Talk and rumors swirl about baseball and fans in town
A long fragment cites fans and local voices on baseball teams and managers. It includes remarks attributed to Joe Maker aviation crewman, Hank, Casey Stengel, Ralph Merrill, Sylvia Benson, Gary Gilbert, Ralph Hour, Yogi Berra, Clete Boyer, Captain Asbury Coward, Mrs. Bette Holt, and Murray Olderman. Names of teams like Dodgers and Angels appear with opinions on rosters and coaching.
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Joe Maker
Aviation Ordnanceman I/c
Ravenswood
Anahein
LA. Jets
Jets
Hank
Joe
Casey Stengel
Glendale
Snider
May Ball
Dodgers
O'Malley
Dodger
Moon
Ralph L Merrill
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Pudue
Margo
Ioafers
Sylvia Benson
Third St
Don Drysdale
Candlestick Park
Pneumonia Gulch
Gary Gilbert
Cedar Aves
Long Beech
Hutchinson and Houk
Ralph Hour
Dick Plattenberger
Chatwin Aves
Cleveland
NBA
Pipers
Yogi Berra
Yankee
Bob Turley
Robin Roberts
Turley
Clete Boyer
Rod Turley
Asbury Coward
USS
Los Angeles
c/o Fleet Post Office
San Francisco
Naval Academy
Ben Agsjanian
Greg Mather
Greg
Academy
California
Navel Academy
Bette Holt
Hanbury St
Poly
Joe Pearson
Doug Ives
Pearson
Ma'm
Murray Olderman
New York
Angels
Mary Grissom
Bill Rigney
Chavez Ravine
Bil Rigney
Marv Grissom
Buhl Whips Braves for Fourth Time 7-2
Chicago Cubs defeat Milwaukee Braves 7-2 as Bob Eetl improves to 10-9, with Lou Brock and George Altman fueling a 11-hit attack. Cubs score five runs in early innings, including two in the first frame.
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Buhl
Braves
Chicago
UFL
Rod Butt
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee Braves
Lou Brock
Tony Cleninger
Eetl
Cubs
George Altman
Ron Santa
Seniors Tee Opens Today at Meadowlark Course
Mack Gowdy and Howard Estep of Meadowlark are co favorites in the first Long Beach Seniors Golf Championship at the new El Dorado course. The 3-hole medal tourney, sponsored by the FB Get Assa and City of Long Beach, runs Sunday.
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Mack Gowdy
Howard Estep
Meadowlark
Long Beach
el Dorado Course
Get Assa
City of
Sanday
Purkey Earns 20th Win as Reds Top Colts 4-2
Cincinnati pitcher Don Purkey reached 20 wins, second in the majors, as the Reds defeated the Houston Colt .45s 4-2 for their fifth straight victory and 31 of 39. Purkey allowed eight hits, secured the win, and boosted his season win total, while Ed Kasko and Frank Robinson drove in key runs in a four-run third inning.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Bob
Purkey
Houston Cotes
Cincinnnati Reds
Colts
Hal Smith
REDS
Houston
Ray
Hark Feiles
Ted
Don’ Blasingame
Bert
Ore Res
Ed Kasko
Frank Robinson
Robinson
Massengale Tops Brewer by One Shot in Oklahoma City Open
Massengale, 23, former Texas Christian star from Jacksboro, posted a sub par 63 in 30 mph winds to lead the Oklahoma City Open at Quail Creek Country Club with a two day 137 1 total. He followed a 69 Thursday and used two putts on 14 greens after missing the first four holes, putting him firmly in front at halfway over par 72 course.
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Oklahoma City
Don Massengale
Texas Christian University
Tske
Massengale
Jacksboro
iTex
Quail Creek Country
Bouchey Loses in California Public Links Open
Larry Bouchey of Torrance was defeated in the California Public Links championship quarter finals at Torrey Pines. Keith Cheney of San Diego upset Bouchey 2 and 1 in the morning, then lost in semis to Fern Paredes 4 and 3. John Jospehs edged Mark Tarpey 2 and 1 in the other semi. Three Long Beach players compete in 9 flight finals.
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San Diego
Larry Bouchey
Torrance
Torrey Pines
Keith Cheney
Cheney
Long Beach
Mel Wilson
Skylinks
Cote Bate
Recreation Park
Charles Sharpe
Meadowlark
Durocher Stricken During World Series Play
The manager Walter Alston rushed to Durocher’s side as doctors prepared for hospital transport after a penicillin reaction. Gus Mauch recalled Lew Burdette’s similar incident in 1951 and noted adrenaline helped save him, while Durocher later beat the Mets in the series.
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Walter Alston
Durocher
Alston
Teddy
Gus Mauch
Mets
Yankees
Lew Burdette
Mauch
Orioles Stage 14-2 Rout Of Yankees In Second Game
Baltimore pounded New York for 14 runs and 20 hits in the nightcap, powered by Jim Gentile s 26th homer and five Orioles players with four hits. Jacki Fisher and Chuck Estrada held the Yankees to few runs as Baltimore swept the doubleheader after winning the opener.
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Baltimore
UPI
Jacki Fisher
New York Yankees
Orioles
Yankee
Chuck Estrada
Yankees
Eis
Jim Bouton
Gentile
Hrooks Robinson
Powell
Hobie Landrich Teal
Breeding
Estrada
Snydes
Cletis Boyer
Dale Long
Gore Ram
Istrada
Adair
Fete Sitepmanilies
Hegeereree
Ogre Poe
Tirtevo
Battigairs
Brandwabber
Thansen
Frinacs Geetle
Owes
Rerenia
Sheidze
Frater
Hspory Sheldon Feet
Caore Ne Sree
McKinney
Thei
Eight run third inning lifts Kansas City over Twins
Kansas City ripped Minnesota’s pitching for eight runs in the third, boosting to a 8-? win as the Athletics belted the Twins 32-1 with 15 hits. Ontado Pena earned the win, fanning five and allowing one hit in relief. Vic Power drove in a fifth inning run on a sacrifice fly. The Twins, mired in a slump, extended scoreless innings streak to 19 before Pena’s penultimate offense.
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Minneapolis - ST. Paul
Kansas City
Minnesota
Athletics
Twins
Ontado Pena
Minnesotans
Pena
Vic Power
New York
Baltimore
Yankees
Bil Pleis
Lee Stange
Sulivans Bary
Ea Rune
Karanca
Kamas
Kemas City
Seere Ty Obekanen Coy
Indians Bow to Red Sox Sink to 8th
Indians lost to the Boston Red Sox 3 0 as Bill Monbouquette limited Cleveland to five hits Friday night. Monbouquette fanned eight batters, continuing a scoreless effort that helped Boston move into eighth place in the American League.
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Indians
Red Sox
Cleveland
UPI
Bill Monbouquette
Boston Red Sox
Monbouquette
Toser Pete Ra
Gem Anan Peatat
Sreteeae
Kirkland
Tinces
Ana Aires
Hedding Leads Pinky Tie Back in State Open
Santa Maria report shows Lerry Hedding, an 18 year old amateur from Rialto, firing 63s to post a 36 hole total of 133 and take the midway lead in the California State Open golf championship. Other notes mention standings and players with terse, unclear details.
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Santa Maria
Lerry Hedding
Rialto
Hin
Terrill Knocks Out Jackson in Second Round at Olympic Auditorium
Ernest Terrill, a 23 year old heavyweight from Chicago, defeated Eddie Jackson of Los Angeles by a second round knockout in a scheduled 10 round main event at Olympic Auditorium. Jackson was down at the nine count after a right cross to the head and could not recover.
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Ernest Terrill
Groot
Chicago
Eddie Jackson
Los Angeles
Olympic Auditorium
Jackson
Cuban Cinder Coach Defects at Games
Kingston Jamaica AP reports Rene Villasuso, Cuba track coach, defected during the Central America Caribbean Games. He allegedly left with several Cuban athletes and fled to a hiding place after entering a 22to 1 mobile at the university where the team lodged. Cuban officials were informed of his actions.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Rene Villasuso
Cuba
Villasuso
Jameson Leads at Salt Lake City LPGA Tourney
Betty Jameson of Pebble Beach California repeated her first round score of 72 Friday to take the lead at the halfway point of the $12 500 Salt Lake City Ladies PGA event.
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Jameson
Salt Lake City
Betty Jameson
Pebble, Beach
Calf
Boros Hits Grand Slam in Tigers' 11-1 Win
Detroit thumps Washington 11-1 as Steve Boros belted a first inning grand slam off Pete Burnside. Rocky Colavito and Bill Bruton also homered, backing pitcher Phil Regan. The win followed Boros' shaky error-prone day, and Kaline added a two-out single in the second.
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Detro Upi
Steve Boros
Detroit
Rocky Colavito
Bill Bruton
Phil Regan
Washinton Senators
Boros
Pete Burnside
Borns
Bruton
Colavito
yBumside
al Kaline
PCL Results Seera and Sockern Vecowe flee Peers
Fragmentary OCR notes report Seera and Sockern Vecowe fleeing peers amid unclear context and garbled terms. Names appear to be individuals or teams with no clear location or event details available in the readable text.
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Seera & Sockern Vecowe
Dodgers Hold Back Mets In Polo Grounds Shootout
Dodgers and Mets traded homers at the Polo Grounds as Throneberry Coleman and Karehl homered for New York while Ron Fairly misplayed a ball on first base. Dodgers made late pushes with wild pitches aiding scoring but left nine on base and saw two runs erased by double plays. Willie Davis tied the game in the fifth with a two out homer.
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METS
Throneberry
Coleman
Kareb
Polo Grounds
Karehl
Dodgers
Teadoff
Tomay Davis
Faidy
South Africans win two straight as Mexicans topple Americans
MOFFITT pended and continued today. The South Africans rose to the occasion and won the next two games. Rafael Osuna and Aar d Palafox of Mexico defeated American rivals Marty Riessen and Ramsey Earnhart in straight sets 6 3 6 4 7. The Mexicans delivered a painful lesson in volley as service breaks against both Americans mounted a rapid, commanding lead for the skilled visitors.
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Rafael Osuna
Aard Palafox
Mexico
Marty Riessen
Ramsey Earnhart
Sabe Ruth Series Seems To Face Unclear Outcome
Fragmentary line reads Sabe Ruth in some series event with unclear details. The readable portion hints at a connection to a prominent baseball figure but lacks concrete data such as dates venues or results.
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