Reds and Indians Upend Orioles to Highlight All-Ohio World Series Hopes
The Reds extend their NL lead with a doubleheader sweep of the Phillies 7-2 and 10-0 as Fred Hutchinson's squad tops the standings. The Indians split with Baltimore to close within a half game of first, led by Jim Perry and Bob Nieman's late-inning run, while other NL and AL games feature Giants, Braves, Cardinals, Yankees, Red Sox, and Angels in key results.
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del Rice
Art Fowler
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Rice
Billy Goodman
Nelson Fox
White Sox
al Smith
Turk Lown
Nay Herbert
Chaines Wins Baltic Sailing Championship Race
Britain Chaines, Olympic yachting gold medalist, won the first race in the Baltic Sailing Championships in Taliin USSR. Some yachts were damaged and several did not start due to choppy seas.
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Ussr
Britton Chaines
America
Tass
Littler Finds Putting Formula After String of Advice
Gene Littler, once hailed as Hogan’s heir, nearly quit golf amid constant tinkering with strokes and putters. He recalls a long slump from excessive advice before finally settling on a single effective putting approach that steadied his game. His wife’s faith kept him going through the turbulent rebuild.
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Birmingham
Gene Littler
U.S
Gene
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Little Gene
Baseball Scores and Tonight's MLB Schedule
Scores show SPOADINGS Cleveland 2 5 Baltimore 1 8 Boston 13 6 Washington 12 5 Chicago 4 10 Minnesota 3 7 New York 9 Detroit 0 Los Angeles 5 Kansas City 3 11 innings. Tonight Cleveland at Chicago Grant 7 0 facing Pierce 3 5 night New York Sheldon 3 2 at Kansas City Archer 4 1 night. Atlanta at Shreveport Birmingham at Chattanooga Little Rock at Mobile Nashville at Macon.
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Aggregate Bowling Latter-Day Scores Report
Bonnie Steward leads with 194 game and 455 series. Sue Gunter posts 194 series. La-Yams top team marks with 575 game and 1477 series. Individual leaders include Wayne Bunn 214, Martha Cole 202, R Sollinger 541, Hazel Smith 537. Edmondson Brick dominates team totals 1079 game and 3056 series. Jesse F Heard and Sons appear in team series 3050.
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La-Yams
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R. Sollinger
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Edmondson Brick
Jean Russum
Bucky LaPietra
Jesse F. Heard
West Monroe to Host District Four Little Boys Baseball Tourney
District Four eyes five night tournament at Northside Park West Monroe with Northside Southside and Leagues from Springhill North Bossier South Bossier Ruston and Bernice. Winner advances to the state tourney at DeRidder in August following a rain affected week beginning June 19.
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Strange Rules Rob Yank Stars Of Top Honors
In Oslo at the 1961 world championship for double shot running deer shooting the United States lost four golds and a silver due to odd rules. Joe A. Deckert of Deming New Mexico surged into near gold contention finishing one point behind gold medalist John R. Foster of Springfield Ohio after a weak U.S. qualification.
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United States
U.S
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Deming
N.M
John R. Foster
Springfield
Ohio
Lemon Juice Recipe Claims Rheumatic Pain Relief
A home remedy advertisement promotes RU-EX Compound with lemon juice to ease rheumatic and arthritis pain. It claims fast relief within 48 hours and offers a money back guarantee if no improvement, noting over seven million cans sold.
Faulk Captures Open Title With Sudden-Death Birdie
Mary Lena Faulk of Sea Island wins the Women's Eastern Open in Dillsburg Pa after a three-way tie and sudden-death playoff. She sinks a 10-foot birdie on the first extra hole to take the $1,247 top prize, edging Jo Ann Prentice and Mickey Wright who share second with $860 each.
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Miss Prentice
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San Diego
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Barbara Romack
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Marilynn Smith
Sybil Griffin
Carol Mann
Beth Stone
Betsy James
Cynthia Sullivan
Russian claims new high jump world record
Valeri Brumel of Russia said he cleared 7 feet 3 3/4 inches at the Moscow Cup meet in the Central Lenin Stadium, a mark claimed as a world record though the standing record is 7 feet 3 inches by John Thomas. Brumel previously jumped 7 feet 4 inches but the attempt was disallowed for a dirty takeoff.
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UPI
Valeri Brumel
Russia
Brumel
Central Lenin Stadium
John Thomas
Boston University
Mark Sullivan Ties 880 Record But Misses High School Books
Tom Sullivan of Evanston Illinois tied the all time high school 880 yard record with 1 minute 50.6 seconds at the Golden West Track Meet held at Los Angeles State College. Officials ruled he is no longer a high school athlete, so the time will not be recorded in the books.
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Tom Sullivan
Evanston
Ill
Sullivan
Los Angeles State College
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