Robinson Drives Orioles Past White Sox In 5-2 Win
Brooks Robinson led Baltimore with a homer a triple and three singles as the Orioles beat Chicago 5-2. Milt Pappas pitched eight strong innings limiting the White Sox to five hits for his eighth win. Roy Sievers hit his 13th homer for Chicago.
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Brandt
Robinson
Sievers
Tigers trample Yankees 8 4 as Colavito homers again
Detroit bombed New York with a six run third inning and four Yankee relievers charged with runs. Eddie Yost and Rocky Colavito homered off Art Ditmar, Colavito belting his fourth in three games. Mickey Mantle hit his 21st for the Yankees.
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Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Don Messi
Briggs Stadium
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Washington
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Indians
Eddie Yost
Rocky Colavito
Art Ditmar
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Colavito
Ato
Frank Bolling
Tiger
John Gab Ter
Messi
Mickey Mantle
Elston Howard
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James
Gabler
Duren
Maas
Howard
Mossi
Berberer
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L—Ditmar
Mantle
Yost
Bolling
Indians Clip Senators 4-0 In Opening Of Cleveland Series
Jon Perry shut out Washington on four hits as Cleveland won 4-0 to take the opener of a four game set. Perry improved to 5-1 life against the Senators, retiring the first three in order after Reno Berioia’s leadoff triple. Pedro Ramos started for Washington, fall to 5-19.
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Washington Senators
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Gon Lee
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Lee
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Aspromorte
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Card hurls 1 hitter as Cardinals blank Cubs
St Louis pitcher Broglia dominates Chicago with a one hitter and 14 strikeouts in a 6-0 win. Cards tally early runs then add two more in the sixth. Cardwell and Sawatski drive in key runs as Broglia improves to 10-4.
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St. Loui Cardinals
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Sawatski
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Robinson Hammers Sox with Cycle Pitch for Orioles
Brooks Robinson, Baltimore's star third baseman, hit for the cycle in a 5-2 win over Chicago as he collected five-for-five in eight straight hits. He drove in two runs, boosted his average to .296, and set a club record with 11 total bases. Manager Paul Richards praised the breakout performance while Sox skipper Al Lopez noted Robinson's early damage.
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Little Rock
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Orijoles
Paul Richards
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Sox
al Lopez
Oriole
League Leaders for Reece League Leaders for Reece
American League batting leaders include Gentile and Runnels with strong totals. Rons and Mantle top RBI and runs categories, while Aparicio and Fox share triples. Maris leads home runs and May totals for power, with key figures from Banks, Aaron, and Mays in RBIs and hits. National League leaders feature Mays and Banks in runs and RBIs, with Pinson and White among leaders in triples. Roebuck and Williams headline pitching with high win counts and Drysdale leading strikeouts.
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Smith
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Aparicio
Bunning
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Mays
San Francisco
Larker
Los Angeles
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Banks
Aaron
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Pittsburgh
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Cincinnati
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Kirkland
Roebuck
Williams
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Friend
Howton to Retire from Browns to Start Houston Project
Veteran end Billy Howton informed the Cleveland Browns he will retire to devote full time to his construction business in Houston his home. Howton, 30, was acquired by Cleveland last year after seven seasons with Green Bay.
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Sead
Billy Howton
Cleveland Browns
Houston
Green Bay
Arcaro Poised For Monmouth Handicap Victory
jockey Eddie Arcaro seeks a fourth win in five years in the $100000-added Monmouth Handicap at Monmouth Park racing’s top stakes. First Landing carries 123 pounds and the outside post in a nine horse field as NBC TV covers the race from 430 to 5 pm EST.
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Monmouth Park
Hollywood Park
Arlington Park
Delaware Park
Bald Eagle
Sword Dancer
First Landing
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Arcaro
Nashua
Bold Ruler
Willie Shoemaker
Howard Keck
Bagdad
C. V. Whitney
Fleet Nasrullah
Dance
Wall Leads After Record Western Open Round
Art Wall Jr. shot a record 66 at the Western Open to lead by two strokes at 137 after 36 holes at the Western Golf and Country Club. Pete Cooper, Stan Leonard, Jim Ferree and Tommy Jacobs were two behind at 139 with a crowded field at 140 including Boros, Sanders, Venturi and Ragan. Wall hit six birdies and never made a par on a hole.
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Art Wall Jr
Western Golf and Country Club
Wall
Pete Cooper
Stan Leonard
Jim Ferree
Tommy Jacobs
Joe Zakarian
Don Whitt
Borrego Springs
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Julius Boros
Doug Sanders
Ken Venturi
Dave Ragan
Summer sports schedule and fair notes from Frederick
Recreation commission calendar lists tennis and softball at Baker Park and FHS courts with times from July 16 to 22. Events include junior softball Linden Muffinix matches and singles badminton at Mullinix Park. Also a DoH stuffed animal show Tuesday at Baker Park shell with prizes for dolls and animals. Glider speed record reported in London with Viktor Tchenko achieving 56.54 mph over 200 km.
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London
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California Girls Smash World and American Swim Records
Four California girls set two world and four American records at the AAU Women's National Championships in Indianapolis. Donna de Varona, Lynn Burke, Chris von Saltza, and Sylvia Ruuska achieved key marks, with De Varona breaking the 406-meter individual medley world record and Burke topping the 200-meter backstroke world record. Von Saltza added a US 1 record in the 100 meters, while Ann Warner won the 200-meter breaststroke and Patsy Willard claimed the three-meter diving title.
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Berkeley
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Lynn Burke
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Japan
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Los Angeles
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Patsy Willard
Mesa, Ariz
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NCAA committee outlines 1959 tournament sites and dates
The NCAA basketball committee recommended next year's tournament move to Kansas City starting March 24 with regional tournaments set for March 17-18 in Charlotte Louisville Lawrence Portland. Hosts include Davidson College University of Kentucky University of Kansas and Oregon State College. Approval by the executive committee in Cincinnati is expected automatically.
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City Reverses Beer Sales in Memorial Stadium Stands
Baltimore Park Board withdraws approval to sell beer to fans in Memorial Stadium seats. Fans must still buy at refreshment stands. Board president Dr Frank C Marino says city voters oppose beer in stands and curbs further action. Local council had considered a measure to ban beer sales next November.
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Park Board
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Frank C. Marino
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Hunt says Wismer right in charge of early practice
Lamar Hunt, owner of the Dallas AFL club, said Harry Wismer may be right that Dallas and Los Angeles started training too soon. Hunt declined to specify consequences if the claim is correct. Wismer accused the teams of unethical early practice.
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Wismer
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Lamar Hunt
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Harry Wismer
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