Wagner Ignites Indians Past White Sox In 3 0 Victory
Leon Wagner slugged his 11th homer plus a single and two runs scored aiding Cleveland in a 3 0 win over Chicago as Jack Kralick pitched four hits allowed. Wagner drives a hot streak to 11 hits in 18 at bats and a league leading 40 RBIs while Latman and Adcock debut.
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Associated Press
Leon Wagner
Los Angeles Angels
Cleveland Indians
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Indians
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Jack Kralick
Los Angeles
Dodger Stadium
Barry Latman
Joe Adcock
RBI
Boston
Dick Stuart
Red Sox
Wally Bunker
Baltimore
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Dick Stigman
Minnesota
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Pittsburgh
Kralick
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Larry Brown
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Bany Latman
Felix Mantilla
Stuart
Carl Yastrzemski
Dick Hall
Bunker
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Ed Charles
Orioles
Baseball Standings and Results From Monday and Wednesday
National League standings show Philadelphia and St Louis chasing leaders while Los Angeles and Pittsburgh battle for spots. Monday rain delayed games. Tuesday highlights include Norm Siebern and Dick Brown delivering key two-run singles for Baltimore in a five-run third. Luis Aparicio homered for Baltimore in the eighth as Cleveland beat Chicago 3-0 and New York defeated Minnesota 4-2. Stigman notched a complete game win for the Yankees, despite six hits by Minnesota, completing a 2-3 record for him.
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Stigman
Elston
G. B. Chicago Brereveres
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Len Boyer the seventh and last of Boyer baseball brothers
Len Boyer, 18, the seventh and last Boyer in baseball, aims for the majors in two to three years then college. He graduated from Alba High School in Missouri May 12 and has worked out with the Cardinals, Yankees, A's, and Orioles as scouts watch. Len prefers shortstop to third base and hopes to sign with the Yankees or Cardinals, with confidence in his arm speed and range.
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Associated Press
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Herrin Names Dave McCann New Basketball and Football Coach
Herrin High School has appointed Dave McCann as head coach for basketball and football. McCann a former Mt. Vernon athlete and 1961 SIU graduate coached fresh-soph at Herrin and was Bob Groves’ assistant for two seasons after Groves resigned last month. His older brother Don, a 1952 Mt. Vernon graduate, works at Illinois Bell in Decatur.
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Mt. Vernon
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Dulaney Hurls City Home 11-0
Allan Dulaney pitched effectively allowing three hits to lift City Employes to an 11-0 league softball victory over Ski at the city park last night. Paul Friedman and Johnnie Webb pitched for Ski. An 8 o'clock game tonight features Machinists Local against league leading Montgomery Ward.
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Ski
Paul Friedman
Johnnie Webb
Montgomery- Ward
Bowling high scores and results from Fresno and Mexico City events
In Fresno, Lindell Levall led with 224 and 563 series, followed by Eleanor Guerrant 186 and Nancy Farthing 467. Other top marks included Dot Flota 458 and Phyllis Adcock 4 for a high series, with Trish Wayne Thornton posting 177. In Mexico City and nearby, Vicente Saldivar outpointed Ismael Laguna 126 to 125, as Brackets list Lima 10.
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Jeanne Halstead
Eleanor Guerrant
Nancy Farthing
Shirley Brown
Dot Flota
Phyllis Adcock
Jinny Buskool
Fresno
Calif
Trish Wayne Thornton
Bobey Rescon
Mexico City
Tliuana
Mexico
Vicente Saldivar
Ismael Laguna
Panama
Cardinals Open Long Road Trip With Cubs In Chicago
The St. Louis Cardinals begin their longest road swing of the season today at Chicago to face the Cubs in a three game set. Curt Simmons seeks his seventh win against three losses while Larry Jackson counters for the Cubs, a pitcher tough on the Cards last year. From Chicago the club heads to Cincinnati then the West Coast for six with San Francisco and Los Angeles, ending with four in Houston. Hot hitters Groat Flood and Boyer paced the latest home stand, Groat upping his average to .292, Flood at .317 with a 10 game streak, and Boyer at .343 with six RBIs in six games. An exhibition loss in Detroit followed, with Bill Freehan delivering a grand slam for Detroit and Bill White homering for St. Louis.
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Curt. Simmons
Cardinals
Larry Jackson
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Los Angeles
Houston
Dick Groat
Curt Flood
Ken Boyer
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Dave Dowling
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Bobby Shantz
Bill Freehan
Jake Wood
Don Demeter
Bill White
Giant cottonmouth taken from Horseshoe Lake fishing spot
Conservation Agent Glen Smith of Murphysboro described the snake as the largest he had seen, a 53 inch cottonmouth killed at the western end of Horseshoe Lake after sightings on logs and in grass. The eight inch thick reptile, dangerous near water, was felled with a six foot club, averting possible fatal bite with prompt care.
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Filberth Wins At Homestead Memorial Tourney
Bobby Filberth shot an even par 70 to win the Memorial Day golf event at Mt. Vernon’s Homestead course scored under the Horner handicap system. runner up Gene Becker shot 71 while played without handicap. Prizes went to the top 14 finishers including Max Waters Pete Pigg Gene Adams Art Herrmann Bill Hertens tein Jr Clayton Johnson T Campbell Jim Tucker Desi Leffler Jiggs Palmer Bob Snow and Virgil Scott.
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Batting Champ Spikes Himself In Seventh Inning Lunge
Los Angeles AP Carl Yastrzemski, American League batting champion, injured sliding into second base Monday night and likely to miss a game or two. Angel team physician Dr. Robert Woods said the cut will need five or six stitches. Yastrzemski was taken to a hospital in Inglewood.
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Carl Yastrzemski
Boston
Robert Woods
Angel
Woods
Yastrzemski
Inglewood
Triple Crown Chart Recap and Derby Victories Details
Summary of horse racing figures noting Derbys and Preakness wins with Belmont non nominations. Mentions Burgoo King Bold Venture War Admiral Whirlaway Pensive and other major winners along with owners Calumet Farm King Ranch and jockeys Eddie Arcaro Bill Hartack and more. Includes times and race records from 1935 to 1964 and references to Belair Stud and Calumet affiliations.
Belmont Stakes Field Shrinks With Dancer Favorite Status
Northern Dancer dominates Belmont chatter as Dancer and Hill Rise top the lineup for the 12 furlongs at Aqueduct. Only a handful of other entrants loom, with Harbor View Farm’s Roman Brother and Determined Man possible, while Hill Rise trainer Horatio Luro and jockey Bill Hartack expect a strong effort.
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Citation
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Reginald Webster
Prep Hurler Odum Signs With Kansas City Athletics
Kansas City AP report: Johnny Lee Odum a 19 year old Macon Georgia high school pitcher sought by 19 major league clubs was signed by the Kansas City Athletics Monday night for a 573 000 bonus.
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Johnny Lee Odum
Macon, Ga
Kansas City Athletics
Sam Baugh Becomes Oilers Head Coach Replacing Ivy
Houston AP Sammy Baugh was named head coach of the Houston Oilers, replacing Frank Pop Ivy who was fired after a tenure that included the team's best and worst seasons. Oilers owner Bud Adams announced the one year contract for Baugh, with options to add staff such as John Stetler. potential return of Lou Rymkus discussed.
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Bud) Adams
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Oilers
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Titan
Can't Seem to Stop Him Cubs Billy Williams Blasts .455
Cubs outfielder Billy Williams fuels a historic pace with a .414 season batting average. The lefty phenom leads the Milwaukee series with three straight hits and a 10th inning homer en route to a 4-3 win. Williams shows balance across home, away, day games, and versus lefties, threatening a landmark season.
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Cubs
Billy Williams
Indians Blank White Sox Behind Kralick's Four-Hit Gem
Monday's Stars highlight Jack Kralick of the Indians shutting out the league-leading Chicago White Sox on four hits to move to 3-1. Leon Wagner belted his first homer and added a single, driving in two runs in Cleveland's 3-0 victory.
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Chicago White Sox
Leon Wagner
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