Open leads split between Sanders and Rosburg in halfway mark
In the National Open at Oakland Hills, Bob Rosburg and Doug Sanders carded 67s to reach 139 at halfway. Arnold Palmer faltered to 149 after back nine bogies, barely making the cut for Saturday’s final 36 holes as Gary Player also battled trouble.
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Birmingham
Mich
Bob Rosburg
Doug Sanders
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Denver
Ben Hogan
Player
Golden Boy
Bob Harris
Winnetka
Ill
Eric Los Angeles
Sanders
Rosburg
Gene Littler
el Cajon
Calif
Doug Ford
Jack Nicklaus
Gardner Dickinson
Herman Sharlan
Ted Kroll
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Portland
Ore
Ojai
Tuckahoe
N.Y
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Santa Barbara
Bob Goalby
Crystal River
Fla
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Australia
Don Finsterwald
Jupiter
Sam Snead
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W.va
Tommy Bolt
Anthony Cullinane
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Don McCallister
Grossinger
Yorba Linda
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Jacky Cupit
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Longview
Tex
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Ariz
Columbus
Ohio
Lew Worsham
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Oakmont
Kansas City
Cary Middlecoff
Jack Fleck
Signal Mountain
Tenn
Bill Collins
Jim Ferree
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N.C
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Caldwell
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Jim_ Ferrier
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Kan
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Lionel Hebert
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LaFayette
Bob Keller
Chick Harbert
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Fila
Port St. Lucie
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Joe Taylor
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Aiken
South Africa
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Philadelphia
Uh Deever
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Madison
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Bill Ezinicki
Wade
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North Reading
Mass
Dallas
Miller Barber Jr
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Ark
Los Angeles
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Bill Farrell
Tas Ren
Clarksville
Don January
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Sia van Se
Sade
Gus
William Lyndman
Renee Wms Siensis
Es Woo Ee
Addison
Don Collett
Doug Higgins
Coronads
Oakland Hills
Reds Stay In Thick of Fight for NL Lead
The Cincinnati Reds remain firmly in the race for first place in the National League as of Friday, keeping pressure on the top teams in the standings.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati Rally Delivers 4 Run Eighth In Win Over Phillies
Cincinnati edges Philadelphia 4 1 as Ken Hunt earns his seventh win in 10 decisions. Demeter homered for the Phillies in the seventh to take a 1 0 lead before Cincinnati’s eighth inning spree sparked by Coleman Freese and Lynch. Brosnan pitched two hitless innings in relief.
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Ken Hunt
Phillies
Jim Brosnan
Don Demeter
Buzhardt
Reds
Gordy Coleman
Cincinnati
Gene Freese
Wally Post
Coleman
Ken Lehman
Jerry Lynch
Freese
Frank Sullivan
Lehman
Gus Bell
Eddie Kasko
Pete Whisenant
Post
Demeter
Chico Chacon
Clay Dalrymple
Philadelphia
Kasko
Abrh
del Greco
Woods
Philadela
E-Sullivan
PCA
Blasingame
Kas
Malkmus
Herrera
Lynch
Pinson
Asko
Tyso
Hunt
Rosnan
Sullivan
DelGreco
U—Barlick
Jackowski
Vargo
Forman
Crawford
Indians Tie for First With Orioles Victory
Cleveland Indians top Baltimore Orioles 3 1 to move into a first place tie with Detroit in the American League behind four hit pitching by Dick Stigman and Barry Latman. Stigman drove in the deciding run with a fifth inning single after Romano's shower of hits. Kirkland homered for Cleveland with Latman retiring the last two Orioles in a scoreless finish.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Detroit
Baltimore Orioles
Dick Stigman
Barry Latman
New Yorkant
Latman
Orioles
Stigman
John Romano
Woodie
Indians
Willie Kirkland
Chuck Estrada
Hoyt Wilhelm
Baltimore
Dick Williams
Jackie Brandt
Held
Williams
Red Sox explode for eight in fourth to beat Senators
Boston roared for eight runs in the fourth inning as the Red Sox erased a 6-2 deficit and defeated Washington 14-9 in a 3 hour 44 minute game. Carl Yastrzemski drove in two on a double and Vic Wertz added a two run single as Don Schwall allowed four early runs before the Sox surged to the win.
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Boston
Boston Red Sox
Washington
Red Sox
Senators
Baltimore
Carl Yestrzemski
Vic Wertz
Tom Sturdivant
John Klippstein
Don Schwall
Chuck Cottier
Sturdivant
Cardinals Rally in Seventh to Beat Pirates 5-2
The St. Louis Cardinals broke a 1-1 tie with a three run seventh inning to defeat the Pittsburgh Pirates 5-2. Gibson pitched well for St. Louis, striking out four and earning his fourth win against three losses, while Haddix took the loss after a 6 2/3 inning stint. The Cards added single runs in the second and eighth, and two more in the seventh as McCarver and Gibson drove in two with bases loaded singles and Lillis added a fielder's choice RBI.
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Pittsburgh
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Tim McCarver
Bob Gibson
Bob Lillis
Gibson
Pirate
Harvey Haddix
Bucs
Haddix
Pirates
Bill Vordon
Don Hoak
Bob Skinner
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Labine
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Great
Hoyer
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Erbbso Gibson
Per Haddix
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Boggess
Gorman
Landes
National League Friday and Saturday game results
Milwaukee beat Los Angeles 2 to 1 in Friday night action while Chicago routed San Francisco 12 to 6 and St Louis edged Pittsburgh 5 to 2 Cincinnati defeated Philadelphia 4 to 1. Saturday schedule features Milwaukee at Los Angeles Chicago at San Francisco Cincinnati at Philadelphia St Louis at Pittsburgh with listed pitchers for each matchup.
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Chicago
San Francisco
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Buhl
Williams
Anderson
O'Dell
Purkey
Roberts
Simmons
Gibbon
Cleveland
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New York
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Washington
Boston
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Sheldon
Daley
Messi
Pappas
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McClain
Cisco
Kaat
Pizarro
Bowsfield
Shaw
Southern Assn
Chattanooga
Birmingahm
Atlanta
Little Rock
Nashville
Shreveport
Macon
Mobile
Birmingham
Tigers Top Yankees 4-2 to Share AL Lead
Detroit jumpstarted a 4-2 win over New York as five Yankee errors helped the Tigers seize a share of the AL lead with Cleveland. Billy Bruton led Detroit with four singles backed by Phil Regan six-hitter while Norm Cash and Jim Coates were involved in on-field tensions. Ralph Houk was ejected in the seventh after disputing a close call.
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Norm Cash
Yankee
Jim Coates
New York
Ralph Houke
Tigers
Cleveland
Baltimore
Yankees
Rors
Detroit
Bill Stafford
Bill Skowron
Yanks
Billy Bruton
Sinsles
Phil Regan
Skowron
Regan
Cash
Coates
Tiger
Houk
Joe Linsalata
Abrh
Wood
Kubek
Bruton Cf
Maris
Kaline
Mantle
Berra
Boros
Howard
Fern’dez
Rich'son
E—Maris
Boyer
Richardson
Fernandez
Stafford
Bruton
Stewart
Berry
Linsalata
Umont
Krausse Debuts with 4-0 Shutout of Angels in Big League Welcome
Lew Krausse 18-year-old Kansas City rookie spun a three-hit complete game with six strikeouts and five double plays support as the Athletics beat the Los Angeles Angels 4-0 at Municipal Stadium. He also collected two hits for KC, watched by his father in the stands.
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Lew Krausse
Kansas City Athletics
Los Angeles Angels
A’s
Chester
LeRoy Thomas
Angels
Krausse
Eddie Yost
Leon Wagner
Steve Bilke
Ken McBride
Albie Pearson
Rocky Bridges
Bilke
Thomas
Yost
Earl Averill
Ken Hamlin
Ken Hunt
Ted Kluszewski
Wagner
Bilko
Dick Howser
Municipal Stadium
Lew Krausse Sr
Sox Sign Two From Hoover High for Boston
The Boston Red Sox signed two players from Herbert Hoover High School San Diego California to Boston contracts. Right handed pitcher Dave Morehead 17 and left handed hitting outfielder Joe Verdon received signings.
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Boston
Boston Red Sox
Herbert Hoover High School
San Diego
Calif
Dave Morehead
Joe Verdon
McKinley Reaches West of England Final in Bristol
In Bristol Charles McKinley of St Louis defeated defending champion Ron Holmberg of Brooklyn 6 4 6 4 to reach the final. McKinley will face Bob Mark of Australia, who upset Rod Laver 6 3 6 4 in the other semifinal.
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Bristol, Eng
Charles
Chuck) McKinley
St. Louis
Ron Holmberg
Brooklyn
McKinley
Bob Mark
Australia
Rod Laver
Twins End Chisox Streak with 6 1 Victory
Pedro Ramos earned the win as Minnesota stopped Chicago’s seven game rally with a 6-1 win. Jim Lemon drove in two runs with a double and a homer, Bob Allison added a run producing single, and Harmon Killebrew hit his 16th homer. Chicago scored in the first on walks and a passed ball.
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Pedro Ramos
Jim Lemon
Bob Allison
Minnesota Twins
Ramos
Danny McDevitt
Sox
Lemon
Allison
Harmon Killebrew
McDevitt
Sherm Lollar
Minnesota
Minoso
Sievers Ib
Tuttle
Smith
Carey
Battey
Fox
Rollins
Valdiviso
Kemmerer
Wynn
Valdivielso
Martin
Killebrew
Aparicio
S—Ramos
Larsen
Minneso
Lollar
U—Runge
Carrigan
Drummond
Paparella
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Jack Lumpki
Westfield
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Ountryside
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Penfield
Rex Baxter Jr
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Latrobe
Pax-Ed Meister Jr
Willoughby
John Buzhardt
Philadelphia Phillies
Jim Piersall
Tito Francona
Vic Power
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Busby
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Power
Kirkland
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Romano Ec
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Busby Cf
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Lume
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Pignatano
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Liph
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Soar
Chylak
Raymond Pope
Clear View Ranch
Vinita
Oklahoma
National Cowboy Hall of Fame
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Yellowstone Distillery CO
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Twins
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