Higgins Returns to Manage Red Sox After Firing in 1959
Pinky Higgins resumes the Boston managerial post replacing Bill Jurges after a 4-1 win over Chicago. Yawkey, citing a gentlemen's agreement, confirms Higgins will join the road trip from Dallas, while the club sits 31-43 on the season and Jurges led a 44-36 finish.
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Pinky Higgins
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Tom Yawkey
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del Baker
Kansas City
Ray Boone
Milwaukee
Pete Runnels
Suggs Captures 80th Women's Round Robin Title
Louise Suggs of Castle View Georgia won the 80th Women's Round Robin at Knollwood Country Club with a 4 over par 76 in the final round and a five round total of 364 plus 39. She succeeds Betsy Rawls as champion after Rawls finished second at plus 2 with a 371 medal tally. Marilynn Smith led the final round with 74 and finished third with plus 26 and a 273 medal total.
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Knollwood Country Club
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Cats Barons Win As Vols Slide In La Ark Standings
Bastrop shut out West Monroe 2-0 on Joe Roan’s mound as La Ark leaders fall back. Sterlington tops Monroe 3-1 on Jerry Godwin’s six strong innings before a late surge. Monroe scores in second but Sterlington answers with three runs in sixth. Ruston travels to Dubach as only game tonight.
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Littler Wins Oklahoma City Open In Dramatic Finish
Gene Littler sank a 20 foot birdie on the final hole to win the Oklahoma City Open at Twin Hills County Club with a 72 hole total of 273 and a final round 68. Art Wall Jr and Arnold Palmer challenged, but Littler’s late surge earned him $4,300, with Wall and Palmer also among top money winners.
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Delta League contest ends with 72 69 77 20
Drew defeated Calhoun 8-3 in a Delta League game Sunday afternoon. Griggs earned the win and led the hitters with two hits in three trips to the plate.
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Rademacher and Clark Set for June 29 Fight Card
Salt Lake City AP reports promoter Norm Rothschild announced heavyweight contenders Pete Rademacher and Lamar Clark will clash in a 10 round bout scheduled for June 29. The match anchors the card featuring the NBA middleweight title bout between Gene Fullmer and Carmen Basilio.
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Indians Back Into Lead As A’s Sweep Orioles
Kansas City and Baltimore split a doubleheader with the A’s winning 6-1 and 5-3 in 10 innings to drop Baltimore a half-game behind Cleveland in the American League standings. Russ Snyder sparked the opener with a 385-foot triple, and Bud Daley earned the win in the first game while Johnny Bucks took the second. Baltimore catcher Clint Courtney left early after knee injury in the first game.
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Six Way Tie In Legion Junior Baseball Race
A six way tie for first could emerge as Fifth District senior junior standings heat up with three games on today schedule. Monroe, Ruston and Farmerville share top spot at 2 1 with three clubs one game back at 1 2 while West Monroe Bastrop and Rayville vie for a late surge in afternoon contests. Today matchups include Monroe at Rayville West Monroe at Farmerville Ruston at Bastrop.
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Williams Posts Sixth Straight Win as Dodgers Top Reds
Stan Williams fired four singles allowed in a 3-1 victory over Cincinnati, chalking his sixth straight win. Dodgers built a 2-0 lead on Maury Wills, Charley Neal, and Norm Laker hits, added a Demeter homer, while Eddie Kasko broke the shutout with a seventh inning homer for the Reds.
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Oak Grove stuns St Joseph with eighth inning homer
Oak Grove won 8-6 as Billy Alsbrook hit a two run homer in the eighth inning to beat St Joseph in Pelican League action. Ronnie Myrick added a first inning two run shot. Oman Rutherford earned the win over Fowler. After five innings the St Joseph lead was lost and the game halted. Winnsboro routed Newellton 13 1/4 with John Gray and Joe Henry going 2-4 each. League to meet Delhi Saturday.
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Bantam Ben Predicts Mark To Be Topped
Denver AP Four time winner Ben Hogan says Cherry Hills is easy and his 276 scoring record may fall this week at the U S Open on the 7004 yard par 71 layout. Hogan aims for a fifth Open crown with Ralph Arnold backing him as favorites gather including Billy Casper Jr Gary Player Jerry Barber and Jack Nicklaus in the field.
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Caldwell Boys Pace Crowville To 8 6 Victory
Caldwell boys Bobby and Dalton teamed to propel Crowville to an 8 6 Franklin Parish League win over Archibald. Bobby pitched eight innings with 10 strikeouts while Dalton went 3 3 at the plate. Joel Street added 3 4 in Crowville’s 15 hit attack. Archibald’s Bruce and Lamb led with strong at bats. Ken McKay took the loss.
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Top Ten Home Run Ranks Amid St Louis Chi Mil Stars
Baseball ranking snapshot shows Chi and Mil players leading home run totals with Aaron and Mathews among top hitters. McCovey Cepeda and Clemente headline RBIs race with strong showings by Pitt, SF and other clubs in a condensed league summary.
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Six-team race may reach dead lock after Friday games
Vic victories by front-runners could widen the gap between first and second division teams. Monroe, coming off a 6-4 extra innings win over Bastrop Friday night, will likely start L. M. Welch, Neal Gunn, or Mel Jordan against Rayville's Stewart Dyer. West Monroe’s Dan McClure will start Charles Taylor at Farmerville. Taylor’s only prior start was a loss to Ruston. McClure said the team will leave at 1 p.m. for a 3 p.m. game.
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Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
New York special reports a non surgical cure for hemorrhoids using Bio Dyne now marketed as Preparation H. Doctors observed rapid pain relief and actual shrinking lasting for months with no narcotics or anesthetics. Patients with 10 to 20 years of symptoms improved. product available as suppositories or ointment with applicator. satisfaction guaranteed.
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