Cleveland Indians rout Yankees in weekend baseball flare up
The column gushes over Cleveland sweeping New York in a four game set at the lakefront, praising local fans like Gene McJunkin and Dick Chase while doubting the Yankees without Mickey Mantle and Whitey Ford. It notes other sports and local bowling and archery results, with prize money tallies and regional events in Warren, Jamestown, and Meadville.
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Bronx Bombers
Redmen
Huzzahs
Gene
Mac) McJunkin
Bill Bayle
Jerry Raymond
Chase
Bombers
Mickey Mantle
Whitey Ford
Corryiles
Ares
Lamielles
Bill
Florence
Riverside Lanes
Warren
ABC
Brotherhood of St. Joseph
Journey
North East
Jamestown
Otto Orf
Bufffalo
Jerry Hebel
Meadville
Erlette Beo
Sir Ed Barr
Jimtown
Lafe Doug Tas
Harold (Shorty) Coan
Top Pin
Corrye
Jack Southworth
Erle
Dodgers Sprint To 1-0 Win Over Cardinals In Ninth
Dodgers top Cardinals 1-0 as Sandy Koufax and Bob Gibson duel through eight. Davis delivers a 50 foot shot in the ninth to spoil Gibson and seal Los Angeles an important victory. Aaron belts a grand slam later in the day as Milwaukee beat New York.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles Dodgers
Intane
Louis
Dodgers
Sandy Koufax
New York
Ayid
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Minnesota
Kansas City
Athletics
Koufax
Gibson
Davis
Eight results reported across cities and countries
A brief, unclear report lists individuals including Santa Monica and Mexico City figures. The fragment mentions names such as Hilario Morales and Jorge Salguaryito, with scattered city references and a possible incident involving a slap. Details and context are missing, making exact actions and outcomes uncertain.
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Santa Monica
Catif
Johnny Newman
Hilario Morales
Mexico City
San Francisco
Jorge Salguaryito
Torreon
Fribe's Turnstiles Boost Major League Attendance 14.6 Percent
AP reports Cleveland Indians drew 141,548 for their weekend series with the New York Yankees, lifting home attendance to 126,083 above last year. Dodgers lead MLB with 907,224 paid, while Mets total 984,457 appearances. Overall, 20 clubs total attendance reached 7,? million, up about 14 percent through Sunday.
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NEW York
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Indians
MT Fail
Los Angeles Angels
Mestintay
Lolis
San Francisco Yankers
Cincinnathadelphis
Milwaukee Braves
Chicago
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Boston
Chicago White Sox
Sie Mare Sofa
Houston Colts
New York” Mets
Wagner Leads Angels In Fast AL Progress
New York AP reports Leon Wagner of the Los Angeles Angels has surged to the American League lead in homers with 1? after a rapid team rise since Wagner was acquired from Toronto. He drove in four runs in a recent game and helped push L A into a strong position atop the AL. Wagner’s teammate and rivals in the league include Norm Siebern and Floyd Robinson as the chase for batting titles continues. In the National League, Willie Mays leads in home runs with 21, while Tommy Davis and other stars maintain high batting marks. Sunday's results sharpen the season’s early race, with Runnels and Aaron making notable gains in their respective leagues.
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Cleveland
Mantle
Ford
New York
Mick
Dune
Yankee
Yankees
Yorks
NL Kings
Willie Mays
White Sox
Dodgers
Los Angeles Angels
Leon Wagner
Wagner
Toronto
Angels
Kansas
Cusis
Norm Siebern
Floyd Robinson
Chicago White Sox
Wille Mays
San Fra
Tommy Davis
Los Angeles Dodgers
Ris
Amateur Women Stage Tourney in Scranton
The Pennsylvania Went Golf Association tournament aims to crown the champion today with defending champion Alise Gray leading the field. Gray shot a four over par 78 at the Country Club of Scranton as the match-play rounds begin and the field narrows toward the decisive 46 holes.
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Scranton, Patar
Alise Gray
Mepion
Miss Gray
Scratton
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Daily League Briefs
The column lists standings and results across the American League and national leagues with team records. It includes upcoming games for Boston Cleveland New York Baltimore Detroit Kansas City and other teams, plus a Wednesday schedule and notable matchups across multiple venues.
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Cleveland
New York
Los Anavies
Baltimore
Detroit
Kansas City
Chivan
Boston
Chica
Los Angeles
Washington
Minnesota
Chicaga
Hank Aaron Homer Sets Mark At Polo Grounds
New York AP reports Hank Aaron of the Milwaukee Braves hit a historic home run at the Polo Grounds during a 7-1 victory over the New York Mets. The drive marked Aaron's 157th career homer, nearing a major milestone as he extended his hitting streak and joined a rare club at the time.
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Hank Aaron
Polo Grounds
New York
Milwaukee
Ybuk
Shan Lionelle
Braves
Aaron
Mark
Hiume
Te J
Seft-Center
Biracheys
Lou Brock
Chicago Cubs
Big League Stars Batting Highlights across Leagues
A garbled report outlines top hitters and standout performances from major league play. It mentions Braves and National League leaders, with references to Milwukee and St Louis franchises, but the text is largely unreadable, obscuring teams, dates, and precise stats.
Corry Vanes Eerie Nometr… Clinches Tie For First
The piece reports a key basketball night where Corry Vanes leads to a tie for first in the league. Corbett and Dollur deliver decisive blows, with several players contributing scoring power. The outcome sets up a decisive next game as teams chase sole possession.
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Hracken Piel
Darkness Hurts NCAA Golf Start in Durham
The NCAA golf tournament halted by darkness after 13 holes in Durham. Penn State player Dave Lieban Lie bavi shot 78 to lead Pennsylvania colleges with others like Bob Bylot Slippery Rock and Jim Tabor Penn State scoring 80. Duke and Wake Forest duel leaders Bill Templin and Ken Folkes tied at 71 as play resumes Wednesday for the semifinals and finals slated for Saturday.
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Penn State
Dave Lieban Liebavi
Erie
Bob Bylot
Slippery Rock
Jim Tabor
Dim, Russell
Washington & Jefferson
University of
Nichols Tests PGA Layout at Aronimink in Philadelphia Area
Bobby Nichols shot a near 67 on the Aronimink course in Newtown Square, Pennsylvania, while noting the layout is tougher than Oakmont and suits long hitters. He predicted Nicklaus would face a stern test at the July 22 PGA Championship, with the 7,045 yard course challenging even pro fields near Philadelphia.
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Bobby Nichols
Louisville
Exmonth
Cairo
Jack Nicklaus
Nichols
Douisyite
Tod Turner
Tienex
Wianno Golf Club
Cape Cod
Mass
Nichol
Ahird
Wil Dyer
Machen Ready For Williams Title clash in Houston Coliseum
heavyweight contender Eidie Machen eyes a showdown with sixth ranked Cleveland Williams for a 29000 purse with a 25000 guarantee reported by Texas Boxing Enterprises promoter Earl Gillam. bout would be held at Sam Houston Coliseum as negotiated with manager Sid Plaherty. Meanwhile area golfers chase spots in national PGA at Philadelphia after subpar rounds at Youghiogheny Country Club with Paul Bigey and Joe Taylor posting 141s and Mike Paygilla close behind.
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Tex
Eidie Machen
Cleveland Williams
Texas Boxing Enterprises
Earl Gillam
TBC
Sid Plaherty
Machen
Sam Houston Coliseum
Pittsburgh
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Paull Bigey
Butler
Joe Taylor
Char Shiel
Mike, Payglla
Nemaecolin Country
Washington
Wis
Bucs Beat Tribe 85 In dbls at Loveland Field
In a junior league game at Loveland Field the Bucs beat the Tribe 85 to 63. Hammond and Liew sparked early offense with five runs in the first inning while Dubrosky Proper and Mier added key hits including two base hits. Earlier singles by Dubrosky and Proper aided the attack as the Tribe struggled to contain the Bucs.
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Davis
Koufax
Aaron
Polo Grounds
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Braves
Jay Hook
Purkey
Jing “Brosnan
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Zoilo Versailles
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Liew
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