Snead and Demaret Lead U S to Canada Cup Victory
Sam Snead and Jimmy Demaret anchored the United States to a second consecutive Canada Cup win at Dorado Beach. Snead fired a 272 across four rounds, while Demaret posted 288 to reach a combined 560 strokes. Australia, Canada, Ireland, and the Philippines followed in the standings.
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Monday Games and Tuesday Matchups in 2twi Baseball
A slate of Monday games features Detroit at Chicago Cleveland at Washington Minnesota at New York Pinan City at Boston and Los Angeles at Baltimore with scores from Sundays results including Cleveland 5 to 8 Los Angeles 3 to 4 New York 10 Chicago 1 and Boston 6 Baltimore 5. Tuesday schedules include Kansas City at Boston Minnesota at New York and Angeles at Baltimore along with NAIA and league standings and ballot listings for multiple teams.
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Veeck Expected to Decide on Sox Sale Today
Chicago President Bill Veeck faces a pivotal ruling on selling 54 percent of the Chicago White Sox to a syndicate led by Dan ny Thomas and Bernard Epton. The offer reportedly totals 4.8 million with a tax depreciation incentive tied to an 80 percent stake.
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Stats
American League leaders include Brandt Baltimore hitting .379 with Piersall Cleveland at .356. Colavito Detroit leads runs with 41 and Wood Detroit 40. Gentile Baltimore 48 RBIs, Cash Detroit 44. Piersall Cleveland 64 hits, B Robinson Baltimore 61. Power and Romano 16 doubles. Wood Detroit 6 wins, Kaline Detroit and Ashington 1 grand. Gitavito Detroit and Maris New York share 15 runs. Aparicio Chicago, Howser Kansas City, Versus Minnesota with 12 steals. Grant Cleveland and Missi Detroit lead with 60 decisions. Ramos Minnesota 62 strikeouts with Barber Baltimore Bell Cleveland and Pascual Minnesota, National League Moon Los Angeles .366 with Altman Crees 356. Bolling Milwaukee 36 runs, Wills Los Angeles and Mays San Francisco 35 RBIs Aaron Milwaukee 40 and Cepeda San Francisco 40. Wills and T. Davis Los Angeles, Clemente Pittsburgh tied for hits 11. Coleman Cincinnati 13 doubles, Zimmer Chicago 11, Aaron Milwaukee and F Alou San Francisco 11. Wills leads triples with Angeles and Virdon Pittsburgh. De San Francisco 15 home runs, Robinson Cincinnati 13. Jason Cincinnati 9 steals, Aaron Milwaukee 8. Miller San Francisco 4-0, Perranoski Los Angeles and Buffalo San Francisco 3-0. Koufax Los Angeles 72 strikeouts, Williams Los Angeles a top pitcher.
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Middlecoff Wins Memphis Open Over Gardner Dickinson
Cary Middlecoff from Halls Tennessee rallied to win the Memphis Open finishing at 266 a tournament record. Gardner Dickinson led early and tied for second with Mike Souchak at 271 while Bob Shaw Jr. placed fourth at 272 and Lionel Hebert Gene Littler Buddy Sullivan plus defending champ Tommy Bolt and Ken Venturi were at 273 to 274.
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Cubs End Reds Streak in Split Doubleheader
The Reds beat the Cubs 3-1 to halt a six game Cubs run, then Chicago won 8-2 in the nightcap to gain a share of the NL lead. Other results include San Francisco 4-2 over Los Angeles ending a five game skid, Milwaukee 7-1 over St. Louis with Spahn earning win 294, and Philadelphia blanking Pittsburgh 5-0. The Tigers swept Minnesota as Frank Lary and Paul Foytack won, while New York routed Chicago White Sox 10-1 and Kansas City beat Washington 8-5. The Gardenia is noted as the world’s richest race for 2-year-old fillies at Garden State Park.
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Carry Back Ends Belmont Bid With Injured Ankle
Carry Back the Kentucky Derby and Preakness champion finished seventh in the Belmont Stakes amid reports of a left front ankle problem. Owner Kathrine Price said preliminary X rays showed no fracture and the trainer planned further checks. Sherlock, owned by Jacob Sher of Miami, won the Belmont and took a $132.10 payoff.
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Nettle Creek Faces Wilsons in County Line Softball Duel
Sheridan vs Mufflers opens Tuesday with Newark squaring Yorkville at 9 p.m. Friday features Lisbon against Lemont before Nettle Creek meets Wilsons. Both leaders won opening rounds and eye top spots in the County Line league.
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Allender and Hardy Win Morris Country Club Best Ball
R Allender and V Hardy captured the 18 hole Men s Best Ball Tournament at Morris Country Club Sunday with a 63 net. The winning total beat four teams by two strokes who each shot 65. Second place teams included Bill Anderson with Benny Ventress George Shriver with Lyle Woolwine L Johnson with Swede Carlson and Jim Davis with Mike Davis.
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San Jose State Junior John Juri vick Tops Batting
San Jose State junior outfielder John Juri vick led the Spartans with a .437 batting average this spring, pacing the team's hitters.
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Spahn Burdette and Law Reach 18 NL Starts in 1960
Veteran pitchers Warren Spahn Lew Burdette and Vern Law each completed 18 National League starts during the 1960 season highlighting strong rotation work across the circuit.
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