Grand jury extends term amid basketball fixing probe
New York AP report outlines a widening basketball bribery scandal. Indictments touch Charles Tucker and Lou Barshak with alleged efforts to fix games at Ohio State and other colleges. Names include North Morgan Kelly Paprocky Portnoy and Siegel in a net of bribery and conspiracies across Detroit NYU Connecticut Oregon Columbia and Michigan.
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Charles Twcker
Wagman
Hogan
Jacksonville
Florida
Florida State
Deve Budin
Michigan
Tucker
Connecticut
Detroit
Columbia
New York University
University of Oregon
Charlie North
John Morgan
University of Detroit
James Granata
Oregon
Lou Barshak
Mich
Mane
New York Area
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Morgan
Ohio State
Pete Kelly
Ray Paprocky
NYU
Fred Portnoy
Barshak
North Carolina
Siegel
Los Angeles City Junior College
Mays Sparks Giants Back to NL Second in Narrow Sweep
Willie Mays powers the Giants with three homers in a twilight doubleheader against Philadelphia to lift San Francisco to second in the NL by a razor edge over Los Angeles. Mays raises his average to .331 and drives in seven runs, as Ken Lehman and Sam Jones win the opener and Juan Marichal in relief takes the second game.
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ED Wilks
Associated Press
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San Francisco Giants
al Dark
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Willie
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Phils
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Reds
Chicago Cubs
Frank Sullivan
Art
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Ken Lehman
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Juan Marichal
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al Heist
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Brookhaven And Northside Win In Church Loop
Brookhaven Baptist defeated Sherman Street Church of God 14 13 and Northside Baptist beat Friendship Baptist 10 7. Tommy Farris earned the win. C Wolfe took the loss. G Calloway and W Lawrence each homered for Brookhaven, with Farris adding two doubles. Second game stars included E Story homering for Northside and J Thompson leading Friendship with a triple and double. Tonight Austinville Field hosts Ninth St Methodist B versus Fairview Baptist, and Ninth St Methodist A versus Central Methodist. Admission is free.
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Sherman’ St. Church of God
Northside Baptist
Friendship Baptist
Brookhaven
G. Calloway
W. Lawrence
Tommy Farris
R. Farris
Sherman Street
W. Dilbeck
Glenn Hall
C. Wolfe
Northside
E. Story
Roy Guyse
Friendship
Campbell Leads Flint Open After First Round
Joe Campbell shot a four under par 68 to lead the Flint Open by one stroke over Dan Sikes at Warwick Hills. Sikes posted 69 while veterans like Lionel Hebert and Jerry Magee carded 70 and 71. The field features 159 players at 7,280 yards, longest on tour.
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Flint, Mich
Joe Campbell
Cea
Campbell
Purdue
Dan Sikes
Warwick Hills
Sikes
Jacksonville
Fla
Lionel Hebert
Jerry Magee
Mike Souchak
Cary Middlecoff
al Balding
Doug Ford
National League Standings Obscured By Fragmented OCR
Incomplete OCR data shows fragmented National League standings with teams such as Cincinnati and Chicago referenced. The text lacks clear final results or dates, but hints at win loss records and percentages amid garbled characters.
Pet Milk tops Andersons in Colt League 94 run total
Pet Milk beat Andersons Office Equipment 94 with Hammond 2 for 4 and a Jaybird Williams homer. Oliver won on the mound while Reed took the loss. Caddo to host Summit Saturday then Priceville in a doubleheader. Caddo 5 2 in the independent league and 12 3 overall.
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Andersons
Pet
Roger Hammond
Paul Dumas
Jaybird Williams
Duncan
Don Parks
Bill Oliver
Don Reed
Caddo
Summit
Priceville
Tigers Face Orioles After Chisox Win
First place Detroit hosts Baltimore after the Orioles won five in a row to end a 104 road trip. Detroit beat Chicago 5-2 as Frank Lary outdueled Cal McClish. Orioles beat Kansas City 6-2 with Dick Hall strong. other AL results noted.
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ED Wilks
Associated Press
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Chicago
White Sox
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Orioles
Memorial Stadium
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Kansas City
Lew Krausse
Dick Hall
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Washington
Indians
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Minnesota
Krausse
Jim Gentile
Baltimore
Russ Snyder
Frank Lary
Cal McClish
Dick McAuliffe
Turk Lown
Billy Bruton
Robinson
Sbington
Billy Klaus
Marty Keough
Johnny Gabler
Pony League All-Star selections announced for Decatur tourney
Pony League managers announce an All-Star team from Decatur to play in a double elimination tournament starting July 14. The event includes one Decatur team and one from each Huntsville league, with the winner advancing to a later tournament in Gadsden.
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Decatur
Huntsville
Gadsden
Vernon Mathis
Danny Harraway
Chuck Browning
Mark Loveles
Johnny Webb
Harry Lewis
Tommy Bridges
Gary Davis
Bud Smith
Dennis Ryan
Kenneth Westmoreland
Kenneth Phillips
Wayne Sparkman
Rickie Quillin
Perry Hinds
Mike Callahan
Percy Phillips
Randy Roman
Huge Entry List At Courtland Race Weekend
COURTLAND Ala AP A race for big sports cars this weekend will cap two days of racing at the old Courtland Air Force Base. A number of big time racers are expected to compete for Southeastern championship points.
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Courtland
Ala
Courtland Air Force Base
Notable Golf Lineup Includes Finsterwald Wall Caspers
Don Finsterwald and former Flint champions Art Wall and Bill Casper along with Sam Snead were listed among the 72 players in the field.
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Don Finsterwald
Flint
Art Wall
Bill Casper
Sam Snead
Red Sox Press Indians in Tight Little League Pair
In two close games Thursday the Cardinals beat the Cubs 5 4 while the Red Sox edged the Tigers 3 2 in extra innings. Red Sox move within a game of league leader Indians as Gibson leads with three hits including a double and homer. McClendon won for the Cardinals with 11 strikeouts. Lang delivered the go ahead single for Boston.
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Indians
Kenneth Westmoreland
Tigers
Yankees
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Red Sox
Miller
McClendon
Sandy
Lang
Gibson
Parks
Copeland
Lemley
Widner
Kathy Loses In Bid For Junior Crown
In Chicago AP report two 16-year-old southern girls defeated their 17-year-old opponents to claim junior titles at the Sun contest.
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Kathy
Chicago
Championship Race Gathers 70 Entries In Alabama
The Sports Car Club of America Alabama Region reports over 70 entries received for Sundays championship event with more than 80 expected. The field features local drivers aiming for top honors at the regional meet.
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Sports Car Club of America
Alabama
McKinley Is U S Hope At Wimbledon
Chuck McKinley, top American hope at Wimbledon, reached the last 16 with a straight sets win over Vladimir Gasiorek 6-3 4-6 6-0 6-2. Chris Crawford upset Nicola Pietrangeli, while Whitney Reed and Nancy Richey made notable runs for the United States.
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U.S
Hope
Poland
Vladimir Gasiorek
Chris Crawford
Piedmont
Calif
Italy
Nicola Pietrangeli
Crawford
Battle For Survival In National Open Golf Tournament
The 16th annual Women’s National Open faced a tough cut as 82 pros and amateurs began the second round at Baltustal lower course 6,372 yards. Only two broke par in round one and just 17 beat 80 with 80 plus performers led by seasoned names like Marlene Hagge Betty Jameson Patty Berg and Beverly Hanson.
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Whitney Martin
Springfield
N.J
Baltustal
Seaas
Marlener Hagge
Betty Jameson
Patty Berg
Beverly Hanson
Ridge Country Club Hosts Girls In Western Junior Tourney
Ann Baker of Maryville Tennessee and Mary Lou Daniel of Louisville Kentucky meet in an 18 hole showdown at Ridge Country Club as part of the Women s Western Golf Association Junior Tour. Baker, medalist, won against L Lewis Florence Alabama 6 and 5 after a 39 on the first nine. Daniel defeated Kathy Farrer Decatur Alabama 2 and 1 after 17 holes with steady putting and late advantage.
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Miss Lewis
Miss Daniel
Kathy Farrer
Decatur
Ala
Barons, Peaches Spark 13-2 Sports Night
Macon’s Peaches surge into fifth in the Southern Association with a 10 7 victory over Nashville as Bill Gabler hits his 19th homer. Birmingham roars past Shreveport 13-2, Atlanta defeats Chattanooga 5-3, Little Rock tops Mobile behind Stepanovich on the mound.
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Chattanooga Antenne
Atlanta
Nashville
Mobile
Macon
Peaches
Birmingham
Vols
Little Rock
Shreveport
Chattanooga
Barons
Bill Gabler
Gene Bacque
Jim Dunn
Chico Suarez
Rocky Soraci
Jim Bailey
Ed Stogoski
Dale Willis
Doug Gallagher
John Sullivan
Legrant Scott
Mel Geho
Chuck Daniel
George Stepanovich
Anemy Seins
LeJohn
Crackers
Lee Elia
Gunner Gontkosky
Mays Routs Phillies With Three Homers In Opener
Willie Mays powered the San Francisco Giants to an 8-7 10 inning win and 41 doubleheader sweep. He hit three homers in the opener off Dallas Green, plus a triple, double and single with seven RBIs and four runs scored. He raised his average to .331 and tied for NL home runs leader with Orlando Cepeda.
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George Esper
Philadelphia
Willie Mays
San Francisco Giants
Mays
Dallas Green
Frank Sullivan
Orlando Cepeda
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