Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlight Mixed Results
The American League shows Baltimore and New York leading with Chicago and Kansas City trailing. Daily results list several games and Wednesday schedules across the AL NL and regional leagues, including Detroit at Los Angeles and San Francisco at Cincinnati, with rain postponements in the South Atlantic and Eastern circuits.
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Daniels
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Herbert
Stafford
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Monbouquette
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St. Lows
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Caer
Ellsworth
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McLish
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Law
Fisher
O'Toole
Koufax
LeMaster
Houston
Nottebart
St. Louis
Broglio
Lema Wins Memphis Open in Sudden Death Playoff
Tony Lema defeated Tommy Aaron on the first playoff hole to capture the Memphis Open title. Both finished regulation at 10 under par 270 after 72 holes. Maury Wills sidelined indefinitely with toe calcification. Y A Tittle underwent minor elbow surgery. Johnny Rotz rode Tutankhamen to win the Idlewild Handicap at New York’s Elmwood race track.
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Memphis
Tenn
Tony Lema
Tommy Aaron
Baseball
Los Angeles
Dodger
Maury Wills
NEW York New York Giants
Y. A. Tittle
NEW York
Johnny Rotz
Greentree
Vimy Ridge
Vacationland Trip Safety and Insurance Offer
The notice invites families to plan complete vacation and travel accident protection before traveling. It stresses avoiding holidays risky incidents and offers a no obligation phone contact to arrange coverage. The agent represents Woodman Accident and Life Company, EL 5-8094.
City Softball Race Tightens After Upsets
In Lawton league play A & A Fence upset Underwood's 1-0 and Frank White Construction beat Ace's All Stars 3-2. The wins pull A & A Fence and Frank White into a 5-1 tie for first, with Underwoods, Ace, and Page Aircraft at 4-1 in a three way chase.
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Lawton
Underwood's
Frank White
Ace's
All Stars
Underwoods
Ace
Page Aircraft
Page
Millard
Girls Softball Scores Show High Scoring Monday
Westwood led the list with 35 against Wilson M4 and Lincoln beat Washington 32. Roosevelt and Rogers each posted 17 and 16, while St Barbara and Douglass hit 16. Whittier 12 and Jefferson 11 rounded the day’s tallies.
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Lincoln
Wilson
Washington
Roosevelt
Rogers
St. Barbara
Whittier
Douglass
Jefferson
Garfield
Adams
Eisenhower
Cleveland
Swinney
Howell
Taft
Fort Sill
Bill Faubion
Indians Trade Burton to Salt Lake City
Ellis Burton utility outfielder of the Cleveland Indians was sold outright Monday to Salt Lake City in the Pacific Coast League to reduce the roster to 25 players.
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Cleveland
Ellis Burton
Cleveland Indians
Salt Lake City
Tribe
Wills Toe Injury Hangs Over Dodgers Playoff Chase
Dodgers face uncertainty as Maury Wills suffers calcification in the left toe with possible surgery looming after X rays. He has missed 13 games this season while hitting .252 with 11 stolen bases as LA eyes the pennant chase.
Lema Wins Memphis Open in Sudden Death Playoff
Tony Lema of San Leandro Calif won the $50,000 Memphis Open after a playoff with Tommy Aaron of Gainesville Ga. Both finished regulation 72 holes at 10 under par 270. Lema, who earned $9,000, clinched the victory on the first hole of the playoff with a par four after Aaron bogeyed.
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Lema
Aaron
Lionel Hebert
Lafayette
South Africa
Gary Player
Gene Littler
Rancho Bernardo
Calif
Sema
Lemna
Harold Kneece
Aiken
S.C
Bruce Crampton
Sydney
Australia
Littler
Don Finsterwald
Tequesta
Fla
George Bayer
South Pasadena
McGraw Tops Editors List as Baseball’s Greatest Manager
John Muggsy McGraw named the greatest major league baseball manager of all time by the Academy of Sports Editors with 83 percent of ballots. Joe McCarthy and Connie Mack follow, while Casey Stengel and Miller Huggins alsoplace among the top five.
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Boston
John Muggsy McGraw
New York Giants
The
Academy of Sports Editors
McGraw
Baseball
Hall of Fame
Academy
Joe McCarthy
Chicago Cubs
New York Yankees
Connie Mack
Philadelphia A’s
Casey Stengel
New York Mets
Yankees
Miller Huggins
Bees Stung By Islanders In Opening Series Loss
The Salt Lake Bees lost 1-0 to the Hawaiian Islanders, dropping to 11 straight defeats as Ron Moeller earned his first win of the season with 12 strikeouts. Tacoma led the Northern Division with an 8-3 win over Portland, while Spokane shut out Seattle 5-0 and Dallas-Fort Worth beat Oklahoma City 7-3. Stan Palys opened the scoring for Hawaii on a fourth inning misplay, with Mickey Harrington driving in the run on a single.
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Oklahoma City
Das
Denver
Wesley Pewewardy
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Weyman MclIntosh
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Page Aircraft
Millards Cafe
Pryor Perkins
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Pepsi- Cola
Underwoods
R. Kassnavoid
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McBride
Porter
L—Mcbride
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City Bees
Hawaiian Islanders
Islanders
Salt Lake
Bees
Dallas-Fort Worth
Stan Palys
Mickey Harrington
Ron Moeller
U S Open Qualifiers Highlight Golf Greats and Amateurs
The article notes last year’s qualifier leader finishing with a 153 in Chicago. It lists exempt players Nicklaus Palmer and Player as top contenders, with amateurs Labron Harris and Richard Davies also exempt. The Walker Cup team’s recent success links to their upcoming British Amateur at St Andrews next month.
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Chicago
Golfdom
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Nicklaus
Palmer
England
U.S
Labron Harris
King Richard Davies
Pasadena
Calif
Fights Roundup From Coast to Coast Last Night
Boxers in Boston San Francisco Bakersfield Hollywood and Tokyo posted results. Gutierrez beat Washington in Boston by 10 rounds. Rouse outpointed Miles in San Francisco. Noriega defeated Medina in Bakersfield. Hernandez stopped Grant in Hollywood. Watanabe outpointed Blade in Tokyo.
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San Francisco
Roger Rouse
Lenny Miles
Oakland
Calif
Bakersfield
Tony Noriega
Benny
the Bandit
Tokyo
Toru Watanabe
Japan
Philippines
Douglass Wins Peewee Clash
Douglass edged Garfield 3 0 in a top Peewee league game Monday. Hugh Monts and William Russell homered for Douglass as Monts pitched a one hitter. Jefferson defeated Roosevelt 7 0 behind Tom Donovan one hitter with 11 strikeouts.
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Douglass
Garfield
Hugh Monts
William Russell
Monts
Tom Donovan
Jefferson
Roosevelt
Dunbar
Eisenhower
Cleveland
Fort Sill
Hoover
Adams
Pecan Grove
Lincoln
Swinney
Jackson
Taft
Howell
Rogers
Wilson
St. Mary’s
Westwood
Washington
Whittier
St. Barbara
Tom Donovar
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