Red Hot Yankees Beat Indians 2 1 Behind Turley
Bob Turley pitched New York to a 2-1 victory over Cleveland for an eighth win in nine games. Francona hit a pinch homer in the ninth as Cleveland extended its losing streak to seven. Ferrarese took the loss for Cleveland, while McDougald drove in the go ahead run with an eighth inning fielder’s choice.
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Bob Turley
New York
Cleveland Indians
Yanks
Turley
Tito Francona
Francona
Don Ferrarese
Yankees
Gil McDougald
Willie Jones
Indians
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McDougald
Tony Kubek
Fabrhbi
Abrhbi Bauer
Martin
Kubek
Turleyp
Totels
Toles
Ferrarese
Howard
E. Ferrarese
A-Umont
Berry
Honochick
Flaherty
Wall Dominates PGA Money Race and Ryder Cup Standings
Art Wall Jr from Pocono Manor Pa leads the PGA money race with 33880 in purses, well ahead of Gene Littler and Arnold Palmer. Wall also tops Var don Trophy averages and Ryder Cup points as Don Finsterwald, Jay Hebert, Julius Boros and Sam Snead follow in the standings.
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Fla
Art Wall Jr
Pocono Manor
Wall
Assn
Gene Littler
Singing Hills
Calif
Arnold Palmer
Latrobe
Doug Ford
Mahopac
N.Y
Ford
Littler
Jay Hebert
Sanford
Palmer
Cary Middlecoff
Memphis
Don Finsterwald
Tequesta
Hebert
Julius Boros
Southern Pines
N. C
Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
League directors plan East West all star and doubleheader formats
Caronia League president Bill Jessup called a directors meeting in Durham for next Saturday to discuss reviving the East West all star game in Windsor Salem in July. The agenda also includes whether two seven inning games should replace the current one seven and one nine inning doubleheaders.
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Jessup
Goalie Gump Worsley Pays Fine in Montreal
Ranger goalie Gump Worsley paid a $5 parking fine in Montreal as Judge Henri Monty announced the penalty. He quipped to the officer that it was a chance to score.
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Montreal
Gump Worsley
New York Rangers
National Hockey League
Henri Monty
Baseball slate with scattered NL and AL matchups and pitchers
National League heavy slate features St Louis at Pittsboro with Gomes and Mizell in early action. Boston visits Chicago with Sullivan and Pierce in a tense matchup. New York faces Cleveland as Larsen starts for the visitors, while Baltimore travels to Ranaee City and Washington squares off with Detroit in a Ramos versus Mosai duel.
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Chicago
Sullivan
Delocka de Pierce
Don New York
Cleveland
Larsen
Va. Soore
Baltimore
Ranaee City
Wilhelm
Ve. Herbert
Washington
Detroit
Ramos
Mosai
A's Beat Orioles 5-1 Behind Daley Knuckleball
Bud Daley limited Baltimore to five hits and earned his fifth win as Kansas City beat the Orioles 5 to 1. The left hander improved his ERA to 1.40, aided by a pair of singles and an RBI as he also batted .394, lifting the Athletics in the standings behind Cleveland and Baltimore in a tight pennant race.
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Bud Daley
Baltimore
Orioles
Hoyt Wilhelm
Daley
Cleveland
Athletics
Tigers Rally Past Senators 4-1 Behind Foytack Complete Game
Paul Foytack earned his second straight complete game and drove in the deciding run with an eighth inning single as the Tigers beat the Washington Senators 4-1. Harvey Kuenn and Eddie Yost sparked the rally with a two-run double and a key single, while Lou Berberet and Rocky Bridges contributed with runs. Throneberry homered for Washington.
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Paul Foytack
Detroit Tigers
Washington Senators
Foytack
Eddie Yost
Bertoia
Harvey Kuenn
Charlie Maxwell
Kuenn
Faye Throneberry
Senators
Tigers
Nats
Washington
Lou Berberet
Rocky Bridges
Daniel Surprises Umsteadter In Winston Salem Tennis Final
Sam Daniel, a Leaksville veteran, upset top contenders to reach the Winston Salem Invitational final. He defeated Amstaedter 6-1 4-6 10-8 6-1 after a midmatch rest. Morris dominated Winstead 6-4 10-8 6-8. Jones and Kellmeyer advanced in women’s play. Fowler eliminated. Mor ris and Umsteadter fell in doubles semifinals to Potthast and Clark.
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Sam ‘Daniel
Bill Umsteadter
Allen Morris
Jones
Jim Winstead
Roxboro
Daniel
Leaksville
N.C
Mrs. Jones
Miss Fowler
Covington
Sara Walters
Miss Kellmeyer
Mary Ann Connerat
Atlanta
Terry Thomas
Sea Island
Miss Connerat
Morris and
Umsteadter
Bob Potthast
Fort Bragg
Malcolm Clark
Southern Pines
Red Sox Rally Past First-Place White Sox 4-2
Boston defeats Chicago 4-2 as Vic Wertz and Frank Malzone hit two run homers. Ted Wills earns the win in his second major league start, while Ray Moore loses for Chicago. Louis Aparicio and Bubba Phillips drive runs for Boston with Malzone adding a sixth inning homer with runners aboard.
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Boston
Vic Wertz
Frank Malzone
Chicago White Sox
Ted Wills
White Sox
Wills
Mike Fornieles
Harry Simpson
Simpson
Baltimore
Red Sox
Wertz
Malzone
Ray Moore
Pete Runnels
Sox
Luis Aparicio
Bubba Phillips
Johnny Pomano
I m Landis
Aberhbi
Fox
Willams
Gernert
Ennis
cRiverart
dCallis
Ie Smith
Fornieles
Moore
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