Young sprinter joins U S team for three week international tour
A 15 year old Optimistic Outlook OVATE IVATS travels from New York to join the United States women’s track team for a four nation tour in Russia Poland West Germany and Great Britain. The squad led by coach Margaret Ellison includes Edith McGuire Vivian Brown Wyomin Tyus and Diana Wilson to challenge Russia with strong sprint events and hopes for a relay world record. The trip runs July through August with stops at Lenin Stadium Moscow War saw Braunschweig and White City Stadium London.
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Ovate Ivats Cadaick
New York
Russia
Poland
West Germany
Great Britain
United States
Wilma Rudolph
Perth
U.S
Margaret Ellison
Texas Track Club
Edith McGuire
Vivian Brown
Wyomin Tyus
Tennessee State
Diana Wilson
Los Angeles
Diane Wilson
Willye White
Moscow
Lenin Stadium
Warsaw
Braunschweig
White City Stadium
London
State Department
Brown
Sanford
California
Dayton
Tammy
Rosie Bonds
Miss Davis
Joanne Terry
Tennessee
Miss Terry
Ellison
Fifty Horses Run Today for 425000 in Purse Money
Fifty horses race today across five tracks for more than 425000 in purses. Key events include the 100000 American Derby at Arlington Park and the Dwyer at Aqueduct. Chateaugay, Candy Spots and Native Diver are among top contenders, with strong fields at Delaware Park Hollywood Park and Monmouth.
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Associated Press
Arlington Park
Delaware Park
Hollywood Park
Aqueduct
Monmouth
Chateaugay
John Galbreath
Candy Spots
B. Major
Crimson Satan
Vicker Herbie Hinojosa
California
Dr. Kacy
Crimso
Satan
Mongo
Winnner
Wied
Wedien
Wwe Sulwater
Bowie Camden
Diamond State
Iers
Nalee
Sinasal
Pans Ego
No Resist
Pitcher Savvy Spurs Maury Wills on Base Stealing
Dodgers shortstop Maury Wills, after a season to forget, defends his speed and base stealing sense. He cites harder pitches and umpire calls as factors, notes his ankle injury in opening day hampered his running, and recalls being moved to third base by Walt Alston during recovery.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
NEW YORK +AP
Maury Wills
Los
Dodger
Durin Maury
Devoe
Wills
Dick Beriell
Chicago Cubs
Walt Alston
Sunday Tri County and State League Matchups
The schedule lists multiple Sunday games across the Tri-County and Maryland State leagues. Matchups include Harmony at Middletown, Creagerstown at Thurmont, Brunswick at Duite Dean, and Lake Mt. Airy at Pt of Recks among others with several Liberty and Frederick area showdowns highlighted.
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TRI - County League
Harmony
Middletown
Horiie Creagerstown
Thurmont
George Brunswick
Duite
Dean Yellow Spines
Walkersy Jre
Rckerd Shriver Buckeystown
Germantown
Angleberger
Frederick
Suliivan
Brandenburg
Brunswick
Lake Mt. Airy
Watkins Liberty
Jeff
Heart OF MD
League Frederick
Mt Airy
Weddle Liberty
Pleasant Waik
Repp
Creagerstown
Buckeystown
Bolivar
Doubs
Lee Asie
Tri-Co Op
Dick Burdette
Sermanton
Sian Lare
Mr. Airy
Tom Lamm
Liberty
Tri-Co
Russell Baker
Tom Geiser
Yellow Springs
Rodgers and Charles Tie Open Lead at Royal Lytham
Phil Rodgers of La Jolla and Bob Charles of New Zealand tied for the British Open lead at Royal Lytham after 72 holes, finishing one stroke over Open record. Nicklaus finished one behind the co leaders as play headed to a 96-hole playoff. Palmer faltered to finish 26th. Thomson and Nash followed with strong showings.
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Anne's
England
Phil Rodgers
la Jolla
California
Bob Charles
New Zealand
Royal Lytham
St. Anne's
Stoke
Rodgers
Charles
Arnold Palmer
Troon
Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Ohio
Nicklaus
Coleaders
Links
Vince
Peter Thomson
Australia
Kel Nash
Thomson
Gary Player
South Africa
Solf
Dallas
Calif
Baseball fatalities rise to five in Little League season
The Desocrated Press reports five Little League baseball deaths this season. Eddie Justiss aged 14 died in Jena Louisiana six days after being struck in a warmup. Bruce Sloat 12 died in Jackson Mississippi after being hit in a warmup session. The fatalities also include Roy Byrd age unknown from Bay Arkansas and two April deaths from school baseball cases.
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Eddie Justiss
Jena
Bruce Sloat
Jackson
Miss
Justiss
Alexandria
Ela Sustane
Roy Byrd
Bay
Ark
Thomas McCollum
Denver
McCollum
Cherry Creek
David Bremser
Omaha
Bremser
Christ the King School
Baseball Scores and Upcoming Games Across MLB Matchups
Recap of yesterday's games with results Baltimore 4 Washington 3 and Detroit 7 Chicago 6 in twelve innings. New York 4 Boston 3 and Minnesota 2 Boston 3. Upcoming games include Cleveland at Kansas City and Los Angeles at New York. Sunday matchups feature Boston at Los Angeles and Cleveland at Minnesota with several others.
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Baltimore
Washington
Cleveland
Kansas City
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
Minnesota
New York
Los Angeles
Chance
Herbert
Kralick
Wynn
Drabowsky
Segui
Heffner
San Francisco
St. Louis
Chicago Chicago
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Houston Bew
Hutchinson Signs Two Year Reds Manager Pact
Fred Hutchinson signed a two year contract to manage the Cincinnati Reds through the 1964 season. He had taken over the club on July 8, 1959, succeeding Mayo Smith, and his new deal runs through the current season.
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Cincinnati
Fred Hutchinson
Cincinnati Reds
Mayo Smith
Reds
Hutchinson
Chattanooga net title sparks 3 hard fought finals
In Chattanooga Tennessee on Friday USLTA girls 14 under titles went to Bartxowicz Hamtramck Michigan who beat Lynne Abbes Orinda California 6 2 3 6 2. Dickie Stockton Riverdale New York edged Erik Van Dillen San Mateo California 6 1 2 1 2 to take the boys crown. Connie Capozzi Videloan Chia defeated Pam Teeguarden Los Angeles 14 50 to win the girls runner crown.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Peaches Bartxowicz
Hamtramck
Mich
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Tentis
Lynne Abbes
Orinda
Calif
Dickie Stockton
Riverdale
N.Y
Erik
van Dillen
San Mateo
Connie Capozzi
Chia
Pam Teeguarden
Los Angeles
Maris Undergoes Surgery and Fares Well
Roger Maris of the New York Yankees was operated on Friday afternoon for a rectal fissure, with a 30 minute procedure described as completely successful. He is expected to stay in hospital until Tuesday or Wednesday and rejoin the Yankees in a week. The Yankees open a home series with Cleveland near Friday. Henry Ota, Torrance California, will captain Dartmouth’s 1484 hockey team, having pitched and played outfield in high school.
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NEW York
Roger Maris
New York Yankees
Maris
Yankees
Cleveland
Henry Ota
Torrance
Calif
Dartmouth
Orsino's ninth inning homer seals Orioles win over Senators
John Orsino hit a two-run homer in the ninth as Baltimore overcame a 3-2 deficit to beat Washington 4-3. Don Lock and Jerry Adair sparked the comeback, Wes Stock earned the win in relief of Milt Pappas, and the Orioles extended their success against the Senators to eight wins in nine meetings.
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Don Blasingame
Washington
Danny O'Connell
Senators
Blasingame
Orioles
Jim Gentile
Pappas
John Orsino
Baltimore Orioles
Washimma Canatane
Baltimore
Bennie Daniels
Jerry Adair
Orsino
al Smith
Don Lock
Daniels
Dick Phillips
Wes Stock
Milt Pappas
Aparicio
Phillips Io
Snyder Cf
Kong
Smith
Hinton
Lock of and Powell
Zimmer
Adair
Brinkman
Orsing cc
Brown
Toray
Peppa
Phillips
Ackir
Gentile
Orsing
Daniels L
Toy Fund All Stars Named for Tri County and State Leagues
All star selections announced for the Tri County and Maryland State Leagues with Germantown Yellow Springs Harmony Walkersville Creagerstown Thurmont and others placing players on the squads. Proceeds from the game go to the American Legion Toy Fund with games scheduled in the evening and pre game ceremonies planned.
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Maryland
American Legion Toy Fund
Tiameville
Brad Ronsleff
Frederick
Che
Liberty
Mt. Airy
Pt. of Revs
Brunswick
Mew Market
Tri-County
Teague
American Legwa Toy Fund
Thurmont
Eddie Ridenour
Bob Shaffer
Buckeystown
Frank Plunkard
Walkersville
Ken Eaves
Wayne Duncan
Bolivar
Bid Gilroy
Harmony
Jobe Rudy
Roger Wiles
Dick Baker
Creagerstown
Mike Fyock
Earl Duncan
Doubs
Burr Beachley
Joe Hartman
Middetown
Kyle Prigs
Yellow
Ashley McIntire in Women's Finals
Jean Ashley of Chanute Kansas and Barbara McIntire of Colorado Springs advanced to the finals of the Women's Western Amateur Golf Championship in Colorado Springs Ashley defeated favorite Anne Quast Wells 1 up while McIntire beat Sue Maxwell 2 and 1 The 3 hole final match is set for today Both finalists are former Curtis Cup players
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Jean Ashley
Chanute
Kan
Barbara McIintire
Miss Ashley
Broadmoor Golf Club
Anne Quast Wells
Mount Vernon
Wash
Miss McIntire
Sue Maxwell
Shawnee
Broadmoor
Caral Sorenson
Janesville
Wis
Hurlers Honored in Van Heusen Award Balloting
Dick Radatz of Boston and Juan Marichal of San Francisco were chosen as winners in the June balloting for the Van Heusen Outstanding Achievement Award by sports writers and sportscasters.
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New York
Dick Radatz
Boston
Juan Marichal
San Francisco Giants
van Heusen
Koufax Fires Third Straight Shutout In Dodgers 6 0 Win
Sammy Koufax pitched a three hitter for his third consecutive shutout and ninth of the season as the Dodgers crushed the Mets 6 0. The lefty struck out 13 to lead the NL in Ks and earned his 15th win, while Camilli hit a homer for L A. The Mets lost their 13th in a row.
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NEW York
Sammy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Mets
Koufax
Dodgers
al Jackson
Los Angeles
Camilli
Jackson
Bearnorth
Hook
Roweng
Sherry
L—Jackson
Giants Rally Stalls in Loss as Philies Win 7-3
The Philadelphia Phillies beat the San Francisco Giants 7-3 behind three early runs and late support. Roy Sievers Don Demster and Clay Dalrymple drove in all Philly runs while Willie McCovey homered twice for San Francisco, giving the Giants three long balls in defeat.
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Philadelphia
Roy Sievers
Don Demester
Clay Dalrymple
Phillies
San Francisco
Giants
New York
Willie McCovey
Harvey Kuenn
Art Mahaffey
Sanford
Hoeft
Haller
Mahaffey
Baldschun
Dalrymple
W—Mahaffey
L—Sanford
McCovey
Kuenn
Pirates Rally Past Astros 2 1 Behind Schofield Homer
Dick Schofield hit a seventh inning homer and Pittsburgh Pirates added three straight sixth inning singles to defeat Houston 2 1 on Friday night. Bruce started for Houston with Schwall earning the win and Bruce taking the loss.
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Pittsburgh
Dick Schofield
Pittsburgh Pirates
Houston
Bruce
Dickson
Ami Baleman
Schwall
Face
Pagliaroni
W—Schwall
L—Bruce
Schofield
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