Musial 450th HR Powers Cards Past Reds in Stinging Loss
Stan Musial belted his 450th home run to spark the St Louis Cardinals to a 10 9 comeback over Cincinnati. Ray Sadecki took the loss after a rough 5-run fifth inning. Manager Johnny Keane fined Sadecki 250 for poor effort as the Reds nearly rallied from a 9 1 deficit. The night also saw the Giants and Dodgers continuing wins while San Francisco led Chicago and kept a two game edge on Los Angeles.
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Musial
St. Louis
Cardinal
Ray Sadecki
Cincinnati
Johnny Keane
Sadecki
Reds
San Francisco
Chicago
Cubs
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Sadecki Requests Trade After Fine for Poor Pitching
ST LOUIS AP Ray Sadecki St Louis Cardinal pitcher 21 year old lefthander said he wants to be traded after being fined 250 dollars for giving up five runs in one inning to Cincinnati He complained about manager Johnny Keane and said he wants to pitch somewhere he won t be cut in newspapers and money taken from him
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ST. Louis
Ray Sadecki
St. Louis Cardinal
Cincinnati
Johnny Keane
Sadecki
DiEn Che Suspended by Curfew in Pittsburgh Doubleheader
The Pittsburgh doubleheader was halted by curfew with the DiEn Che leading 7-3 after eight innings and to be resumed tonight. Houston beat Milwaukee 7-1 in the other game. Musial boosted his average to .326 with a keyCardinal comeback and threw out Cookie Rojas at the plate in the fourth. The Giants flipped a five-run eighth inning led by Alou and Pagan, with Billy O'Dell winning on a five-hitter. Willie Mays, Harvey Kuenn, and Chuck Hiller contributed, and Willie Davis drove in two for the Dodgers in the opener. Bob Bruce, Ron Piche, and Stan Williams supported varied results in several games.
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Pittsburgh
Houston
Milwaukee
Musial
Cardinal
Cookie Rojas
Bob Purkey
Bill White
Ken Boyer
Lindy McDaniel
Dave Slisler
Felipe Alou
Cubs
Andre Rodgers
Giants
Alou
Rodgers
Jose Pagan
Harvey Kuenn
Willie
Mays
Chuck Hiller
Billy O'Dell
Bob Buhl
Willie Davis
Dodgers
Pirates
Tommy Davis
Stan Williams
Larry Sherry
Earl Francis
Bob Bruce
Colts
al Spangler
Ron Piche
Manny Jimenez
Norm Siebern
Kansas City Athlencs
Jimenez
Siebern
A's
Minnesota
Twins
Fof Mel Ott
Bob Shaw
Braves
Camilo Pascual
Earl Batley
Bobby DelGreco
Chicago White Sox
Los Angeles Angels
Baltimore
Washington
Charlie Smith
White Sox
Ioose
Angels
Don Zanni
Ryne Duren
Bo Belinsky
Los Angeles
Leon Wagner
Orioles
Whitey Herzog
Marty Kutyna
Jack
Brandt
Charlie Lau
Senators
Ken Retzler
Chuck Hinton
Herzog
Billy Hoeft
Cardinals Protest Is Thrown Out
The St. Louis Cardinals protest of a loss to the Pittsburgh Pirates 54 last Thursday was denied. Manager Jonny Keane argued a call by umpire Tony Venton on Ken Boyer in the third inning when Don Hoak bumped Bill White and dropped the ball, ruled interference by Waite. Warren Giles, NL president, said fielders have right of way on such plays.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cardinal
Jonny Keane
Tony Venton
Ken Boyer
Stan Musial
Bill White
Boyer
Don Hoak
Hoak
White
Waite
Warren Giles
National League
New Leader In Fishing Derby
The Register-News reports in 1962 a new crappie division leader at Blufo Lake. Reynolds of Mt. Vernon etched a one pound effort while Olin Alexander also weighed a crappie. The pair are among several anglers who have caught crappie and bluegill over the last three days. Harry Shields Sr. of 2502 College is runner up with a two pound capture made May 13.
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Register-News
Reynolds
Mt. Vernon
Blufo Lake
Olin Alexander
Bluford Lake
Harry Shields Sr
College
Musial's 11th inning homer ends Cards rally against Reds
Stan Musial delivers a three run, 450th career homer in the 11th to lift the St. Louis Cardinals to a dramatic 10-9 comeback victory over Cincinnati after Bill White and Ken Boyer sparked a late surge. Lindy McDaniel pitched four scoreless innings to preserve the win as St. Louis snaps an eight-game skid and improves to 25-24. Reds had built a 9-1 lead, Mark Sadecki's rough showing cited by manager Johnny Keane.
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ST. Louis
Bill White
Ken Boyer
Lindy McDaniel
Stan
Cardinals
Bob Purkey
Musial
Boyer
Cincinnati
Rayeladecki
Sadecki
Johnny Kean
Purkey
Keane Fines Ray Sadecki for Poor Effort in Cincinnati Game
St Louis pitcher Ray Sadecki, 21, was fined .250 by Manager Johnny Keane after Cincinnati tallied five runs in one inning. Keane labeled Sadecki’s performance the worst effort he had seen in a major league game. Sadecki, who went 2-3 this season with a 7.20 ERA, exited after Frank Robinson’s three-run homer.
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ST. Louis
Ray Sadecki
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati
Johnny Keane
Sadecki
Keane
Cardinals
Bob Purkey
Eddie Kasko
Frank Robinson
Bombers Aren't Supermen? Indians Lead Hopefuls Rise
By Jack Hand AP. Yankees stumble in early season, Cleveland Indians led by Chuck Essegian offer hope for multiple AL clubs. McGaha cites six contenders: Minnesota, Los Angeles, Baltimore, Detroit, Chicago, and Cleveland, with Donavan and Ramos boosting pitching and Essegian powering the lineup.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
NEW York
New York Yankees
Yankees
Mel McGaha
Cleveland Indians
Yanks
McGaha
Yankee Stadium
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Jim Gentile
Gus Triandos
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
Dick Donovan
Pedro Ramos
Jerry Kindall
Jimmy Piersa
Vic Power
Johnny Temple
Jim Perry
Donovan
Jim Grant
Sam McDowell
Barry Lattman
Frank Funk
Bob Allen
Gary Bell
Chuck Essegian
Indians
Midwest League scores from AP differ by city match
Quad City edged Cedar Rapids 2 to 1 while Quincy defeated Dubuque 13 to 10 and Clinton beat Keokuk 4 to 3 in Midwest League action reported by The Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Quad City
Cedar Rapids
Quincy
Dubuque
Clinton
Keokuk
Lead To Final Round In U S Seniors Golf Championship
James H McAlvin of Lake Forest Illinois and George Haggarty of Detroit opened with 69s to take a two stroke lead over the field at Westchester Country Club, as 419 players compete in the U S Seniors Golf Association championship with Apawamis scores setting the stage for the final 18 holes.
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Rye
N.Y
James H. McAlvin
Lake Forest
George Haggarty
Detroit
McAlvin
Haggarty
Westchester Country Club
Apawamis Country Club
John Ledbetter Jr
Scarsdale
N N.Y
Apawamis
Westchester
George Dawson
Glen Ellyn
Frank Clement
Ledbetter
J. Wolcott Brown
Sea Girt
N.J
Joseph Morrill Jr
Great Barrington
Mass
U.S
Jick Westland
Everett
Wash
Morvill
Apawaniis
AWOL Private Wins National Open Golf Slot
AWOL Army private Jerry Edwards qualified Monday in Dallas for the National Open Golf Championship and earned one of five spots. Col. O. St. Bergner said Edwards is AWOL and would not be allowed to play without advance leave, having exhausted all leave time.
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Fort Hood
National League Standings and Results Summary
National League standings show New York leading with a 40 15 record and strong shows from Cleveland Detroit and Minnesota in the mixed results table. Tuesday suspended games and multiple postponements populate the schedule, with several matchups set to finish tonight and Thursday.
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iCincinnati
Pittsburgh
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Milwaukee
Houston
iPhiladelph
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Detroit
Minnesota
Chicago Ou
Kansas City
Baltimore
Boston
Cincinnati
New York
Philadelphia
W. I. Pet
Kansas City Athlntics Rally Behind Jimenez and Siebern
Jimenez and Siebern fueled a 4-3 win over Minnesota as the A's moved within two wins of .500 and into contention in the AL pennant race. Jimenez batted .366 with a double and single, while Siebern added a double and homer to drive in runs and stretch Kansas City's lead.
Legion routs First National in Juvenile Division action
The American Legion used seven errors to beat First National 8 to 3 as Steve Pige pitched six strong innings and the Legion offense collected eight hits. Mike Knappier and Ronnie Marlow led with multi hit games, while Larry Kite allowed only two runs in five innings for Truck Body’s win over Ace Grocers. Security Bank vs Amvets and Mt. Vernon Truck Body vs Jefferson Motors are scheduled for tonight at 5:30.
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American Legion
Mt. Vernon Truck Body
Ace Grocers
Garment Factory
Park Diamonds
Steve Pige
Hhe
Mike Knappier
Ronnie Marlow
Legion
Larry Kite
David Thomas
Bill Cox
Jim Flakes
Buddy Riggs
Security Bank
Amvets
Garment Factory Field
Mt. Vernon
Jefferson Motors
Park
American Colt Wins 83rd Epsom Derby for Guest
Larks pur owned by Raymond Guest of New York outpaced 25 three year olds to win the 83rd Epsom Derby in England. Arcor, the French colt, finished second by a half length, with Le Cantilien also from France third. Prize money reached 97 401 dollars.
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Epsom
England
Raymond Guest
New York
Five Nation
Arcor
le Cantilien
Larkspur
Guest
Best Pros Compete In New Jersey Classic
Top golfers including Arnold Palmer Sam Snead and Gary Player entered the $100 000 Classic Tournament at Upper Montclair Country Club in Clifton New Jersey starting Thursday The 120 player field aims to tune up for the U S Open with 7 095 yard two nines par 72 layout redesigned by Robert Trent Jones Practice time is tight as sectionals for the Open were held Tuesday and a pre celebrity preliminary was scheduled for today
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Clifton
Upper Montclair Country Club
Oakmont
Arnold Palmer
Sam
Snead
South Africa
Gary Player
Palmer
New York
Upper Montclair
Robert Trent Jones
Fight Results From San Antonio and London
In San Antonio Texas Marsh lll Wells from Houston stopped at 14815. Opponent David Cervantes of Mexico City at 14834 stopped at 10. In London Doug Vaillant of Miami outpointed Dave Charn ey from England over ten rounds.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Tex
Marshlll Wells
Houston
David Cervantes
Mexico City
London
Doug Vaillant
Miami
Dave Charney
England
Army Grid Coach Hits Hot Water
Army coach Paul Dietzel faced criticism after luring two top South Carolina prep players to West Point. Curtiss Lindler and Wayne Page signed with Clemson and South Carolina respectively, prompting charges of recruiting piracy. Dietzel defended funding as coming from gate receipts and denied using tax funds.
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Charlotte
N.C
Army
Paul Dietzel
South Carolina
West Point
Boays
Curtiss Lindler
Lower Richland High
Wayne Page
Lake View
College Cerrak
Lindler
Southlina
Page
Clemson
Frank Howard
Marvin Bass
Dietzel
Louisiana State
Amy
Howard
Army Athletic Association
Orioles Blank Yankees Behind Strong Pitching
Williams of Baltimore earned the win while Frank Sanders took the loss for New York. Leevester Mays hit two home runs for the Orioles as the game ended with a decisive score.
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Yankees
Orioles
Stephen. Williams
S.O
Frank Sanders
Leevester Mays
Dodgers Triumph Behind Mark McGuire Pitching
In a Dodgers win, Mark McGuire earned the victory with six strikeouts while Bob Kelley suffered the loss for the Cubs, recording four strikeouts. The game details reference the 25001x-8 box score and note McGuire as winning pitcher with six strikeouts.
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Dodgers
Mark McGuire
S.O
Bob Kelley
Cubs
Charnley Defeated by Vaillant in London Tilt
In London at Wembley indoor stadium Doug Vaillant of Cuba handed Dave Charnley a brutal 10 round defeat. Vaillant, ranked sixth by Ring Magazine, used precise combinations to dismantle Charnley holder of the European British and British Empire lightweight titles. The win boosts Vaillant toward a potential title fight with Carlos Ortiz.
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London
Doug Vaillant
Cuba
Dave Charniey
Vaillant
Miami
Fla
Ring Magazine
Wembley Indoor Stadium
Charnley
Carlos Ortiz
Southern Illinois hosts 14th annual fall coaching clinic
CARBONDALE AP reports Southern Illinois University's 14th annual fall coaching clinic is set for August 8-9 with principal speakers including Joel Eaves of Auburn Sever Toretti Penn State and Jack Hartman LIU's new head basketball coach.
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Carbondale
Southern Illinois University
Joel Eaves
Auburn
Sever
Toretti
Penn State
Jack Hartman
LIU
Downstate Fishermen Report Mixed Holiday Week
Holiday fishing along the downstate region showed a mixed bag with bass scarce and bluegill fair. Lake Murphysboro saw notable redcar fishermen success while Horseshoe Lake produced little crappie. Crab Orchard and Devil's Kitchen yielded slow or sparse catches as anglers faced a slow start and waning bass bites. County wardens aided in a Memorial Day patrol leading to numerous boating violations arrests.
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Redcar
Lake Murphysboro
Horseshoe Lake
Little Grassy
Devil's Kitchen
Ck Bass
Blue
Gill
Fish and Wildlife Service
Cra Orchard Lake
Schurz Favored To Repeat In State Baseball Meet
Chicago Schurz is considered the favorite to win the Illinois high school state baseball championship at Bradley Field, with Centralia and Taylorville among top contenders. Schurz leads a strong lineup with pitching by Bob Cerese and Ken Everett, plus solid batting from Rich Grant and Bill Sluka.
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Peoria
Ill
Schurz
Chicago
Bulldogs
Bill Post
Bradley
la Grange
Minooka
Centralia
Taylorville
Decatur Eisenhower
Galesburg
Rockford East
Rich Grant
Bill Sluka
Russ Sunka
Ken Everett
Bob Cerese
Everett
Cerese
Ato
Mike Henry
Don Davidson Minooka
Dane Bennett
Ron Black
Ronni Johnson
Carl Swanson
Grover Cleveland
Dave Belangee
Craig Stalcup
Ken Franzen
Eisenhower
Lee Bojko
Bob Duddleston
LaGrange
Harry Bohn
Fred Barofsky
Ray Iverson
Bowling Tuesday Mixed League High Scores and Standings
Frank Huston posted 239 and Bob Miller 214 in high game honors while Miller led high series at 362. Standings show Scrabees and Go Getters atop a list of clubs with varied records. individual high game and high series names include Pat Davis and Nadine Troutt with scores in the 180s to 485. Eisenhower, La Grange, Schurz, Galesburg, Taylerville, and Minooka enter a championship tournament with several first time entrants.
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Frank Huston
Jack Mendenall
Bob Miller
Irma Yaeger
Wilma Campbell
Mable Miller
Bill Allen
Anita Huston
Good Luckers
the Strikers
the Wonders
the Tipplers
Wwe
Poor Four We
Larry Korel
Minooka
Eisenhower
la Grange
Schurz
Galesburg
Tayloreville
Peoria
Centralia
Rockford East
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B. G. Smith
Daryl Robertson
Robertson
Tulsa
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Mike
Rathet
MTV
Khoury
Rusty’s Cafe
Castleton
New Jersey
Hugh Fullerton JR
Downstate Fisherman’s Guide
By Pete Brown
Crab Orchard Lake
Ted
Clear Creek
Union County
Loyal Order of Moose
Chester Razor
Egypt
Chicago Schurz
Charles Chamberlain
Pat Davis
Nadine Troutt
Marilvin Sendelbach
Gladys Uglor
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