White Sox Back On Top After 2-0 Win Over Orioles
The Chicago White Sox regain first in the American League as Mike Hershberger and Al Weis provide the only runs with a bunt and run in a 2-0 victory. Hoyt Wilhelm relieves in the seventh, allows one hit and lowers his ERA to 2.11 despite an 0-4 record, having appeared 28 times with 17 wins.
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Six-Race June Sprints At Road America Attract 215 Entries
Elkhart Lake AP The six race two day International June Sprints for sports cars at Road America drew 215 entries among them four former feature winners. The Sunday 3 45 windup features Hap Sharp Bill Wuesthoff Augie Pabst and Walt Hansgen driving for Mecom with Porsche Lola and Chaparral entries. Saturday 60 mile races and three 80 mile preludes precede the 160 mile Sunday program.
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Five Gophers Are Named All-Tourney
Minnesota dominants the all-tournament team after winning the NCAA baseball title with five players named. Joe Ferris of Maine earned outstanding player honors. Missouri and USC also place two players each, including Keith Weber and Joe Pollock as pitchers.
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Baseball Standings And Scores From Thursday And Friday
American League standings show Chicago leading with 34 wins and 20 losses while Baltimore is at 36 24 and New York 34 23. Detroit beat Kansas City 3 2 and New York defeated Boston 6 3 in Friday play. National League standings list Philadelphia 34 60 7 and San Francisco 35 58 3. multiple night games and upcoming matchups noted including San Francisco at St Louis and Philadelphia at New York.
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Giants Lose as Cardinals Rally With Javier Big Night
In St Louis, the Cardinals beat the Giants 7-6 as Alvin Dark’s lineup failed to close in the ninth with Willie Mays striking out after a 20th homer and two singles. Julian Javier led the offense with a homer a double and a single driving in five.
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Glen's Erases 11-0 Deficit To Win 13-12 In Tavern League
Glen's Bar erased an 11-0 deficit with six runs in the fourth, four in the fifth and one in the sixth to tie John's and win 13-12 at Houska Park. In other Tavern games Terrace Bar beat Monitor Bar 10-7 at Copeland Park while Schmidty's edged Joe's OK 7-5 at Central.
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Pollack in 4-Hitter Minnesota Takes NCAA Title
Minnesota defeats Missouri 5-1 to win its third NCAA baseball crown. Dewey Markus sparked the comeback after a rough Texas trip and Joe Pollack pitched a four-hitter with an array of speeds. Markus signed with the Cubs for 2500 bonus after the game.
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Phils Pitching Emphasis Against Cubs Leads To 6 3 Win
Philadelphia's Gene Mauch stresses pitching edge as the Phillies top the Cubs 6 3 to take two of three. Chris Short earns his fifth win with help from Ed Roebuck and Jim Bunning. Ron Santo homers for Chicago as the Cubs face the Pirates next in Pittsburgh.
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Olson to Meet Persol in Madison Square Garden Bout
Bobo Olson 35, former middleweight champion, odds even money against 24 year old Johnny Persol in a 10 round TV fight at Madison Square Garden. Persol 11-1 with three knockouts, Olson riding an eight fight unbeaten streak. telecast nationwide by ABC TV at 9 p.m. CDT.
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Stellick's National Oil Faces Ma Plegrove CC In Powell.
In RBC Softball Classic play at Powell, Stellick's National Oil matches Ma Plegrove CC at 6 30 p.m. Syl's Place meets Clark's Super 100 at 8 p.m. Klein and Son duel Katz Co. at 6 30 p.m. at Trane Co.
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Tigers top Hornets 11-6 in Trane Co. League softball
The Tigers defeated the Hor nets 11-6 Thursday night at Lueth Park in a Trane Co. League softball game. Peterson Tigers and Maybee Hornets homered.
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Palmer Opens Open Lead With 68 At Congressional
Arnold Palmer shot 68 at Congressional to take a two stroke lead in the U S Open. Palmer was the only player under par in the opening round as 150 top pros contended at the long course. He led amid tough scoring with many others over par and a low field showing with 46 under 75 and 31 above 80.
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La Crescent Beats Bangor Legion 2-1 in baseball game
La Crescent Legion edged Bangor 2-1 as Larry Lawrynk pitched a three-hitter. Gary Gartner singled and scored on a pair of errors in the fifth, Jim Corcoran walked and stole third to score. Bangor scored in the seventh on Stratman and a passed ball.
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Billy Richards Carries Sparta To 5-2 Win Over Melrose
Southpaw Billy Richards earned his third straight win for Sparta in the Western Wisconsin League beating Melrose 5-2. Richards struck out 12, while Melrose starter Tom Blaken fanned 10 and hit a two-run homer. Eldy Erickson and Bob Ward contributed doubles and singles for Sparta. West Salem rallied from a 5-0 gap to defeat Black River Falls 8-5, led by Bill Leonard with four hits.
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Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Stats
Batting leaders include Fregosi Los Angeles .353 and Oliva Minnesota .352 with 89 hits. Allison Minnesota leads runs with 45 and Killebrew 20 homers. Pitching leaders show Ford New York 9-1 and Koufax Los Angeles 110 with 1.00 and 0.98 ERA respectively.
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