Yanks Move Up as Leaders Knees Knock Heads
Chicago White Sox beat Baltimore 2-0 at Municipal Stadium behind two runs from Mike Hershberger and Al Weis off Dave McNally. Hoyt Wilhelm, in relief, allowed one hit and lowered ERA to 2.11. The win pushes White Sox ahead of Orioles by seven percentage points while Yankees close to within a half game with a 6-3 victory over Boston. Elston Howard and Tom Tresh drove in two for New York as Rollie Sheldon earned his first win.
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Baltimore
Municipal Stadium
Chicago
Mike Hershberger
al Weis
Orioles
Hoyt Wilhelm
Wilhelm
Frank Kreutzer
White Sox
Dave McNally
Hershberger
Weis
New York Yankees
Boston
Kansas City
Detroit
Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
New York Mets
Elston Howard
Tom Tresh
Yankees
Rollie Sheldon
Howard
Jack Lamabe
Tresh
New York
Doubleheader at Park Tenite in Mt Vernon league
A Mt Vernon Softball League doubleheader is set for the city park diamond tonight. Montgomery-Ward and Machinists open at 7 30, with Machinists meeting City Employes in the nightcap.
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Javier Drives In 5 Runs as Cardinals Top Giants 7-6
Alvin Dark leaned on Julian Javier who doubled and homered and drove in five as the Cardinals beat the Giants 7-6. Javier’s burst came after Willie Mays struck out with two on in the ninth, ending a late rally bid by San Francisco.
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Bowling Thursday Night League High Games and Standings
High games led by Rich Brinkman 200 Jack Wilcox 199 Don Wilson 187 Deloris Poston 181 Alyce Wilcox 170 Joy Brinkman 169. High series topped by Jack Wilcox 515 Don Holloway 504 Rich Brinkman 490 Deloris Poston 464 Joy Brinkman 461 Alyce Wilcox 457. Standings show scattered records with teams Buddies in A’s and BUS Summersville The Four H’s and others kept in uneven entries.
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Jack Wilcox
Don Wilson
Deloris Poston
Alyce Wilcox
Joy Brinkman
Don Holloway
Stedet
ACO
Summersville
H’s
Illinoisans In Open Golf at Congressional
In the National Open at Congressional Country Club Arnold Palmer led first round. Illinois entrants Raymond Floyd from St Andrews and Bill Ogden of Glenview shot 73 and were five strokes back. Other Illinois scores included Hart Hinsdale 75 Harris Winnetka 78 Moehling Arlington Heights 80 Brue Northbrook 80 Bell Medinah 80 Keyes Niles 81 Holguin Midlothian 81.
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Illinois
Raymond Floyd
St. Andrews
Bill Ogden
Glenview
Arnold Palmer
Floyd
Ogden
Congressional Country Club
Dick Hart
Hinsdale
Bob Harris
Winnetka
Ed Moehling Jr
Arlington Heights
Bobby Brue
Northbrook
Jack Bell
Medinah
Sir George Keyes
Niles
Tony Holguin
Midlothian
Palmer Two Under Par To Lead Open
Arnold Palmer shot 68 at Congressional to lead the Open field, the only subpar round in a 150-player field. He stands 2 under and will play 18 more holes today and 36 more on Saturday as the Open unfolds. Other leaders include Lema at 71 and Casper at 71, with a large field struggle continuing as the cut approaches.
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Washington
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
St. Andrews
Congressional Country Club
Congressional
Bill Collins
Baltimore
Julius Boros
Champagne Tony Lema
Jack Nicklaus
Ohio Golden Bear
Sam Snead
Johnny Pott
Billy Casper
Billy Campbell
Joe Zakarian
Modesto
Calif
Lema
Bob Charles
New Zealand
Charles
Arnie
Open Scores Lead in National Open Round One
Washington AP reports first round leaders at Congressional Country Club in the National Open. Notables include Spanstuk 37 35 for 72, ScoGeller 38 34-T2, Harris Jr 34 38-72, Sifford 0.2, and amateurs marked with a. Denotes amateur scores show a mix of professionals and top names like Palmer Nicklaus and Zakarian among leaders.
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Washington
Congressional Country Club
Robert Spanstuk
Paul ScoGeller Ou
Bill Martindale
Labron Harris Jr
Charles Sifford
Bob Charles
Arnold Palmer
Joe Zakarian
Bobby Nichols
Ed Furgol
Bruce Crampton
Bill Collins
aWilliam Campbell
Johnny Pottoes
Tony Lema
Bill Casper
Ken Venturi
Jack Nicklaus
Tommy Jacobs
Stan Mosel
Richard Crawford
DANCER PICKED AT WOODBINE Olden Times Favored In Illinois Handicap
Northern Dancer and Olden Times head Saturday’s Woodbine and Arlington Park features in a rich racing card. Northern Dancer, Derby and Preakness winner, is the Canadian champ candidate in the Queen’s Plate field. Olden Times, carrying 125 pounds, seeks victory in the Winds Handicap at Arlington Park amid a strong nine-horse field.
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Illinois
Northern Dancer
Olen Times
Canada
E. P. Taylor
Olden Times
Rex Ellsworth
Arlington Park
Westever
Aqueduct
Arlington
Admiral Vic
Admiral
Voyage
Tamao
Grand Garcon
Pierlon
Dancer
Migrating Birds May Carry Bird Diseases
The Illinois Department of Conservation asks sportsmen farmers and bird watchers to report song birds with unusual back markings. A U S Public Health Service team trapped marked and released 1052 birds mainly oriole catbird and indigo bunting in British Honduras. In Louisiana's Delta Wildlife Refuge 458 birds were marked with white and yellow back feathers. Report sightings to the Game Management Division Springfield or the Arbovirus Unit Atlanta Ga.
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U.S. Public Health Service
Federal
British Honduras
Delta Wildlife Refuge
Louisiana
Delta
Game Management Division
Springfield
Communicable Disease Center
Atlanta
Elks gain first win in five starts in Khoury League
In Juvenile Division action the Elks routed ACT 7-4 behind a six run fourth inning. Mike Rush Jerry Kolmer Truman Tucker Steve Williams and Jim Bushong collected Elks five safeties. ACT outhit Elks 8 to 5 with Nip Burnette and Rodney Farthing two hits each. Richard Ryan earned the win for the Elks while Mark Mayse started for ACT. Today's game: First National vs American Legion.
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ACT
Mike Rush
Jerry Kolmer
Truman Tucker
Steve Williams
Jim Bushong
Elks
Outhit Elks
Nip Burnette
Rodney Farthing
Paul Wondrome
Bob Farley
Nate Hawthorne
George Floyd
Richard Ryan
Mark Mayse
Farley
National
American Legion
Minnesota is Baseball Champ in 5-1 NCAA Final
Minnesota defeated Missouri 5-1 to clinch its third NCAA baseball crown, led by Dewey Markus who sparked the comeback after a challenging Texas trip. Joe Pollack threw a four-hitter as head coach Dick Siebert praised his players and Markus signed with the Chicago Cubs for a $2500 bonus. Missouri finished 27-5, Minnesota 31-12.
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Neb
Dewey Markus
Dick Siebert
Minnesota
Missouri
Siebert
Joe Pollack
Fineish
Hi Simmons
Gophers
Maine
Tigers
State To Conduct Fish Inventory In 4 Watersheds
Illinois Division of Fisheries will inventory fish populations in four major watersheds. Biologists will sample Big Muddy River in southern Illinois, Upper Kaskaskia in central Illinois, Spoon River in western Illinois, and Fox and DuPage rivers in northeastern Illinois. Work starts June 23 and runs to September 1 unless extensions are needed to cover delays. The study aims to inform long range recreational plans and assess pollution effects on stream fisheries.
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William T. Lodge
Illinois Department of Conservation
Big Muddy River
Ilinois
Kaskaskia River
Illinois
Spoon River
Fox River
DuPage River
Iinois
Record Bass Set By Robinson Angler In Crawford County Pond
James Chamblin, 50, of Robinson, caught a 10 pound 10 ounce largemouth bass May 24 at 9 am in a Crawford County farm pond, ending Alvin Gates 1952 record. The pond, under an acre, was stocked about 12 years ago and Chamblin used a Rebel lure from a boat. The fish joins a recent redear sunfish record at Lincoln Trail State Park and a week of notable catches across southern Illinois with bass, crappie, and bluegill active in warm water.
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Crawford County
Alvin Gates
Harrisburg
Sahara Coal Co
Conservation Department
Lincoln Trail State Park
Victor Crawford
Villa Grove
Devils Kitchen Lake
Cline Skelcher
Awake Tire Company Rolls Over Elks
Mt Vernon Tire Co Cardinals beat the Elks Lodge Giants 8-4 in a National League game. Randy Arnett earned the win with 9 strikeouts and 3 hits allowed. Odel pitched for the Giants in the loss. Dude and Thackery added 2 hits each for the Cardinals. Arnett and Cox each had a hit. Indians Take Tigers 17-2
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Tigers
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Moose Lodge Indians
National Bank Tigers
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Kniffen
Kendricks
Smith
Martin
Mays
Randy Phillips
Dave Kniffen
Tiger
Greer
Terrill Thomson Ties For Second at Handicap Trap Shoot
The 50 third handicap trap shoot at King City Gun Club produced a tight match. First place was a three way tie among Clarence Dieh Regis Jackson of Centralia and Ron Behrens of Shattuc with 47. Second place split among Fred Jackson Fred Hanseman George Chwasinski and Terrill Thomson all on 45. Ted Kryzanski of Beaucoup was third with 44 and Walter Kimble of Mt Vernon had 43.
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Aite
Clarence Dieh
Regis Jackson
Centralia
Ron Behrens
Shattuc
Fred Jackson
Fred Hanseman
George Chwasinski
Beaucoup
Terrill Thomson
Mt. Vernon
Ted Kryzanski
Waleter Kimble
Mt .Vernon
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