Indians Rally Past Orioles 3-1 in Opening Win
Cleveland starter Dick Stigman and Barry Latman combined to hold Baltimore to one run as Latman pitched seven for the Indians. Willie Kirkland homered for Cleveland and Lou Brock? No. The Orioles scored in the seventh on a Brandt single and ensuing miscues.
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Cleveland
Dick Stigman
Barry Latman
Cleveland Indians
Latman
Orioles
John Romano
Woodie
Indians
Willie Kirland
Chuck Estrada
Hoyt Wilhelm
Jackie Brandt
Held
Dick Williams
Baltimore
Sanders and Rosburg Lead In U.S. Open Tourney
In Detroit the U S Open saw Doug Sanders and Bob Rosburg grab a half way lead with 67s as Arnold Palmer faded to a 149 total. The field included Bobby Brue and Sam Snead, with Bruce Crampton and Gary Player close behind at 142 and 147 respectively.
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Birmingham
Mich
Doug Sanders
Bob Rosburg
Oakland Hills
Arnold Palmer
Latrobe
Sanders
Ojai
Calif
Rosburg
Bobby Brue
Wis
Bobby At
Doug Ford
al Geiberger
Santa Barbara
Eric Monti
Los Angels
Gardner Dickinson
Tequesta
Fla
Gene Littler
el Cajon
Australia
Bruce Crampton
Bobby Harris
Winnetka
Bob Goalby
Crystal River
Sam Snead
Hogan
Don Finsterwald
Tommy Bolt
Mike Souchak
Harris
Monti
Littler
Ford
Dickinson
Ted Kroll
Gary Player
South Africa
Stanford
Title Shot In Line For Saturday Winner
Denny Moy of Portland and Dulio Nunez of Puerto Rico clash Saturday night at Madison Square Garden in a 10 round bout that could set the winner on a path to a middleweight title shot. The series winner may move toward a championship fight with Gene Fullmer or Paul Pender. The bout airs on ABC at 9 p.m. EST.
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New York
Denny Moyer
Portland
Ore
Dulio Nunez
Puerto Rico
Madison Square Garden
Meeeayan Snag Brenner
Jose Gonzalez
the Garden
Gene Fullmer
National Box— Association
Paul Pender
Tony Gonzalez of Phillies sidelined by eye infection
Philadelphia Phillies slugger Tony Gonzalez faces a possible time on the injured list after an eye infection limits his batting and fielding duties. Team officials awaiting reassessment to determine return date and impact on lineup.
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Philadelphia
Tony Gonzalez
Philadelphia Phillies
Navy Middies Favored In Intercollegiate Rowing Meet
Syracuse AP Navy coached by Paul Quinn leads in the Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championship at Onondaga Lake with 50-1 record. Contenders Cornell California and Washington challenge in a 3 mile race as Olympian Joe Baldwin returns from illness to bolster the crew. Weather predicts pleasant winds favoring light oarsmen, with other entrants including Rutgers Wisconsin Penn Brown and MIT.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Navy
Cornell
California
Washington
Onondaga Lake
Paul Quinn
Joe Baldwin
Tarzana
Calif
Huskies
U S Open Golf Leaders Take Narrow Totals
Amateurs and pros atop the U S Open leaderboard after rounds in Portland Oreg and several U S venues. Bob Rosburg Doug Sanders Doug Ford Allen Geiberger Eric Monti and others posted 36 hole totals with scores ranging from 139 to 142 as Gardner Dickinson Gene Littler Bob Harris and Kel Nagle close behind.
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Bob Rosburg
Portland
Ore
Doug Sanders
Ojai
Calif
Doug Ford
Tuckahoe
N.Y
Allen Geiberger
Santa Barbara
Eric Monti
Los Angeles
Bobby Brue
Menomonee Falls
Wis
Gardner Dickinson
Tequesta
Fla
Gene Littler
el Cajon
Bob Harris
Winnetka
Ill
Bruce Crampton
Australia
Bob Goalby
Crystal River
Fila
Kel Nagle
Sydney
Bowling League Scores Hit Clean Four-Nil
Alleybums defeated Pens 4 to 0 Hi Lo's shut out Upstarts 4 to 0 Raiders and Hopefuls split 2 to 2 in a quiet weekly bowling results brief featuring four matches.
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Alleybums
Pens
Hi Lo’s
Upstarts
Raiders
Last U S Golfer In British Meet Defeated in Semifinals
Ralph Morrow of Oklahoma City, the last U S survivor, lost to Jimmy Walker in the British Amateur Championship at Turnberry. Walker, 40, edged ahead with a 12 foot putt to win the 17th after Morrow had tied it on 16. Michael Bonallack advanced to face Walker in the 36 hole final after defeating Laurie Foster.
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Turnberry
Scotland
Ralph Morrow
Oklahoma City
Jimmy Walker
Joe Carr
Walker
Michael Bonallack
Bonallack
Laurie Foster
Morrow
U.S
Iran Lands Granted to 185 Peasants in Reform Program
TEHRAN AP Iran's shah flew to Julfa near the Soviet border this week to hand over about 5000 acres of state lands to 185 peasants. They will form cooperatives to manage water seeds and tractors under a land reform program aimed at limiting big landlords.
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Tehran
Iran
Shah
Julfa
Young Boy Attempts Payroll Snatch in Manhattan
A 13 year old boy tried to grab a bank payroll envelope carrying 1400 dollars from a Dess and Talan bookbinder in Manhattan. He fled but dropped the envelope about a half block away and the bookkeeper recovered the money.
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New York
Dess and Talan
Manhattan
Southern Association doubleheaders postponed by rain
The Little Rock at Birmingham game in the Southern Association and the Mobile at Chattanooga and Wa at Shreveport matchups were postponed due to rain. The Atlanta game was also postponed.
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Little Rock
Birmingham
Shreveport
Mobile
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Tigers Knock Yankees Out of 1st Place
Detroit gains share of the lead by beating New York 4 2 as Jack and Phil Regan hold the Yankees to six hits. Five NY errors aid Detroit while Norm Cash clashes with Jim Coates and Ralph Houk is ejected in a tense game at Detroit Stadium.
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Detroit
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Jack
Phil Regan
Yankees
Tiger Norm Cash
Yankee
Jim Coates
New York
Ralph Houk
Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Baltimore
Bill Stafford
Bill Skowron
Yanks
Cash
Coates
Tiger
Houk
Joe Linsalata
Stafford
Coates Zuz
Howdard
Blanchard
Regan
Brown
W—Regan
L—Stafford
Skowron
Records Fall As NCAA Track and Field Opens in Philadelphia
Big Dallas Long of Southern California and Pat Clohessy of Houston claim meet records on opening day at Franklin Field. Long’s 62 foot 9 1 2 inch shot put bests his previous mark. Clohessy’s 3 mile win sets a new meet record. Budd and Jerome shine in sprints while USC suffers two disappointments in field events.
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Philadelphia
Dallas Long
Southern California
Pat Clohessy
University of Houston
University of Pennsylvania
Franklin Field
Long
Clohessy
Sydney
Frank Budd
Villanova
Harry Jerome
Oregon
Budd
Jerome
Cyrol Burleson
Bill Dotson
Kansas
Earl Young
Abilene Christian
Luther Hayes
Jim Wade
Kevin Hogan
Summit hosts all day picnic and four baseball games
A full day of sport events is planned at Summit with a 10 a.m. girls softball game, a noon Priceville Junior boys vs Summit match, a 1:30 p.m. Cold Springs vs Summit league game, and a 3:30 p.m. Falkville vs Summit league contest. Also listed is a $100,000 bonus for University of Michigan catcher Bill Freehan after Tigers outbid rivals.
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Summit
Priceville
Cold Springs
Falkville
Detroit
Detroit Tigers
Bill Freehan
University of Michigan
Tigers
Freehan
Bonus Baby Signed By Pittsburgh Pirates
Long Beach California AP Bob Bailey an 18 year old shortstop signed with the Pittsburgh Pirates for a large bonus. He will report to Pittsburgh then Asheville North Carolina for the class A Sally League. Bailey hit .475 in 18 spring games and was pursued by nearly all major leagues with the Dodgers notably absent.
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Long Beach
Calif
Bob Bailey
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Paul
Buck) Bailey
Pirate
Jerry Gardner
Bob Hughes
Bob
Baileys
Maxine Bailey
Norman
Robert
Bailey
Asheville
N.C
Los Angeles Dodgers
Goose Tatum Sentenced For Tax Evasion in Kansas City
Goose Tatum, 39, the Clown Prince of Basketball, was sentenced to 90 days in jail and placed on three years probation for failing to file federal income tax returns for 1956 and 1957. He pleaded nolo contendere as government claimed over $118,000 in taxes and penalties.
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Kansas City
Reece (Goose) Tatum
Richard M. Duncan
U.S. District Court
Tatum
Prince
Third Round Completes At Southwest Open Tennis Meet
In Little Rock Arkansas AP report third round results list Dick Mechem defeating Billy Buckley 6-3 6-1 Don Russell beat Joe Adams 6-3 6-2 Billy Higgins downed Jay Freeman 6-3 4 6-2 Wayne Hirst defeated C J Hixon 5-4 6-4 Quarterfinals set for Friday afternoon with players from Ruston Melbourne Oklahoma City England Fort Smith Arkansas.
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Little Rock
Ark
Dick Mechem
Ruston
Billy Buckley
Oklahoma City
Don Russell
Melbourne
Australia
Joe Adams
England
Billy Higgins
Lawton
Okla
Jay Freeman
Wayne Hirst
C. J. Hixon
Fort Smith
Tigers Network Training Sites Through History
The Detroit Tigers trained at Henley Field in Lakeland Florida every year since 1934 except three. During World War II from 1943 to 1945 the team trained at Evansville Indiana.
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Detroit Tigers
Henley Field
Lakeland
Fla
Evansville
Ind
Reds Reach Top by Edging Phillies in Eight
Cincinnati Reds seize temporary NL lead by scoring four runs in the eighth to beat John Buzhardt and the Philadelphia Phillies 7 to 4. Rookie Ken Hunt earns his seventh win in 10 decisions, holding the Phils to three hits before a pinch hitter ends his night. Don Demeter homers for Philadelphia.
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Cincinnati Reds
John Buzhardt
Philadelphia Phillies
Ken Hunt
Phillies
Jim Brosnan
Don Demeter
Buzhardt
Reds
Cincinnati
Hunt
Brosnan
Zimmerman
Schmidt
Lehman
Sullivan
Dalrymple
W—Hunt
L — Buzhardt
Probable Pitchers Listed From AP For AL NL Games
The Associated Press provides probable pitchers for a slate of games. AL matchups include New York Detroit Baltimore Cleveland Washington Minnesota and Los Angeles Kansas City with listed starters Sheldon Dailey Messi Hawkins Cisco Kant Pizarro Bowsfield Shaw and others. NL games feature Milwaukee at Los Angeles Chicago at San Francisco Cincinnati at Philadelphia St Louis at Pittsburgh with Buhl Williams ODell Purkey Roberts Simmons Gibbon among the announced starters.
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Cincinnati
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Wees
St. Louis
Milwaukee
New York
Sheldon
Daley
Detroit
Messi
Baltimore
Pappas
Cleveland
Hawkins
Washington
McClain
Boston
Cisco
Minnesota
Kant
Chicago
Pizarro
Bowsfield
Kamsas City
Shaw
Buhl
Williams
Anderson
O’dell
Purkey
Philadelphia
Roberts
Simmons
Pittsburgh
Gibbon
Three-Way Tie In First Half Of Golf Meet
Fort Myers Florida AP report on the Florida Junior Golf Championship first half where three boys tied at 172 strokes over 18 holes at Fort Myers Country Club. Tied players were Bill Golden Jackson Tenn Ben Smallwood Fort Myers and Chip Mims Gainesville with Roberta Albers Tampa leading girls with 77.
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Fort Myers
Fla
Bill Golden
Jackson
Tenn
Ben Smallwood
Chip Mims
Gainesville
Fort Myers Country Club
Roberta Albers
Tampa
Bill Golson
Scott Smith
Miami
John Laponzina
Miami Shores
Zack Clement
Virginia Beach
Eddie Pearce
Linda Jane Morris
Orlando
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