Grant Flies Weekend Beat as Indians Blot Yankees 3-0
Pfc Jim Mudcat Grant shut out the New York Yankees 3-0 on a weekend pass, becoming the first Cleveland pitcher since 1957 to blank the Yanks. Al Luplow powered a two run homer in the sixth as Cleveland neared the pennant leaders. Ralph Terry took the loss for New York while Camilo Pascual struggled for Minnesota.
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Ralph Houk
New York Yankee
Pie
Pfo
Jim
Mudcat
Grant
Houk
Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Early Wynn
Minnesota
Kansas City Athletics
Los Angeles Angels
Twins
Yanks
al Luplow
Ralph Terry
Camilo Pascual
Kansas City
A's
Giant Slayers and Top Clubs Fall in Friday Wins
St Louis and Kansas City posted key victories as Cardinals beat San Francisco 5-2 with a three run homer by Charlie James. The A’s defeated Minnesota 6-1 as Joe Azcue delivered a two run double and Jerry Walker won his seventh. Pittsburgh rallied past Milwaukee 9-8 while Philadelphia and Chicago also had decisive wins.
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St. Lows
Kansas City
Giant Killers
Cardinals
San Francisco
Ray Sadecki
Norm Siebern
Gino Cimoli
Ed Charles
Charles
Cimoli
Joe Azcue
Jerry Walker
Twins
Charlie James
St. Louis Cardinals
San Francisco Giants
Billy O'Dell
St. Louis
James
Houston
Jim Golden
Los Angeles Dodgers
Giants
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chicago
New York
Golden
Dodgers
Colts
Roberto Clemente
Dick Groat
Tony Cloninger
Pirates
Clemente
Phillies
Phils
Jim Maloney
Johnny Klippstein
Roy Sievers
Bob Anderson
Cubs
Mets
Billy Williams
Ernie Banks
Sadoweki
Maranda
Stange
Aliinesota
Kansas
Tartahuall
Minnesota
Kansity
Azcue
Siebern
Hr—Killebrew
Walker
Howser
Legion Sneaks To 7-0 Victory In Friday Fray
The Lawrence Legion Hawks beat Osawatomie 7-6 Friday night at Osawatomie. Lawrence led 4-0 early, saw Osawatomie rally, and held on with Marion Walker relieving and Dave Hatfield earning the win. Rob Decker had three hits for Lawrence.
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Legion
Lawrence Legion Hawks
Osawatomie
Lawrence
Municipal Stadium
Chanute
O'Clock
Indians
Marion Walker
Dave Hatfield
Suree
Rob Decker
Dave Tenpenny
Theo
Lawrence Elks Defeat Baldwin for 3rd Win
The Lawrence Elks All-Stars improved to 3-0 by beating Baldwin 12-2 Friday night. Jack Smith pitched six innings for the win, Mickey Allen finished the last inning, and Terry Hopkins had two of Lawrence seven hits. The team next plays DeSoto, then Gladstone Optimists in Kansas City, with a Sunday doubleheader against Ft. Leavenworth and Abilene at 2 p.m and 6:30 p.m.
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Lawrence Elks All-Stars
Baldwin
Lawrence
DeSoto
Gladstone Optimists
Kansas City
Ft. Leavenworth
Abilene
Jack Smith
Mickey Allen
Terry Hopkins
Unclear OCR sports brief with mixed teams and scores
Fragmentary report notes New York six active batters and Cleveland near Yankee pace in batting. Chicago edged Los Angeles 7 6 with late drama in ninth inning as a pitcher struck out and a triple featured.
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Flese
Baseball Leaders List With Batting and Pitching Totals
A historical compendium lists leaders by league for batting doubles triples home runs and strikeouts. Notable names include Williams Chicago Cepeda San Francisco Davis Los Angeles and Robinson Chicago with various top marks and team affiliations across the American and National Leagues.
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Viar Quere
Williams
Chicago
oAled
San Francisco
Mune Maye
Woalte
Los Angeles
T. Davis
Cepeda
T Davis
Robinson
Cincinnati
Brock
Chirara
Callison
Philadelphia
Davenport
Ranew
Houston
Pairly
Joes Aipeles
Virdonu
Pittsburgh
Mass
San
Janerson
Tos Anemelee
Davis
Palmer method forces wedge manipulation in golf coaching
Arnold Palmer's Palmer Method chapter addresses how to adjust the golf wedge grip and stance to influence ball flight. The guidance highlights clubface control and body alignment as keys to consistent short game shots.
Palmer May Have Big Edge As Dusk Hits Course Today
Arnold Palmer enters the Oakmont Open day at 139 tied with Bob Rosburg as 36 holes remain. Aiming for the Open title, Palmer contends for a second victory in three years and a possible grand slam as the field narrows to the low 50.
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Palmer
Oakmont
Arnold Palmer
America
Bob Rosburg
Oakmont Country Club
Rosburg
Billy Maxwell
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
South Africa
Bobby Nichols
Gene Littler
Miller Barber Jr
Ben Hogan
Sam Snead
Billy Casper
Tommy Bolt
Ed Furgol
Cary Middlecoff
Jerry Barber
Don January
Jackie Burke
Angel Belinsky Halo Slip Triggers Locker Room Clash
Los Angeles Angels pitcher Angel Belinsky and reliever Art Fowler nearly fought at Los Angeles International Airport on Thursday after a heated argument about pitching performances. Belinsky had been fined $250 for a curfew infraction and had exited the game after eight walks as the Angels lost 5-4 to Minnesota.
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LOS Angeles
Bob Belinsky
Los Angeles Angels
Angel
Los Angeles International Airport
Chicago
Belinsky
Art Fowler
Angels
Chavez Ravine
Minnesota
Bill Rigney
Fowler
Friday Baseball Results and Weekend Schedule Brief
Friday results show Salimore and Washington 3 Cleveland 3, New York 3 Boston 3, Detroit 0 Chicago 7, Los Angeles 0 Kansas City 8, Minnesota 0. Weekend games list New York at Cleveland Minnesota at Kansas City Boston at Detroit Los Angeles at Chicago Baltimore at Washington with multiple additional matchups and doubleheaders.
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Chicago White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Boston
Baltimore
Washington
Ww. L. Pet. G
New York
Rei Woody
Minnesota
Holimonds
Cleveland
Samuels
Los Angeles
Detroit
Harper
Poe
Hill
Aieski
Chicago
Weinsinger
Kansas
Woody
Cremmons
Cassity
Minne
Ramsevny
Husser
Houk
Tryon
Cannon
Sloop
Muernarn
Burell
Parsons
Woodly
Haskell
Chaino
Postoak
Hario
Wayitah
Bowers
Mounsseaw
Holden
Harjo
Kansas City
Cito
Davies From Pasadena Makes Early British Open Final Lead
Richard Davies of Pasadena California took a 2 up lead over Welshman John Powall after 18 holes in the British Amateur Golf Tournament final at Hoylake. Davies shot 40 41 81 while Powall posted 42 40 82 as the field dwindled and Davies advanced by defeating England's Palmer 2 and 1 and Foster 3 and 2 in earlier rounds. Powall reached the final by beating Brian Chapman 1 up in the semifinal after knocking out Harry Kinlock 4 and 2.
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Hoylake
England
Richard Davies
Pasadena
Calif
John Powall
Bachelor
Davies
Povall
David Palmer
Rodney Foster
Powall
Brian Chapman
Harry Kinlock
Foyt Fined $1000 by USAC for Milwaukee Race Incident
A J Foyt winner of the Milwaukee race last Sunday was fined $1000 by the United States Auto Club. USAC Director Henry Banks also gave a severe reprimand to the 28 year old Houston driver for an argument with promoter Tom Masese over appearance money.
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Indianapolis
A. J. Foyt
United States Auto Club
Henry Banks
USAC
Houston, Tex
Tom Marchese
Oregon Favored to Replace USC Mark at NCAA Meet
Oregon leads in two events and challenges in five as 8,100 fans watch the host in Eugene. Pat Clohessy wins the three mile, Dallas Long set a shot put record, Harry Jerome ties the 220 meet mark, Frank Budd equals an NCAA 100 yard best, with surprises including Budd missing the 220 finals and Don Myers losing the broad jump title.
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Eugene
Ore
Oregon
Southern California
Ducks
USC
Pat Clohessy
Houston
Southern
Ilinois
Brian Turner
Dale Story
Oregon State
Clohessy
Dallas Long
New York University
Gary Gubner
Long
Gubner
Harry Jerome
Villanova
Frank Budd
Budd
Colorado
Don Myers
Rosi and Hernandez Set for Madison Square Garden Bout
Veteran Paolo Rosi 34 9 2 battles 22 year old Carlos Hernandez 25 1 3 in a 10 round light welterweight clash at Madison Square Garden with a title shot possible if the winner is Hernandez. Ortis the current champ notes a $65 000 to $70 000 asking price.
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New York
Paolo Rosi
Carlos Hernandez
Venezuela
Caracas
Hernandez
Youth Tonight
Madison Square Garden
Carlos Ortiz
Ross
Eddie Perkins
Wightman Cup May Be United States Victory Soon
The United States led Britain 3-0 on day two at Wimbledon as the American women pursued a 28th Wightman Cup title. Darlene Hard, Karen Hantze Susman, Margaret Osborne duPont and Margaret Warner contributed key wins, with Hard facing Christine Truman later in the program.
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Wimbledon
England
United States
Britain
Darlene Hard
Long Beach
Calif
Ann Hayden
Christine Truman
Miss Truman
Karen Hantze Susman
Chula Vista
Margaret Osborne duPont
Joseph, Ore
U.S
Margaret Warner
Wilmington
Del
Deidre Catt
Elizabeth Starkie
Miss Hard
Billie Jean Molffitt
Long Beach Calif
Miss Haydon
Harry Chiti Unhappy About Mets Release
New York AP reports 29 year old catcher Harry Chiti was farmed to Jacksonville of the International League by the New York Mets on Friday night. Chiti first appeared in the majors with the Chicago Cubs in 1950 and had played for four other clubs before being cut after Chris Cannizzaro was promoted from Rochester in the IL.
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NEW York
Harry Chiti
Jacksonville
New York Mets
Chicago Cubs
Chris Cannizzaro
Rochester
Local shooters shine at Cedar Hill Gun Club weekly match
Fifteen shooters competed in the Cedar Hill Gun Club event six miles south of 23rd and Has Kell. Top scorers were Tom Kincaid Wally Stevens and Dr Jim Perry each with 24 of 25. Other scores followed with Jim Wilson 23 Charles Vaughn 22 Dr Monti Belot 19 and more.
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Cedar Hill Gun Club
23Rd and
Haskell
Tom Kincaid
Wally Stevens
Jim Perry
Jim Wilson
Charles Vaughn
Monti Belot
Leo Wenger
Vern Harrell
Ed Wells
E. Higgins
Ralph Casteel
Guy Barnes
Jill Perry
Ron Barnes
Paul Nieder
Big Eight Qualifiers Draw Lane in NCAA Track Action
Eight Big Eight tracksters qualified in NCAA quarter and semifinal rounds in Eugene Oregon. Anthony Watson surged to first in the broad jump while Don Myers Colorado failed to advance.
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Eugene
Ore
Anthony Watson
Don Myers
Colorado
Jim Baker
Missouri
Jim Heath
Baker
Greg Pelster
Richard Inman
Oklahoma
Charles Strong
Oklahoma State
Ray Knaub
Nebraska
Bill Fasano
Archie San Romani Jr
Kansas
San Romani
Wichita
Oregon
Huskies and Big Red Lead in Rowing Championship Narrows
Syracuse and Cornell are co favorites heading into the Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championship on Onondaga Lake. The Huskies of the West Coast and the Big Red of Cayuga lead in varsity 3 mile, 2 mile freshman, and junior varsity 3 mile events. Other entrants include teams from Pennsylvania California Syracuse Wisconsin MIT Navy Princeton Rutgers Brown Dartmouth and Columbia.
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Syracuse
Washington
Cornell
Onondaga Lake
West Coast
Cayuga
Pennsylvania
California
Wisconsin
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Navy
Princeton
Rutgers
Brown
Dartmouth
Columbia
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Jackie Brandt
Joe Hicks
Chuck Hinton
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Azette
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Dearean
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Hote
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Trewser
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Chant
Boy Jack
Moore
Sterkeoits Pascual
Diamond Data
Angel Belinsky
Team Brawl
St. Lons
Franciseo Cineinmari
Cincinnal
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Chicaro
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Brothers
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Bill Dotson
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Kansas Public Service Co., Inc
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