Ford Defeats Nats As Whitey Ford Notches 14th Win
Whitey Ford allowed one unearned run over five innings to gain his 14th victory as the Yankees beat the Senators 4-1. Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle drove in all runs, with Mantle adding an inside the park homer. Detroit beat Baltimore in 12 innings 6-5, Cleveland defeated Boston 10-2, and Minnesota topped Kansas City 2-1.
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Reds Blank Braves 4-0 to Maintain NL Lead
Joey Jay earned his first win of the year in a combined 11 hit shutout with Bill Henry as Cincinnati beat Milwaukee 4-0. The Dodgers moved to second with a 10-6 win over Philadelphia, while Pittsburgh topped San Francisco 4-3. St Louis defeated Chicago 11-4. Jay doubled? No, a two run single by Jay capped a three run fifth against Warren Spahn. Roberto Clemente drove in two for the Pirates with a triple and homer. The Dodgers built an 8-1 lead at Philadelphia as Willie Mays starred for the Giants in defeat. Cardinals rally for another big inning capped by Jim Shuffers grand slam off Jim Brewer. Ray Sadecki won.
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Johnson Machen Set For TY Ten Round Fight
Harold Johnson and Eddie Machen meet in a non title ten rounder at Convention Hall on TV. Each will earn 4000 dollars plus 30 percent of the gate. Johnson carries 14 straight wins with a 65 6 record and 11 knockouts while Machen is 37 3 1 with 21 knockouts and one stoppage.
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Rickey Improving After Second Heart Attack
Sudbury Ont AP reports baseball executive Branch Rickey was steadily improving at Sudbury Memorial Hospital after his second heart attack in three years. He was removed from an oxygen tent and resting comfortably as of the latest bulletin.
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Rudolph Heads 227-Strong Field At Women’s AAU Meet
Gary Indiana AP reports a field of 227 women athletes, led by Olympic champion Wilma Rudolph and seven other U S Olympic team members, will begin two day National Women’s AAU track and field meet. Girls aged 14 to 17 compete today, while the women compete Sunday in two divisions.
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Two Americans Gun for Honors at Wimbledon
Two American teens advance in Wimbledon as Chuck McKinley and Chris Crawford aim for the quarter finals. McKinley, seeded eighth, faces Warren Jacques of Australia while Crawford plays Iyn Pimentel of Venezuela after a previous win. American women Karen Hantze Mimi Arnold and Justina Bricka reach the last 16, with Pat Stewart eliminated by Margaret Smith.
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Baseball Scores And Schedule From Various Leagues
Baseball results and upcoming games across the American and National Leagues with standings, recent results from Friday Saturday and Sunday, plus Monday schedules and minor league notes across International and Pacific Coast leagues. Key teams include New York Baltimore Washington Chicago Los Angeles Minnesota and San Francisco with several "vs" matchups and venue hints.
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Flint Open scramble dents masters gap in lead
In Flint Michigan the Flint Open loses Palmer and Player as Cary Middlecoff and Doug Ford lead at 1961 championships among a jam of players with 143. Billy Casper Dave Ragan Johnny Pott also sit near the top with 140s and 141s.
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Oregon Ace Leads Decathlon Field In Albuquerque
David Edstrom of Oregon led the 13 man decathlon field after five events with 4 023 points at the National AAU meet in Albuquerque. Phil Mulkey of Memphis held fifth despite limping in track events, while Don Jessy of Arizona State was fourth with 3 774 points and Mike Herman of Yonkers was third at 3 950. Edstrom led the long jump with 23 4.
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Bill Reed Becomes Big Ten Commissioner Succeeds Wilson
Walter G. Wilson retires as Western Conference Commissioner after 44 years in office and is succeeded by Bill Reed a 1916 Michigan graduate. Wilson will stay as adviser while Reed takes charge and Wilson remains active with the Olympic Committee.
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Topeka Trails as Reds Narrow Three-I Lead
The Topeka Reds edged the leaders 3-2 in a key Three-I League clash, cutting the gap to a half game behind Cedar Rapids. Al Suarez doubled and Tommy Helms singled for the decisive runs, with Steve Ryder and Art Shamsky providing homers for the Braves and Toneka respectively. Fox Cities saw a 4-hit 2-1 opener victory by the Foxes behind Joe Starrette, while Burlington won 1-0 in the nightcap behind Roger Irvine’s 3-hitter.
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Lane Outpoints Robertson in Muskegon Bout
Kenny Lane of Muskegon outpointed Wilbert Robertson of Chicago in a light welterweight six round bout in Muskegon. In Melbourne Australia Ed Beattie stopped David Oved after rounds, with Oved representing Canada and Israel.
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