Williams 500th Win Sends Red Sox Past Indians
Ted Williams hit his 500th major league homer off Brownsie Wynn Yawkins, joining Ruth Foxx and Otis as the fourth to reach 500. Gene Stephens added his first Orioles homer helping a 4-3 win over the Tigers while Boston's win lifted Williams and the Red Sox over Cleveland. The Yankees won 4-2 over the White Sox and the Senators beat the Athletics 3-4.
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Baltimore
Gene Stephens
Boston
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Stephens
Ted
Red Sox
Selina
Jerry Walker
Orivies
Frank Lary
Reals
Tigers
Orioles
Indias
Tech
Babe Ruth
Jirmie Foxx
Mel Ot
Roalsie Wynn Yawkins
Frank Sullivan
Yankees
White Sox
Senators
Athletics
Reliefmen Star in 6-4 Cub Victory
Chicago Cubs overpower Cincinnati Reds 6-4 in relief pitching duel led by Bob Amierson and Don Elston. Cubs pitchers allow one run and three hits over final 7 2 3 innings to hand Reds a sixth straight loss. Fiston earns the win as Chicago improves behind solid bullpen work.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Chicago Cubs
Bob Amierson
Don Elston
Cincinnati Reds
Cub
Fiston
Chicago Cincinnati
Hal Ayman
Wosko Tess
Falas
Tyrone
Lynch
McAnillan
Jones
Chivano
House
Avcanitian
Nuatall
Xasko
Hob Iso
Chicago
Aliman
Hegan
Kakke
Pinson
Uyneh
Erwin
Se-Baucher
Robinson
Drapausey
Foo R. Anderson
Elston
Casey's Fireworks Steal Show in Chicago
Casey Stengel wowed Chicago with sparklers worth 40 cents, stealing attention from Bill Veeck's $320,000 exploding scoreboard. The Yankees pummeled the White Sox 4 2 as Stengel and players celebrated by lighting sparklers after each homer, while the towering scoreboard flashed pyrotechnics.
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Chicago
Casey Stengel
Bill Veeck
White Sox
Stengel
New York Yankees
Yankee
60 My Last Season Says Williams
New York AP reports Ted Williams, nearing his 42nd birthday, plans to end his storied Red Sox career after the 1960 season. He states his mind is made up regarding retirement, noting his motivation is to vindicate himself and reach 300 home runs.
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New York
Ted Williams
Nea
Boston Red Sox
Hogan
Mantilla’s 12th inning single lifts Braves past Cardinals
Felix Mantilla delivered a long bases loaded single in the 12th to score the winning run as the Milwaukee Braves beat the St. Louis Cardinals 3 to 2. The rally capped a tense extra frame with Mantilla driving in the decisive run and personnel including Spangler and White contributing earlier.
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Felix Mantilla Jaled
Brsas
al Spangler
Milwaukee Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Luis Minaukee
Ol Bruker
Logan
Mathews
Boyer
Aaron Rf
Spencer Ks
Beryn
Smide
Crandall
Brunel
McBaniel
DeMantilla Lytt
Louis
Milwaukee
Hantze Runnerup Again At London Tennis Championship
Longon WP0 reports Christine Yrman of England defeated Karen Hantze of San Diego 64 63 to win the Women's Singles at the London Wimbledon Championships. Andres Gimeno of Spain beat Roy Emerson to take the Men's Singles crown. Emerson remains sixth seed at Wimbledon.
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Gail Pluevenge
Miss ‘Tru- Vinan
Yes Dash Seluidiay
Box Scores Crash Course in Early Baseball Box Scores
A cluttered OCR of box score lines shows players from Washington Kansas City Boston Cleveland and more. It lists ABs R H and RBIs for hitters like Berthia Tasby Gardner Williams and Lumpe along with pitching lines for Herrold Larsen and Kuenn across multiple games. The messy text preserves team totals and abbreviations, with fielding and substitution notes interspersed.
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Boston
Cleveland
Berthia
Gardner
Rio
Keough
Herbert
Gelger
Oro Pascual
Akrivity
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Rankins
Kesteinp
Kralick
Larsenn
Sullivan
Bey
Harber
cHale
Larsen
Washington
Talay
Kansas City
E-Williams
Doo
Dp-Gardner
Yal
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Clever Sivietsa
Bechguer
Divielso
T&t
O Locke Fischer
Baltimore
Detroit
Larsen E
PRC Hill
Usmith
Range
Papareila
Bolling
Wottling
Mawel
New York
Chicas Frond
Biko
Ihoo Abe Bi
Abrabi Genie
Amaros
Aptricig
Jeres
Olad Berkerel
Louk Teper
Courtrey
Cove
Hania
Micca
Herzen
Finandes
Aris
Sievary
Robinson
Lary
Eward
Frese
Bushy
Semproch
Skowesn
Smith
Akoyd
Boyer
Waker
Thom Morgan
Oood Kubek
Landis
Bivo
Elf
Hicks
Busby
Thy
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Walker
Folly
Baltinore
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Pitece
Gentile
Roilrg
Fernandes
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POA
New York Publico
Chicago
Skowren
Grestling
Fernandez
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Har Kubek
Richardson
Lom
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Sb—Breeving
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Vmergan
Drummiond
Berry
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Genfilal
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Fla
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A-Om
Hay Hurley
Stewart
Legion Nine Faces Leaders In West Coast Clash
Sacramento Solons receive support from Babe Ruth League District as San Leandro's Arroyo withdraws from play. Legion baseballers meet East Oakland tomorrow at McConnell Field. Arroyo now 0-4, San Leandro 2-? in standings. Tomaines's East Oakland game set for 1 p.m. local time.
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Babe Ruth League
San Leandro
Arroys
Tick Neague
Sts. Legion Baseballers
East Oakland
Dodgers Edge Regal Packing In 21 20 Hayward East Game
In a National Minor Little League match, Maris Green collected two hits for the Dodgers who built a 21 to 0 lead then held on as Regal Packing rallied. The Dodgers drew 35 walks over four innings to secure the win.
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Regal Packing
Hayward
Maris Green
THS Golfer Set for State
Tennyson High senior Taylor Nayward earned a spot in the California State junior golf championships after a sudden death playoff at Lake Chabot. Oakland High junior Bob Graham secured the East Bay’s second berth with a 36 33 69 in qualifying. The state tournament runs June 29-30 and July 1 at Lodi, with the top four advancing to nationals.
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Tennyson High
East Bay
Avex
California
Lodi
Taylor
Chamber of Commerce
Chabot Lourse
Nayward‘ile
Chabot
Oakland High
Bob Graham
Bill's Wins Sixth Straight In C-3 Loop
The Eagle and Bill's beat Burt's Union Service 3 2 in a C-3 League softball game at Patrick Gomer Park. Bill's earned the deciding run on four straight walks in the fifth as Ted Bolls had the lone hit for Burt's while Roland Braga tripled for Burts. Friden's defeated Wiseman's 9 7 in another C-3 League clash with Catone delivering late doubles for the winners.
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Eagle
Roland Braga
Burts
Friden
Wiseman’s
Ray Mirandat
Wally Souza
Ernie Nelson
Dick Catone
Catone
Burt
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Sire
Umaesing
Simmons
Po Bally
Swift
Barres
Veriers
Alsenmiol
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Warne
Daws
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Dia
Wagner
Yorsiasn
Burks
Cline
Odones
Fridens Wiseman's
Mblers
Sauza
Folk
Bostell
Oprasser
Miranda
JaeChing
Wierd
Savior
Mindohace
Valencia
Logan
Nelson
Valencis
Sotons approve park concession plan at Edmonds Field
President William Gosseng announced the governing Sotons Inc approved the ticket sales concept, noting it will prevent the need to lock the park this year. The group set a goal of KW te scrip books before July 7 and returned to Edmonds Field for the plan.
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Sotons
Edimonds Field
Sotons, Inc
William Gosseng
Village Triumph Opens Newark National League Play
Newark Mayor Weemard J Lucia opens the National Little League in Newark with Village Properties beating F A s Village 18 1. Westinghouse hosts Is joser as Gary Silcox and American Forest Products praise a 2 4 homer spree by Tommy Thompson. Top Hat clashes with Redwood City. Ciants meet Art Web. J C Smith to pitch for Vince Maldonado managed locals in Hayward District league. CALIFORNIA LEAGUE Bakersfield 3 Stockton 4 Visalia 4.
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Weemard J Lucia
SAN Lorenzo
Larry
American Forest Products
C&c
Tommy Thompson
Westvace
Hayward
Redwood City
Ciants
Art Webi
Patrick Gomerster
Johnson Tigers
J.C. Smith
Vince
Hayware Area
Oakland
Wright Stars In Pirates Eden Win In Little Leagues
Pirates beat Braves 7 1 as Wright pitched six hits and drove in four, lifting Pirates into a three way tie for first in Eden. Fraley and Ingo noted in playful banter about upcoming events and sports chatter from Mt Eden.
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Wright
Bucs
Eden
Loyal Tass Wins Fourth Straight at Richmond-Sunset Pace
Loyal Tass owned by Tom Tate of National City wins his fourth straight race at the California spring meeting closing at Lay Meadows. He holds off Shafter Rebel by a nose in 2:05 time, earning $130 on the purse as Elmer Cox guides the four year old son of J F Hal to victory amid a full race card featuring multiple harness and quarter horse events.
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Californa Horse Racing Assa
Lay Meadows
Vallejo
Solano County Fair
Loyal 'Tass
Tom Tate
National City
California
Hal
Shafter Rebel
Tass
Svin
Elmer Cox
Mack
Carroll
Ugmaxey Prvarose
Tierney
Maxey Primrose
Alig
Gaza Stater
Star Worthy
Shard Anna
Edgewood Way
Atargle
Braves Pirates TS Sullivan and Parker Gordon
Sullivan and Parker Gordon lead the Braves against the Pirates in a contested matchup. Details are unclear in the fragment, but names and teams indicate a baseball game context.
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Braves Pirates
TS. Sullivan
Parker Gordon
McKamey Hurls B H Win Over Kiwanis
Mike McKamey pitched a two hitter to lift McKamey Biggs Haaga to a 7 0 victory over Kiwanis in a Haygard American Little League game. Biggs and Haaga started fast with a 3 0 lead, McKamey carried a no hit bid into the fifth before teammates finished. John O'Brien doubled in Matt Jimenez for Kiwanis lone run. Rusty Weekes added a second hit for Kiwanis in the final frame.
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Tisaga
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Bath
John O'Brien
Matt Jimeniz
Kiwaais
Rusty Weekes
Rich Cardera
Riggs
Jbiggs
SI Mekamey
Vargas
Bird
Weekes
Indians Romp Lead in Mt. Eden Ame Lille League
The Indians extended their Mt. Eden American Lille League advantage to five games with an 18 to 2 victory over the Athletics. Tom Hedges and Steve Nonneman led with hits and doubles as the Indians rapped 12 safeties while Athletes pitchers issued 13 walks in the lopsided contest.
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Athletics
Tom Hedges
Steve Nonneman
Bill Carlson
Elly Pix
Allen
T. Turner
T, Allen
Vornert Sprouse
Carlos
Lloyd
RLRA Leads Livermore League With 14-4 Win
RLRA retained the top spot in Livermore Little League with a 14-4 victory over the Elks. Warren NicPherson belted a grand slam in the third inning and RLRA moved to 6-1 on the season. The Optimists stayed within one game after a 9-6 win over the Cowboys, while Sandia defeated the Rotary Club 2-26.
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RLRA
Elks
Warren NicPherson
RLMA
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Cowboys
iSandia
Rotary Club
Wors Vt
New Far West Conference Explored For Brain and Brawn
In Eden City last night a discussion of forming a new athletics conference drew sixteen officials from Utah and neighboring states. Dean L Hiner noted interest in standards and education, with Brigham Young and Arizona in the mix. The plan would affect Skyline, Pacific Coast, Border and other leagues, with feasibility judged after a year’s notice.
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Utah
Partic
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Skyline
Zona
Arizona State
Dean L. David Hiner
Border Conference
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Reulty
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Washington
Pacific Coast Conference
Sky
Odds Rise For Johansson In Heavyweight Title Fight
New York report shows Johansson favored as money and gate estimates swell for the Patterson bout. A $20,000 wager boosted the odds from 7 to 5, with ticket sales listed at around 690,000 and live gate near 3.4 million, despite Patterson drawing a smaller betting pool. A UPI poll of 69 writers finds 34 backing Johansson, 15 for Patterson. Patterson completed sparring and weighed about 188 pounds, while Johansson’s camp planned final preparations.
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UPD
Ingemardotansson
Floyd Pattersen
Johansson
Bill Fugeyy
Polo Grounds
United States
Canada
Patterson
United Press International
Ingemar
Floyd
Newtown
Conn
Tjarne Lingtas
Norway
Yankee Stardine Inco
Stewardship Highland Win In Richmond Softball Action
In Richmond YMCA action Stewardship Baptist won 83 to 68 over Calgary Baptist, with eight minutes on only two hits, while Bay Bombers widened their series lead by defeating Lutheran in another league tilt. Frank Macedo paced Highland with eight points on two hits, Annis Williams added two singles, and Calvary and St James split results as late-inning miscues decided games.
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Highland Baptist
Calgary Baptist
Stewardship Baptist Speed
St. James Richmond
Bob Johnson
Larry Evans
Dave Filler
St. James
Florida State coach named junior Davis Cup leader
John Powless, tennis coach at Florida State University, has been appointed coach of the United States Lawn Tennis Association's 1960 Junior Davis Cup squad. The selection marks Powless as head mentor for the next generation of American junior players.
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New York
UPD
John Powless
Florida State University
United States Lawn Tennis Assn
Olson Paces Village Church to Softball Win
Olson rapped out three singles and scored the winning run in the last inning as Village Church beat Eden Congregational 65 in YMCA Church League No 2 play. Village led 50 after two innings, Eden tied it with a four run sixth. Westminster Presbyterian earned a 70 forfeit over Calvary Assembly in the second game.
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Village Church
Eden
Congregational
Village
Eton
Westminster Presbyterian
Calvary Assembly of
Gol Inn
Tight Field In Women's Golf Sets Three Way Tie
In Rockford the opening round of the Cosmopolitan Women's Open produced a three way tie for first at two under par 70. Betsy Rawls and Betsy Hagge each posted 71s after a strong back nine while Bonnie Randolph finished with 31 on the back to join them. Marilyn Smith and Barbara Ramack were one stroke back.
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Marlene Bauer Hagge
Bonnie Randolph
Betsy Rawls
Rockford Cosmopolitan
Hagge
Delray Beach
Fla
Miss Randolph
Naples
Jon
Miss Rawls
Spartansburg
S.C
LPGA
Marilyn Smith
Barbara Ramack
Sacramento
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