Yankees falter in 10 inning defeat at Washington
The Yankees drop 5-3 to the Senators in 10 innings as Art Ditmar loses after a trio of starters. Washington scores in four straight frames, Reno Berroia and Bob Allison drive late runs while Stobbs earns his 99th career win in relief. Baltimore and Cleveland loom as the pennant race tightens.
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Reno Bertoia
Bob Allison
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Ditmar
Faye Throneberry
Turley
Stobbs
Tom Brewer
Marv Breeding
Jackie Brandt
Gene Woodlnng
Jim Gentile
Chuck Estrada
Golf Pros Grumble Over Greens at Canadian Open
TORONTO AP The Canadian Open at St George's Golf Course opened with players criticizing the greens as lightning fast and scarred by spike marks. The field includes six former winners such as Sam Snead Doug Ford George Bayer Doug Sanders West Ellis Jr and Jim Ferrier along with a strong lineup as practice rounds proceeded.
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St. George's
Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Doug Ford
Crystal River
St Louis Players Win Davis Cup Berths for Canada Tie
Two St. Louis tennis players were named to the U.S. squad for the July 15 Davis Cup tie with Canada. James B. Moffet, chairman, announced that four players were selected by the committee on Tuesday.
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San Francisco
St. Louis
U.S
Canada
James B. Moffet
Tennis notables from St Louis Dallas and Ohio named for event
Earl Buchholz and Charles McKinley of St Louis Bernard Bartzen of Dallas Tex and Barry MacKay of Dayton Ohio are noted. Buchholz and MacKay were members of the team that lost in the Davis Cup finals to Australia last year.
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Earl Buchholz
Charles McKinley
St. Louis
Bernard Bartzen
Dallas
Tex
Barry MacKay
Dayton
Ohio
Buchholz
MacKay
Australia
Baseball Standings And Scores From Tuesday And Upcoming Games
Major league standings show New York, Cleveland, Baltimore, Chicago and Detroit with varied records as teams chase lead. Tuesday results include St. Louis 3 Chicago 2 and Pittsburgh 5 Milwaukee 4 in 10 innings, plus Los Angeles 8 San Francisco 0, while Pacific Coast and International Leagues report multiple games and scores across cities including Vancouver Spokane Seattle Portland Sacramento Salt Lake San Diego Tacoma Montreal Rochester Buffalo Toronto.
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Friend
Stitch's Widow to Benefit from Gate in Akins Rodriguez Fight
The Louisville bout will allocate 35 percent of gross gate receipts to Rudell Stitch's widow and six children after his death while saving a companion from drowning. Akins, 12-5, faces 28-0 Rodriguez in a nationally televised 10 rounder airing ABC at 8 p m CST with Stitch remembered as a rising welterweight.
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Louisville
Virgil Akins
Luis Rodriguez
Bill King
Rudell Stitch
Stitch
Ohio
Rodriguez
Bud Bruner
Charley Scott
Akins
Cubar
Fights Last Night Across Cities Include Title Defense
Johnny Smith stopped Che bo Hernandez in Los Angeles while Terry Downes retained the British middleweight title in London by stopping Phil Edwards. Charles Hernandez knocked out Vicente Rivas in Caracas to win the Venezuelan lightweight title. In 1958 Ed Shay of Philadelphia rolled a 300 game in the ABC tournament at Syracuse.
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Los Angeles
Johnny Smith
Chebo Hernandez
Mexico City
London
Terry Downes
Phil Edwards
Wales
Downes
Caracas
Venezuela
Charles Hernandez
Vicente Rivas
Hernandez
Ed Shay
Philadelphia
Syracuse
Palmer's Payday Tops Mount With $66,600 Earnings
Arnold Palmer of Ligionier Pennsylvania leads the money list with $66,600 year to date. Don Finsterwald is second with $35,500 followed by Ken Venturi at $30,500. Mike Souchak moves to fourth with $29,400 as Jerry Barker drops to fifth with $29,300. Rounding out the top 10 are Julius Boros, Jack Fleck, Doug Ford, Gene Littler and Bill Collins with totals from $27,700 to $20,500.
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Mike Souchak
Durham
N.C
Jerry Barker
Los Angeles
Julius Boros
Mid Pines
N. C
Jack Fleck
Doug Ford
Miami
Fla
Gene Littler
Singing Hills
Calif
Bill Collins
Crystal River
Frisco Golf Clinic Draws 2 Japan Golfers
San Francisco hosts the International Golf Tournament next January with two leading golfers from Japan among three nations represented. Co sponsor Eugene Selvage said expenses are paid for the competitors. The $57 000 Open follows the Bing Crosby Tournament at Pebble Beach, part of a California series with six big money events including the Los Angeles Open Pan American Open in San Diego and the Palm Springs Tournament.
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San Francisco
Japan
Hawaii
Philippines
Kansas City Bids For Athletics Purchase
Four Kansas Citians led by Ernest Mehl travel to Chicago with two million dollars to begin negotiations to buy the Kansas City Athletics. The group seeks a price, club operating statements, and reassurances the team remains in Kansas City amid competing buyers.
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Kansas
Vollers
Chicago
Johnson
Athletics
Wollers
Kansas City Chamber of Commerce
Moore Takayama Title Fight Set For August 29
World featherweight champion Davey Moore will defend his title against Kazuo Takayama in a 15 round bout on August 29 at Tokyo's Korakuen Stadium. Akira Honda announced the date and venue today.
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Davey Moore
Kazuo Takayama
Akira Honda
Korakuen
Composer Ackley Dies at 72 in Whittier California
The Rev. Alfred H. Ackley 72 composer of about 1500 gospel and children songs died Sunday. A retired Presbyterian minister he previously worked with evangelist Billy Sunday as a composer and musician.
Matson and Bell Lead Colorado Springs Women’s Invitational
Natasha Matson and Judy Bell of Wichita were the only players to break par in the Colorado Springs Women's Invitational. Matson shot 5-under 75 to lead, Bell 79, as six Kansas women joined 16 in match play for the championship.
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Natasha Matson
Judy Bell
Wichita
Kansas
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Miss Bell
Jean Ashley
Chanute
Kas
E. S.blanton
Enid
Okla
Robert Allen
Electra Woodman
K. R. Grigsby
Coffeyville
Kan
Elaine Woodman
Baseball leaders and stats from varied leagues
The list compiles leaders in batting with Gentile and Maris among top averages, Runnels and Minoso notable in hits, and several players leading in runs batted in doubles and home runs across teams such as New York, Chicago, Boston, and San Francisco. Pitching leaders feature Coates and Brown with strikeout tallies for teams including New York and Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Maris
New York
Mantle
Lemon
Washington
Aparicio
Chicago
Landis
Coates
Brown
Banning
Detroit
Pascual
Record Highway Death Toll During Fourth of July Holiday
Chicago AP reports a record 440 highway deaths over the three day Fourth of July holiday, beating 1955’s 407. Accidents include 34 boating, 123 drownings, and 110 other causes, with an overall toll of 707 between 6 p.m. Friday and midnight Monday.
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Chicago
Country Club President's Cup Handicap Golf Open
The Lawrence Country Club hosts a 36 hole handicap tournament from July 9 to 17 with a $3 entry fee and Saturday, July 9 deadline. Fred Frey defends. format uses handicap subtracted from 36 hole score. Open to all adult male members with no flights.
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Lawrence Country Club
Bob Signor
Fred Frey
Wyoming man appeals drunk driving conviction
Cheyenne Jacob Zulauf was convicted in justice court of drunk driving and fined 100 dollars with a 30 day license suspension. A district court jury found him guilty again and imposed 100 dollar fine, 30 day jail sentence, and his license penalty.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Jacob Zulauf
Drinking Ban Placed On Demos Site
In Los Angeles the Democratic convention faces liquor restrictions at the Sports Arena and Coliseum. No beer sales or consumption allowed on premises during the 1960 event, with observers noting nearby outlets may profit from the dry rules.
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Los Angeles
Convention
Democratic Party
Fire Threatens Homes in Hollywood Hills Brush Fire
A 40 acre brush fire in the Hollywood Hills threatened expensive homes before being controlled. Flames rose up to 30 feet as about 150 firefighters battled the blaze, bringing the fire under control by Tuesday.
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Hollywood Hills
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