White Sox Invincible On Home Grounds
The Chicago White Sox extended their home winning streak to seven with an 11-6 victory over Boston at Comiskey Park. Barry Esposito drove in four with a bases loaded double as Chicago topped Boston with 14 hits, while Kansas City defeated Baltimore to tighten the AL standings. Detroit and Cleveland also moved, and New York fell further. Mantle homered for the Yankees, but Detroit stretched its lead behind timely hitting.
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New Junior League Adds Edwards Team Opener May 31
A new boys baseball team from St Edward enters the 13 to 15 age group Junior League, expanding to five squads for 1960. Season kicks off May 31 at Loveland Field with 6:15 am games. Schedule lists Aero, Raymonds, National Bank, Ajax, St Edward's and five matchups through July and August, playoff format a best of three.
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Patterson Studies Movies Ahead of Johansson Rematch
Floyd Patterson, after a private preview of the film of his June bout with Ingemar Johansson, says he learned what hit him. He sparred four rounds in a ring set up at his home, worked with Julio Mederos and his brother Ray, and listened to trainer Dan Florio and adviser Louis. Patterson stays confident as he prepares to regain the heavyweight crown at the Polo Grounds on June 20.
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Cleveland Gives Bell Fifth Win
Cleveland Indians edged the New York Yankees 7 6 as Gary Bell earned his fifth win of the season. Bell benefited from a 12 hit attack off five Yankee pitchers while Dick Stiehman preserved the lead by stifling a ninth inning rally. Mickey Mantle hit a solo homer, his third of the season, driving in Bobby Richardson and Tony Kubek. Tito Francona added two singles in two at bats and scored.
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Mickey Mantle
Detroit
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Norm Cash
Chico Pernaayder
Frank Lary
Nats
Cleveland
Gary Bell
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Bell
Dick Stleman
Jeff
Mantle
Bobby Richardson
Tony Kubek
Billy Short
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Tito Francona
Rosi and Perkins Lightweight Bout in Chicago Tonight
Italian challenger Rosi fights Eddie Perkins in a one round bout at Chicago Stadium tonight. Rosi, based in New York, aims to earn another lightweight title shot while Chicago hopes to halt his momentum. The ABC telecast uses a five point must system with five points for a win and none for a loss.
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Janyu Rosi
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Eddie Perkins
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Rost
Joe Brawn
Bitter Furillo Plans Legal Fight With Dodgers
After 14 seasons with the Dodgers, veteran outfielder Carl Furillo parted ways amid bitterness. He plans an appeal to Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick, alleging betrayal and seeking relief from his release. Teammate comments and a dispute over his disabled list status frame the dispute as Furillo, 38, contends he should have been placed on the disabled list.
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Major League Leaders Burst of 1965 Batting and Pitching Totals
National League leaders include Clemente of Pittsburgh with 33 hits and 40 total, Mays of San Francisco with 40 hits, and Skinner of Pittsburgh leading runs with 25. Pitching top is McCormick of San Francisco with 0 wins and 51 decisions for Law and Friend of Pittsburgh. American League leaders list Runnels of Boston with 364 at bats and Mantle of New York with 24 runs, Lemon of Washington with 8 home runs, and Pascual of Washington with 53 strikeouts.
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Woodard Rival Brundage Aims At Hurdles Titles
Corry senior and District TI champion Brundage seeks District 10 hurdles titles at Erie Stadium this Saturday. He faces Erie Academy’s Elmer Woodard, Franklin’s Jim Judy, Dale Thrushels, Dan Olson, and Doug Palmer, with Brundage defending highs and lows records and aiming for a return to state meet with top finishes.
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Dodgers rally to widen NL lead with Howard grand slam
Yesterday's Stars by Associated Press describes pitching by Jack Sanford and Giants pitcher spaced six hits in a 9-3 win over the Reds, preserving a one game National League lead. Frank Howard of the Dodgers hit a first major league grand slam in the eighth inning for a 6-4 victory that overtook the Braves.
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Bosox Acquire Boone in Trade With Braves
The Boston Red Sox obtained veteran first baseman Ray Boone from the Milwaukee Braves in exchange for first baseman Ron Jackson. The deal reshapes infield roles as both teams seek veteran presence and lineup depth.
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Howard's Grand Slam Power Lifts Dodgers as Giants Rout Reds
Los Angeles rookie Frank Howard belted a grand slam off Bob Buhl to power a 6-4 Dodgers win over Milwaukee. Meanwhile the Giants defeated Cincinnati 9-3 behind homers from Willie Mays and Orlando Cepeda as Pittsburgh stayed in second with a 11-6 win over Chicago. Hank Aaron led the Braves with his ninth homer as Milwaukee slipped further from first.
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Don Drysdale
Jim O'Toole
Willie Kirkland
Willie Mays
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Bill Rigney
Glen Hobbie
Don Hoak
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Bob Friend
Ernie Banks
Majors Approve Stand Frick Presents Baseball Case To Senate Committee Today
Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick, backed by all 16 major league owners, appears before a Senate Antitrust subcommittee to argue against federal control of baseball. Owner spokesman John Galbreath said the Chicago meeting mainly acquainted owners with their problems and noted talk of the Continental League. The Kefauver bill would limit player control to 100, enabling a broad draft, a point criticized by Frick as harmful to baseball.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Baseball standings and results across leagues update
National league results show San Francisco Cincinnati and Pittsburgh games with partial scores. Standings list Chicago Cleveland Washington and others with win loss records and games back. Multiple scheduled and postponed games noted with results and next day matchups.
Phillies Manager Fined For Brawl At Crosley Field
Gene Mauch, manager of the Philadelphia Phillies, was fined 100 dollars and reprimanded for his part in a brawl during the first game of a double header with Cincinnati at Crosley Field. The National League president Warren Giles delivered the ruling shortly before a rain delay postponed the Phillies game with St Louis. Mauch was the only principal fined in the altercation.
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