Orioles Finish Best In AL Round-Robin
The White Sox, powered by Moose Skowron's 308 clip since a midseason trade, beat Baltimore 3 0 to pull within a half game of the AL-leading Orioles. Skowron's homer started Chicago's rally as New York slipped to third after a 10 of 15 swing against the leaders.
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Skowron
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Washington
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Los Angeles Dodgers
White Sox
Chicago
New York
Nichols Captures Curling World Golf Championship in Upset
Bobby Nichols, a 21 year old PGA champion, won the Curling World Golf Championship at Oakland Hills with a 278 four rounds. Arnold Palmer finished one stroke back in second as Jack Nicklaus tied for fifth. Gary Player was third, Ben Hogan and Pete Brown tied for fourth. Hogan's steady form and Brown's historic breakthrough marked notable performances.
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Bobby Nichols
Arnold Palmer
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Arnie
Big Jack
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Palmer
Oakland Hills
Gary Plaver
South Africa
Ben Hogan
Pete Brown
Los Angeles
Hogan
Brown
Schul Sets Two Mile Mark at Pierce College
Schul of Miami University Ohio won the two mile with 8:26.4 at Pierce College in Woodland Hills California. Four timers confirmed the exact time. Schul beat his nearest rival by about 20 seconds as he set a new American record and eclipsed the former marks by Jazy Beatty and the existing standard.
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Ohio
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Michael Jazy
France
Paris
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Los Angeles
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Toledo
Prokopenko
U.S
Astoria Pool
Tokyo
Nevergall Wins World Senior Golf Crown in Colorado
Dorsey Nevergall of Pompano Beach Florida defeated Jack Barker of Australia 5 and 4 in the World Senior Golf Tournament final in Colorado Springs. Nevergall birdied the first hole with a 12 foot putt and led all 18 holes, giving up only the 10th hole when a drive found trouble and a shot into a trap.
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Dorsey Nevergall
Pompano Beach
Fla
Australia
Jack Barker
Nevergall
Allen Drives Rookie Hopes Amid Sloppy Defense and Standout Slugging
At 22, Allen leads Philadelphia with 24 homers and 73 RBIs but added 33 errors in 129 games, hampering a 10-2 loss to Pittsburgh. Carty and Hart answered with five-hit nights and multi RBI tallies as San Francisco won game one 15-10 and Milwaukee took game two 7-4. Hart drove in six across the doubleheader while Carty went 5-for-5 in the nightcap, lifting NL chase for Rookie of the Year.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Carty
Hart
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Milwaukee
Bob Bailey
Gene Alley
Manny Mota
Giants
Jim Davenport
Army Coach Praises Cadets For Top Conditioning
At West Point Coach Paul Dietzel praised the Army football squad as the best conditioned group in 17 years of college coaching after opening day. Only five of 79 candidates failed the opening physical aptitude test. The Cadets prepare at Camp Buckner ahead of classes starting September 8.
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West Point
Paul Dietzel
Army
Camp Buckner
Dover rider finishes fourth in Iowa State Fair feature race
Dean Mast of Dover Ohio placed fourth in the 15 mile feature race for big cars at the Iowa State Fair. The race was won by Harvid Leep of Wichita Kansas.
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Iowa
Dean Mast
Dover
Ohio
Harvid Leep
Wichita
Kan
Jastremski's Comeback Gives U.S. Edge Again
Jastremski returns from near retirement to dominate the 200 meter breaststroke at the U S Olympic trials, breaking world marks and securing a Tokyo berth. Donna de Varona shatters the women 400 meter individual medley world record with 5 14 9. Roy Saari wins the 400 meter freestyle in 4 13 5 while Don Schollander trails.
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Chet Jastremski
Uncle Sam
Tokyo
Russia
Georgi Prokopenko
Jastremski
Indiana University
Santa Clara
Calif. S.C
Roy Saari
el Segundo
S.C
California
Don Schollander
Baseball Scores and Upcoming Tuesday Games
Scores listed: San Francisco 13 4 Milwaukee 10 7 St Louis 5 Los Angeles 1 Houston 8 6 Cincinnati 5 7 Pittsburgh 10 Philadelphia 2 Chicago 7 New York 3. Tonight Los Angeles at St Louis. Tuesday San Francisco at New York Milwaukee at St Louis Houston at Philadelphia Los Angeles at Pittsburgh Chicago at Cincinnati.
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Philadelphia
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Pet. G.B
Louis
Scores and matchups in early season NBA action
Kansas City 94 Cleveland 34 and New York 9 Boston 3 lead weekend results. Chicago 3 Baltimore 6 and Minnesota 5 Washington 4 show lopsided first games. Los Angeles 5 Detroit 4. Washington at Minnesota is sole scheduled game with a set of remaining picks: New York at Los Angeles N Boston at Kansas City N Baltimore at Minnesota N Detroit at Chicago N Cleveland at Washington N
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Ken McBride
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Indians
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Robin Roberts
Ward
Joel Horlen
Gary Peters
Hoyt Wilhelm
Brooks Robinson
Orioles
Horlen
Roberts
International League scores recap
Syracuse defeated Buffalo 8 to 2 in the second game with Iain Torrnto driving seven runs. Rochester beat Richmond 11 to 2 as Atlanta claimed 9 and Columbus 16 over Jacksonville 4.
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Buffalo
Iain Torrnto
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Richmond
Atlanta
Columbus
Jacksonville
Reds Edge Astros In 7 6 Doubleheader Comeback
In Cincinnati, the Reds rallied from a 5 0 hole with nine errors on the day, beating Houston 7 6 to stay 5 1/2 games behind Philadelphia. Bill Henry pitched five innings of one hit ball in relief as Joey Jay started the nightcap and the Reds surged with key hits from Johnson Boros Ruiz and Mel Queen.
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Phils
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Dick Sisler
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Henry
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Deron Johnson
Jay
Nellie Fox
Frank Robinson
al Spangler
Spangler
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Chico Ruiz
Walter Bond
Johnson
Steve Boros
Ruiz
Mel Queen
Gor
Koufax May Be Lost For Season
Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax, the major leagues' leading winner with 19 victories, is unlikely to pitch again this season due to elbow inflammation. Doctor Robert Kerlan said recovery will be gradual and unlikely before season’s end after Koufax flew home from St Louis for treatment.
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Sandy Koufax
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Koufax
St. Louis
Robert Kerlan
Kerlan
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Koufay
Pion Dodgers
International track results listed with several nations
The AP report lists competitors from Japan South Korea Nicaragua Panama and other countries with times and placements in a track event. Names include Shigemasa Kawakami Chang Byung Oh Ra ton Mojica Eugenio Hurtado and others with varying results.
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Shigemasa Kawakami
Japan
Chang Byung Oh
South Korea
Managua
Nicaragua
Raton Mojica
Eugenio Hurtaio
Panama
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Phillies
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Hank Aaron
Braves
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Dietzel
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Don Jones
Ken Johnson
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Robinson
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