Indians Sweep Yankees In Doubleheader To Open Big Lead
Cal McLish and Jim Grant pitched the Indians to a two game AL lead with a doubleheader sweep over the Yankees. McLish won the opener on 1 hit through seven, Grant hurled all 14 innings of the nightcap for his fifth win. Hach homered twice for Cleveland as Colavito and Power also contributed key hits. The Yankees slipped to fifth, three and a half games behind.
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Boston
Red Sox
Washington
Senators
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Tigers
Baltimore
Kansas City
Rocky Colavito
Vic Power
Hach
Colavito
Power
Jim Coates
Yankee
Pierce
Harry Simpson
Sammy Esposito
Barney Schultz
Haymon Killebrew
Bob Allison
Roy Sievers
Ned Garver
Kansas Cig
Amie Portocarrero
Billy Hoeft
Kilnefetter Captures 28th Pennsylvania Women’s Amateur Title
Mrs Kilnefetter of Manufacturers Country Club won the 28th annual Pennsylvania Women’s Amateur Championship, after qualifying medal on Monday. She defeated Mrs Dinta Honk Ot Billowsby 19 and 9 in the 36-hole final at Hershey Country Club. Kilnefetter, a 31-year-old mother of three, posted the course record and dominated the week-long event with a steady balanced game, earning her first major title.
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Pardnere
Pol Elinefelter
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Killnefelter
Country Club
Dinta
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Willie
Maregeceet
Baseball Standings and Scores Roundup
American League standings show Cleveland and Chicago leading, with New York and Detroit trailing. Sunday results include Washington beating Detroit and Cleveland defeating New York in 14 innings, plus Kansas City routing Baltimore. National League leaders Milwaukee and San Francisco split, with multiple interleague results listed for Monday games.
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Boston
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San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Opener Postponed for Minor Baseball League 1959
The Mead Park opener for the Minor Baseball League was postponed while field work continues. Rosters for six pre Little League clubs were announced with the 1959 schedule. Remaining games will resume next Saturday at 6 p.m. and the league lists Braves Pirates Dodgers Indians Senators Yankees for the six teams. Also Steelers sign Christy Krisher for 1959. Rod and Gun Club to meet tomorrow at East Washington site.
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Skippy Schwab
Scoop Sample
Kevin Bailey
Fred Corbett
John Seltz
Michael McCray
William Roseberry
Jim Lundy
Dennis Brown
Billy Raupach
Dan Corbett
Joe McLaughlin
Senators
Barry Greeley
Ronald Munn
Tom Morton
Jack Hammond
George Wurm
Gregg Hooks
Gary Blynt
Tom Bulard
John Daugherty
Martin Roehma
Douglas Morton
Jim Clark
David Bensink
Richard Root
Bill Blynt
John Dirks
Harry Anderson
George Pain
John Bracken
Dale Black
Kenny Marsh
Mike Arrison
Bill Johnston
Lynn McCray
Kenny Harned
Terry McCray
Jay Beebe
Chuck Beebe
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Braves
Pirates
Dodgers
Indians
ROD, Gun Club
Corry Rod and Gun Club
East Washington
Clit
Major Loop Leaders in Batting and Pitching Highlights
A recap of top league leaders with 175 or more at bats and five or more decisions. Notable names include Aaron Milwaukee searing 301 at bats and 22 home runs, Mathews Milwaukee 301? 22 homers, Banks Chicago 19 RBIs 67, Kaline Detroit 84 hits, Drysdale Los Angeles 110 strikeouts, Larsen New York 9 2 record, and Wynn Chicago/Cleveland strikeouts led by.
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Aaron
Milwaukee
White
St. Louis
Mathews
Pinson
Cincinnati
Banks
Chica
Hill
Cepeda
San Francisco
Cimoli
Dark
Chicago
Neal
Los Angeles
Blasingame
Pittsburgh
Elston
Drysdale
Jones
Kien
Detroit
Kaline
Killebrew
Washington
Powar
Cleveland
Yost
Fox
Williams
Kansas City
Runnels
Boston
Fox and Smith
DeMaestri
Colavito
Aparicia
Mantle
New York
Larsen
Fel
Wilhelm
Baltimore
Wynn
Soos
Orioles recall pitcher in 3 hour recall
Orioles bring up 20 year old pitcher Jack Fisher from Miami of the International League. Groree duyerink is sent down. Haatee Ericia is noted in the recall details.
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Baltimore
Jack Fisher
Miami
Baltimore Orioles
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Groree Duyerink
Ericia Haatee
Hank Hammers 3 Homers To Shellack Giants
Hank Aaron regains hitting form as Hank Aaron hits three homers with bases loaded to power the Milwaukee Braves past the San Francisco Giants 133 to open a 1.5 game lead. Aaron lifts his average to .391 and his RBI total to 61, with De Crandall and Johnny Logan also homering. Warren Spahn notches his ninth win as Johnny Antonelli absorbs the defeat.
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de Crandall
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Warren Spahn
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Don Newcombe
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Hal Smith
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Larry Jackson
Stan Musial
Floyd Patterson Prepares as Johansson Takes Light Work
In Chatham at a mountain resort Floyd Patterson sweats out 44 pounds in heat as Ingemar Johansson trains lightly. Johansson sparred six rounds on Saturday and will do no more ring work before Thursday’s Yankee Stadium bout. Marciano attended ringside calling Johansson the fastest heavyweight he has seen, while Patterson reduced work to two rounds amid a noise of spectators.
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N.J
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Sportswriter Died. Carl W. Shatto of Tribune Passes
Carl Walter Shatto, 41, longtime Chicago Tribune sports staffer and former sports editor of the Cleveland Press, died yesterday after a heart attack. He previously worked for the Sharon Telegraph and the Pittsburgh Press.
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End of Week Fight in Kingston Stops Anslem
Alan Harmon of Jamaica age 161 stops Frankie Kid Anslem of Philadelphia age 159 in a weekend boxing match in Kingston Jamaica. The bout ends with Harmon securing a victory for Jamaica.
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Jamaica
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Frankie
Kid) Anslem
Philadelphia
Ford Captures Bombers Whip Canada Open Bear Lake 18 14
Doug Ford, 36, from Paradis Florida, won the Canadian Open with a 276 total 12 under par edging Don Finsterwald and Bruce Crampton. Final round 2 under par 66 gave Ford the $3 500 top prize. Finsterwald 278 tied for second with Arti Wall Jr and Bo Wininger. Crampton faded to fifth at 280.
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Sydney
Australia
Arti Wall, Jr
Pocono Manor
Bo Wininger
Odessa
Tex
Crampton
Billy Casper
An ares breaks cycle record at National Championship
Brad An ares of San Diego California set a new 100 mile Motorcycle Road Race record in Laconia New Hampshire during the National Championship, extending his dominance with a fifth win at the event. He clocked a best time of 1 hour 42 minutes 50 seconds.
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Brad Anares
San Diego
Calif
Anares
Havana Robins Garcia Lead With Dramatic Finishes
Havana Cuban feature week end highlights Robins and Mackey delivering decisive finishes as 134 Cuba and 184 Mimened secure key wins. Garhlil adds a late goal to seal a tight contest, while Fini 8 contributes steady scoring in a high tempo meet.
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Fae Proceeds Boost Corry Sports Efforts
In Corry area sports efforts gain support as proceeds from QP activities are directed to improve facilities. Advertising campaigns and Beaver Chub notices spur public interest and demand for more equipment, while book availability remains a factor in supply and distribution.
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Uke
Major League Baseball Stars Clash in Chicago Showdown
In a charged game, top players from the Cubs and their rivals faced off at Wrigley Field. Key hitters and pitchers delivered standout performances as the teams battled for early-season momentum and bragging rights in the Crosstown Classic.
WEPK End Fights Hollywood Calf Danny Kid
A brief, unclear sports note reports a boxing or fighting event involving Danny Kid with limited readable details. Named location Hollywood California appears, along with fragmentary references to opponents or scores.
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Danny Kid
Philippines
Kedgar
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