Open leads Sanders and Rosburg in strong second round
Bob Rosburg and Doug Sanders shot 67s to reach 139 totals and share the halfway lead at the U S Open golf championship in Birmingham Michigan Arnold Palmer faltered to 75 on Friday leaving him 149 and out of the early lead Palmer struggled with double bogeys and short putts while Sanders and Rosburg kept steady with 3 under par rounds defending champ Palmer barely makes Saturday's 36 hole finale on nearly perfect scoring day at Oakland Hills.
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Bob Rosburg
Doug Sanders
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Denver
Sanders
Pudgy Rosburg
Oakland Hills
Gary Player
Ben Hogan
Player
Golden Boy
Bob Harris
Winnetka
Ill
Eric Monti
Los Angeles
Rosburg
Gene Littler
el Cajon
Calif
Doug Ford
Jack Nicklaus
Gardner Dickinson
Herman Sharlan
Ted Kroll
Bobby Brue
Tuckahoe
N.Y
Alien Gelberger
Santa Barbara
Menomonee Falls
Wis
Mike Souchak
Grossinger
Fort Worth
Tex
Cease
Jim Ferrier
Burbank
x-Deane Beman
Bethesda
Chick Harbert
Port St. Lucie
Fla
Joe Taylor
Charleston
W.va
South Africa
Dave Hill
Baie Oh Mees
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Billy Maxwell
Dallas
Jerry Barber
Bill Farrell
Ringtiends
Mason Rudolph
Clarksville
Tenn
Jackson Bradley
Ave
Harney
Auburn
Mass
William Hyndman
Indians Tie For First With Orioles Victory
Cleveland Indians beat Baltimore 3-1 to pull into a first place tie with Detroit in the American League. Dick Stigman earned the win in his first start of the season after DL time, allowing four hits in seven innings and driving in the deciding run with a fifth inning single. Barry Latman finished strong, holding the Orioles to no hits in the last two frames.
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Cleveland Indians
Detroit
Baltimore Orioles
Dick Stigman
Barry Latman
Vladuoil
NCW York Oul
Yankees
Stigman
Latman
Orioles
John Romano
Woodie
Indians
Willie Kirkland
Chuck Estrada
Hoyt Wilhelm
Baltimore
Dick Williams
Jackie Brandt
Held
Peerakce
Williams
In Thick of Fight Cincinnati Tops Phillies 4 1
Cincinnati Reds rally for four eighth inning runs to beat Philadelphia 4 1 as Ken Hunt earns his seventh win in ten decisions. Don Demeter hits his fourth homer for Philly before Reds edge ahead with key hits by Freese Post and Lynch.
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Philadelphia Philies
Ken Hunt
Phillies
Jim Brosnan
Don Demeter
Buzhardt
Reds
Gordy Coleman
Cincinnati
Gene Freese
Wally Post
Coleman
Ken Lehman
Jin
Jerry Lynch
Freese
Frank Sullivan
Lehman
Gus Bell
Eddie Kasko
Pete Whisenant
Post
Demeter
Chico Chacon
Clay Dalrymple
Philadelphia
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Kasko
DelGreco Cf
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Taylor
Pinson
Smith
Sullivan
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Zim'rman
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Woods
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DeColeman
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Lynch
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Blasingame
Uni
Peueenan
Burnardt
Bernies
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Per Greco
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Yegiee Ae Forman
Crawford
Red Sox explode for eight in fourth to rout Senators
Boston erased a 6-2 deficit with an eight run fourth inning against Washington, then held on 14-9. Carl Yastrzemski and Vic Wertz drove in key runs as Don Schwall and John Klippstein took the loss. The win pulls Boston into a four way tie for fourth in the American League.
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Boston Red Sox
Washington
Red Sox
Senators
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Carl Yestrzemski
Vic Wertz
Tom Sturdivant
John Klippstein
Don Schwall
Chuck Cottier
Sturdivant
O'Connell
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Hinton
Geiger Cf
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Yast’mski Lf
Long Ib
Wertz
Tasby Cf
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Mahoney
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Sturdiv’t
Hillman
Klippstein
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Sisler
Geiger
Yastrzemski
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Long
Katyna Sanne
Sisten
Cue Cee
Gabler
Schwall
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Tasby
U—Hurley
Honochick
Athletics Debut Shutout Beats Angels 4-0
Lew Krausse of the Kansas City Athletics, a $125 000 bonus recruit out of Chester Pennsylvania, made a sensational big league debut by blanking the Los Angeles Angels on three hits as the A's won 4 to 0. The 18 year old right hander pitched Friday night.
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Lew Krausse
Kansas City Athletics
Los Angeles Angels
A’s
Chester
LeRoy Thomas
Angels
Krausse
Eddie Yost
Leon Wagner
Steve Bilko
Ken McBride
Albie Pearson
Rocky Bridges
Rilke
Thomas
Yost
Earl Averill
Ken Hamlin
Ken Hunt
Ted Kluszewski
Wagner
Bilko
Dick Howser
Municipal Stadium
Lew Krausse Sr
Cardinals-top Pirates 5-2 in seventh inning rally
St. Louis broke a 1-1 duel with a three-run seventh inning to defeat Pittsburgh 5-2. Gibson matched Haddix in a tight pitching duel before McCarver and Gibson drove in two with bases loaded singles. Lillis added a fielder's choice RBI as the Cards pulled away.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Bob Gibson
Bob Lillis
Gibson
Pirate
Harvey Haddix
Bucs
Haddix
Pirates
Bill Vordon
Don Hoak
Bob Skinner
Louis
National League results and upcoming games recap
National League notes show Cincinnati leading in one column while Chicago Philadelphia and San Francisco pursue standings. Friday night Milwaukee beat Los Angeles 2 to 1 and San Francisco topped St Louis 6 to 3. Saturday’s schedule lists Milwaukee at Los Angeles, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, and St Louis at Pittsburgh with starters Williams Ceace Roberta Simmons Gibbon cited.
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Los Asis
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
BOOM
Chicago
Philadelphis Ace
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Los Angeles
Night Coat
Night &. Louis
Fei
Philadelphia
GAM
Buhl
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Gibbon
Weaee
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Baltimore
Washington
Cage
Kansas City
Minnesota
Detroit
Boston
Eines
Sheldon
Daley
Messi
Little Rock
Tigers Tie for AL Lead With 4-2 Win Over Yankees
Detroit defeats New York 4-2 to share the American League lead with Cleveland after five New York errors and a near brawl involving Norm Cash and Jim Coates. Bill Skowron homered for the Yankees, while Phil Regan and Billy Bruton sparked Detroit’s eight hit attack. Ralph Houk was ejected in the seventh after disputing a close play at second.
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Detroit
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Tiger Norm Cash
Yankee
Jim Coates
New York
Ralph Houke
Tigers
Baltimore
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Rors
Bill Stafford
Bill Skowron
Yanks
Billy Bruton
Phil Regan
Houk
Joe Linsalata
Boyer
Wood
Kubek
Bruton Cf
Maris
Ckaline
Mantle
Colavito
Berra If
Skowron
Howard
Rich’son Ab
Regan
Stafford
Coates
Cece Cues
PCA
Richardson
Fernandez
Cash
Eras Dez
Kaline
Sb— Bruton
Coates Ee
Regan Wa
U—Stewart
Berry Linsalata
Umont
Sox Sign Two From Hoover High in San Diego
The Boston Red Sox signed two players from Herbert Hoover High School San Diego California on Friday for undisclosed bonuses. Right handed pitcher Dave Morehead, 17, and left handed hitting outfielder Joe Verdon were signed to Boston contracts.
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Boston
Boston Red Sox
Herbert Hoover High School
San Diego
Calif
Dave Morehead
Joe Verdon
McKinley Advances to West of England Final in Bristol
Charles McKinley of St Louis defeated defending champion Ron Holmberg of Brooklyn 6 4 6 4 to reach the final. His Saturday foe will be Bob Mark of Australia who upset Rod Laver 6 3 6 4 in the other semifinal.
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Charles
Chuck) McKinley
St. Louis
Ron Holmberg
Brooklyn
McKinley
Bob Mark
Australia
Rod Laver
Twins End White Sox Winning Streak Behind Ramos
Pedro Ramos relieved starter Danny McDevitt in the second, holding Chicago to four hits as the Minnesota Twins beat the White Sox 6 to 1. Jim Lemon and Bob Allison supplied timely hits with Lemon homering and driving in the go ahead run, while Harmon Killebrew added his 16th homer as Minnesota snapped Chicago’s seven game win streak.
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Pedro Ramos
Jim Lemon
Bob Allison
Minnesota Twins
Ramos
Danny McDevitt
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Lemon
Allison
Harmon Killebrew
McDevitt
Sherm Lollar
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Aparicio
Gren
Landis
Killebrew
Minoso
Sievers
Tuttle Cf
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Carey
Battey
Fox
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Lollar
Valdiviso
Larsen
Kem’rer
Robinson
Wynn
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Kemmerer
Valdivielso
Minneso
U—Runge
Carrigan
Drummond
Paparella
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Vic Power
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Countryside
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Rex Baxter Jr
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x-Ed_ Meister Jr
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Chemeaeene
Don McCallister
Yorba Linda
Ween
Dick Siderows
Newington
Conn
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Mike Fetchick
Glen Head
Dave Marr
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Ariz
Bill Collins
Rystal River
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Naler
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Aiken
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Penecale
Fred Moseley
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National Cowboy Hall of Fame
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Goodyear
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