Indians Narrow Gap With Seven-Game Win Streak
The Cleveland Indians, riding a seven-game winning streak and a strong bullpen led by Frank Funk Barry Latman and Bob Allen, moved within one game of first place in the American League. Latman’s 4-0 mark and a late rally at Washington sparked the 7-5 victory, tying Detroit for the top spot as the White Sox beat the Tigers.
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ED Wilks
Associated Press
Cleveland Indians
Jimmy Dykes
Frank Funk
Barry Latman
Bob Allen
Cleveland
Latman
Herb Score
Chicago White Sox
Indians
Washington
Senators
Detroit
White Sox
Tigers
Frank Baumann
New York
Minnesota Twins
Los Angeles Angels
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Ron Moeller
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Red Sox
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Los Angeles Dodger
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San Francisco
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Johnny Antonelli
Bobby Locke
John Gabler
Tribe
Jimmy Plersall
Johnny Romano
Vern Law
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Bob Friend
Champs
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Giants
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Ron Perranoski
Face
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Smoky Burgess
Reds
Lew Burdette
Frank Robinson
Jerry Lynch
Robinson
Lynch
Gordie Coleman
Braves
Ed Mathews
Joe Adcock
Joey Jay
Brave
Jim Brosnan
Bill Henry
Carl Sawatski
Bill White
Cardinals
Maury McDremott
Ed Bouchee
Ernie Banks
Joe Schaffernoth
Snead Seeks 21st Open Work for Elusive Crown
Sammy Snead faces 85 remaining spots in a 150 man field for the U S Open with 32 pros and 16 amateurs competing in 36 holes at Grosse Ile Michigan to earn berths. The Open finals run June 15 17 at Oakland Hills Birmingham Michigan with many touring pros seeking qualification over 36 holes in eight sectionals.
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Grosse Ile Golf and Country Club
U. S
Oakland Hills Country Club
Birmingham
Mich
Bakersfield
Calif
Washington
D. C
New York
Cleveland
Oklahoma City
Ken Venturi
Gene Littler
Marty Furgol
Don Whitt
Fred Hawkins
Bill Collins
Bob Goalby
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Don January
Bill Bisdorf
Denver
Atlanta
Chicago
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Portland
Ore
Dallas
Dallas A. C
Columbine Country Club
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Dave Douglas
Clayton
Chick Harbert
Pete Cooper
Freddie Haas
Jim Ferrier
Billy Maxwell
Doug Higgins
Jack Burke
Joe Conrad
Skip Alexander
Charlie Sifford
Nashville Vols Sweep Mobile To Tighten Third Division Pace
The Nashville Vols swept Mobile in two games 2-0 and 6-4 to raise their doubleheader record to an 11-3 mark and tighten their grip on fifth place. Jerry Davis pitched the first win, Jim Dunn plus Bruce Swango supplied relief in the second, while Ed Dick earned his second straight victory for Atlanta. The circuit saw Atlanta, Birmingham, and Macon posting varying results as Shreveport, Birmingham, and Macon also won, with Hogg homering for Shreveport and Douglas excelling for Macon.
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Atlanta
Chattanooga
Shreveport
Birmingham
Macon
Whammy Douglas
Little Rock
Jerry Davis
Nashville
Charlie Gorin
Jim Dunn
Bruce Swango
Dunn
Ed Dick
Richmond
Sam Hitcher
Douglas
Pesaches
Shrevesport
Birminham
Ron Hogg
Frank Jaciuk
Kluszewski hits two run homer against Orioles in win
Angels top Orioles 3 to 0 as Ted Kluszewski belts a first inning two run homer. Rookie lefty Gene Conley shines with six hitless innings, while Kluszewski adds to a season pace that includes 16 extra base hits.
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Baltimore
Ted Kluszewski
Orile
Los Angeles
Oriole
Klus
Angels
Orioles
Itone‘oeller
Kill
Klusvensii
Chicago
Cincinnati Reds
Kin
Mon
Honus
Meer
Indians Sell Pitcher Russ Heman to Los Angeles
Cleveland sold pitcher Russ Heman to the Los Angeles Angels Monday night. The 28 year old right hander appeared in 10 innings for the Indians this season but had no decisions. Heman was dropped from the roster Sunday to make room for the return of southpaw pitcher Dick Sigman from the disabled list.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Russ Heman
Los Angeles Angels
Herman
Indians
Dk Sigman
Sears Moves To Legalize League Change
Ken Sears seeks to legalize his jump from the NBA to the American Basketball League. He asks a US District Court to dismiss a May 1 suit by Graham Paige, owners of the Knickerbockers. Sears claims NBA acts harmed him and seeks counter suit against the NBA and Graham Paige.
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SAN Francisco
Ken Sears
Sears
Graham- Paige Club
New York Knickerbockers
National Basketball Association
Knicks
San Francisco Saints
NBA
Graham Paige
Garden keep its college hoops schedule amid scandals
Madison Square Garden's college basketball program remains unaffected says Ken Norton a Garden committee member and Manhattan College coach. He notes no sentiment to withdraw and ongoing inquiries from schools about future Garden playing dates.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Garden
Ken Norton
Manhattan College
Twi night games and schedule in major leagues
Listings of Tuesday and Wednesday baseball games across the majors with matchups including Detroit at Chicago and Cleveland at Washington, plus twilight doubleheaders and night games. Also notes Tuesday results from the American leagues and minor leagues with scores for several cities and teams.
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Detroit
Bunning
Chicago
Wynn
Baumann
Cleveland
Bell
Washington
McClain
Minnesota
Kralick
New York
Ford
Los Angeles
McBride
Grba
Baltimore
Pappas
Estrada
Kansas City
Walker
Boston
Monbouquette
Pittsburgh
Gibbon
Craig
Philadelphia
Sullivan
San Francisco
O'Dell
Hobbie
Curtis
St. Louis
Broglio
Jackson
Milwaukee
Willey
Cincinnati
Purkey
Monday Night Ladies and Major League Scores
League standings and top performers across Monday events. Madeline Duncan and Mary Abrams lead individual scores in CaLG SVT and Summer leagues. Has Beens and S and H show strong team totals. Don Spatafora and Sue Streetman post high game scores as teams like Has Beens and Webb's Club post big series totals.
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Madeline Duncan
Dizzy Dames
Charmers
Braves
Mary Abrams
Edith Shepherd
M. Abrams
Clarrie Lesinewarde
Sart
Ad Banister
Ridgecrest Subdivision
Riverside & DeLoach Clay& S
Sam Thomas
Ait
Cloyd’s
Sue Streetman
Patsy Clay
S and H
Farmerville Edges Bernice Jr. Legion in Tight Duel
In Farmerville Louisiana Curtis Allen hit the winning run in the sixth inning to lift Farmerville past Bernice 3 to 2 in junior Legion baseball. Danny Albritton pitched four hits for the win while John Jeffcoat took the loss allowing three hits. Doc Hearn triple started the sixth and scored on a walk and a miscue.
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Curtis Allen
Danny Albritton
John Jeffcoat
Bernice
Junior Legion
Jeffcoat
Dubach High
Farmerville High
Doc Hearn
Hez Fkins
Hearn
Larry Green
Albritton
Green
Archie Moore Ready to Ad Lib Against Rinaldi in Title Bout
Archie Moore says he will adapt to any Rinaldi tactic in the 175 pound title fight set for New York Saturday night. He weighs 179 pounds, insists on control throughout, and notes Rinaldi’s less aggressive recent workouts.
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Giulio
ED Corrigan
Monticello
N.Y
Archie Moore
Giulio Rinaldi
New York
Archie
Rinaldi
Italy
Catskill Mountain
Crawford
Alexander Schiff
New York State Athletic Commission
Dr. Schiff
Carry Back Colt Treated For Ankle Infection
Oceanport N J AP Carry Back the 38 year old Belmont winner was treated for an infection in the left front ankle Dr William O Reed Belmont Park said X rays showed no fracture and the lameness comes from bacteria in a rundown during the race The trainer Jack Price said Carry Back is running a temperature and the injury could clear up within a week if treatment works Pending dates include the Dwyer at Aqueduct July 15 Choice Stakes at Monmouth Aug 2 and the Travers at Saratoga Aug 12
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Oceanport
N. J
Little Carry Back
Uyutolivitawics
William O. Reed
Belmont Park
Carry Back
Reed
Jack Price
van Sunday
New York
Monmouth Park
Louisville
Price
Katherine
Miami
Aqueduct
Saratoga
Yachtsmen from eight nations enter Baltic Regatta
MOSCOW AP Yachtsmen from eight countries including the United States will compete in the Baltic Regatta in Tallinn from June 18 to 25 Soviet officials announced today.
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Moscow
United States
Tallinn
Ruston Wins 7-0 as Morris Grand-Slam Shuts Out Monroe
Ruston defeats Monroe 7-0 in Junior Legion action behind Sonny Ramsey’s one-hit pitching and a sixth inning grand slam by Robert Morris. Ruston improves to 3-0 and ties Rayville for the league lead. Zarro, Causey, Kincaid, Walton, Ramsey, Clark, and Storekeeper Harris listed.
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Ruston
Robert Morris
Monroe
Zarro
Causey
Kincaid
Walton
Ramsey and
Clark
Storeikeeper
Cleddie Harris
Boxing Results From Boston and Mexico Cards
Jose Torres of New York knocked out Mel Collins of Trenton in Boston. In Mexico Ignacio Pina of Mexicali stopped Kanji Yonekura of Japan in nine rounds.
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Associated Press
Boston
Jose Torres
New York
Mel Collins
Trenton
Tluana
Mexico
Ignacio Pina
Mexicali
Kanji Yonekura
Japan
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