Peters Shines As Chisox Whip Bosox
Gary Peters fired a three hitter to pace Chicago as the White Sox beat Boston 4 to 0. Buddy Bradford drove in three runs with a two run homer and a sacrifice fly while Tim Cullen and Peters scored the first run on a fifth inning single. The win ends Chicago’s five game skid and Boston starter Gary Bell suffered his second loss after five straight wins. Sunday’s game was postponed.
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Dave O’hara
Associated Press
Boston
Gary Peters
Chicago
White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Buddy Bradford
Peters
Duane Josephson
Smith
Bradford
Star Team Picks Highlight 1960 All Star Football Cast
Southern California’s national champions plus Notre Dame and UCLA stars lead the 50 member all star roster chosen by Coach Orm Van Brocklin to meet the Bay Packers in the 35th Star game at Soldier Field on August 2. Selections include Ron Yary Mike Taylor Adrian Young Tim Roosovich Mike Hull Earl McCullouch and Greg Landry with 18 first round picks among 35 schools represented. Debut adds Tex A&M Alabama USC Notre Dame Ohio State among others while Marvin Upshaw brother of Gene Upshaw highlights defensive ends. Also reports Timmy Devine Detroit sports editor dies after major surgery complications.
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Southernlifornia
Orm van Brocklin
Teen Bay Packers
Soldiereld
Diaaak Crop
An Brooklin
Minnesota Vikings
Univerity of Texas
el Paso
Notre Dame
Kevin Hardy
Mike McGill
Marvin Upshaw
Trinity (Tex.) College
Gene Upshaw
Oakland Raiders
Lolich Seven Hitter Lifts Tigers Past Indians 3 1
Detroit pitcher Mickey Lolich limited Cleveland to seven hits and struck out 10 as the Tigers built a 3 1 lead and won their fifth straight. Dick McAuliffe led off with a triple in the first, scoring on Jim Northrup's grounder after a Brown relay, and Bill Freehan and Willie Horton added the other runs with a first inning walk and third inning RBI. The win boosts Detroit to 11 of 14 and increases their AL lead to four and a half games over Cleveland.
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Associated Press
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Mickey Lolich
Cleveland
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Lolich
Tony Horton
Indians
Dick McAuliffe
Sam McDowell
Dick Tracewski
McAuliffe
Jim Northrup
Lésing Brown
Brown
Max Alvis
Tcher
Joe Azcue
Bill Freehan
Willie Horton
Mickey Stanley
Jim Price
Golfer Chauncey Farrell Killed by Lightning at Wellshire
A Denver golfer Chauncey O Farrell, 45, was killed on the Wellshire Golf Club course when lightning struck a tree he sheltered under during a rain and hail storm. The incident occurred Friday and was reported by AP.
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Colo
Chauncey O. Farrell
Wellshire Golf Club
Hoover born in West Branch Iowa
Herbert Hoover is identified as a native of West Branch Iowa in biographical notes. The record notes his birthplace and early life location within Iowa.
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Herbert Hoover
West Branch
Iowa
Turner and Obispo Lead NCAA College Track Title Run
Cecil Turner of Cal Poly San Luis Obispo captured two events and anchored a winning relay as Cal Poly clinched the NCAA College Division championship with 62 points. Turner won the long jump 24 ft 3 3⁄4 in and 100 m in 10.3 sec, led off a 440-yard relay in 40.4 sec meet record, and placed second in the 200 m. Turner will join the Chicago Bears rookie camp next week to pursue a pro football path.
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Ron Rapoport
Associated Press Sports
Turner
Cal Poly
Clyde Glasson-on- Trinity
Berkeley
Calif
Chhance
Cal Poly-Slo
UC Santa Barbara
Nevada
San Diego State
College track results show multiple event winners
John Kerr Ball State took the 1500 meters in 3 47 4 Vic Simmons Nevada won the 110 meter hurdles in 14 0 Andy Bell American University won the 400 meter hurdles in 51 5 Jay Eibel UC Santa Barbara won the 400 meters in 46 7 Mike Eck Fullerton State 800 meters in 1 50 4 Gary Tuttle Humboldt State 3000 meter steeplechase in 9 10 4 Grant Colehour Eastern Kentucky won the 10000 meters in 14 29 0 and captured the 5000 by sprinting past San Diego State's Greg Bagby Colehour also injured but finished UC Santa Barbara won the mile relay in 3 12 0.
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John Kerr
Ball State
Vic Simmons
Nevada
Andy Bell
American University
Jay Eibel
UC Santa Barbara
Mike Eck
Fullerton State
Gary Tuttle
Humboldt State
Grant Colehour
Satchel Paige Released From Hospital
Out Of Hospital Kansas City AP Leroy Satchel Paige, famed pitcher in Negro leagues and the American League, was discharged after entering May 31 with pneumonia. Paige, 62, recently hired as a Jackson County jail deputy, is a Democratic candidate for Missouri House of Representatives.
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Leroy
Paige
Jackson County
Missouri
House of Representatives
Walker brothers linked to Mets and Cubs teams
Al Rube Walker the Mets pitching coach is the brother of Vernon Walker a coach with the Chicago Cubs. The siblings are both major league baseball figures connected to two prominent clubs.
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al (Rube) Walker
New York Mets
Vernona Walker
Chicago Cubs
Pappas quits as Cincinnati player agent after dispute
Mil Pappas resigns as Cincinnati player representative amid a clash over whether to delay or cancel a game with St. Louis. He refused to go on the field with nine players and said resignation takes effect after the All-Star Game in July. The Reds and Braves delayed kickoff 45 minutes for U S Senator Kennedy funeral arrangements.
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Mil Pappas
Reds
St. Louis
Pappas
Dave Bristol
U.S
Robert Kennedy
Bristol
Kennedy
Dixie Senior Standings Update
Local Dixie Senior standings update reports current team positions and win loss records. Analysts expect further movement as remaining games conclude this season.
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Dixie
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