Sunday Still Sways Standings In MLB Race
Sunday outcomes reshaped the AL chase as the White Sox won 9-2 and 4-2 to take the series from the Yankees, moving within one game of the Indians while Detroit climbed to fourth and Washington to sixth. Early Wynn and Dick Donovan paced Chicago with a combined four homers as Lollar and others added power.
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Yankees
Re Cage
Early Wynn
Dick Donovan
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Sox
Whitey Ford
Jim Coates
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Sherm Loar
Earl Battey
Bubba Phillip
Lollar
Don Larsen
Lake Clymer Marker Honors a Great Kansas Editor
A marker was unveiled at Lake Clymer near Latham Butler County in honor of R A Clymer longtime El Dorado Times editor. The 120 acre lake opened in 1958 and was named for Clymer a noted hometown journalist praised by Fred Brinkerhoff and others at a Beaumont dinner for his loyalty and service to El Dorado Butler County and Kansas.
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Wichita Eagle
Alvin McCoy
Kansas City Star
Richard W. Robbins
Pratt
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Topeka
Garland P. Ferrell
Beaumont’ Stockman
BeedJay ballers seek fourth straight win at Dodge City
The BeedJay baseball team, managed by Bud Jones, aims for a win in Dodge City after three straight losses, two in extra innings. The article also notes Satchmo Armstrong’s hospital stay, upcoming league games, and a report on license changes and a national track team selection featuring Ann Roniger.
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Topeka
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Standings and results for baseball leagues
Standings show American League leaders with Cleveland at 39 20 and Chicago at 89 32 in first place. Sunday results include Cleveland 5 Boston 1 Chicago 9 4 New York Detroit 7 Baltimore 2 Washington 7 Kansas 0. National League lists Milwaukee Los Angeles San Francisco and others with recent scores and upcoming games.
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Philadelphia
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Los Angele
York University
Venturi Wins Chicago Open In Gusty Wind
Ken Venturi captured the $9,000 first prize at the Chicago Open with a closing 66 to finish 7-under 273, edging Johnny Pott by one stroke. Gene Littler took third at 276, while Bo Wininger was fourth and Sam Snead among the group at 279 as Venturi credited his garden project in Daly City and the wind at Gleneagles for the victory.
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Ken Venturi
Shreveport
Venturi
Gleneagles
Gene Littler
Bo Wininger
Jim Ferree
Don Whitt
Sam Snead
Arnold Falmer
League Leaders By The Associated Press Baseball Note
A garbled AP baseball stat list highlights batting leaders such as Kuoan and Runnels, RBIs by Killebrew, and doubles by Williams, plus pitching leaders Wilhelm and Wynn. The text also mentions boxing figure Ingemar Johansson, a legal clash over a title fight, and an unrelated National Fencing Tournament result at New York University.
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Runnels
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Killebrew
Washington
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Skowron
New York
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Williams
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Colavito
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Ingemar
Wilhelm
Baltimore
New York Athletic Commission
Harry Davidow
Damats
Americans Weak in British Open Golf Field
MARFIELD Scotland AP The British Open starts with 15 Americans in the field all rated 100-1 or longer. Willie Goggin is the sole American entry, among the weakest in years. Qualifying runs today and Tuesday as 100 low scorers advance to the Wednesday championship. Peter Thomson defending champion from Australia leads the favorites, with Gary Player Bobby Lackey Harry Weeton Bernard Hunt and Christie O'Connor also listed.
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Scotland
Willie Goggin
Peter Thomson
Australia
Gary Player
Bobby Lackey
Swede Brings A Refreshing Change to Ring
Ingemar Johansson's world heavyweight title win signals a shift in boxing. The new champion calls his own shots and resists dictation, contrasting with the past grip managers held over rivals like Rocky Marciano and Floyd Patterson.
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Johansson
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Floyd Pat
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al Weill
Cas D'Amato
Rocky
Wilhelm Burdette To Start All Star Tilt
Wilhelm Wilhelm and Lew Burdette loom as probable starting pitchers for the 2nd major league All Star game in Pittsburgh on July 7. Managers Stengel and Haney will add players for the second game in Los Angeles on Aug 3. Unanimous NL pick Henry Aaron joins Mays and Moon in the outfield. Crandall, Mathews, Cepeda, Temple, Banks, Colavito, Minoso, Killebrew and more named among the NL and AL selections.
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Great Bend
Lightner
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New York
Hoyd Wilhelm
Baltimore
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Cagey Stengel
New York Yankees
Fred Haney
Braves
Milwaukee
Henry Aaron
San Francisco
Willie Mays
Wally Moon
del Crandall
Eddie Mathews
N. L
Orlando Cepeda
Giants
Johnny Temple
Cincinnati Reds
Ernie Banks
Chicago Cubs
Santa Clara swimmer nets four AAU titles in 1958
Chris von Saltza of Santa Clara California captured four National AAU women’s swimming titles in 1958 three in free style and one in backstroke.
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Santa Clara
Calif
Dodgers Pin Hopes on Southpaw Stars in Skidding Season
Dodgers rely on southpaw Johnny Podres Sandy Koufax and Danny McDevitt as they seek a National League title. They sit one game behind the Milwaukee Braves with a seven game win streak, after beating the Pirates 9-4 behind homers by Hodges Demeter and Neal. McDevitt notches his fourth straight win as Don Drysdale aids in the ninth.
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Johnny Podres
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Milwaukee
Associated Press
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Sweden
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Francisco
Philadelphia
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White Sox
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Detroit
Baltimore
Washington
Kansas City
Bob
Friend
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Don Demeter
Charlie Neal
Sithors Ate
Don Drysdale
Olmedo and Ayala Face South American Showdown
In Wimbledon England AP reports the South American men's singles quarter final between Alejandra Rodrigues Oliedo of Arequipa Peru and Luis Alberto Ayala of Santiago Chile. Both players have spent months training in the United States.
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England
Alejandra Rodrigues Oliiedo
Arequipa
Peru
Luis Alberto Ayala
Santiago
Chile
Olviedo
Ayala
United States
Matson Wins Third Kansas Women’s Amateur Title
Natasha Matson of Wichita defeated Jackie Dack of Wichita 3 and 2 to claim her third Kansas Women’s Amateur golf title at Salina’s Selings Country Club. Matson, 22, a physical education teacher at Kansas State University, also won in 1956 and 1957. Dack, 19, a University of Arizona junior, was the defending champion. Matson led after 27 holes and withstood Dack’s late challenge to close out at the 34th hole.
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Wichita
Kansas
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Seling Country
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Kingus State University
Miss Dack
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Sap
Antonelli Has Hex on Phils Giants Stop Phils 6-0 for Seventh Straight Win
San Francisco pitcher Johnny Antonelli shut out Philadelphia 6-0 on Sunday to extend his dominance over the Phillies to seven straight victories. The 7-hitter followed earlier wins this month and left the Giants two games behind Milwaukee for first in the league, with Los Angeles one back. Antonelli improved to 11-4, matching a rough season pace from 1957, and has pitched 1,400 innings in his major league career.
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Charlie Maxwell
Detroit
Maxwell
Tigers
Baltimore
Don Messi
Milt Pappas
Orioles
Jim Perry
Herb
Johnny Logan
Braves
Johnny Antonelli
Giants
Willie Kirklang
Orlando Cepeda
Jackie Brandt
Jerry Lynch
Reds
Don
Richie Ashburn
Joe Cunningham
Dick Gray
Philadelphia
Redbirds
Ed Bailey
SAN Francisco
Philadelphia Phils
Southpaw
Phils
Jack Sanford
Antonelli
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Cleveland Purchases Valo from Seattle
CLEVELAND AP The Indians announced the purchase of veteran outfielder Elmer Valo from Seattle of the Pacific Coast League. The Tribe optioned outfielder Carroll Hardy to Seattle. Valo, 38, is a left handed batter with a .285 lifetime average over 18 major league seasons and will be used mainly as a pinch hitter. His Seattle batting mark is .320.
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Carroll ‘Hardy
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