Indians Nudge Past Orioles in 11th Inning Victory
Johnny Temple belted an 11th inning homer for a 3-2 Cleveland win over Baltimore as the Indians move within 1 4 games of the Orioles. Bob Turley earned the win after Klippstein held the Orioles hitless in relief. Bell lost. Yankees rally past Kansas City 5-2 as Baltimore slips half a game back.
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Rematch To Be Ingo's Last Bout
Sweden's Ingemar Johansson says the Patterson rematch will be his absolute last bout. He arrives from New York hopeful of a fair chance, despite losing to Patterson in five rounds. Johansson expects about $650,000 for the June 20 New York fight and hints at a West Coast venue for a possible October or November third fight. He plans a Denmark movie with Dinah Shore for American TV and then a move to Geneva.
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Double Main Event Promises Night of Wrestling at Fair Park
Doc Sarpolis presents a two main event card at Allen Arena Fair Park Coliseum tonight. Tron Mike DiBiase returns to face Alex Perez of Amarillo in the main belt bout, while Art Nelson clashes with Eric Pedersen the former Mr. America. The undercard features three preliminaries with heavy action and a debuting masked contender Dr X facing Joe Hamilton.
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Allen Arena
Fair Park Coliseum
Tron
Mike DiBiase
Alex. Perez
Amarillo
Art Nelson
Eric Pedersen
Mr. America
Big Bob Geigel
Jack O'Reilly
Sydney
Australia
Dr. X
Joe Hamilton
Tokyo Joe
Silento Rodriguez
Big Spring and Denver City Tie in Legion Play
In Steel Park Monday Denver City and Big Spring combined for a 21 to 10 win by Big Spring after trailing 8 to 0 in the first three innings. Tommy Young went 6 for 6 with three doubles and jeff Brown and Herb Sorley contributed key hits. The victory ties Big Spring with Denver City for second place in District 19 American Legion south zone, with Lubbock Red Checks atop the standings. Both leaders have two losses as the zone schedule continues with a double round robin against Lubbock upcoming.
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American Legion
Steel Park
Tommy Young
Jerry Dunlap
State Street
Herb Sorley
Jeff Brown
Arthur Williams
Roy New
Finland's Billesfjord Arctic harbor ships lumber postwar
Finland's Billesfjord harbor, the first postwar Arctic port, now handles lumber shipments.
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Pirates Giants Draw After Rain Delayed 7-7 Tie
Pittsburgh and San Francisco battled to a 7-7 draw in a rain delayed game called by curfew. Roberto Clemente delivered a game tying single after walks, Rocky Nelson drove in four with a three run homer and a double as Willie Mays had given the Giants a 7-6 lead in the seventh. The game will be replayed from the start at a later date.
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Lubboock Club Tourney Upsets Highlight First Round
In the Lub bock Country Club event Ronnie Craig fell to Jack Garrett 2 and 1 in the championship flight. D L Craig defeated Tom Murphey 1 up while Robert Rodgers beat Roy Cooper 3 and 2. Don Brown edged C A Rodgers 2 and 1 after a back nine surge. Hugh Anderson won 1 up in 19 holes over Bob Booker. Juniors see Ted Hatchett tying Robert Hoffman after 36 holes at 161 each. Finals set for Monday with a concurrent flag tourney.
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Roy Coop
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Rodgers
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Rogers
Hugh Anderson
Bob Booker
Ted Hatchett
Robert Hoffman
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Hatchett
Tuesday Baseball Results Include Tight Wins Across Leagues
The American League featured New York defeating Kansas City 5 to 2 and Cleveland edging Baltimore 3 to 2 in ten innings while Washington outlasted Chicago 2 to 1 in fourteen. National League totals show Milwaukee, Chicago, Cincinnati, St Louis, Philadelphia, Los Angeles and San Francisco posting varied results with a curfew ending the SF-Pittsburgh tie at seven. Upcoming games include Kansas City at New York and Detroit at Boston, with several night doubleheaders and matchups across leagues and cities.
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Covington Leads Brewers Past Cubs at Wrigley in Rain-delayed Win
Wes Covington clubbed a leadoff homer his sixth of the season and added an insurance run as Milwaukee beat Chicago 5 to 3 at Wrigley Field. The game, delayed an hour during Milwaukee's fourth inning, followed a rainout of Milwaukee's earlier Chicago visit and featured weather interruptions before a late decision.
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Paris Golf Tourney Opens This Weekend in Paris
The 14th annual Paris golf and country club tournament starts Saturday with Friday qualifying. About 128 golfers from four states compete, with defending champion Ben Billingsley of Paris as the favorite.
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Don Jordan names Ker korian as manager in bid for Paret rematch
Former welterweight champion Don Jordan announced he signed airline executive Kirk Kerkorian as his manager. He said plans were laid for a title rematch with Benny Kid Paret while noting Ker korian’s role amid boxing strategy. Separately a Calcutta study lists Bengali as the most developed language, Hindi as fastest growing, with Sanskrit third.
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Kirk Kerkorian
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Kid) Paret
India
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Championship golf results crown champions across flights
Championship Flight saw Marshall over Patterson 4 and 2 and Blanchard over Finley 1 up on 19. Garrett defeated Craig 2 and 1 while Craig beat Murphey 1 up. Lott won 4 and 3 over Cooper. Trout 4 and 3 over Napier. Byars won over Weaver Jr. default Curry over Cooper 2 up. Tripp beat Widener 7 and 4. Jennings over Bellow 4 and 3. Rodgers over Cooper 3 and 2. Brown 2 and 1 over Rodgers. Jennings over Chauncey 3 and 2. Mitchell over Yates 2 and 1. Markham beat Cochran 2 and 1. Anderson over Booker 1 up on 14. Second Flight Stone over Chapner 3 and 2. Testwich over Hoffman 3 and 1. Moss over Herman 6 and 5. Third Flight Taylor over Abell 3 and 2. Fulton over Crow 5 and 3. Westerburg over Armstrong 7 and 5. Fourth Flight Livermore over Hudson 1 and 6. Walton over Whitcamber. Stalcup over Chauncey 2 and 1. Juniors 14-153 Teddy Hatchet 85 76 1681 Hoff man 79 82 161 0-13 Dean Hatchet beat Reynolds 3 and 4. Tanky Murphey bye. Blakey bye. Keeney bye. Imbordino over Robertson 5 and 4. Cochran bye. Westerberg bye. Furr bye.
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J. D. Testwich
Howard Hoffman
Hoyle Moss
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Bob Westerburg
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George P. Livermore
Arie Hudson
Newt Walton
John Whitcamber
O. B. Stalcup
Jim Chauncey
Teddy Hatchet
Robert Hoffman
Eight U S Crews In Henley Race
Eight American eight oared crews prepared for the Henley Royal Regatta opening on Wednesday. Yale led overseas hopefuls for the Grand Challenge Cup as Harvard Detroit Kent School Kent St Johns Eliot House and others challenged Oxford Cambridge crews and Thames clubs for the Thames Cup spotlight.
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Bednarik to Return for One More Season with Eagles
Philadelphia star Chuck Bednarik ended retirement plans and announced he will return to play a 12th season with the Eagles. He said he is physically able to compete and will rejoin the club this year.
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Rhodesia Sees Record 1959 Copper and Tobacco Exports
Rhodesia posted record performance for copper and tobacco in 1959 driven by strong global demand and expanded output. Copper production rose with higher mine activity while tobacco shipments increased citing favorable prices and weather. Local firms and government data show heightened export value and export volumes across both commodities.
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