Becquer
Piersall
Cleveland
Coates
B. Daley
Kansas City
Statey
Perry
Pascual
Bunning
Detroit
Lemon blasts three homers as Senators split with Tigers
Yesterday Jim Lemon of the Washington Senators led the doubleheader winless first game 8-3 with a three homer barrage and four RBIs then added two more RBIs in a 12-5 loss. Stan Williams of the Dodgers earned his fifth straight win, four hitters, one walk, eight strikeouts. Also Havana boxing split results and Frisco stopped Scarabelli in Sardinia.
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Jim Lemon
Senators
Detroit
Stan Williams
Dodglers
Cistcimnati
Britain Wins Wightman Net Cup As Darlene Hard Shines
The Wightman Cup returns to Britain after a 4-3 victory, with Darlene Hard of Montebello, California delivering three wins including a singles upset over Britain's Christine Truman and a 0 60 doubles triumph with Karen Hantze. The British crowd, ecstatic, still admired Hard's outspoken play while eyeing an American shot at Wimbledon.
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London
United States
Darlene Hard
Montebello
Calif
Christine Truman
Britai
Darlene
America
Miss Truman
Ann Haydon
Karen Hantze
San Diego
Miss Hayden
Angela Mortim
Belmont Stakes winner Celtic Ash targets Monmouth and Travers
Celtic Ash, a 3 year old bred in Ireland and owned by Joseph E. O’Connell, after a Belmont Stakes victory, will race older horses next at Monmouth Park Handicap on July 18 and in the Monmouth and Travers years. The Belmont win enhances his status as a top horse along with rivals Venetian Way Bally Ache and Tompion. Celtic Ash gained the lead in the stretch to win by five and a half lengths.
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New York
Cellie Ash
Ebshearny
Tom J. Bar
Dancer
Belmont Vinta
Celle Asis
Sunny Blur Farm
Venetian Way
Turfland Syndicate
Bally Ache
Joseph E. O'Connell
Belmont
Celtic Ash
Bull Har Tack
C. V. Whitney
Tompion
League Results with Mixed Scores Across Cities
The report lists multiple baseball results including Montreal 25 over Havana 0 8 Toronto 4 with Richmond at 4 Buffalo 2 in a second game lasting 10 innings Rochester 5 Columbus Dallas Fort Worth 4 Houston 1 Indianapolis 9 Minneapolis 7 22 St Paul 24 Louisville 1 9 Denver 11 Charleston 4 with a second game postponed due to rain Weather and wet grounds affected several games and a 10 inning second game is noted for some contests.
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Montreal
Havana
Toronto
Richmond
Buffalo
Rochester
Columbus
Dallas-Fort Worth
Houston
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Denver
Charleston
Higgins Returns as Red Sox Manager After Interim
Boston AP reports Mike Higgins accepts double task returning to the Red Sox as manager after a brief interim role. He joins in Detroit for a road trip while the team slumps, aiming to steady the club with farm system knowledge and prior Boston success.
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Boston
Mike Higgins
Boston Red Sox
Dallas
Tamm Yawkey- Higgins
Higgins
Red Sox
Detroit
Wallowita
Uhal
Ulnathr
Manaser
Simé
Sox
Durges
Personml
Roanoke
Lou Bouldreau
Jurges
Torres Beats Sandy In New York Bout On Points
Jose Torres aged 161 from Puerto Rico outpointed Randy Sandy aged 156 from New York in a pro boxing match held in New York, the decision announced after the scheduled ten rounds.
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New York
Jose Torres
Puerto Rico
Randy Sandy
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