Boyer hits 13th homer as Cards top Dodgers 5 2
St Louis collects its fourth win in 20 road games behind 13th homer by Ken Boyer and a multi pitcher effort. Bob Duliba earned the win, Lindy McDaniel finished the last four and a third. Dodgers jumped ahead in the first, but the Cardinals rallied with a fifth inning rally including Julien Javier double and Joe Cunningham and Ken Boyer singles.
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Hartsburg Midgets crush Ashland 18 1 in opener
Hartsburg Midgets beat Ashland 18 runs to 1 as Larry Sapp allowed two hits for the win. Teammates Tate Barner and Tom Betzel each had three hits. The victory gives Hartsburg a strong start in their five game span, and they plan a twin bill with Jimmy's Drive in Jefferson City Saturday.
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Hartsburg
Ashland
Larry Sapp
Tate Barner
Tom Betzel
Jimmy
Jeft
Son City
Card Official Says Ken Could Hit 60 in LA
Los Angeles AP report on Ken Boyer of the St. Louis Cardinals. Boyer leads the majors with 13 homers, hitting seven against the Dodgers in six Coliseum games. A publicist speculates he could reach 60 if he played all games at the Los Angeles venue, while manager Solly Hemus predicts about 35 homers for the season.
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Baseball Tonight Matches Across Leagues
The schedule lists several late games across the American and National Leagues. Teams like New York, Chicago, Cleveland, Washington, Boston, St. Louis, Milwaukee, Philadelphia, and Los Angeles are set to play, with pitchers and records noted for each matchup.
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Coates
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Donovan
Rost
Mossi
Cleveland
Grant
Jas City
Daley
Washington
Kaat
Boston
DeLock
Tillman
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Jackson
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O'Dell
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Willey
Iwelphia
Roberts
Cardwell
Angeles
Padres
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Waggoner's Defeat Local 286 in Softball
Waggoner's edged Local 286 to stay unbeaten, scoring early and pulling away after a dull third inning. Galver scored on Woodland's double in the first, Clark and Roark added second inning runs, Lueckenotte pitcher with two hits allowed, Alsted took the loss as Wageemmers rallied for eight more runs.
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Galver
Woodland
Dowbie
Clark
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Lueckenotte
Alsted
Wageemmers
Orioles Edge Yanks Lead By 22 Games
The Baltimore Orioles defeated the New York Yankees 4-1 as Hal Brown hurled a one hitter over nearly seven innings. Rookie Ron Hansen delivered a three run homer in the fifth, boosting Baltimore to its sixth win in seven games and widening its AL lead to 24 games over Cleveland and 34 over Chicago. Frank Baumann and the White Sox shut out Detroit 6-0 as Gene Freese drove in four runs.
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Hal Brown
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Brown
Ron Hansen
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Cleveland Indians
Kansas City
Chicago
White Sox
Sox
Detroit
Frank Baumann
Boston
Washington
DP Brown
Yankees
Mantleland Yogi Berra
Bob ‘Cerv
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Duke Maas
Maas
Gabler
Marv Breeding
Baumann
Tigers
Ong
Gene Freese
Tom Morgan
Jim Bunning
Minnie Minoso
Freese
Sherm Lollar
Karl Torgeson
Friend Credits Better Control in Comeback
Pittsburgh pitcher Bob Friend attributed his 1960 return to form to a mix of good control and good stuff. He earned his sixth win against two losses by blanking Cincinnati 5-0 on three hits, recording his third shutout of the season while walking one and fanning six over 90 innings.
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Milwaukee
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Los Angeles
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Bruins Clash With Argyle Meta Stars At Washington Park
B J Bruins oppose Argyle Meta Stars at Washington Park tonight following a 54 league opening win over the Columbia Athletics. Manager Jim Vache may split mound duties among Jim Hartley Vern Sellmayver and Keith Weber as Jefferson City aims to extend its five win undefeated start before Sunday’s Central Missouri League clash with the Rowville Casi llacs.
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Washington Park
At & P.m
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Casillacs
Jim Vache
Jim Hartley
Vern Sellmayver
Keith Weber
Bears
Stauffer rises to national notice after state sprint double
Grant Stauffer, senior at Sam Mankin Senior High, capped his final year by winning the state 100 and 440 yard dashes and will compete in the Ozark AAU meet in St. Louis wearing the Greater St. Louis Track Club colors. He has offers from the University of Missouri, Central Missouri State College, KU, and Occidental College, with Occidental offering no track scholarship. Stauffer eyes a pre medical path and hopes to break the 48 second barrier in the quarter, aiming for a versatile college career in sprinting and relay events.
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Grant Stauffer
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St. Louis
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Central Missouri State College
Warrensburg
University of Kansas
Harry B. Stauffer
Chicago Rd
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Los Angeles
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Jay
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St. St. Peter’s
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Young Capital City Equestrians Win at Columbia
Jefferson City youths excel at Christian College Juniors Horse Show in Columbia. Five locals Sherry Russell Gifford Weldon Sherry Brown Debbie Brown Ann Hayes earned first prize ribbons across classes I II V VII. Ann Hayes tops Class 1 Debbie Brown Class II Weldon Class II Russell Class V Brown Class VII. Carol Brown Connie Eiseman also place. Julia Robberson judged. Peggy McClure Ring Master. Howard Drew announced.
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Christian College
Columbia
Sherry Russell
Gifford Weldon
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Debbie Brown
Ann Hayes
Claud H. Drew
Covington Sees Foot Improvement and Braves Win
Wes Covington, key Milwaukee Braves outfielder, reports improvement in his ailing right foot as he aims to rejoin the lineup. In a 6-3 win over Philadelphia, he drove in two runs with his third homer and a double, raising his average to .219 and helping end a four-game skid.
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Pastrano Pounds Sonny Ray In Lopsided Win
Miami boxer Pastrano dominates Chicago challenger Sonny Ray for a 10 round decision. Pastrano, ranked No. 3, aims for a title shot against light-heavyweight champion Archie Moore. Ray pressed early but could not keep pace as Pastrano boxs to another victory.
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Figi Walsh
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Cincinnati
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Philadelphia
Park Board Results From A Fragmented Ledger
Readable items show Park Board proceedings including Central Trust references, Holiday Inn, Tweedies, Scruggs Guhleman, Hanerelt and Epple, and various product names and numbers. The fragmentary record hints at committee notes and itemized entries without a clear narrative or outcomes.
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Holiday Inn
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Dudenboot
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Brown's Manager Maps Full Slate Five Bouts Set
New York AP report says manager Lot Viscusi plans a busy campaign for lightweight champion Joe Brown after recovery from a fractured rib. Proposed fights include a title defense in San Francisco on June 15, a London defense against Dave Charntey, and a Detroit defense versus Gene Gresham, with other overweight tuneups and offers noted.
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Lot Viscusi
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England
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Houston
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Detroit
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Len Matthews
Philadelphia
Joe
Whittle Tosses 2-Hitter As Mates Win 49th in Row
In Eldon the Jefferson City Capital Citians opened District Eight play with an 11-0 victory over Eldon. Leroy Whittle tossed a two hitter, fanning 15 while adding a two run single and a triple. Whittle allowed no hits until D Woods doubled to start the seventh. Jefferson City seeks a fifth straight district crown and has won 89 of 118 against all foes.
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Carling's Red Birds Meet Collinsville Here Tomorrow Night
Carling's Red Birds host Collinsville Ironworkers at Washington Park at 8 PM after a winless streak in recent games. Collinsville features ex college players Roger Summers Dan Reilly and Mike Hunter and is coached by Roy Lefty Lee.
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Lefty) Lee
Conqueror of Jordan Named Boxer of Month
Providence Rhode Island report notes Kid Paret a 20 year old Cuban windmill who dethroned Don Jordan as world welterweight champion and was named boxer of the month by the National Boxing Association. He topped Candy McFarland Hank Casey Eddie Garcia and Eddie Perkins in the monthly ratings with Joe Becerriga also cited for bantam crown defense in Tokyo. Chicago results list Willie Pastrana outpointing Sonny Ray in a 175 pound bout in Miami.
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Kid) Paret
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National Boxing Assn
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Henry Han
Eddie Garcia
Ike Chestnut
Eddie Perkins
Paolo Rosi
Joe Becerriga
Kenji Yonejura
Tokyo
Air Conditioned Rome Palace Opens for Olympics
The New Olympic Sports Palace in Rome will be inaugurated Friday as a key venue for basketball and boxing. The round glass-enclosed facility near Rome hillside seats 15,000 for opening events, with air conditioning and spectator comfort noted. Other Olympic sites include the stadium for track and field finals, the swimming stadium, the Little Sports Palace for weight lifting, and the vast 129,000-seat venue used for football and ceremonies.
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Orioles blank Yankees as Brown fans one hit game
By the Associated Press Hal Brown of the Orioles allowed only one hit, a first inning homer by Mickey Mantle, in a 4-41 victory over the Yankees while issuing two walks and retiring the last 14 batters. Gene Freese of the White Sox drove in four runs with a 12th inning homer in an 8-0 win over the Tigers.
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Orioles
Mickey Mantle
Yankees
Gene Freese
White Sox
Tigers
Modernizers Rally Past R C Cola In Softball Victory
The Home Modernizers defeated R C Cola 6 to 3 after a scoreless start. They broke through in the third with four runs on three walks and two doubles, Holliday and Steinmetz driving two-base hits. Steinmetz earned the win, Smith took the loss as Modernizers added two more in the fifth.
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