Radatz and Killebrew Lift Teams in Patchy AL Action
Radatz saved Boston 2-1 over the Angels as the Red Sox moved within 5 inches of the Yankees and Harmon Killebrew homered again for Minnesota in a 13-1 rout of Cleveland. The Yankees lost in 12 to Kansas City while Chicago and Washington posted wins. Frank Malzone sparked Boston with a homer and a run scored, Bill Monbouquette lasted eight innings. The Twins hit three homers, Stigman earned his eighth win, and Killebrew’s 21st homer kept pace in the home run race.
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Lefty Gary Peters Delivers One-Hit Win Over Orioles
Chicago White Sox rookie Gary Peters shut down the Baltimore Orioles 4-0, sole hit by Robin Roberts in the third inning. Peters walked none and fanned 13 to lift his record to 7-5 with 104 strikeouts this season. Manager Al Lopez praised his consistency and discussed Peters journey from minors to majors through multiple call-ups.
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McDaniel Vows Smarter Pitching After Mixed Start
Lindy McDaniel says his control isn’t as sharp as in 1960 but he remains confident after relief work for the Cubs. Chicago beat St. Louis 2-0 as Dick Ellsworth drove in both runs. In Kansas City, the A’s edged the Yankees 11-10 in 12 innings without a hit for the winning run.
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Friday Boxing Is Back in New York Telecast Switch
The New York State Athletic Commission approved Madison Square Garden with Gillette to resume nationally televised boxing on Fridays starting in September replacing Saturday telecasts. The decision reaffirms a Friday schedule for major bouts and aligns venues with the sponsor’s plan.
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Cardinals Sign Crow and Gautt To 1960 Contracts
St Louis Cardinals announce the signing of two stars John David Crow and Prentice Gautt for the season. Crow holds most team rushing records and the duo last year accounted for about three fourths of the club rushing yardage.
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Liston Calls Patterson Fight A Marriage Sequel In Vegas
Heavyweight champion Sonny Liston describes the Patterson rematch as a marriage followed by a quick divorce saying the first bout in Chicago was like a wedding and this one ends the union. He forecasts a short bout and vows to knock Patterson out, insisting it won’t last five rounds. Patterson has drawn notable Las Vegas betting support as odds shifted from 8-1 to 3-1 in Liston’s favor.
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This Time Floyd Fights Sonny for Money Second Issue for Morality Play
In a Las Vegas column Jim Murray argues the Liston Patterson bout serves as a morality play. He critiques Sonny Liston’s violent past, questioned motives, and contrasts Floyd Patterson's fragile idealism with Liston’s menace, noting public figures urging victory.
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Junior Amateur Golf Tourney Opens In Independence
The state Junior Amateur golf tournament starts with an 18 hole qualifying round in Independence Kansas. Ninety one entrants under 18 compete as Tom Frenn of Topeka wins the warm up with a 234 yard drive and Greg Tompkins of Newton is runner up at 231 yards. Two 18 hole match play rounds follow Wednesday and Thursday as the finals approach.
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Peters and Ellsworth Lead Shutout Wins in Pro Baseball
Gary Peters pitched a one hitter and a 1-0 shutout for the White Sox against the Orioles as Robin Roberts yielded a hit. Dick Ellsworth drove in both Cubs runs with a single in Chicago 2-0 over St Louis for his seventh win in the win column.
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Legion Opens Title Defense In State Baseball Drive
Lawr ence American Legion coach Kenny Page leads an 18 16 season squad in a 7 45 p m Sunday game at Municipal Park against Paola to begin pursuit of the 1963 state Legion baseball title. The district event includes Iola Garnett Fort Scott Olathe and Ottawa with Hutchinson hosting the state tourney.
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Bronson Eliminated In State Non-Pro Meet
Salina Jarretts defeated the Bronson Broncos 8-5 to eliminate them from the Kansas Non-Pro baseball tournament. Salina moves to 2-1 in the fourth round. Other games: Kansas City Truckers beat Hutchinson Warriors 2-0 on Tom Corrigan's no hit pitching, Wichita Rapid Transit downed Junction City 4-1. Tonight schedule lists several matchups at 5, 7:45, and 9:45 p.m.
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