Coates Dominates as Yanks Win Seventeenth Victory
Jim Coates improved to 7-0 with his 11th straight win against the year, guiding the Yankees to a 6-2 victory at Kansas City. Roger Maris homered for the major league lead with 18 and drove in five runs. The win kept New York within three percentage points of the AL lead as Baltimore and Cleveland stumbled in separate games.
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Cards Shove Into First Division After Slow Start
The St. Louis Cardinals beat Cincinnati 6 3 to move into the National League first division behind Larry Jackson who improved to 9 5 with his eighth straight win. Jackson allowed five hits, fanned four, and walked three. Ken Boyer hit a two run homer, Curt Flood hit his first of the year, and Daryl Spencer tripled in the eighth as Cincinnati fell to fifth. In New York, the Yankees beat Kansas City 6 2 as Roger Maris drove in five runs with a homer, double and single while Jim Coates improved to 7 0.
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Titan missile mishap claims Cape Canaveral worker
A Titan intercontinental missile explosion kills technician Joseph G. Sibole age 24 during a system check on a service tower. Nine others suffer minor injuries as investigators probe the tiny explosive charge that ignited a flare package mid ascent. The incident marks Cape Canaveral’s first fatal missile accident in a decade.
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The Putt Pamphlet Offer From Cary Middlecoff
A vintage golf note offers Cary Middlecoff's pamphlet The Putt for free. Readers are asked to send stamped requests to obtain the guide. The item mentions practice and advice for better putting.
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Ingemar Johansson says Patterson won’t change tactics
World heavyweight champion Ingemar Johansson said Floyd Patterson will not alter his approach for the title rematch next Monday. Johansson praised Patterson as a good boxer and vowed to rely on his roaring right, aiming for the chin and a decisive knockout when he connects.
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Beating Art Heist Reported at Columbus Show
Police report a burglar smashed or stole items from an art show in Columbus. The works are described as miscellaneous articles classified as art by Beatniks with undetermined value.
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Boxing Hearings Open as Prisoner Testifies on Underworld Deals
Senate investigators call Irving Mishel from Clinton State Prison to discuss underworld money in boxing. Jake LaMotta testifies he accepted a fixed 1947 bout offer for a title shot, denied others, and says he paid $20,000 to secure the win over Janice. promoters deny prior payoffs.
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Haddix Relives Historic No-Hit Streak Start
Harvey Haddix of Pittsburg pitched 12 perfect innings on May 26, 1959 before a 13th inning hit ended the bid. The remarkable outing left Haddix with a legendary near no hitter in a game later lost.
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Sword Wins Special Science Fellowship at KU
Dr Christopher P Sword assistant professor at Kansas University has been awarded a President's Fellowship from the Society of American Bacteriologists. The grant exceeding 500 dollars funds a tissue culture course at the University of Wisconsin from June 20 to July 11.
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