No Killer Start For Saturdays 500 Race
Indianapolis Speedway officials and USAC restore the old dead-engine start for the 500 mile race after two troubled years. An extra parade lap will precede the start, pace car communication will be enhanced, and drivers must hold position until the green flag. Race lineup speeds shown for top qualifiers.
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Pat O'Connor
Pace Car
Sam Hanks
Harlan Fengler
USAC
Fengler
Americans Reach British Amateur Semi Final Round
Three Americans survived to the British Amateur semi finals led by American Dean Beman and Bill Hyndman, facing home favorite Guy Wolstenholme in Sandwich England. Lt. Bob Magee and Walker Cupper Hyndman join the last four as English champion Wolstenholme blocks the way to another all American final in history.
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U.S
Guy Wolstenholme
Dean Beman
Silver Spring
Orioles Edge Cardinals In PL Junior Play
The Orioles defeated the Cardinals 4 to 3 in junior play yesterday. Stevenson spun a three hit pitching performance as the Orioles totaled nine hits. Blevins started for the Cards and was relieved by Roger Hammond in the fourth inning. Hammond shut down the Orioles thereafter. Both teams committed four errors.
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Cards
Stevenson
Blevins
Roger Hammond
Hammond
Dodgers Beat Cubs in Little League Mismatch
RHE Dodgers defeated the Cubs 7 to 0 in the game played at 14. Leading pitcher J Bridges earned the win while P Hinds took the loss. B Harwell R Quillin and B Evans led Dodgers with multiple hits. J Webb doubled for the Cubs and a Cubs batter had two singles.
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R. Quillin
B. Evans
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Tigers Edge Red Sox In Low Scoring Game
RHB Tigers beat the Red Sox 7 to 6 with J. Aston earning the win and D. Fleming the defeat. Hampton, Henderson, Wallace, and others lead Tigers with multiple hits while Taylor, Ballentine, Hagen, and Mitchell pace the Red Sox with two base hits.
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Peace Settles on Patterson Johansson Title Bout in New York
Floyd Patterson and Ingemar Johansson will fight for the heavyweight crown at Yankee Stadium on June 25 after promoter Bill Rosensohn and manager Cus D Amato dispute. D Amato defends the New York venue and denies changing promoter terms amid public debate.
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Sweden
Yankee Stadium
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Rosensohn
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New York Athletic Commission
Harry Davidow
Patterson
D’amato
Daley Leads A’s Past Tribe Cutting Lead to Half-Game
Bud Daley pitched a ten hitter and drove in three as Kansas City beat Cleveland 7-2 to pull the A’s within a half game of Chicago and Cleveland in the standings. Daley improved to 3-3 while Mudcat Grant took the loss for the Indians. Wilhelm kept his perfect string alive with a win as Baltimore beat New York 5-0.
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Hal Naragon
Nats
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Pirates
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Friend Tosses Pirates First Complete Game Shutout Of Year
Bob Friend finally broke his losing streak with a four hitter to beat Milwaukee's Braves 3-0 and lift the Pirates into third place. The win ends a six week snake bite span and comes after a 0-7 start this year and eight straight losses counting 1958.
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Goalby Leads Derby Open With Record Seven-Under 64
Bob Goalby of Belleville Illinois shoots 31 33 64 to lead the Kentucky Derby Open by two strokes, using 24 putts to set a Derby Open single round record 65 by Julius Boros previously stood. Ernie Vossler carded 66 for second in the 94 man field.
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Goalby
Julius Boros
Ernie Vossler
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