Twins Fire Cookie Name Pilot To Lead Gun Club Championship
The Twins fire manager Cookie Lavagetto after a 4% season while Mele takes over amid a winless slide. The Gun Club plans its first championship trophies for Junior and Sub-Junior shooters with listed competitors and classes.
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Gun Club
Vernon Hood
Gordon Blanton
Harold Blanton
Edward Sivley
Doyle Miller
W. E. Sivley
C. R. Roberson
John Sandlin
Jack Sherman
New York Man Joseph Greene Indicted in College Case
Joseph Greene, 36, of New York was indicted in New York City after being arrested in Seattle, Washington. He was arraigned in general sessions on the indictment and placed in City Prison. The date mentions June 2% but the story notes the arraignment occurred Friday.
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New York
Joseph Greene
Seattle
Wash
Greene
City
Nicklaus and Podolski Reach Golf Finals in Lafayette
In Lafayette Indiana Jack Nicklaus and Podolski advanced to the finals after strong rounds. Nicklaus opened with 71 morning and then forged five under par in the afternoon. Hunt shot 68 in the morning and three over in the afternoon. Podolski posted 68 and 69 on a par 71 course, while Smith the 1960 NCAA runnerup fought to 66-73.
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Lafayette
Ind
Jack Mike
Smith
Stanford
Nicklaus
Hunt
Podolski
Missed Ball Costs Life in Little League Practice
Ottawa AP report says 12 year old John Spencer threw a ball to George who missed it. The ball struck George behind the left ear and he died en route to a hospital. It marks Little League Canada's first fatality and one of four in North America this year. Cmdr. John Singleton urged safety precautions.
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Ottawa
George
John Spencer
Canada
North America
Cmdr
John Singleton
Pirates Camp at Florence and Buck Rolman
Pirates announce a baseball camp in Florence and Buck Rolman. Players aged 16 or older may attend. Report at 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. with personal gear. Pirates supply other equipment. Junior American Legion players may join only with approval letters from Legion officials.
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Buck Rolman
American Legion
Legion
Pirates
Blue Ribbon Cast Shoots For AAU Titles
A star studded field of 535 top athletes competes in the National AAU Track and Field Championships at Randalls Island with Cyrol Burleson and Jim Beatty headlining. The event decides many national team spots for meets against Russia and others next month. The broadcast by ABC covers eight finals and trials on Saturday with rest on Sunday. Thomas chases world high jump glory as Brumel looms in Moscow.
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New York
Cyrol Burleson
Jim Beatty
Downing’ Stadium
Randalls Island
Russia
West Germany
England
Poland
American Broadcasting Company
Burleson
University of Oregon
Beatty
Santa Clara
Calif
John Thomas
Valery Brumel
Moscow
Brumel
Thomas
Madison Square Garden
Boston University
Pirates Catcher Burgess Sidelined With Finger Dislocation
Pittsburgh Pirates catcher Smoky Burgess will miss a week to ten days after a dislocated finger, with team physician Dr. Joseph examining him to determine treatment.
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Pittsburgh
Smoky Burgess
Pittsburgh Pirates
Joseph
Helmet Rules Emphasized After Accidents
Officials stress helmets and protective gear as essential safety measures following recent accidents. Authorities urge riders and skaters to equip proper gear to reduce injuries and fatalities in future incidents.
Twins Edge Yankees 4-0 in Chicago and St Paul Minn game
The Chicago White Sox beat Washington 4-0 as Warren Hacker preserved a 43 win after a two-run rally in the seventh. In St Paul, Harmon Killebrew hit 20th homer and Camilo Pascual pitched six strong to beat the Yankees 4-0, delivering Mele a winning managerial debut.
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Chicago
Warren Hacker
Washington
Billy Klaus Om
Ray Herbert
Chicago White Sox
Hacker
Senators
Joe McClain
Herbert
McClain
White Sox
Kansas City
Andy Carey
Sherm Lollar
Luis Aparan
Eeneee
al Smith
Jim Landis
ST. Paul-Minneapolis
Harmon Killebrew
Camilo Pascual
Sam Mele
Minnesota Twins
New York Yankees
Pascual
Killebrew
Twins
Cookie Lavagetto
Lavagetto
New York
Minnesota
L—Turley
Gonzalez V Gonzalez at Madison Square Garden Headlines Boxing
Jose Gonzalez a Puerto Rican middleweight moves to the Madison Square Garden main event in a 10 round bout against Yama Bahama of Bermuda in his Garden debut after a strong St Nicholas Arena showing. The bout airs on ABC at 9 p.m. EST. Belgrade reports two Yugoslavian football stars Zebec and Milidinovic receive 30 day prison terms for nightclub fighting.
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New York
Jose Gonzalez
Yama Bahama
Bimini
B.W.I
Madison Square Garden
Nunez
Denny Moyer
Gonzalez
Garden
St. Nicholas Arena
ABC
Belgrade
Branko Zebec
Red Star
Jovan Milidinovic
Partizan
Phillies Snap Losing Streak with 12-11 Rally
In Pittsburgh, the Philadelphia Phillies erased an 11-2 deficit by scoring 10 runs in the final two innings, four unearned, to beat the Pirates 12-11. Key moments included four Pirates errors in the eighth and ninth frames and a tying sacrifice fly by Charlie Smith. Ken Lehman scored on Clay Dalrymple's single to seal it.
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates
Phillies
Pirates
Phils
Charlie Smith
Clay Dalrymple
Ken Lehman
January And Palmer In Western Tie
Don January and Arnold Palmer shared the lead at 135 at the Western Open after 36 holes at Blythefield Country Club. Weather hindered play with wind and cold, as 149 golfers contended. Fred Bair shot 67 to reach 136 and take third, while Sam Snead slipped to 74 on Friday.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Don January
Arnold Palmer
Blythefield Country Club
Palmer
al Geiberger
Santa Barbara
Calif
January
Geiberger
Fred
Butch) Bair
Galveston
Tex
Sam Snead
Chattanooga Beats Macon In Southern Association Clash
In a Southern Association matchup Chattanooga edge Macon 3 to 2 while Nashville defeated Birmingham 4 to 3 in another game. The results show tight scoring and competitive play across the league.
Cubs Halt Braves Behind Curtis Five-Hitter
Chicago rookie Jack Curtis pitched a five hitter and earned running support in a 5-3 win over Milwaukee. Frank Thomas hit his 13th homer and Hank Aaron launched his 14th. Hendley made his first major league start for the Braves and Chicago added two eighth inning runs.
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Milwaukee
Chicago
Cub
Jack Curtis
Braves
Curtis
Frank Thomas
Hank Aaron
Bob Hendley
Hendley
Don McMahon
Cubs
AFL Coaches Seek Draft Delay After College Season
AFL coaches asked to postpone the annual college draft until after the college season. Commissioner Joe Foss indicated agreement and said a date would likely be set to avoid early drafting, which could tempt scouts and make players ineligible for further college play.
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Buffalo
N.Y
American Football League
Joe Foss
Foss
AFL
National Football League
Coaches Association
Baseball doubleheader and interleague games listed
American League matchups include Detroit at Cleveland Grant 7 1 Lang 104 New York Sheldon 3 2 at Minnesota Kralick 6 4 Boston Delock 42 at Kansas City Archer 5 1 Baltimore Fisher 2 8 at Los Angeles Grba 57 night National League games feature Chicago Hobbie 4 8 at Milwaukee Cleminger 01 San Francisco Lemay 04 or Jones 5 5 at St Louis Gibson 5 3 Los Angeles Koufax 10 3 at Cincinnati Maloney 4 3 Philadelphia Ferrarese 1 3 at Pittsburgh Mizell 45.
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Lang
Cleveland
Grant
New York
Sheldon
Minnesota
Kralick
Boston
Delock
Kansas City
Archer
Baltimore
Fisher
Los Angeles
Grba
Chicago
Hobbie
Milwaukee
Cleminger
San Francisco
Lemay
Jones
St. Louis
Gibson
Koufax
Cincinnati
Maloney
Philadelphia
Ferrarese
Pittsburgh
Mizell
House Group OKs Money For Military Spending
The House Appropriations Committee advanced $42.7 billion in defense funding for the next fiscal year, a $2.4 billion increase, with the measures set for House debate and eventual Senate consideration as defense spending dominates federal appropriations.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Kennedy
House
Defense Department
Senate
Defense
Committee
Tigers Beat Tribe 15-7 as Bruton Goes Deep Twice
Detroit's Bill Bruton clubs two home runs and four RBIs to power a 15-7 win over Cleveland. Rocky Colavito and Dick McAuliffe also homer for the Tigers, who totaled nine homers between the teams. Bruton hit consecutive shots in the first and second innings to spark a five-run rally and lead Detroit to an eight-of-10 stretch.
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Bill Bruton
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Indians
Detroit
Mossi
Fischer
Rourke
Perry
Latman
Stigman
Locke
Romano
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L—Perry
Bruton
Colavito
McAuliffe
Essegian
Francona
Phillips
Kennedy Panel Seeks 48.8 Million For Bombers
The committee adds 48.8 million for manned bombers but Secretary McNamara opposes it. It earmarks bomber funding but lets the Defense Department choose whether to fund more B52 and B58 aircraft or develop the supersonic B70. The panel favors the B70 though the Pentagon sees missiles replacing its role long before it becomes operational.
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Kennedy
Robert S. McNamara
Defense Department
Schedule of major league basketball games today
The Associated Press lists matchups across cities including Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, Los Angeles at Cincinnati, Chicago at Milwaukee, San Francisco at St. Louis, Washington at Chicago, Detroit at Cleveland, New York at Minnesota, Boston at Kansas City, Baltimore at Los Angeles, Chattanooga at Macon, Shreveport at Mobile, Birmingham at Nashville, and Atlanta at Little Rock with two games noted as (2).
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Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Chicago
Milwaukee
San Francisco
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Minnesota
Boston
Kansas City
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Macon
Shreveport
Mobile
Birmingham
Nashville
Atlanta
Little Rock
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