Orioles Turn In Five Kid Pitchers To Dominate AL
Five teenage Orioles hurlers Bar ber Estraca Fisher Pappas and Walker powered a 3 2 win over the Yankees as Baltimore built a two game lead over Cleveland Walker earned his first decision with six hitless innings before Bar ber finished the job The Yankees later broke through on Mantle and Berra but fell short as Baltimore extended its lead and Chicago beat Cleveland to stay in the chase The White Sox snapped a losing streak, Kansas City swept Detroit and Boston edged Washington in a day of tight AL action led by Baltimore’s young staff
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Milt Pappas
Jerry Walker
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Chicago
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Roger Maris
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Mantle
Yogi Berra
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Gene Freese
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Detroit
Pete Burnside
Andy Carey
Johansson Awe Strikes Meeting With Boxing Greats
Ingemar Johansson posed with former champions Jack Dempsey and Joe Louis as a new heavyweight championship trophy was announced. He spoke of meetings with Dempsey in 1951 and again during Patterson preparations. Johansson weighed 193 pounds and aimed for 196 in the June 20 bout at the Polo Grounds, with plans for the trophy to remain at Dempsey's.
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Floyd Patterson
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Miss Chances To Cement Win
Cincinnati Reds used eight pitchers and three catchers as the Pirates won 4 3 in 11 innings. Roberto Clemente delivered the decisive RBI single in the 11th after Cincinnati failed to cash in with bases loaded. Hutchinson was banished along with Dotterer and six Reds for heckling as Dick Groat, Smoky Burgess, and Bob Skinner set up the win.
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Lee Walls
Fred Green
Ed Bailey
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Jerry Lynch
Tony Gonzalez
Billy Martin
Roy McMillan
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Saints tainted run and spring training quotes clash in column
The clipping covers a tainted run by Lakeland’s L. F. Lanier after Louis Konyah’s wild pitches. It also notes Notre Dame coach Joe Kuharich seeking unity among alumni, lists spring training lineups, and highlights Art Kunz Jr.’s Cincinnati tennis success. It mentions Chile’s 1960 Rome Olympic withdrawal and funds allocated for earthquake recovery.
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Giants face park and parking woes at Candlestick
Park hazards top San Francisco notes as Candlestick undermines stadium access with a sinking lot needing 15000 to repair and yearly 5000 upkeep, while six fans suffer heart attacks. Pitcher John Flavin struck out 13 in six innings for Palatka. Ohio University and Miami figures highlight a strong sports year with OU winning the MAC basketball crown and Allisports Trophy honors.
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Cincinnati Reds
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Banks Hitting and Cubs Rally To 9-1 Win
San Francisco AP report confirms Lou Boudreau's optimism as Ernie Banks resumes hitting and Jerry Kindall shines since his May call up. Banks homered, doubled and tripled in Chicago's 9-1 beating of the Giants, while Kindall drove in three with two doubles. Glen Hobbie held San Francisco to six hits and the Cubs moved within reach of Pittsburgh.
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Ernie Banks
Jerry Kindall
Banks
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Kindall
Houston
Tony Taylor
Cubs
Giants
Glen Hobbie
Pittsburgh
Johny Antonelli
Bob Will
Joe Shipley
Boudreau
Lou
Ward's costly turn earns crowd pleasing victory
INDIANAPOLIS RP Rodger Ward broke off a blistering duel with Jim Rathmann near the end of a 502 mile race to avoid tire failure. Ward won fan support despite a $25,000 loss and collected $43,025 while Rathmann took $110,000 plus new car and gifts from the $367,850 purse after a see saw finish through the last laps.
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Rodger Ward
Jim Rathmann
Rathmann
Miami
Ward
Browns Sign Mitchell and Plum in NFL Pact
Cleveland Browns announce contract signings of halfback Bobby Mitchell and quarterback Milt Plum for the upcoming season. Mitchell, 25 from Illinois, in his third Browns year, posted 743 rushing yards and 10 touchdowns last season, plus 330 receiving yards and 74 total kickoff and punt return yards. Plum, 25 from Penn State, in his fourth Browns year, threw 1,992 yards with 14 TDs on 156 completions.
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Bobby Mitchell
Milt Plum
Cleveland Browns
National Football League
Mitchell
Illinois
Browns
Plum
Penn State
Paul Brown
Yawkey threatens to move Red Sox over criticism
Boston Red Sox owner Tom Yawkey, in a rare news conference atop Fenway Park, hinted he might move the team if writers keep up the pressure but later said no plans to relocate or sell. He and GM Bucky Harris backed manager Billy Jurges amid rumors, calling the situation resolved for now.
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Pastrano Picked To Win Tonight In Chicago Bout
Willie Pastrano, unbeaten this year, is a 2-1 favorite to beat Sonny Ray in a light heavyweight contest at Chicago Stadium. The 10 round fight airs on ABC at 9 EST under the five point must system. Pastrano, based in Miami Beach, is a dancing battler with limited punching power, while Ray has 14 knockouts in 17 wins and a career with 9 losses and 6 draws.
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Willie Pastrano
Sonny Ray
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Pastrano
Miami Beach
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National League Tuesday results and Wednesday schedule
National League scores show Philadelphia defeating Milwaukee 12 to 7 and Pittsburgh beating Cincinnati 4 to 3 in 11 innings. Chicago routed San Francisco 9 to 1 while Los Angeles edged St. Louis 8 to 3. Wednesday features Chicago at San Francisco Milwaukee at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Pittsburgh and St. Louis at Los Angeles with Thursday set Chicago at Los Angeles and St. Louis at San Francisco.
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Baseball scores and racing notes from Chicago to Boston
Chicago 6 Cleveland 4 Kansas City 2 Detroit 1 Baltimore 3 New York 2 Boston 5 Washington 1 New York at Baltimore Cleveland at Kansas City Chicago at Detroit Washington at Boston International League Richmond 35 Toronto 2 Other games postponed American Association Minneapolis 4 St Paul 2 Denver 5 Houston 2 Indianapolis 5 Louisville 4 Charleston 10 Dallas Fort Worth 1 Jockey Willie Shoemaker has ridden six winners on a single day’s card on four occasions.
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Yesterday's Stars by Associated Press baseball roundup
Pitching by Dick Hall of the A's limited the Tigers to three hits in a 2 1 victory, while an eighth inning homer by pinch hitter Sandymores spoiled a two hit shutout. Jerry Kindall of the Cubs drove in three runs with two doubles as Chicago defeated the Giants 9 1.
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Giants Return Home Mired in Losing Week
Giants stumble back to Candlestick Park as Cubs take two of three, dropping San Francisco a game behind the Pirates. Chicago narrow wins aided by Ernie Banks and Bob Will homers. Glen Hobbie earns the win. Phillies overpower Milwaukee 12-7 as Chris Short debuts in relief for a victory. Dodgers rally past the Pirates with a grand slam by Norm Sherry in the sixth.
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Pancho Herrera
Chris Short
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Ron Kline
Stan Williams
Bill White
Ken Boyer
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Big Hits Keep Brother Battery Intact For Dodgers
Los Angeles Dodgers catcher Norm Sherry hit his first grand slam to break a tie, guiding the Dodgers to an 8-3 win over St. Louis. His 28 year old rookie season includes a third homer and two wining shots, as he forms a brother battery with pitcher Larry Sherry. Stan Williams earned his third win, with Larry pitching the final 12 1/3 innings.
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