Pirates and Cardinals split as Giants stay close
In St Louis the Pirates beat the Cardinals 15-3 in the opener of a doubleheader before the Cards won the nightcap to take the series 3-1. Vern Law won his ninth, while Mazeroski starred in the opener with Hoak, Burgess and Groat leading Pittsburgh hitters.
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Hoak
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Julian Javier
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Ernie Broglio
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Joe
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Dick Stuart
Flood
McCovey Delivers Grand Slam as Giants maul Braves
Willie McCovey belted his first major league grand slam in the eighth inning to spark the San Francisco Giants to a 16-7 rout of the Atlanta Braves. The Giants piled up 18 hits, with Orlando Cepeda driving in three and Bob Schmidt adding two doubles. Billy O’Leary earned the win in relief as Atlanta’s Ron Piche took the loss.
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Lopata
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Mathews
Schmidt
Mays
Aaron
Canada
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Crandall
McCormick
Byerly
Cranta JP
Demeter Homers as Dodgers Down Reds 3-1 in LA
Stan Williams pitched four hit ball through six innings and posted his sixth straight win. Don Demeter belted his eighth homer and Maury Wills, Charley Neal, and Norm Larker drove in runs to lift the Dodgers over Cincinnati 3-1, while Williams allowed only four Reds hits and eight strikeouts.
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Cincinnati
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Williams
Dodgers
Maury Wills
Charley Neal
Norm Laker
Don Demeter
Eddie Kasko
Redleg
Jay Hook
Dodger
Demeter
Orioles Drop Doubleheader To A's Narrow AL Lead
The Kansas City A's swept Baltimore 6-1 and 5-3 in 10 innings, pulling the Orioles a half game behind Cleveland in the AL standings. Bud Daley earned the first win for KC, Snyder collected three hits in the opener, and Wilhelm took the loss in both games.
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Indians
New York
Wilhelm
Russ
Snyder
Hoyt Wilhelm
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Herzog
Norm Siebern
Johnny Bucks
Kansas City
Brooks Robinson
al Pilarcik
Robinson
Lemon's Three Homers Lift Nats in Split with Detroit
Washington outfielder Jim Lemon hit three home runs as the Senators split a doubleheader with Detroit. He led an 18 total homers in the two games as Camilo Pascual won the first game and Frank Lary the second, despite late-inning help from Tom Morgan. Detroit's Rocky Colavito matched Lemon with two homers in the nightcap.
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Rocky Colavito
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Runnels Owns Sox After Two-Run Single and Great Catch
Pete Runnels delivered a two-run single and a sensational running grab to beat the Chicago White Sox 4-1. He also helped spark Boston’s three-run fifth inning, lifting his batting average to .385, as Frank Sullivan pitched a strong complete game for the last-place Red Sox.
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Pete Runnels
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Luis Aparicio
Chicago
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Ted Williams
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Keough
Sullivan
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Staley
Lewn
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Sievers
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Geiger
Hicks
Sullivan CW
Lollar
Shaw
Franley
U — McKinley
Honochick
Chulak
Hurley
Higgins Named New Manager of Red Sox
Boston owner Tom Yawkey announced Pinky Higgins will return as field manager, replacing Billy Jurges after a 4-1 win over Chicago. Higgins, a former third baseman, will rejoin the team for a road trip as Jurges is removed amid a rest dispute and interim coach Del Baker handles duties.
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Bosox
Boston
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Pinky
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Tom Yawkey
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Red Sox
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Sox
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del Baker
Ortiz in Top Bout for Junior Welter Title
Carlos Ortiz of New York is favored 11-5 to defend his junior welterweight title against Duilio Loi of Italy in a 15 round bout at the Cow Palace San Francisco televised by ABC. Loi is Europe welterweight champion and has never been stopped in 111 fights.
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UPI
Carlos Ortiz
Duilio Loi
Italy
San Francisco Cow Palace
Loi
Europe
ABC
NBC
Eduardo Lausse
Argentina
Marcel Pigou
France
St. Nicholas Arena
Battling Torres
Mexico
Jorgen Johansen
Denmark
Russians Take Cage Crown For Europe
In Sofia Bulgaria at Vasil Levsky Stadium the Soviet Union defeated Bulgaria 52 50 in overtime to win the 1960 European women's basketball title. Bulgaria held a ten goal lead in the second half before the Russians staged a comeback to force a 45 45 tie at regulation end. The Russians won in five minutes of extra time.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Soviet
Russia
Vasil Levsky
Tech Ex Named Mount Pleasant Head Coach
John Moughon former Texas Tech quarterback is advanced from assistant to head football coach at Mount Pleasant High School. He succeeds Herb Zimmerman who resigned to join Baylor as an assistant coach.
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Mount Pleasant
John Moughon
Texas Tech
Mount Pleasant High School
Herb Zimmerman
Baylor
Expansion Discussed By MVC No Action Taken By Group
Kansas City AP Norvall Neve stated the Missouri Valley Conference discussed possible expansion at a one day meeting of faculty representatives and athletic directors but no decisions or votes were taken Houston's withdrawal prompted the talks with no new member applications revealed or considered.
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Missouri Valley Conference
Norvall Neve
Houston
Neve
Missouri Valley
Indians Yankees doubleheader postponed by rain
The New York Yankees and Cleveland Indians had the Sunday doubleheader postponed due to rain with the Yankees leading 1-0 in the first inning of the opener. Also notes two golfers have won the PGA and USGA Open in the same year, Gene Sarazen in 1922 and Ben Hogan in 1948.
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UPI
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Yankees
Gene Sarazen
Ben Hogan
Two Dutch Girls Break World Records in Leipzig Meet
Marianne Heemskerk clocked 2 34.4 for 200 m butterfly beating Becky Collins world mark of 2 37. Ria Van Velsen touched 11 11 for 100 m back in medley relay, surpassing Carin Cone’s 1 11.4. Chester Norris, Mississippi sophomore quarterback next fall, is listed as a resident of Ft. Walton Beach Florida.
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ADN
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Becky Collins
Indianapolis
Ind
Ria van Velsen
Carin Cone
Ridgewood
Chester Norris
Mississippi
Ft. Walton Beach
Fla
Snead and Palmer Lead British Open Field
Sam Snead and Arnold Palmer head a 30 man American challenge for the Centenary British Open to be played July 4 8 at St Andrews Scotland. Snead winner of the 1946 title heads a group with 18 previous Open wins and may skip the event unless he performs well in the U S Open next week.
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Arnold Palmer
Snead
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