Cardinals washed out in Pittsburgh rain delay
AP reports the St Louis Cardinals postponed their two game series opener in Pittsburgh due to rain. Manager Johnny Keane eyed trades but dismissed swapping a front line player for a Ham and Egg pairing, noting they do not have to deal. The clubs will resume with Bob Gibson facing Don Schwall.
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Pittsburgh
St. Louis Cardinals
Bob Gibson
Pirates
Don Schwall
Johnny Keane
Cardinals
Keane
Elroy Face
George Altman
Neane
Good Evidence Of Good Fishin
Ralph Fenton of 816 South 22nd and Gary Quinn of Mt. Vernon Route 1 brought fishing evidence to Tittle's Sporting Goods. Fenton weighed 12 bluegill totaling 51 pounds and a two pound channel cat from a pond west of town, while Quinn reported a 14 ounce crappie from a pond south of town. Pitching (Five decisions) McBean Pittsburgh 6 1, .857 Maloney Cincinnati and O'Dell San Francisco 8&2, .800.
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South 22Nd
Gary Quinn
Mt. Vernon
Tittle's
Sporting Goods
Fenton
Quinn
McBean
Pittsburgh
Maloney
Cincinnati
O'Dell
San Francisco
Ace Grocers And American Legion In Khoury Wins
Ace Grocers earned its second straight Khoury League win by blanking Register-News 3 0 in a game highlighted by Roger Williams surrendering only a single hit to win. American Legion dominated Amvets 10 2 with Kenny Trout and Pigg starring in a seven inning Junior Division tilt.
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Ace Grocers
Register-News
American Legion
Amvets Club
Herbert
Roger Williams
Ronnie Marlow
David Leathers
Terry McCulough
Steve Cole
Bill Kirk
John Prince
Don Wallace
Steve Pigg
la Imion
Amvers
Pigg
Eddie Hale
Amvets
Softball Games Postponed At City Park
Rain washed out softball games last night between City Tan players and Machinists and between Western Auto and Montgomery Ward. Rescheduled for Thursday night with Machinists 1417 facing Western Auto and Montgomery Ward facing Frostie.
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Western Auto
Montgomery Ward
Machinists
Frostie
Mt Vernon hires Bud Bornman as Ram basketball coach
Quincy native Elmer Franklin Bornman, 28, selected to lead Mt. Vernon Rams basketball next season after a long search. Bornman, 6-2, coached Flora Wolves last season and played at Quincy High. He will also coach baseball, teach driver education, and assist in football.
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Purcell
Anna-Jonesboro
Rams
Murray State College
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Bermaan
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Scott Gill
Stanley A. Changnon
Noble Thomas
Kaline Powers Tigers Past Red Sox with Two Homers
Detroit Tigers beat Boston Red Sox 6-1 as Al Kaline hits two homers driving in four runs. Wood adds two hits including a triple, scored twice and stole a base. Bil Faul leads pitching with tight outing. Other AL results noted: Downing wins for Yankees, Latman and Osteen win for Indians and Dodgers, Angels explode KC.
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al Kaline
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Jake Wood
Kaline-Wood
Bil Faul
Boston Red Sox
Kaline
Wood
New York
Washington
Yankees
Downinge
Claude Osteen
Barry Latman
Cleveland Indians
Baltimore
Orioles
Los Angeles Angels
Kansas City
Chicago
White Sox
Minnesota Twins
Cubs Rout Elks Club I Giants 7-3 Behind Gatewood’s 2-Hit Night
Liberty Petroleum Cubs crushed Elks Club I Giants 7-3 as Jackie Gatewood worked 2 hits allowed, struck out 10, and homered in a 3-for-3 day. Dennis Baltzell and Teddy Mannen added doubles, Chris Mitchell took the loss, Steve Strickland homered, Stevie Lee went 2-for-3.
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Liberty Petroleum Cubs
I Giants
Jackie Gatewood
Gatewood
Teddy Mannen
Dennis Baltzell
Chris Mitchell
Steve Strickland
Stevie Lee
Cubs
Finnish soccer player dies after Sunday match
Hangoe Sports club star Rolf Boxberg, 27, dies from injuries sustained in a Finnish second division game. He had been named best player earlier as Hangoe beat Turun Pallokerho 3-2.
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Hangoe
South Finland
Rolf Boxberg
Hangoe Sports Club
Turun
Pallokerho
Sachs apologizes to USAC after Indianapolis 500
Eddie Sachs apologized for impugning the integrity of USAC officials after the Indianapolis 500 and received one year probation. USAC fined him $100 and warned against further irresponsible statements while allowing him to race in all events during the probation year.
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Indianapolis
Eddie Sachs
United States Auto Club
Detroit
Sachs
Parnelli Jones
Jones
USAC
Bryant
Tom Binford
Usac l
Eight Illinois golfers qualify for open in Brookline
Eight Illinois residents earned spots in the U S Open in Brookline Massachusetts after second stage qualifying at Medinah and other sites. Paul Bondeson Northbrook led with a 67 71 141 while Bob Harris Winnetka tied for second with 70 72 142 and other Illinois players posted scores in the 70s.
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Illinois
Brookline
Mass
Medinah
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Washington
Denver
Portland
Ore
Jack Nicklaus
Paul Bondeson
Northbrook
Bob Harris
Winnetka
Tlinois
Bill Ogden
Glenview
Bill Erfurth
Crete
Dean Refram
Ee Ball
Oak Park
Cepeda's 430-Foot Homer Lifts Giants Over Dodgers
Orlando Cepeda belted a 430-foot eighth-inning homer off Ron Perranoski, lifting the San Francisco Giants to a 7-3 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers and snapping a seven-game skid. Cepeda's 12th homer, part of a .308 season average with 40 RBIs, broke the 3-3 tie and ended L A's five-game streak while keeping the Giants within one game of the pace in the NL race.
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San Francisco Giants
Los Angeles Dodgers
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Giants
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St. Louis
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Colts
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Howie Gas
Tracy Stallard
Reds
Tim Harkness
Joey Jay
Mets
Ray Culp
Braves
Culp
Ed Mathews
Mathews
Phillies
Bob Hendley
Yankees pitcher Al Downing shuts out Senators in 7-0 win
Al Downing of the New York Yankees blanks Washington on two hits for his first major league victory as the Senators fall 7-0 in the opener of a two night doubleheader. In the nightcap, Washington wins 1-0. Al Kaline belts two homers and drives in four for the Tigers in a 6-1 win over the Red Sox.
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Clete Boyer
Yankee
Elston Howard
Don Rudolph
Osteen
Latman
Cleveland
Orioles
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Boog Powell
Bob Johnson
Ted Abernathy
Tribe
Ed Sadowski
Felix Torres
Lee Thomas
Albie Pearson
Angels
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Leon Wagner
Los Angeles
Dan Osinski
Athletics
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Randy Phillips
Tigers
Willy James
Steve Willis
Eric Putney
Yankees
Steve Woodrome
Associated Press
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al Kaline
Boston
Bowling Handicap Doubles High Games and League Scores
Bowling results list high games and doubles scores, with Tom Puckett and Jim Wilbanks leading. Evening leagues note high games for Lindell Levall and others, plus multiple team and minor league results across International and Pacific Coast leagues.
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Tom Puckett
Jim Wilbanks
David. Pigg
Jerry Graham
T. Puckett
J. Graham
B. Linville
S. Schultz
J. Wilbanks
E. Francis
Ccee
D. Pigg
P. Karch
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Jean Ann Davidson
Carolyn Puckett
Isa Lee Fields
Shirley Rector
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Letha Smith
Reba Tucker
Osa Lee Fields
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Hootenannys
Spinners
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Richmond
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Arkansas
Spokane
Seattle
Oklahoma City
San Diego
Liston Clay Set for Philadelphia Title Fight
Boston Herald reports Sonny Liston and Cassius Clay have agreed to meet for the heavyweight crown in Philadelphia on Sept. 30. Bud Collins cites Bob Nilon saying Liston and Clay are bound to sign, pending Liston’s rematch with Floyd Patterson on July 22 and Clay’s June 16 London win over Henry Cooper.
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Boston Herald
Sonny Liston
Cassius Clay
Philadelphia
Bud Collins
Bob Nilon
Liston
Jack Nilon
London
Clay
Nilon
Floyd Patterson
Las Vegas
Henry Cooper
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