Corral Trust or Whip the 8-2 to Gain Sixth Straight Victory
Jefferson City Central Trust and 1 tie defeated Boonville's Cadillacs 8-2 in an evening game at Washington Park. Gary Campbell hurled eight innings allowing ten hits with two unearned runs. Clayton Read and Jim Taylor sparked the Bears with timely doubles and two runs each. Wilson Ramsdale finished the ninth, preserving the victory as Central Trust extended its win streak to six while Boonville pressed for offense late.
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Littler Rises to Second in Golf Money List
Gene Littler moves up to second among pro golf money winners as he eyes the U S Open title defense in Dunedin Florida. He totals $53,704 for the year after a $25,000 Clifton New Jersey win, while Arnold Palmer leads with $60,311. Others in the top 10 include Bill Casper Jack Nicklaus Gary Player Phil Rodgers Bobby Nichols Don Finsterwald Doug Sanders and Bruce Crampton with various earnings.
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False Step Favored In International Pace
False Step the 31 favorite from Yonkers for the $50,000 International Pace. Eight entrants include James Scott and Patchwork with post positions and odds listed, horse ownership by Ray Fitzpatrick and Percy A. Watson.
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Indians blank Pirates power past Cubs in MLB action
Pitching by Jim Perry for Cleveland limited Boston to seven hits in a 10 to 0 victory that moved the Indians into a tie for second place in the American League. Dick Stuart of the Pirates hit two home runs and an inside the park homer driving in five runs in a win over the Chicago Cubs.
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Cardinals Sign Young Pitcher Larry Jaster
The St. Louis Cardinals signed Michigan high school lefty Larry Jaster, a 17 year old from Midland, to a contract with a reported bonus around 70 thousand dollars plus a college scholarship. Jaster posted 60–6 record and batted .360 over four seasons, and his signing was announced by assistant scout Sheldon Bender.
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Set for Thursday Jaycees to Qualify Four Local Golfers
The Jefferson City Junior Chamber golfers will attempt to qualify four young players for the State Jaycee Junior Tournament. The team from the Capital City will represent Jefferson City in Rolla, June 28-29, to earn spots in the national junior golf event.
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West Side and Busch Bavarian win in intermed softball league
West Side, Busch Bavarian post vict ories in the Park Board Intermed iate Softball League at Duensing Field while Calvary Baptist defeats First Baptist in Junior League play. West Side beats One Hour Martinizing 10 to 6 as Leroy Barthel wins. N Meyer suffers 11 to 9 loss. Dudley Payne wins for Busch Bavarian. Morrow maces a pitchers duel for Junior League victory over Ronnie Calvin. Calvary Baptist triumphs in other Junior League action.
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Orioles Rally Grounds Yankees in Bold 5-3 Victory
Orioles defeat Yankees 5-3 as infielders Gentile Brandt and Landrith drive runs. Powell is hit by a fastball prompting a bench-clearing melee. Roberts earns win, Daley loses, Berra homers for the Yankees. Maris involved in the postgame incident. Hitchcock contests alleged intentional plunking.
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Monday's Results in Baseball Standings Preview
A summary of Monday results shows Cleveland 10 Boston 0 and Baltimore 5 New York 3. The schedule lists Detroit at New York Baltimore at Boston Cleveland at Washington Chicago at Kansas City Minnesota at Los Angeles Detroit at New York Cleveland at Washington and Chicago at Kansas City.
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Phillies halt Redbird streak as Phils win 5-2 at St Louis
Philadelphia tops St Louis 5-2 to snap the Cardinals seven game string while Don Demeter and John Callison power a 12 hit attack. The Pirates beat the Cubs 6-1 as Joe Gibbon wins, Mets edge Colts 2-1, San Francisco and Cincinnati postponed.
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Record Bid Made Wednesday June 13 5 1 Hour Martiniging vs Peps
Mixed local listings show an auction bid on Wednesday June 13 for beverages and venues in Bloomfield and nearby West Side areas. The notes mention team matchups, junior and senior softball games, and minor league results alongside boxing and broadcasting bids.
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M M Hounded By Home Run Hoodoo
New York reports Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle are plagued by a home run hoodoo. Maris has just six homers through 52 games, down from eight last year at the same point. Mantle, out three weeks with a leg injury, has seven homers.
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Ford to Return To Racing Field
Ford Motor Co moves back toward racing after Henry Ford II withdraws from an industry pledge banning speed events. GM says it still endorses the pact while American Motors sticks with the five year old ban. Pontiac highlights racing victories during the dispute.
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Ruinous walks dominate youth baseball games in city
Multiple youth league games were decided by bases on balls. Kiwanis squads, Pee Wee and Midget teams, faced heavy walk counts as pitchers struggled with control. Kenny Stegeman and David Schellman combined for strong relief while giving up numerous walks. Lions, Holiday Inn, and Jimmy's Drive In fixtures saw close scores despite high walk totals and scattered hits.
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Wichita Cage Center Signs With Lakers
Lakers sign Gene Wiley a 64 foot 10 inch center from Wichita University after drafting him in the second round. He will join the Lakers rookie camp at Pepperdine College and report soon.
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Locals to Play Senior Golf in St. Louis
Two hundred senior golfers will compete in the eighth annual Missouri Senior Golfers Tournament. Local players from St. Louis include A. K. Scrappy Boyce Al Martin Lyman Winter Joe Roach Boone Chiles Elliott Bob Richardson Farmer Dick Stout Hammand. The event, first held in 1955 at Jefferson City Country Club, marks a shift across venues with practice rounds Wednesday and competition Thursday to Friday.
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