Tigers Rally Past Orioles as Knuckleballer Wilhelm Fades
Detroit pushes for first place with a 6-4 win over Baltimore as Hoyt Wilhelm falters after five scoreless innings. Harvey Kuenn belted a two run homer off Wilhelm, ending his nine game win streak. Indians, Senators win. Dodgers blank Braves. Killebrew and Lemon pace Washington’s 10 hit attack.
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U S Cuppers Score London Net Victories
American players Olmedo MacKay and Buchholz win in London as Jon Douglas upsets Rod Laver. The London grass court event precedes Wimbledon with Olmedo likely to be top seed. Other results include Frost Sherman McKinley Bassett losses and Gerrard defeat.
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Teener League Monroe Candy routs Missouri Pacific 17 to 7
Monroe Candy defeated Missouri Pacific 17 to 7 in Teener League action. McStravick led the offense with a 2 4 performance while Cerneglia and Turner paired for the win behind Sims and Embanato on the mound.
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Dobbek Leads Chattanooga In June Power Start
Chattanooga Lookouts rookie Dobbek ignites offense with his 10th homer of the year in the 11th inning to beat the Atlanta Crackers 3-2. Memphis and New Orleans win as the second half opens, with Prout and Bradey earning decisions and Piver scoring the decisive run for New Orleans.
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Tomorrow's Major League Schedule From The AP
Tomorrow's schedule lists Chicago at New York 1 p.m. Kansas City at Washington 7 05 p.m. Cleveland at Boston 1 p.m. Detroit at Baltimore 7 05 p.m. Eastern League games Reading at Albany postponed in cold. Springfield 7 York 4 Binghampton 11 Lancaster 10 Williamsport 7 Allentown 5 11 innings. South Atlantic League results Charleston 3 Columbus 2 Jacksonville 3 Knoxville 2 10 innings Macon 3 Charlotte 2 Savannah 6 Asheville 2.
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Dodgers blank Brewers in night game
MLB standings show Milwaukee at 25 57 behind, San Francisco 34 27, Pittsburgh 32 29, Chicago 31 29, Los Angeles 32 30. Tonight schedule lists Milwaukee at Los Angeles 10 p.m. Eastern with Hartman facing Podres and other games including Pittsburgh at Chicago and Cincinnati at San Francisco.
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Mexico City Reds Top Poza Rica 11–6 Amid Rain Delay
In Veracruz at Nuevo Laredo the game between the Mexico City Reds and Poza Rica was postponed due to rain. Mexico City Tigers split a twin bill against Monterrey, winning 8–3 in the opener after a longer 10 inning first game, and 8–6 in the second.
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Flamio Defeats Schmidt Again For 24th Win
New York welterweight Billy Flamio out-slugged Peter Schmidt in a 10 round bout at St. Nicholas Arena. Flamio improved to 24-13-0 after the victory while Schmidt dropped to 15-13-3. the final boxing program of the season at the venue closed with promoter Irving Cohen planning a Sept. 14 reopening.
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Salisbury student wins Princeton William Winston Roper trophy
Johnny Heyd of Salisbury North Carolina has been named winner of Princeton University s top athletic and academic prize. Heyd starred as a football halfback for the Tigers and served as lacrosse captain.
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50th Canadian Open Attracts Some Of Best
STE. DOROTHEE Que UPI Canada's premier golf event the 50th Canadian Open tees off at Slesmere Golf and Country Club June 18 21 with about 150 players. Top prize 3500 plus 1000 special for Canadians and Rivermead Cup for the low Canadian. Notable entrants include Art Wall Jr Billy Casper Finsterwald Hebert Harney Demaret Ford Rosburg Maxwell Boros and Ellis.
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Low Grades Force Iowa Gridder Out for Season
Iowa City AP Willie Fleming star halfback and Big Ten record holder for average gains per carry will miss the 1959 season due to failing grades. Fleming 175 pounds from Hamtramck Mich second backfield regular lost this month. Ray Jauch will assume most right halfback duties with Don Norton as co captain.
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Pitcher Beringer Strikes 21-1 Mark After Elbow Surgery
Carroll Beringer, 30, Victoria Rosebuds pitcher coach, has a 21-1 record after 11 straight wins this season. He underwent elbow surgery last year, missed spring training, and returned June 9 to his first mound appearance. Manager Pete Reiser backs his role in strengthening the staff.
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Hemus quits playing to manage Cardinals full time
Sally Hemus, longtime Cardinals player and manager, retires from playing to devote himself entirely to managing the team. General Manager Bing Devine says Hemus remains valuable as a left handed hitter and baserunner, while Solly shifts to full-time player development duties. Hemus debuted in 1949 and posted a .272 lifetime batting average over 10 seasons.
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Miller Tag Giants 3 1 In Exhibition
Willard Nixon held San Francisco to six hits as the Minneapolis Millers beat the Giants 3 1 in an exhibition. Willie Mays hit a ninth inning pinch homer for San Francisco, preventing a shutout.
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Morrow Faces Strong AAU Field At Boulder Test
In Boulder at the National AAU Track and Field Championships Bobby Morrow, the 23-year-old world No 1, confronts a deep field including Olympic champions. The meet recalls his 1955 breakout here when he won the 100 yard dash in 9.5 seconds as a Abilene Christian sophomore. He lowered the AAU mark to 9.4 last year and seeks another top showing.
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Idaho Chooses Strack As New Cage Coach
U of Idaho names Dave Strack 36 year old Michigan assistant as head basketball coach. Idaho cites his decade in the Big Ten and interviews with athletic director Robert Gibb, aiming to rebuild the Vandals after Pacific Coast Conference dissolution.
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New York Billy Flamio 147 outpointed Pete Schmidt 14414 New York Chicago Rudy Ellis 158 Covert Mich knocked out Abe Linnear 157 Chicago Little Rock Gene Gray 135 North Little Rock outpointed Ed Walker 13414 North Little Rock New Orleans Henry Hanv 16014 Detroit knocked out Willie Vaughn 159 Hollywood Calif Rome Charlie Douglas 13834 New York and Franco Caruso 138 Rome drew 8
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