Cincy Beats Braves On Homer In Eighth
Cincinnati Reds rally to defeat Milwaukee Braves 5 to 3 as Frank Olivo homers in the eighth with Wade Vinton aboard after Low Burdette struggles. Jim Brosnan earns the win. Milwaukee leads 3 0 after the first inning then falls behind as Cincinnati plates four in the eighth.
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Cincinnati
Frank Hobmelg
Wade Vinton
Low Burdette
Cincinnati Reds
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Neds
Thi Chi Olivo Paye
Jerry Lynch
Milwaukee
Joey Jay
Hal Mathews
Joe Adcock
Antil
Jim Brosnan
No Decision Reached on Chisox Sale
President Till and Thomas Hroupef’s syndicate failed to decide on buying 54.1 percent of the Chicago White Sox from Veek Veeck after 14 hours of talks. Veek said a decision would come at another meeting, as he continues treatment at the Mayo Clinic for health concerns.
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Allyn Jr
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Binck
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Thomas
Cardinals vs Cubs: White hits grand slam in slugfest
ST LOUIS 10, CHICAGO 8. Bill White belts a grand slam and Carl Sawatski also homers as the Cardinals slug 17 hits to outscore the Cubs. Mickey McDermott earns his first win of the season in relief, while Chicago uses five pitchers to chase the outcome.
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Bill White
Carl Sawalski
Roth
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Sawalski
Ripper
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Pancho Mergerats's three run homer fuels Giants loss
Veteran Nolin Roberts of Philadelphia won his first game of the season beating San Francisco 3 hits. The home run by Pancho Mererats in the third gave Philadelphia a 3 run edge as McCormick took the loss. Candlestick crowd reached a two year high as Giants slipped to third in the NL.
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Nolin. Roberts
Philadelphia
Nohertstad Jost
Pancho Merrerats
Acing
Mike McCormick
Giants
Sn Sniles
Candlestick Park
Roberts and Dalrymple
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Dultale
Bailey
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Abel
White Sox pitcher beats Tigers in near complete game
The Associated Press reports Brinn of the White Sox shut out the Tigers with a near complete game effort. Norm Sichorn contributed eight times on the mound, while Boston saw Denilor and Kost lead late rally attempts.
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Obscure Names Lead to Fray of Local Families
Fragmentary OCR chronicles a tangled notice listing many individuals and kin across towns in a Friday event. Names include Cheath May Ws Clayton, Karl Albert Vetter, Crea Veer, Mia Matrita Mepil, and Lillie Allehérs with relations to Milford Vetter and Sheridan, plus a late Thursday service.
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Han
Wyo
Lreripy
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Denver
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Matrita
Mepil
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Wiehtan
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Sheridan
Broth
Ela Hinit
Lowe
Mra
Lillie Allehérs
Cabont
Serviere Jonm
Macyt Neaciog
Sean
Cntertient
Vetter Mortuary Names and Local Notices
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Tinetand
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Ming
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Jota Scaueyer Ab Tang
Pirates Defeat Dodgers 5 2 to Narrow Lead in NL East
Vernon Fan earned his first win of the month as Pittsburgh beat Los Angeles 5 to 2. Smokey Burgess belted a two run homer and Gale Law added a run producing single. Roy Face retired the Dodgers on one hit in the final two innings. The loss drops Los Angeles a half game behind Cincinnati after the Reds beat Milwaukee 5 to 3.
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Major League Baseball Results and Schedule Highlights
MLB results across the American League and National League recap key scores for Detroit Cleveland New York Baltimore Kansas City Washington Boston Minnesota Chicago Los Angeles and others. The report lists Monday results and upcoming games including Detroit at Chicago Cleveland at Washington Minnesota at New York Los Angeles at Baltimore Kansas City at Houston.
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Clevelard
New York
Baltimore
Sealy
Kansas City
Washington
Boston
Minnesota
Chicago
Los Angeles
Botton
Kamaas City
Joe Angeles
Cleveland
Celwright
Moslan
National League
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Wilttslargh
Milwaukee
S. Taéwis
Chisago
Iiladelphia
Flesalie
Philadelphia
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Tillsburgh
Roberts Delivers Win as Phillies Top Giants 3 2
Robin Roberts, 34, earns his first 1961 victory for the Philadelphia Phillies in a 3-2 win over the San Francisco Giants. Mike McCormick takes the loss after yielding six hits in a pitching duel. both hurlers prevented a high-scoring affair as Philadelphia avoided an early-season stumble.
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Tvs
Gene Manch
Philadelphia
Nohoris
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King of May Wins May Shield in June Game Snag
Cincinnati notes a rough start as the King of May battles in the first June game. The Reds pitcher, unbeaten in six starts last month, faced a late setback while May’s top player earned National League player of the month honors for May.
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Nesday
Afrline
Reds
Munday
Orioles Brandt Leads AL Hitters in Strong Return
Orioles star Brandt, hampered by hand and leg injuries, returns to lead AL hitters with 15 runs in 3 weeks and a .29 average. Cleveland’s Jim Edmonds and Detroit’s Willie Horton follow, while in NL Wally Moon heads the batting list for the Dodgers as Hank Aaron and Santo chase.
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Associated Prava
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Apr
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Montay
Brandt
Orioles
Aso
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John Toyao
Cleveland
Viersall
Ganves
Bosox and A's Split in Boston Doubleheader
AP report details a split in a Boston doubleheader as Mike Fornieles pitched six innings of two run ball in a 6 2 Boston win over Kansas City. Norm Sieber fueled the Athletics rally with eight straight safeties, homers, and a three walk stretch, sparking a 10 6 Athletics victory to salvage the twin bill.
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Norm Sieber
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Reli
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Ginshern
L—Herbert
Yankees Sweep Twin Bill Behind Blanchard Homer
New York Yankees rallied to win both ends of a doubleheader against the Minnesota Twins Monday night. In the opener Don Lee and the Yankees held a late lead as John Blanchard hit a three run homer to seal a 7-2 victory. In the nightcap Mickey Mantle and Tony Kubek contributed key hits as the Yankees prevailed 8-0 behind starter Hal Sadowski and reliever Ron Coomer. The Twins dropped their eighth in a row, while the Yankees kept pace in the pennant race.
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Mickey Man
Baumann Leads Sox Past Tigers With Seven-Hit Night
Frank Baumann pitched a complete game for Chicago and helped his own cause with three hits and three RBIs as the White Sox defeated Detroit 7-4. Detroit’s first-place lead shrank to one game over Cleveland after the Indians beat Washington 7-5. Baumann improved to 4-4, while Phil Regan fell to 15-2.
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Suns
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Mann
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Indians Top Senators 7 5 for Seventh Straight Win
The Cleveland Indians defeated the Washington Senators 7 to 5 to extend their win streak to seven. Jimmy Piersall collected four hits including a triple to spark the offense, while reliever Barry Latman held Washington to two hits over the final four innings for his fourth victory.
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Ted
Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
Jimmy Piersall
Whitattack
Barry Latman
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Indians
Johnny Antonelli
Bobby Locke
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McNeeley to Fight Patterson in September in Boston
Boston AP report says manager Peter Fuller is confident Tom McNeeley will face champion Floyd Patterson in September, likely at the Boston Garden. Fuller credits Sam Silverman for handling promotion and notes Silverman is coordinating with Cus D'Amato to feature Jose Yorres against Paul Pender as local attraction.
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Boston
Peter Fuller
Tom McNeeley
Floyd Pattersa
Basted Garesden
Moore Says He's Ready For Rinaldi Title Bout
Archie Moore the light heavyweight champion says he is ready for Giulio Rinaldi in their New York title bout this Saturday night. The 44 year old, listed as 47 by his mother, predicts he will counter Rinaldi’s plans and adapt to any tactics. Rinaldi, who decisioned Moore in Italy earlier, intends to push Moore off balance and stay away from Moore’s right.
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Archie
Italy
Hramyn
Giulio
Rinaldi
Eastern Mobsters Tied to Denver Boxing Promoters
Denver based promotion under scrutiny as Eddie Behn Colorado Athletic Commission chairman says known eastern mobsters linked to professional fights in the area. He notes no Denver bouts will be allowed until clean credentials are shown. He cites a 1960 heavyweight bout as a suspicious example and mentions bribery attempts without naming individuals.
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Eddie Behn
Colorado Athletic Commission
Bahn
Denver Nugget
Sonjay Liston
Zora Fol
Ing. Bahn
Mah
State Commission
Boxing results and season note mix from scant OCR
Fight results list Boston boxer Fighta Tor res against Mel Collins from Trenton and Mexico. Ignacio Pina from Mexicali stops Kanji Yon ekura in Japan. A Yankee season note cites Whitey Ford starting 1961 with a 245 career win total over the Washington Senators.
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Associated Press
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Jose Torres
New York
Mel Collints
Trenton
Trijuana
Mexico
Gnacio Pina
Mexicali
Kanji Yonekura
Japan
Whitey Ford
Yankees
Washington Senators
Pinch Hitters Aid Cincinnati's Climb
Cincinnati Reds rely on pinch hitters to gain first place bid as a string of clutch hits by Lynch Post and others fuels the drive. Manager Hutchinson praises the group while noting their 20-for-62 official at bats and five home runs contributing to a 323 pinch-hitting pace.
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Hipner Alverage
Post
Dick Gernerl
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Reds
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Snead Seeks Open Title He Has Yet to Win
The Open field includes Sam Snead among 22 pros and 18 amateurs seeking berths at the Greensboro or Oaklands Hills course. Don January and Bill Bishorf led Denver qualifiers as Arnold Palmer and Gary Player top exempt list.
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Associated Press
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Tues
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Snead
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Gene Littler
Marty Furzo
Don Whitt
Fred Hawkins
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Bob Goalby
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Saty Player
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Chuck Harbert
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Freddie Uans
Jim Ferrier
Billy Maxwell
Doug Higgins
Carry Back Out Of Training After Belmont Injury
Carry Back has been taken out of training due to an ankle injury suffered during the Belmont Stakes. Veterinarian William Reed reports no fracture, but swelling and a minor infection are present. the horse is temporarily idle while he recuperates.
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Palmer Hebert to set scores for National Golf Week
Arnold Palmer and Jay Hebert will lead the nation’s golfers in an 11 hole medal match at Olympia Fields as National Golf Week begins. Players will compete on their own courses, with handicaps used to rate progress versus par and the winner earning a National Golf Week medal from the PGA. The event raises funds for the National Golf Fund Inc, which has distributed over 1.9 million dollars to Holt projects and charities since its inception.
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Ecard
Bisdorf Leads RMC Golf Qualifier For Open Berth
Denver professional Bill Bisdorf fired a 1835 total at the Rocky Mountain sectional qualifier to secure the first of three Open berths. Amateurs Vie Kline and Harald Haddock also posted strong scores at diverse courses in Albuquerque and Denver, while locals Mo and Sehneiter battled for alternate spots.
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Bill Bisdorf
Green Gables Country Club
Rocky ‘Mountain
Birmingham
Ala
Vie Kline
Albuquerque
N.M
Columbine Country Club
Harald Haddock
George H. Sehneiter
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Billings
Mont
Dim Engish
Sehneiter
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Pat Rea
Tubeblo
Threepoint Homer Rule Adopted by New Cage League
Chicago report notes the American Basketball League adopted a threepoint field goal from behind a line two feet from the basket. The league also approved the Olympicsize free throw line and a 24second rule.
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American Basketball League
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