Yankees Move Into 2nd Place
Yankees beat Minnesota 4-2 to jump into second place as Marshall Bridges shut down the Twins in relief. Maris and Mantle homered for New York while Bill Stafford earned the win. Angels crushed Boston 19-7 as Baltimore and Kansas City also won in AL action. In the NL, Los Angeles edged New York in 13 innings to reclaim first place.
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Burial For Cochrane Will Be In Detroit
Detroit mourns baseball legend Mickey Cochrane Black Mike dies leaving a gaping void in Tigers folklore. The Hall of Fame catcher inspired pennants and World Series runs in 1934 and 1935 legends, then endured later life struggles before passing away in Lake Forest Illinois Thursday.
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3M and Chemstrand Win City League Softball Games
In Delano Park two City League softball games ended with 3M beating Worthington 10 9 in five innings and Chemstrand defeating Prestolite 6 4 in 11 innings. Worthington led early with a seven run second frame but was shut down afterward. E M Chandler earned the win for 3M. In the late game Hoyt Alvis pitched all 11 for Prestolite while Jim Melson and Seyborn Garner paced Chemstrand with Garner delivering a decisive 11th inning triple. Tomorrow Chemstrand meets 3M at 7 15 and Worthington faces Prestolite.
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Jessen Leads Open Meet at Myrtle Beach
Ruth Jessen, a Seattle University journalism major, shot a record-equalling first round and carried a tied lead into the second round of the 10th U S Women's Open Championship in Myrtle Beach South Carolina AP report.
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Demeter fuels Phillies power in NL title chase
Dodgers gain half game on Giants as Don Demeter drives Philadelphia surge with a 2 homer game against San Francisco and late rally against the Mets. Dodgers subdue Mets 5-4 in 13 innings, aided by Gilliam and Howard. Cubs top Cardinals as Yankees, Dodgers, Orioles, and others post wins across the league.
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Tigers and Yankees Win In Colt League Action
Tigers beat Indians 2-1 as Westmoreland drives in the winner and Mathis doubles. Westmoreland earns the win with Culver taking the loss. Yankees top Red Sox 10-5 with Oliver Harwell and Shirley doubles, Spain and Callahan two hits each. Mike Jones hits his sixth homer and Aycock doubles. Mike Callahan also wins another game with 10 strikeouts.
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Western Open Tournament Plainly Anybody's Party
U S Open champion Jack Nicklaus two strokes back as Fred Hawkins led at Medinah after a 68 in the Western Open first round. Palmer struggled on the greens after a 73, calling his play “awfully frustrating” as the field trimmed for a $9 000 first prize in the second round.
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Pee Wee Champ Becomes Medalist In Tournament
National pee wee champion John LaPonzina a 14 year old from Miami Fla set a record as the youngest medalist in the Southeastern Invitational golf tourney at Columbus Country Club carding a four under par 68 Winds gusty course played tough as teens posted several par or better rounds Also in the championship flight R L Taylor Eufaula Ala 75 Harold Wesley Greenville Ala 76 Frank Mize Jr Panama City Fla 77 were among the better scores
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Women Golfers Should Look Their Best
NEW YORK AP The top women’s golf scene grows chattier as Peggy Wilson, a 27 year old Austin Texas schoolteacher turned touring pro, urges players to balance practice with appearance. Billed by a sporting goods sponsor she joins the female barnstorming tour challenging stars Mickey Wright Betsy Rawls and others. Wilson, 5 11 135 brunette, gave up teaching to pursue golf with hobbies listed as sculpture sailing and reading.
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East and West Football Game Set Tonight
Jack Hand reports the East and West teams prepare for a city gridiron clash tonight with local fans expected to fill the stands. Officials outline kickoff plans and players to watch as the rivalry heats up.
All American East West Game Preview in Buffalo
The All American East versus West game returns at War Memorial Stadium with about 22,000 fans expected. Pro-bound collegians from the class of 1961 fill rosters with 28 headed to the NFL, 18 to the AFL, 12 to Canada. two players, Mather and Rushatz, are occupied. Coaches Woody Hayes and Murray Warmath lead the teams as Robins and Slaton highlight softball action at Bud’s Minnow Pool and Dick Coffey Ford. Two games open at Walter Jackson Field tonight.
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Braves B Team Stays Undefeated With 22-8 Win
The Braves B Team defeated the Minor League Dodgers B Team 22 to 8 on Thursday afternoon. This marked the Braves eighth straight victory without a loss this season.
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Baylor QB Transferring To Alabama
Mount Vernon Texas AP Bobby Maples freshman Baylor quarterback said he is transferring to the University of Alabama. He plans marriage to Sue Ellen Cody this weekend and cites an athletic scholarship rule barring marriage before sophomore year. Maples weighs 220 pounds and plans to enroll at Alabama September 1, with a year out of football under transfer rules but three varsity seasons remaining.
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