Lary and Ford Spark Wins for Tigers and Yankees
Lary pitches his 10th complete game as Detroit beats Boston 4 2. Ford and reliever Arroyo combine for his 10th win as the Yankees top Cleveland 11 5. Detroit and Cleveland share first place, one game ahead of New York, with Washington edging Baltimore 5 4 and Kansas City routing Minnesota 9 2. The White Sox sweep Angels as Camilo Pascual and Ray Herbert dominate, while Larsen saves for Baumann in the second win.
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Snead Opens 61st U S Open Aiming First Win At Oakland
Sam Snead, 49, seeks his first U S Open title at Oakland Hills in Birmingham Michigan. He faces defending champion Arnold Palmer and top contenders Gary Player Ben Hogan among a field of 150 in a 72 hole event. Palmer and Player are favorites with Snead insisting he will try to win by shooting a 284 total.
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Two Americans Survive In Golf Tourney
TURNBERRY Scotland AP Ralph Morrow of Oklahoma City and Henry Timbrook of Los Angeles are the last two Americans remaining in the British Amateur Golf Tournament as the field narrows to 32. Morrow expects a possible semifinal clash with Joe Carr while noting two seeds have fallen in his quarter.
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Oklahoma City
Henry Timbrook
Los Angeles
Slammin Sammy Shines Rarely Over 70 in 12 Rounds
In the Vegas Tournament of Champions and the Sam Snead Festival plus the International Canada Cup, Slammin Sammy has broken 70 only once in his last 12 rounds, highlighting consistency and a rare scoring stretch.
Dodgers Take Narrow Win to Lead NL Race
The Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Chicago Cubs 7 to pull ahead by a half game in the National League standings. Don Drysdale pitched five hitless innings for the win and Tommy Davis drove in three on offense.
Cellar Clubs In Hockey Have New Look
The Boston Bruins and New York Rangers, late playoff teams, reshaped rosters in a lively NHL draft. Boston acquired Orland Kurtenbach and Earl Balfour plus Pat Stapleton, while New York added Jean Guy Gendron and Vic Hadfield. Each of the eight players purchased for 20000 dollars.
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Associated Press
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Earl Balfour
Pat Stapleton
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Jean Guy Gendron
Vic Hadfield
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Toronto
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Lou Fontinato
Canadiens
Doug Harvey
Eddie Litzenberger
Detroit
Jerry Melnyk
Brian Smith
Gibbs Thrives On Richmond Farm As Yankees Prospect
Richmond AP reported Jake Gibbs star of Ole Miss football and Yankees bonus baby has adapted well to minor league baseball. Assigned to Triple A Richmond, Gibbs started strong with two hits in his first three trips and nine games with a .412 average 14 hits in 34 at bats plus solid fielding aside from a single error June 6.
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New York Yankees
University of Mississippi
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Toronto
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Yangtze River Basin Homes Around Twenty Two Million People
An estimated 22 million residents live in China's Yangtze river basin spanning densely populated urban districts and rural areas. The figure highlights the basin's vast social and economic footprint amid regional development and population migration.
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Yangtze River Basin
Yankees Acquire Daley in Trade with A's for Pitching Help
New York strengthens rotation by obtaining Bud Daley from Kansas City in exchange for Art Ditmar and Deron Johnson. The deal, the 17th between the clubs since 1955 involving 64 players, follows GM Lane’s claim of near total influence and aims to pair Daley with Whitey Ford.
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Whitey Ford
Daley
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Deron Johnson
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Houk
Ford
Bill Stafford
Ralph Terry
Roland Sheldon
Bob Turley
Detroit
Ditmar
Bobby Shantz
Billy Gardner
Minnesota Twins
Danny McDevitt
USC Solid Favorite In Track Meet
USC is proclaimed a solid favorite to win the NCAA Track and Field Championship as coach Jess Mortensen predicts a 50-point team total. The Trojans hold 21 titles in 40 years, with Rex Cawley hurt but others matching scoring potential led by Dallas Long who seeks to better last year’s meet record in the shot put.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
University of Southern California
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Mortensen
Rex Cawley
Dallas Long
Adco Dominates Ice in Shortened Little League Tilt
In Sedalia Missouri the Adco team led Sedalia Ice 45 to 0 when darkness halted play after the first inning. Ice did not bat as the game ended early.
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Sedalia, Mo
Sedalia Ice
Vols Reach 500 Level Amid Dixie Race Beating
In Dixie action the Atlanta Crackers dropped to 51 to Shreveport as they slip toward last while Little Rock and Nashville bid for a higher spot. Chattanooga Lookouts beat Birmingham to extend their league lead to four games. Kal Segrist and Jim Fridley reportedly join the Mobile Bears as Texas League powers. Nashville slugger Ray Looney blasted his 13th homer as the Bears split Nashville’s early offense. Macon blanked Little Rock while expanding their streak to four and gaining seven wins over their rival in eight meetings. Shreveport’s Ben Debus drove in four runs in two trips, helping the Cracker offense barely muster a late rally.
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Nashville
Chattanooga
Lookouts
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Barons
Kal Segrist
Jim Fridley
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Ron Cote
Ray Looney
Doug Gallagher
Macon
Don Dobrino
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Travs
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al Grunwald
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Athens, Flour Mill clash in City Softball Friday
Friday night action features Athens vs Flour Mill and Worthington vs Chemstrand in the City Softball League. Earlier results include Flour Mill 10 Worthington 0, Archie Noy a no hitter, and Athens 5 Chemstrand while Flour Mill beat Worthington 8 3 in makeups. Friday doubleheader at Walter Jackson Field includes Baugh Wiley Smith Hospital girls against Briscoe Agency and Bud's Minnow Pool vs Decatur Nursery Sales Yard. Mutual Savings girls meet Town Creek at 7 p.m. at Walter Jackson Park.
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Practice Opens for All-America Bowl Teams in Buffalo
In Buffalo New York practice sessions began today for the two 30 man college squads set to clash June 23 in the first All America Bowl game.
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