Errors Shake National League Race in Sunday Games
A rough showing by Jose Pagan Duke Carmel and Bob Gibson altered the NL standings. Pagan made three errors including the 10th inning miscue that let the Dodgers beat the Giants 4 3 1 and slash the lead to two games. Carmel and Gibson also erred in the Mets nightcap as New York won 3 2.
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Jose Pagan
San Francisco Giant
Duke Carmel
Bob Gibson
St. Louis Cardinals
Pagan
Los Angeles Dodgers
Giants
Carmel
Gibson
New York Mets
Casey Stengel
Cards
Dodger
Tommy Davis
Don Drysdale
Jim Davenport
Felipe Alou
METS
Stan Musial
Charley Neal
Chico Fernandez
Neal
Phillies
Gyweep
Reds
Culp
Sievers
Siever
Cleveland
Joe Adcock
Ken Hubbs
Cubs
Colts
Santo
Dick Crott
Hubbs
Don McMahon
Bob Buhl
Patriots sign three defensive linemen to tryout contracts
Boston Patriots of the American Football League added Fred Den nen Dan Sheehan and Wayne Sadowski to tryout deals on Thursday. Dennen played at the University of New Hampshire Sheehan hails from Chattanooga and Sadowski starred at Indiana.
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Boston
Fred Dennen
Dan Sheehan
Wayne Sadowski
Boston Patriots
American Football League
Dennen
University of New Hampshire
Sheehan
Chattanooga
Sadowski
Indiana
Vikings star Tom Adams takes Duluth Cathedral coaching post
Minnesota Viking end Tom Adams leaves pro football to become head basketball coach at Duluth Cathedral High School. Adams, a noted veteran, will lead the Cathedral program this season, bringing NFL experience to the prep squad.
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Minneapolis
WpPh
Tom Adams
Minnesota Viking
Duluth Cathedral High School
Speedway 500 field set for tough, record pace
Indianapolis racers speed toward a $450000 payoff in a 590 mile race with a record average speed of 149.028 mph after two weekends of qualifying. Offenhauser engines lead a field of 33 cars including Lotus Ford, Nevis, and Thompson Chevrolet entries led by pole sitter Parnelli Jones.
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Indianapolis
Speedway
Lotus
Ford
Mickey Thompson
Thompson
Bobby Unser
Albuquerque
N.M
Pike’s Peak
Colorado
al Miller
Roseville
Mich
Scotland
Jimmy Clark
Dan Gurney
Lotus - Ford
Art Malone
Tampa
Fla
Nevis
Johnny Rutherford
Fort Worth
Tex
Len Sutton
Portland
Ore
Rodger Ward
Sutton
Ed Rose
Houston
Rose
Troy Ruttman
Jim Rathmann
A. J. Foyt
Mexico
Pedro Rodriguez
Clark
Don Branson
Ward
Foyt
A. J. Watson
Parnelli Jones
Goodyear Balloon Key to Atomic Pile Enclosure
Akron engineers learn from Enrico Fermi's widow the square balloon built in 1942 by Goodyear served as an airtight enclosure around the pile where the first controlled chain reaction of atomic energy occurred. Mrs. Fermi disclosed this in an IAEA bulletin.
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Akron
Ohio
Wph
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Enrico Fermi
Goodyear
Fermi
International Atomic Energy Agency
Don Carter Named Bowler of the Year Six Times
St Louis bowling standout Don Carter receives the Bowler of the Year honor for a sixth time marking his dominance in the sport.
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ST. Louis
Wpi
Don Carter
Clay Nailed to Predictive Poetry in London Bid
Cassius Clay vows Cooper will fall in five as he heads for London for a June 18 heavyweight clash. The piece notes his rhyming claims, prior losses, and the grip of his provocation on the fight crowd.
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New York
Cassius Clay
Britain
William Shakespeare
Henry Cooper
Louisville
London
Clay
Cassius
London Bridge
Cooper
London Town
Sonny Liston
Floyd Patterson
Archie Moore
Archie
Jones
Alex Miteff
Zora Folley
Clay John L. Sullivan
Baseball Standings and Results Highlight Tight American League Race
United Press International reports Sunday's results with Philadelphia beating Cincinnati and St Louis edging New York. American League standings show Baltimore leading with 29 wins and 15 losses, New York 23 14, Chicago 24 18, and Kansas City 22 18 amid a crowded race. Upcoming Monday has no games. Tuesday features pivotal matchups including Chicago at New York and Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
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Philadephia
Cincinnati
Ist Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Houston
Pittsburgh
Mile
San Fran
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
W. L. Pet
Baltimore
Kansas City
Boston
Minnesota
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Washinon
New York Noad Ifbs
Prison selects iron bars for canoe packaging project
Olympia police report that Washington State Penitentiary plans to buy hundreds of feet of round and flat iron and steel bars. The goal is to use the metal in the prison canoe to upgrade its packaging facilities.
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Olympia
Wash
Washington State Penitentiary
Ancient Chicago wood water pipes unearthed on Pennsylvan ia Ave
A construction crew in Washington DC uncovered pipes believed to be 153 years old from under Pennsylvania Avenue. The logs measure 15 inches in diameter and about 10 feet long, with bored cores and meatly joints joined by cast iron nipples to form watertight seals as the wood swells.
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Walter Alston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Alston
Dodger
Chicago Cubs
Hodges
Mickey Vernon
Washington Senators
Gil
Chicago
Washingon
D.C
Pennsylvania Avenue
National Lumber Manufacturers Association
World pole vault record and charity relay highlight week-end sports
Summary of several track and field wins and world records includes Brian Sternberg of Washington vaulting 16 feet 7 inches in Modesto, Adolph Plummer setting a 440 yard world mark in Tempe, and Peter Snell taking the mile at the California Relays. Also notes Bolivia? utilities.
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Modesto
Calif
Brian Sternberg
University of Washington
Peter Snell
Australia
California
Tempe, Ariz
Adolph Plummer
New Mexico University
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Cardinals
Charlie James
Ken Boyer
Bill White
Philadelphia Phillies
Cincinnati Reds
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Houston Colts
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Cleveland Indians
Blaiher
Green Agency
Emge’s
Blue Ribbon
Dauntless
Gerber
Emge’s Blue Ribbon
Hershey Bars
Shedd
Shedd’s
Charcoal
Johnson
Oleo
Farmers Pride
Maine
N. Main
Ier
Dia
Curtemmons
Louis
By Alan Maver
Noi
Gil Hodges
uuUsa
Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
United States
Rubin Hurricane Carter
George Bennm
Dallas
Mickey Wright
Monte Carlo
Monaco
Graham Hill
England
Richie Ginther
Memphis
Tenn
Stockholm
Sweden
Ingemar Johansson
Geneva
Switzerland
Wolford's Flower Garden
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