Arch Moore says Pender would need a pistol in any bout
Archie Moore dismisses Paul Pender as a bold challenger and mocks his plan to fight for the light heavyweight title. He describes a new punch called the wrestle-oreenie and notes Pender’s midweight title win by out-clinching Sugar Ray Robinson. Moore plans a new look for the next match and quips about fat men having a place in boxing.
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Major League Leaders in the American League
Batting leaders include Runnels Boston at .385 and Maris New York at .333. Mantle New York tops runs with 45, tied by Maris and Allison at 35. Hansen Baltimore leads RBIs with 41, Lemon Washington 16. Runnels Boston 72 hits, Minoso Chicago 63. Lollar Chicago and Skowron New York 15 doubles. Fox Chicago and Aparicio Chicago lead triples with 6 and 4 respectively. Maris 17 homers. Aparicio Chicago 15 steals, with Minoso Chicago and Piersall Cleveland at 9. Coates New York 6-0 record. Daley Kansas City, Staley Chicago and Perry Cleveland 6-2. Pascual Washington 90 strikeouts. Bunning Detroit 74.
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Pittsburgh Players Excel In National League Stats
The league leaders feature Pirates in multiple categories with Willie Stargell like names and teams including Banks, Clemente, Skinner, Robinson, Bruton, and Pinson. Pirates shine in runs hits and RBIs while San Francisco and Cincinnati players also top charts.
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Robinson
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Bruton
Milwaukee
Pitts
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St. Louis
Bowling Fr iday Nite Mixed Results and Highs
The fragment shows Friday Nite Mixed bowling with teams including Hall Lewellyni Cooaisew Kiellesvik and Fruland. Highs include Paul Fruland 219 in singles and 588 series and team marks like Coop 682 and Lewellyn 1894. Details uncertain due to garbled OCR.
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Lewellyn
New York Bout Torres Beats Sandy In Ten Round Decision
Jose Torres of Puerto Rico 161 outpoints Randy Sandy of New York 156 over ten rounds in New York. Havana clash saw Hiram Bacallao 11754 beat Jose Luis Martinez 118 in ten. Remaining Sardinia bout with Federico incomplete.
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Randy Sandy
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Hiram Bacallao
Cuba
Jose Luis Martinez
Spain
Gagliari
Sardinia
Federico
Belmont Winner To Take on Older Horses
Celtic Ash after his Belmont Stakes victory will race next in the Monmouth Park Handicap on July 16 against older rivals. Trainer Tom J. Barry plans a subsequent start in the Choice Stakes at Monmouth Aug. 3 and the Travers Stakes at Saratoga Aug. 20, both for 3-year-olds, mirroring Sword Dancer’s path to the 3-year-old title.
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King Ranch
Miami Marlins rally with veteran pitcher in fifth season
Miami veteran John Anderson, trained with Baltimore in spring, returns for the fifth season with the Miami Marlins after a 12-9 record last year and a 20-20 overall four-year mark. He, 27, was formerly property of Philadelphia. Also noted: Bruni Scarabellin and Stefan Redl defeated in Italian and New Jersey bouts respectively.
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Miami Marlins
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Anderson
Indians Move Up as Baltimore Loses Twice in Split Day
Cleveland rose to first place by sitting out rain and waiting. Baltimore dropped to second after Kansas City swept a doubleheader 6-1 and 5-3 in 10 innings, while Detroit gained ground with a 12-5 second game win at Washington.
Major League Baseball Monday and Tuesday Schedule
MLB schedule lists Monday games: Milwaukee at San Francisco only game. Tuesday games include Pittsburgh at San Francisco Chicago at Milwaukee Philadelphia at Los Angeles St. Louis at Cincinnati.
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Chicago
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Higgins Back As Skipper Of Red Sox
Boston reveals Mike Higgins will return as manager after a phone agreement with owner Tom Yawkey. The club, mired in last in the American League, seeks a spark as Higgins plans to join in Detroit to open a road trip, bringing his experience from the farm system and eight years as Boston’s minor league skipper to reverse a 25 of 32 slide.
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Chicago
James Callahan
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Sox
Southwest
Billy Jurges
Bucky Harris
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Jurges
Roanoke
Lou Boudreau
Giants Rally For 16-7 Win Over Braves In NL Action
Willie McCovey delivered the first grand slam of his career as the Giants beat the Braves 16-7 after trailing early. Bob Schmidt and Willie Mays fueled 18 Giants hits in a tying, record 3 hour 52 minute nine inning game. Pirates split at St. Louis with 15-3 and 3-12 results.
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Carl Willey
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Pirates
Stan Williams
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
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Richie Ashburn
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
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Willie Mays
Chuck Dressen
George Brunet
Louisville
Ron Piche
Billy Lees
Dick Stuart
Dick Groat
Smoky Burgess
Vern Law
Ernie Broglio
Lindy McDaniel
Vinegar Bend Mizell
Don Demeter
Jay Hook
Ciney
Eddie Kasko
Tony Taylor
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Phils
Ashburn
Mark Freeman
Humberto Robinson
Sox Sell Moore To Washington
Chicago White Sox trade veteran right hander Ray Moore to the Washington Senators for an undisclosed sum. Moore, 1-1 this season, has served as a relief pitcher as the Sox return to a 25 man roster after acquiring Bob Rush on waivers. Michigan State has had at least one representative on every United States Olympic team since 1928.
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Chicago White Sox
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White Sox
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Dwight Junior AL Team Wins Third in Row
Dwight Junior American Legion beat Saybrook 3-2 at Dwight to stay unbeaten in district play. Mark Togliatti earned the win with six hits allowed, nine strikeouts, and four walks as Dwight moved to 2-0 in 17th district action.
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Coal City
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Maubin
Mark Togliatti
Local Netters Compete in Pekin Open Tourney
Local tennis players from Moline and area traveled to Pekin for the Pekin Open. Junior singles saw Steve Mattson and Rollie Cornish fall to opponents from Pekin and Moline. In senior singles Bruce Kelley and Byron Thorsen were defeated by Des Moines players. Senior doubles saw Rollie and Vern Cornish lose to Nadig and Schrier, while Thorsen and Kelley lost to Boatman and Epkins from the University of Illinois.
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Larry Moss
Rollie Cornish
Dick Gabel
Moline
Bruce Kelley
Danies Kineshis
Des Moines
Iowa
Eddie Arcaro Dominates New York Riding Honors
Jockey Eddie Arcaro leads the year in New York riding honors after winning 60 of his first 231 mounts at Aqueduct. His early success set a strong pace in the standings.
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New York
Aqueduct
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