Indians Host Cancer-Stricken Boy At Cleveland Game
Fourteen year old Jerry Vaughn, a die hard Indians fan given two months to live, attended a game at Municipal Stadium with his mother and friends. He sat in a stadium seat despite cancer disabling his limbs, as Cleveland lost 3 2 to Washington. he left with a red Indians cap and an autograph book.
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Shoemaker Stole Derby Declares Debonair Boss
Willie Shoemaker steered Lucky Debonair to a Derby upset over Dapper Dan and others, outthinking rivals as Flag Raiser broke slowly. Debonair trainer Frank Catrone praised Shoemaker while ambitions turn toward the Preakness and Belmont.
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McCovey homers twice to lift Giants past Dodgers 3 2
Willie McCovey drove in all three San Francisco runs with two home runs including a 10th inning shot off Bob Miller, ending a 76 game drought. Robin Roberts tied Whitey Ford for the AL lead in shutouts with No. 42 as the Orioles swept the Yankees, 5 0, after winning the opener 4 2 in 10 innings.
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McCovey Aids Aching Feet With Big Blows
Willie McCovey muscles through痛 feet to homer in the 10th, lifting the Giants to a 4 2 win over the Dodgers. He hits his second homer of the day and fifth of the season as Los Angeles loses ground while Tommy Davis is out for three months with a broken ankle. Phillies sweep Milwaukee. Cardinals and Cubs win. Mets, Reds, and Astros games noted.
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King Drives Wins as Senators Take Doubleheader
Jim King belted a decisive eighth inning single to score Ed Brinkman and keep Washington ahead 3-2 in game one. He then delivered a go ahead single in the 10th of game two to lift the Senators 4-2, as King extended his late season impact after a slow start.
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Yale Freshman Don Schollander Stars After Olympic Golds
New Haven, Conn. Don Schollander, recent four gold medalist in Tokyo, emerged in the national spotlight two years ago at Yale pool by winning the 200 yard AAU crown as a 16 year old. Now he is a Yale freshman swimmer.
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Sunday's Baseball Results Across Leagues
Chicago beat Houston 6 to 3 and San Francisco topped Los Angeles 4 to 2 in 10 innings. Cincinnati swept New York 9-10, Philadelphia 48-6, Milwaukee 0-7, St. Louis 95, Pittsburgh 5-4. Upcoming interleague games listed for Tuesday.
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Suns Briefly Rise as Four Victory Streak Boosts Standings
Jacksonville Suns vault to fourth in the International League after five wins in their last five games. They sit three behind Atlanta, with Buffalo in the cellar and Toledo half a game behind after a doubleheader split. Sunday also saw Atlanta split with Toronto, Columbus and Syracuse divide, and Jets and Chiefs split a twinbill. Spriggs Herrera Martinez and Powers hit four homers among several long balls.
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Weekend Fights in Bahia Blanca Feature Bonavena KO
Oscar Bonavena 206 pounds from Buenos Aires knocked out Carlos Vasquez 187 pounds in Bahia Blanca. In St John Jackie Burke 1192 pounds outpointed Roger Frechette 119 pounds in Lowell Massachusetts over ten rounds.
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Twin Win Puts Cincy In First
Cincinnati Reds sweep New York Mets in a doubleheader 9 4 and 10 8 to move into first place in the National League pennant race. Gordy Coleman had a five hit day driving in four runs including a two run homer to key the comeback and drive the late rally. Art Shamsky and Johnny Edwards also homered as Frank Robinson nurses a thumb injury and Joe Nuxhall’s replacement Roger Craig saw Mets rally.
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