Indians Acquire Kralick Ride Five-Game Win Streak
Cleveland’s Jack Kralick, a former Twins trade piece, stretched his unbeaten run to six with a five-hitter as the Indians edged Washington 10 1. The win keeps Cleveland three games behind the Yankees in the AL race. Baltimore shook up its lineup, beat Boston 7-2 behind Mike McCormick six-hitter for his first AL complete game, and trimmed its deficit to three games.
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Detroit woman aims to swim channels with Khrushchev challenge
Mary Margaret Revell, 25, Detroit, declares she invited Premier Khrushchev to sponsor or accompany her English Channel attempt. She lists prior feats including Malibu to Santa Monica, Mackinac Straits, Dardanelles, Bosphorus, Messina, and bows for a round trip Channel swim and other straits this summer. She predicts a global tour of major seas and channels, hoping Russians prove athletic prowess.
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Tigers Change Boss and Coaching Staff in Midseason
Detroit Tigers General Manager James A. Campbell announced immediate removal of manager Bob Scheffing and his coaching staff. Charley Dressen will take over as manager, with Bob Swift Stubby Overmire and Pat Mullin named as coaches to replace Cava rette Ferrick and Myatt. Scheffing may join the Tigers in another role.
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Baltimore Fight Fails to Draw Busy House at Title Bout
Ralph Dupas retained the middleweight title with a 15 round decision over Denny Moyer before 2,544 paying fans at Baltimore Civic Center. Gate grossed 12,151 as Dupas led 9 of 10 rounds on all official cards while Moyer rallied in the late rounds.
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Open Site Gets Severe Abuse Of Tour's Pros
In Brookline Massachusetts the U S Open course at The Country Club drew sharp criticism from top golfers. George Bayer Sam Snead Art Wall Julius Boros and Arnold Palmer condemned the conditions saying the layout was poorly prepared with ankle deep rough and many blind shots as players prepare for the major tournament opening Thursday.
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Baseball Standings and Tonight's Schedule At A Glance
The National League standings show Baltimore and Cleveland with mixed marks as teams chase division leads. Monday results included Philadelphia over Cincinnati, Pittsburgh beating Milwaukee, St. Louis defeating New York, and Los Angeles edging San Francisco. Tonight's slate features Houston at Chicago, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, New York at St. Louis, and Los Angeles at San Francisco with several pitchers listed.
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Clay-Cooper Showdown Looms at Wembley Stadium
London forecast calls for rain in the afternoon then a dry, sunny evening as Cassius Clay meets Henry Cooper in an open-air 10 round title bout at Wembley. Promoter Jack Solomons expects a 55,000 crowd with at least 280,000 dollars gross. Clay, 21, faces Cooper, 28, in a high stakes proving ground amid prefight chatter and mutual confidence.
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Sox Hurler Is Possible Top Rookie
Boston rookie pitcher Dave Morehead emerged as a leading AL Rookie of the Year candidate after debuting with a five hit 10 strikeout shutout of the Senators and delivering a 15 inning win in his second start. He later threw a one hitter against Washington as his third win.
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Boyer A Hitter To Save Skin
Clete Boyer, the Yankees third baseman, has emerged as a dangerous hitter while his glove earns praise. Once a defensive standout, he raised his average to .316 and leads NY regulars at .272 last season, saying he improved to save his place at the ballclub.
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Giants Run Past Dodgers 13-4 in Big League Tilt
The Giants defeated the Dodgers 13-4 on a three hit effort by Mike Smith who carried a no hitter into the fifth inning before a homer by Mike Flynn for the Dodgers. Danny Johnson took the loss as the Giants improved to 11-4 while the Dodgers slipped to 8-9.
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Pony Yankees Defeat Orioles In Pony League Action
Monday in Pony League play the Pony Yankees defeated the Orioles 7 to 1 behind five hit pitching from Steve Hammond. The win marked the Yankees eighth victory without a loss as Allen Elkins went 4 for 4 and Ronnie Henson 2 for 4, contributing six of the winners ten hits.
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Koufax Shuts SF Out as Dodgers Rise to First Place
Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax pitched to a 2-0 win over the Giants, dropping San Francisco from the NL lead while St. Louis moved atop the standings. Koufax extended his streak of shutouts to six this season as Moose Skowron drove in both Dodgers runs with a third-inning double. In other games, Willie Stargell powered Pittsburgh past Milwaukee, and Roy Sievers and Don Demeter homered for Philadelphia in a 4-2 win over Cincinnati.
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Just Have To Win Says Koufax
Dodgers lefty Sandy Koufax insists he only needs to win as he faces the San Francisco Giants after a 2-0 shutout that moved Los Angeles atop the NL standings. He notes no revenge motive, focusing on beating the club they must and have to beat.
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Indians Hottest Team In Baseball
Cleveland Indians ride a five game win streak and 15 wins in 17 to surge from ninth place to within three games of first after a June 2 doubleheader sweep of the Yankees. Key players include Azcue Howser Whitfield Adcock and Abernathy as a patched lineup heals from Romano and Davalillo injuries.
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Local Briefs from Girls Industrial Softball League
Sunshiners meet Morris Brothers at 7 p.m. today in Austinville Park. Saturday at 7 p.m. Delano Park hosts Morris Brothers versus a Birmingham team in a double header. Little League action has Yankees Steve Stewart or Mark McClanahan against Orioles Kenny Springer at 5 p.m. today at West Town Field. If Yankees improve to 14-3 they will secure the lead.
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Dairy Queen Opens First Joliet Store Birthday Sale
The Joliet Dairy Queen at 1214 West Moulton celebrates a milestone with a 23¢ birthday sundae for every family member. The home owned shop marks seven years in business, offering fresh frozen creamy desserts and a festive party atmosphere.
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