Trouble For Peters And Pizarro In White Sox Doubleheader
Peters and Pizarro struggled as the Chicago White Sox split a doubleheader with Washington. Peters reliever role limited him while Pizarro lasted only two innings in a rough opener. The Twins, Yankees and other AL and NL results followed as Aguirre and Richert won pivotal games.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Juan Pizarro
Gary Peters
P and P
Chicago
Peters
Pizarro
al Lopez
White Sox
Washington
Pete Richert
Scott City Invitational set for Sunday golf tourney
Scott City invites linksters from the region to the Scott County Country Club for the annual Scott City Invitational. Five flights, entry 64, prizes for top finishers, a medalist award, longest drive and closest-to-pin honors. Bruce Lewis directs. lunch and water available. notable past aces noted.
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Scott City
Kansas
Scott County Country Club
Paris
Bruce Lewis
al Helmers
Floyd Stanton
Lions Beat Knights of Columbus Reds 4 2 in Minor League
Lions defeated Knights of Columbus Reds 4 to 2 at Alta Brown School playground in a knot hole youth baseball makeup. Burns struck out 13, walked one, Reds starter Bieker fanned five in 3 1 3 innings. Lions rallied for four in the fourth to take the lead and held on. A second Minor League game was set for 6 p m featuring Knights of Columbus Reds against the Shriners.
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Lions
Knights of Columbus Reds
Alta Brown School
Knothole
Burns
Bieker
Reds
Brungardt
Ouf
Alta Brown
Shriners
Dempsey Turns 70 Still Known as Champ to All
New York AP reports Jack Dempsey marked his 70th birthday with a party at his Broadway restaurant bearing his name. The former heavyweight champion remained active, greeting fans daily, signing autographs, and recalling his 1919 victory over Jess Willard. He spoke of the long count controversy with Tunney in 1927, calling it the greatest thing that kept his name alive.
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New York
Champ
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Manassa Mauler
Broadway
Gene Tunney
Grandpa
Jean Tiger
Jess Willard
Toledo
Ohio
Willard
Tunney
Chicago
Ponca City Grand Prix Boosts National Status
The Ponca City Grand Prix in Oklahoma helps raise national stature for Sports Car racing. July 3–4 on the Lake Ponca Park course draws 100 plus cars, with five races each day starting at 1 pm. The 1.5 mile track features a 1890 foot straight and five turns. Presented by the Oklahoma region SCCA and sponsored by the Ponca City American Business Club. Headquarters at Quo Vadis Motor Hotel.
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Ponca City
Okla
Lake Ponca Park
Midwest
Oklahoma Region of
Sports Car Club of America
Memorable June For French Ace
Memorable June for Michel Jazy the French track ace who set world and European records in consecutive weeks. He ran a 3:53.6 mile on June 9 at Rennes, a European 5000m best of 13:29 on June 11 in Paris, and then beat the world two mile mark with 8 226, upsetting Ron Clarke amid other wins in eastern France. Clarke acknowledged Jazy’s performance and noted his own improvements including surpassing Schul’s former 8:25 2 mile mark.
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Melun
France
Michel Jazy
Rennes
Jazy
Paris
Australia
Ron Clarke
Clarke
Schul
Bob Schul
West Milton
Ohio
Little Chance Seen For NHL Expansion
The six team National Hockey League meets today and Friday to discuss expansion with strong likelihood that no cities will be immediately added. NHL President Clarence Campbell says no new cities will be made public. The board of governors meeting includes owners from clubs in Montreal, Toronto, Boston, New York, Detroit, and Chicago as the league considers a new six team division.
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New York
National Hockey League
NHL
Clarence Campbell
NHL Board of Governors
Montreal
Toronto
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
Standings and results from the baseball leagues
The standings show teams led by Los Angeles and Cincinnati with records and games behind. Wednesday's results include San Francisco defeating Pittsburgh and Milwaukee over Chicago. Today’s American League games list Minnesota at Chicago and other matchups, with several games yet to be played.
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Detroit
Los Angeles Angels
Hank Aguirre
Baltimore
Boston
New York Yankees
Kansas City
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Chicago Cubs
Doug Camilli
Pizarro
W. L. Pet. G.B
Los Angeles
San Fran
Philadelphia
Chicago
Houston
New York
Minnesota
Cleveland
Washington
Champion Wants To End Marriage
Cassius Clay seeks to end his 10 month marriage in Miami court citing Sonji Clay failure to convert to Islam and follow its rules. She defends the union saying she loves him and will fight to stay. The suit seeks an annulment, or a divorce on mental cruelty if annulment is denied.
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Miami
Fla
Cassius
Clay
Sonji Clay
Sonji
Chicago
Sonny Liston
Lewiston
Maine
Shine Inn
Chicopee
Mass
Gary
Ind
Los Angeles
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Lopez
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Valdespino
Jim Grant
Aguirre
Angels
Orioles
Red Sox
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Carl Yastrzemski
Tony Conigliaro
Stu Miller
Bob Tillman
Ray Barker
Yankees
A’s
Whitey Ford
Steve Hamilton
St. Paul
ST. Paul, Minn
Devile Keller Municipal
Chuck Courtney
Philadelphia Eagles
Sam Baker
National Football League
Nick Knights
Roy Bland
Range
Kiowa County
Colorado
Federal Land Bank
Mary A. Fox
Admx
Kinsley
Olive
Ree E. Batt
Mar-Craft Industries, Inc
2Nd Ave
Denver
Garden City Telegram
Champion
Telegram
Garden City
Tabeless Whitewall
United States
Firestone
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