Cash and Maris Threaten 1937 Home Run Mark
Detroit’s Norm Cash and New York’s Roger Maris pace the league with nine homers in the month as both chase Rudy York’s 18 in a month record. Cash’s 19th of the season comes with Detroit’s 7 1 win over Boston while Maris connects for his 21st in the Yankees 7 2 loss to Cleveland.
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Fred Down
Press International
Norm Cash
Roger Maris
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Tiger
Yankee
Rudy York
Cash
Cleveland
White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Maris
Yankees
Indians
Tigers
Detroit
Jim Piersall
Chicago White Sox
Los Angeles Angels
Baltimore Orioles
Washington Senators
Minnesota Twins
Kansas City Athletics
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
San Francisco Giants
Los Angeles Magers
Philadelphia
St. Louis Cardinals
Mossi
Don Mossi
Jake Wood
Charlie Maxwell
Dick Brown
Jim Coates
Floyd Robinson
Cal McLish
al Smith
Aingle
Juan Pimto
Warren Hacker
Chicago
Little Boys Baseball West Side League Action
In the West Side League A. J. Lester pitched a shutout as Foremost lost 0 to 6 with Ken May and Vernon Hale earning the winning battery. Mike Ketchell and Freddie Hutson took the losses. In the Northside game Louis i Power and Light beat Pepfish's Loan 8 to 7. Gene Gates and Terry Kincaid won. Smith and Kincaid each went 2 for 4 for the winners. Pearson went 2 for 3 for the losers.
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the Palace
Monroe
Little Boys Action
A. J. Lester
Foremost
Ken May
Vernon Hale
Mike Ketchell
Freddie Hutson
Louisi Power
Light
Pepfish
Gene Gates
Terry Kincaid
Smith
Snead Kin Hopes Father’s Day Open Luck For Dad
Jack Snead, 16, son of golf great Sam Snead, hopes to be his father’s good luck charm at the U S Open. The Open begins at Oakland Hills with young Jack expanding his own game while admiring his dad’s long string of titles, and both share pride in family golf roots.
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Oscar Fraley
Birmingham
Mich
UPI
Jack Snead
Sammy” Snead
Snead
Jack
Oakland Hills Country Club
Sam
Peter Thomson
Las Vegas
Jack Beams
Alley
Hot Springs
Virginia
West Virginia
Snead i
Silvester Aims for 200 Foot Discus feat in California
Lt. L. Jay Silvester, Army serviceman and former Utah State athlete, eyes a 200 foot discus mark after a 194-1 best this spring. He previously set Skyline Conference records and won at Modesto, with recent throws near Babka and Cochran in regional relays. He trains daily from 3:30 to 4 hours, aided by duty time as a special services officer.
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FT. Ord
Calif
L. Jay Silvester
Rome
Utah State
Silvester
California
Modesto
Mt. San Antonio
U.S
al Oerter
Babka
Dick Cochran
Cochran
Army
Special Services
White Sox place Far il Torgeson on waivers
The Chicago White Sox reached the 25 player limit by waiving the unconditional release of first baseman Farij Torgeson. The 37 year old veteran, with Chicago since 1957, has been used mainly as a pinch hitter this season. His peak came with the Boston Braves when he led the National League in runs in 1950 with a .290 average, 23 homers and 87 RBIs.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Far] Torgeson
Torgeson
Detroit
Boston Braves
Flamingo Room 3 leads in bowling and mixed leagues
Bowling scores show Flamingo Room No 3 leading with high game and series. Individual standout Ruth Hopkins 179 and Jane Boyington 446 lead women, with Charles Redding and Walter Cash posting top men totals in various divisions.
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Bob Miller
R. Connell
Flamingo Room
Weingarten
Jokers
Bell Boppers
Hayseeds
Scrappers Shiners
Southernaires
Nine Pins Rebels
Shooting Stars
Apaches
Ruth Hopkins
Jane Boyington
Charles Redding
Walter Cash
Cookie Wacker
Lou Knipping
A. Hutts
G. Higgins
Sports results and schedules across major league games
Scores and upcoming games from Major League Baseball and minor leagues include Chicago 2-10 loss to Los Angeles 1-2, Baltimore 8-7 over Washington, Cleveland 7-2 over New York, Minnesota 8-6 over Kansas City, Detroit 7-1 over Boston, and multiple twi night fixtures. Thursday and today’s dates list several matchups across cities with notable pitchers and lineups.
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Chicago
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Washington
Cleveland
New York
Minnesota
Kansas City
Detroit
Boston
Muffett
Lary
James
Moeller
Herbert
Baumann
Donovan
Barber
Ford
Bell
Archer
Pascual
American League
Seneca
Power
Romano
Piersall
Howser
Kubek
O'Connell
Ples—Wood
Keough
Landis
Sievers
Kaline
Long
Maris
Aparicio
Versalles
Wood
National League and American League batting leaders list
Top hitters are named with averages and totals. Hoak and Moon lead NL batting averages. Cepeda and Aaron high RBI counts. Mantle and Maris pace AL for runs and home runs. Piersall and Wood among leading hits and steals.
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Hoak
Pittsburgh
Moon
Los Angeles
Aaron
Milwaukee
Pinson
Cincinnati
Altman
Chicago
Meys
San Francisco
Bolling
Wills
Mathews
Boyer
St. Louis
Cepeda
Robinson
Freese
Mays
Santo
Clemente
Doubl Oleman
Zimmer
Virdon
Cash
Detroit
Piersall
Cleveland
Brandt
Baltimore
Killebrew
Minnesota
B. Robinson
Temple
Romano
Mantle
New York
Colavito
Kaline
Maris
Gentile
Kubek
Texan Munro Mitchella Wins British Amateur Title Run
A 23 year old Army lieutenant from Fort Worth Texas, Munro Mitchella, known as Binky, rose from depression to defeat Dr Frank Deighton 4 and 3 in the British Amateur field at Turnberry Scotland. Mitchella, one of nine Americans in the third round, spoke of shaking off the blues and embracing the seaside links.
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Munro
Binky) Mitchella
London
Frank Deithton
Fort Worth
U.S
Turnberry
Britain
Deighton
Mitchella
Marshall Douglas
Scotland
Ralph Morrow
Oklahoma City
Jimmy McHale
Philadelphia
John Penrose
Miami
Jimmy Walker
Penrose
Hugh Squirrell
Frank Bostock
Phoenix
Ronnie Shade
Mike Korich
Rosevalle
Calif
Leslie Taylor
Frank Sugden
Hollywood Hills
Switzerland
Gordon Cash
Henry Timbrook
Los Angeles
Lindsay Renfew
Glasgow
Dick Davies
Pasadena
Charles Lawrie
Royal and Ancient Club
West Monroe Hosts Monroe Legion in District Tilt
West Monroe Rebels face Monroe rival Brown Rivers Scogin nine at Rebel Field tonight. Coach Red Sims seeks revenge after an 8-3 opening loss as Monroe pitchers debut against West Monroe ace Charles Taylor. Game time 7 30 with Cline Averett Freddie Ragland and Woody Woodcock sparking the Rebels lineup.
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Lynn Causey
Monroe
Rebels
Cline Averett
Freddie Rag‘land
John Covington
Woody Woodcock
Charlie van Zile
Billy Doerner
James Morgan
West Monroe
Charles Taylor
Taylor
Frea Newton
Carl Guinn
Neville
Joey McGinn
James Cromwell
Neville Joe Canal
Charlie Biggar
Ralph Roberts
Randy Fallin
Elliott Drops Track Until 1962 Before Empire Games
Herb Elliott plans to avoid big meets in Cambridge and focus on work and study as he prepares for the 1962 Empire Games in Australia. He lost two recent races including Yale captain Jim Stack in the Harvard Yale Oxford Cambridge meet, while Oxford Cambridge teammate John Boulter won the mile.
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Mass
Herb Elliott
England
Australia
Elliott
Yale
Jim Stack
Zagreb
Yugoslavia
Penn-Cornell
Oxford
John Boulter
Mark Mullin
Harvard
Jay Luck
Adrian Metcalfe
Luck
Metcalfe
Tim Briault
Stack
Kilpatricks and Piggly Wiggly Defeat McGuire Real Estate 1 0
The Rebel League game ended 1-0 in seven innings with Kilpatricks and Piggly Wiggly defeating McGuire Real Estate. Winning pitchers were Jimmy Aulds and Jerry Greene. losers were Ray Alexander and Jerry Moore. Richard Anderson went 2 for 4 and Bill Duncan 1 for 2 for the winners. Willie Johnson batted 1 for 1 for the losers.
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Kilpatricks
Piggly Wiggly
McGuire Real Estate
Jimmy Aulds
Jerry Greene
Ray Alexander
Jerry Moore
Richard Anderson
Bill Duncan
Willie Johnson
Twin City Printing Tops KLIC 5 4 in South Side Little League
In a single game, Twin City Printing defeated KLIC 5 to 4. Charles Floyd hit a two run homer in the seventh to seal the win with Ray Youngblood, Floyd, and Paul Smith credited for the victory. Evans had two hits for KLIC. Evans Kemp Antie and McGough pitched for the losers.
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Mary Throneberry
Orioles
Senators
Gus Triandos
Baltimore
Billy Martin
Minnesota
Harmon Killebrew
Earl Battey
Twins
Leo Posada
Dick Howser
A’s
Joe Gibbon
Pittsburgh
Don Hoak
Jim Maloney
Bill Mzeroski
Gibbon
Willie Mays
Stu Miller
Giants
Los Angeles
An Williams
Eddie Bressaud
San Francisco
Ron
Johnny Callison
Frank Sullivan
Phillies
Larry Jackson
Twin City Printing
Klic
Charles Floyd
Ray Youngblood
Paul Smith
Evans
Kemp
Antie
McGough
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