Indians Rally Pushes Cleveland Back in AL Tie
Cleveland beat Minnesota 5-4 in 10 innings as Chuck Hinton led off the 10th with a homer after Duke Sims tied it earlier. The win, part of a 10-game Indians run, tied them for second in the AL behind Minnesota, with Chicago and Baltimore also winning.
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Los Angeles Angels
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al Worthington
Duke Sims
Sam McDowell
Birdie Tebbetts
McDowell
Don MclMahon
Twinson
Jimmie Hall
Jerry Zimmerman
Bernie Allen
Worthington
Catholics Remain Unbeaten In Softball League Action
The Roman Catholics topped Alliance 8-5 at the high school field to stay undefeated at 4-0. They overturned a 5-2 deficit with a five run rally in the sixth inning led by Ghester Czech's home run and two hits from Czech overall. Pitcher Angelo Frisina earned the win as Chuck McCray took the loss. The Lutherans then beat Methodist Youth Fellowship with strong hitting from Dick Gilson, Dick Melzer, and Fred Scherzer.
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Ghester Czech
Czech
Dick Merkle
Angelo Frisina
Chuck McCray
Dick Gilson
Dick Melzer
Fred Scherzer
Lutherans
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Vets rally to fifth straight win in Little League clash
The Vets topped the Elks 64 at Bracken Field to pull within a tie for the first half title. Ron Bailey boosted the offense with a home run and key hits while Steve Dubrosky and Bailey allowed only five hits. Elks slip to 4-4 as Bailey earns the win and Thomas takes the loss.
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Pirates Rout Braves 21-3 in Junior League game
Pirates piled up 21 hits and routed the Braves 21 to 3 at Loveland Field. Dennis Harrison led with five hits, while Gilson and Melzer each had four hits including power extra bases. Chase earned the win, Bliley took the loss, and MYF managed six hits, led by Gary Swanson.
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Gary Swanson
Dick Staples
John Bliley
Gary Player Tops Field at St Paul Open Golf Championship
A major pro am tuneup kicks off the St Paul Open with Gary Player absent after winning the U S Open. Starters include Nicklaus Palmer Lema Snead Nichols among others as four 18 hole rounds begin Thursday at Keller Municipal, course yardage 106202 for the Open and total prize money of 100000.
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Sam Snead
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Sonny Liston Faces Tax Warrant in Denver
The Colorado Department of Revenue filed a warrant to seize Sonny Liston and his wife Geraldine to satisfy $16.12 in taxes and penalties. Department Director Harold Drake said the action was issued in District Court yesterday.
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AFL Eyes Philadelphia Franchise 1966 Plan
AFL expansion chief Lamar Hunt says Philadelphia could host a new team next year if a $25 million stadium is built by 1967 and city guarantees use. The Eagles seek exclusive lease rights, sparking mayoral resistance despite Phillies securing such rights for baseball.
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Atlanta, Ga
Sheffield coach changes jobs to Mechanicsburg
Louis F. DeRubies 35, longtime head football coach at Sheffield High School in Warren County, is named head coach at Mechanicsburg High School. He succeeds Tom Faulkner who resigned to take a teaching post in New Jersey. Also noted are Tuesday boxing results from Lubbock with Ivon Johnson of Roma City defeating Roy Roger Levelland in a 7 heavyweights bout.
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Sheffield High School
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Tom Faulkner
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Tia
Ivon Johnson
Roma City
Roy Roger Levelland
Tex
Atlanta Grid Franchises In NFL AFL Decision Looms
The NFL is to announce its Atlanta franchise choice in a late news conference. The Cox Cox Broadcasting AFL bid faces competition as Atlanta's Stadium Authority weighs terms for rent of an 18 million dollar stadium. A July 1 deadline stands, with expectations of a quick decision after the NFL announcement.
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New York
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Pirates Sign Gem Pittsbur gh Wayne Dickerson Draft Pick
The Pittsburgh Pirates announced that they signed Wayne Dickerson of Birmingham Alabama. The 17 year old outfielder bats and throws left handed and was their No 1 pick in the draft. He received a signing bonus but the amount was not disclosed. Dickerson was assigned to Salem Virginia in the Appalachian League.
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Two Fastest Runners Meet in Melun Two-Mile Clash
France's Michel Jazy, fresh mile record holder, meets Australia’s Basil Clarke in a two mile race at Melun near Paris. Clarke holds the 10 000 meter world record and challenged Jazy after lowering his mile. Clarke raced in Los Angeles last January 4 and was given Australian approval to compete.
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Clarke
Los Angeles
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Angels hold Detroit to no hits through six innings
George Brunet of the Angels pitched six hitless innings and finished with a three hit shutout as Detroit fell 3-0. Ron Fairly of the Dodgers hit a homer a triple and a single driving in two, scoring twice in a 4-2 win over the Mets.
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YMCA Summer Basket Ball League Opens Monday
Ben Calderone announces the YMCA summer league will start Monday with four teams the Celtics Royals Warriors and Knicks. Each squad plays two games weekly nine in total with four periods of eight minutes, every boy to play at least one full period. Vanssens and Mike Baressi oversee league with Calderone coaching all teams. Games begin at 7 p m on Monday Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday, with Friday for makeup games. The season runs one month through July 28.
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Calderone
Golferettes Shine In CCC Ladies Day Competition
At Corry Country Club the fourth CCC Ladies Day saw 31 golfers compete. Ann Chillock won the 18-hole game with Fran Forrester second. both led in low gross and low net. In the nine-hole event Sara Davidson took first while Dorie Hillstrom and Shirley Bailey tied for second. Davidson was low gross and Bailey low net. Fran Forrester and Dottie Dolan each scored chip-ins.
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Named Coach At New School In Greenville Pa
Michael Smith, 1951 Farrel High School graduate, named head basketball coach at Kennedy Christian High School in Greenville. He was named yesterday and will start when the Hickory Two school opens this fall. Smith previously coached Kennedy Christian Junior High basketball and taught six years at Sharon Junior High.
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Kennedy Christian High School
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