Rough Night for Rookies Had No-Hitter Dreams Shattered
American League action brought heartbreak for rookies Joel Horten and Mickey Solich as no-hit bids collapsed late. Veteran wins and slugging shows occurred across several leagues, with Dodgers, Giants, and Braves winning as Spahn reached 340th.
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Associated Press
Joel Horten
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Chuck Hinton
Senator
Don Lock
Horlen
Baltimore
Mickey Solich
Detroit Tigers
Orioles
Mets Aim To Tie Long Road Loss Record At Dodgers Trip
The Mets seek an all time major league record for consecutive losses on the road as they face the Los Angeles Dodgers after a string of defeats. Al Downing and Gino Cimoli contributing as Boston led 7-0 early, with Siebern and Battey driving runs later in the game. Dick Balfour and Monbouquette helped Boston to victory as New York struggles continue on the road.
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Polo Grounds
Associated Press
LOS Angeles
All Reds
Cincinnati
New York Mets
al Downing
Los Angeles Dodgers
Gino Cimoli
Cau J
Trout Sey
Bie
Henmaine
Siebern
Boston
Bob Allison
Earl Battey
Benjamin Harr
Vic Power
den Mincher
ALELA
Aurans
Pittsburgh
Mets
Red Sox
Dick Balfailure
Houston
Bill Monbouquette
Dick Stuart
Eeland
Ed Bressoud
Jim Perry
Burlington Padding Its CL Margin
Burlington Dominated Greensboro in a Carolina League doubleheader 1-0 and 3-2 as Wilson Kinston won single games to stay within reach. Larry Patterson pitched a four hit shutout in game one while Bruce Runkle’s eight innings secured Kinston’s late win over Rocky Mount.
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Associated Press
Burlington
Greensboro
G-Yarlis
Wilson & Kinston
Wilson
Raleigh
Kinston
Rocky Mount
Durham
Portsmouth
Winston-Salem
Peninsula
Larry Patterson
Tom Gansaver
Leon
Cap
Raleigh Mets
Mets
Tommy Byrne
Rudy Welch
Red Sox
Tony Rochia
Sox
Adams-Millis Team Invited to State Meet Playoff
The Adams-Millis Little Industrial League team of High Point earned invitation to a 29-team invitational in Morganton sponsored by the North Carolina Recreation Society. Adams-Millis, the host Morganton defending champion, will face Morganton in a single-elimination match with the winner advancing to a Wednesday 6 p.m. game. High Point previously represented by Adams-Millis in last year’s state tournament.
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Adams-Millis Little Industrial League
High Point
Morganton
N. C. Recreation Society
Adams - Millis
Adams-Millis
All-Star Cage Event Slated At 8 Tonight In Greensboro
Greensboro awaits the 15th East-West All-Star game at the Coliseum with North Carolina schoolboy talent. West starters include 6-8 John Sellers Anson County and 6-6 Pat Moriarity Greensboro Grimsley, while East features 6-6 Danny Mohr Wilmington and 6-1 Tom Parrish Rocky Mount. The West leads the series 8-6.
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Greensboro
N. C
North Carolina
Tipoff
John Sellers
Anson County
Center
Pat Moriarity
Greensboro Grimsley
Gerald Smith
East
Ern Alamance
Gil Ford
High Point
Teddy Dubose
Charlotte
Myers Park
Danny Mohr
Wilmington
Steve Wren
Siler City
Tom Parrish
Rocky Mount
Robert Galloway
Shallotte
Jimmy Shackleford
Wilson
West
Nicklaus Named Heavyweight Hogan of Golf Fame
New York AP profile frames Jack Nicklaus as a calculating, disciplined golfer. It eulogizes his slow tempo, meticulous shot planning, and hunger to win all majors. The piece compares him to Hogan, Sarazen, Nelson, and Hagen, noting his early major wins and rising status.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Hogan
Pat
Jack Nicklaus
Wes
Ben Hogan
Himself
Nick
Slaus
Nicklaus
America
Gene Sera
Zen, Hogan
Byron Nelson
Bobby Jones
Graham
Innwood
Gene Sarazen
Detroit
Green Bay
Walter Hagen
Midlothian
Palmer Wins Western Open After 1 Hole Playoff Chaos
Arnold Palmer captures the Western Open title in a epic playoff at Beverly Country Club after a dramatic 17th hole. Julius Boros and Jack Nicklaus finish runners-up as Palmer earns $71 000 from the playoff and lifts season earnings toward a potential $100 000.
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Charles Chamberlain
Associated Press
Chicago
Arnold Palmer
Arnie
Julius Boros
Jack Nicklaus
Beverly Country Club
Boros
Nicklaus
Palmer
Boras
Air Defense Stressed By Otto Graham
Chicago AP report notes Otto Graham emphasizes pass defense as College All-Stars prepare to face the Green Bay Packers at Soldier Field Friday.
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Bart Starr
Green Bay
Terry Baker
Oregon State
Glynn Griffing
Mississippi
Ron VanderKelen
Wisconsin
Sonny Gibbs
Texas Christian
Otto Graham
Joe Mooshel
Chicago
Green Bay Packers
Soldier Field
Sandy Koufax Ends Dodgers Slump With Five-Hitter Victory
Sandy Koufax pitched a five-hitter for his 17th win as the Dodgers beat Philadelphia 6-2, ending a four-game skid and tightening the NL lead to 434 games ahead of the field. Tommy Davis and Willie Davis supplied run support as Koufax improved to 17-4, tying Juan Marichal for most victories. Mays powered the Giants past Pittsburgh with a two-homer night, while Spahn earned his 340th win for the Braves with Hank Aaron and Lee Maye homering. Yankees, White Sox, Orioles, and Red Sox also won in the day’s action.
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Brown
Robin Roberts
Cleveland
Dean Chance
Los Angeles
Indians
Felix Torres
Dave Wickersham
Wayne Causey
Norm Siebern
Kansas City
New York
Yankees
Boston
Minnesota
Twins
Los Angeles Dodgers
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Horlen
Washington
Jim King
Hunter
Bo Osborne
Lock
Ron Kline
Lolich
Bob Johnson
Smith
Pi Roberts
Luis Aparicio
Roberts
Tiger
Fred Whitfield
Tri Chance
Woodie Heid
Angels
Dick Donovan
Jerry Walker
Wickersham
A’s
Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Sandy Sandy Koufax
Koufax
Dodgers
Vonee
Dodgters
Iskid
Tommy Davis
Willie Davis
Juan Marichal
Umost
St. Louis
Willie Mays
Giants
Hank Aaron
Lee Maye
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore
Detroit
Los Angeles Angels
Chuck Hiller
Mays
Vern Law
Jim Duffalo
Bal Spahn
Reds
Vada Pinson
RBI
Baseball Standings and Monday Results Summary
Major league standings show New York leading the National League with 64 wins, 37 losses, followed by Los Angeles and Chicago. Monday results include Kansas City beating New York 5 0, San Francisco over Pittsburgh 5 4, Baltimore over Detroit 2 1, Milwaukee defeating Cincinnati 8 2, and Los Angeles routing Cleveland 11 0.
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National League
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W. L. Pet
New York
Los Angeles
Chicago
San Francisco
Baltimore
St. Louis
OS Winnesota
Foston
Cincinnati
Weveland
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Milwaukee
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Houston
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
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Minnesota
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Pittsburgh at Houston Cincinnati at St. Louis Chicago at Milwaukee
In the schedule listings Pittsburgh travels to Houston and Cincinnati visits St. Louis while Chicago hosts Milwaukee in a set of NFC North and related matchups.
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Pittsburgh
Houston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Milwaukee
Arizona Wildcats lead ASU in long series 1 38
The University of Arizona basketball team holds a commanding 1 38 advantage over Arizona State in their historic rivalry, with the latest tally reflecting many seasons of competition between the two programs.
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University of Arizona
Arizona State
Not Quite An Ace
Newport golfer C. L. Farrar teed off and saw the ball bounce into the wrong hole missing a hole in one. The pin was moved to a new hole several yards from the empty hole that would have completed Farrar’s shot last week.
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Newport
Ark
APJ
C. L. Farrar
Farrar
Improve Your Golf Indian Meadow Par 3 Course and Range
The note advertises Improve Your Golf at Indian Meadow Par 3 and Driving Range with outreach to Skeet Club Ka.off and mentions nightly opening hours. It lists no dates, prices, or contact details. The fragment lacks clear event or roster information.
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Indian Meadow
Io Skeet Club
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