Indians Top Yankees in 5-1 victory at Cleveland
Cal McLish pitched a five hit complete game for Cleveland as they defeated the New York Yankees 5-1 to stay atop the standings. Tito Francona hit a two run homer, extending the Indians' lead while McLish improved to 12-3 on the year with four strikeouts and no walks.
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Cleveland
Cal McLish
New York Yankees
Tueay
Tito Francona
Indians
McLish
Norm Sierey
Bobby Richardson
Fatchall
RBI
Cubs
Larry Jackson
Dean Stone
Scorcato
Louis
Ceccarelli
Taylor
Jackson
Stone
Blaylock
Urban
Smith
Katt
L—Jackson
Chicago
Moron
Marshall
Banks
St. Louis
Flood
Phils
Bucs
Pittsburgh
Robin Roberts
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Ted Kluszen Roberts
Roberto Clemente
Danny Kravitz
Bill Virdon
Rocky N
Roberts
Bob Friend
Kluszewski
Thisox
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Dick Donovan
White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Donovan
Don Buddin
Jim Landis
Luis Aparicio
Landis
Tom Brewer
Boston
Brewer
White
Dollar
L —Rewer
Buddin
Parsons Sharpshooting Champion Dies At 51
Herbert Parsons Sr a renowned exhibition marksman for Winchester Western Arms Company died in Memphis Tennessee at 51 He led professional shooters for nearly three decades and once staged a Camp Kanawha shooting exhibition A recent color film of Parsons was shown to Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association members during an encampment at Camp Kanawha Also in Feagaville a Little League tie between Orioles and Blue Birds 3 3 will be settled August 11 with Red Birds versus Cardinals next
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Herbert Parsons
Memphis
Tenn
Associated Press
Parsons
Winchester-Western Arms Company
Jt Jeeeere
Camp Kanawha
Point of Rocks
Frederick County Fish and iGame Protective Association
Feagaville
Orioles
Blue Birds
Red Birds
Cardinals
Decker Fires 71 To Capture PE Tourney
Harry L. Decker of the Potomac Edison Company posted an even par 71 at Winchester Country Club to win the PE tourney's second straight President's Cup. He totaled 7i7 gross with a 68 net under Callaway handicap, ahead of Jim Reidler and a pair tied for third. Top honors in the Vice-President's flight went to Oscar Lashley Jr. with a 69 net.
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Harry L. Decker
Potomac Edison Company
General Accounting Department
Winchester Country Club
Utility Company
Decker
Chuck Adams
Francis Stoner
Hagerstown
Bill Seibert
Frederick
Frank Anderson
Clyde Strite
Martinsburg
John Coblentz
Lynn Kebler
Jim Reidler
Frostburg
West Penn Electric System
Greensburg
Baseball Standings And Schedule From Associated Press
National League and American League standings shown with teams like New York Cleveland Chicago Baltimore Detroit and Milwaukee. Wednesday results include New York 5 Cleveland 1 and Detroit 8 Washington 1. Thursday’s schedule features Philadelphia at Pittsburgh and Chicago at Los Angeles among others with rescheduled May 10 suspensions noted.
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Associated Press
W. L. Pet
Isan Francisco
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Allwaukee
New York
Chi
S . Washington
Otis
Detroit
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
St. Louis
San Francisco
Sunset Handicap Feature Sees Find as Betting Choice
Hollywood Park hosts the Sunset Handicap with Alfred G. Vanderbilt’s Find as the probable favorite. The 2 5/8 mile race offers a $100000 added purse and a potential $67600 prize to the winner. Other strong entrants include Terrang Day Court and Infantry with a 12-horse field in contention.
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Terrang
Lawrence Follock
Roland Bond
Elmendorf Farm
Day Court
Sunnyside
Ying and Yang
Royal Clove
Furyuan
Whodunit
Worshiper
Solid Fleet
Aliba Blue
Lookout Point
Find
Johnny Longden
Hillsdale
Natureboy Williams Stars for Clowns at Frederick Field
The Indianapolis Clowns featuring Natureboy Williams will play the George Flyers at McCurdy Field Frederick on Tuesday July 28 at 4 00 p m. Admission is free for Little Leaguers and advance ticket buyers will receive box or grandstand seating through local vendors and Optimist Club members.
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Jemima
Sizzlin
Indianapolis Clowns
Natureboy Williams
George Flyers
McCurdy Field
Frederick
Breakfast Optimist
Natureboy
George Ambush
Shiples
North Market Street
Braves Purchase Avila From Bosox
Milwaukee Braves announce the acquisition of Bobby Avila a 33 year old American League veteran from the Boston Red Sox to bolster the infield. General Manager John McHale said Avila could join Tuesday night’s game with Cincinnati at Milwaukee County Stadium. Avila a right handed batter previously with Cleveland and Baltimore is batting .207 this season and has hit over .240 in the last month. Infielder Johnny O'Brien was designated for assignment to make roster space.
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Reds
Braves
Milwaukee
Cincinnati Reds
Don Newcombe
Lex’ Burdette
San Francisco Giants
Cincinnati
Gus Hell
Newcombe
Burdette
Ewcombe and Bailey
Rush
Trowbridge
Giggie
Crandall
W — Newcombe
L — Burdette
Bell
Logan
Milwaukee Braves
Bobby Avila
Boston Red Sox
John McHale
Avila
Milwaukee County Stadion
Cleveland
Baltimore
Johnny O'Brien
Jaycees Win Game in East Frederick Little League
The Jaycees beat Hillside 7 to 1 Tuesday with E Starr homering for the winners. R H E: Jaycees 7 Hillside 1. C Toms and E Starr, V Russell and D Pratt noted among key performers.
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Jaycees
East Frederick
Hillside
E. Starr
R. H. E. Jaycees
C. Toms
V. Russell
D. Pratt
Moore Durelle Heavyweight Bout Postponed Again
Archie Moore postpones the light heavyweight title fight with Yvon Durelle for a second time as Moore rushes to San Diego to be with his wife who had surgery. The bout is rescheduled for August 12 at the Montreal Forum.
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Montreal
Archie Moore
Canada
Yvon Durelle
San Diego
Calif
Moore
Montreal Forum
Kenneth Cales
Archie
Olmedo wins two rounds in Pennsylva nia title tennis
In Haverford Pennsylvania Alex Olmedo the Wimbledon champion from Arequipa Peru defeated Mackie of Austin Texas 6 1 6 2 in the first round at Merion Cricket Club. Davis Cup star Olmedo faced questions about a prior match throwing incident from Chicago last week. He and fellow Davis Cup players Barry MacKay and Earl Buchholz also won their opening bouts.
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Haverford
Alex” Olmedo
Arequippa
Peru
Mac Ite
Austin
Tex
Merion Cricket Club
Chicago
University of Texas
Olmedo
Barry MacKay
Dayton
Ohio
Earl Buchhols Jr
St. Louis
MacKay
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Francona
Shantz
Coates
Bronstad
Berra
Mel
Fritz Gerald
W—Meclish
Sshantz
Neal
Giants
Charley Neal
Gil Hodges
Dodgers
Eddie Bressaud
Sam Jones
Hodges
Hne
Roger Craiz
Craigs
Jones
Craiz
Roseboro
S. Jones
Landrin
Hogan
W —' Craig
Jonez
Tigers
Pauli Fostack
Harvey Kuenn
Lou Berheret
Charlie Maxwell
Kuenn
Bill Fischer
Berberet
Russ Kemmerer
Maxwell
Kemmerer
Fischer
Romotosky
Naragon
Courtney
Foytack
W — Forytack
L — Fischer
Sievers
Gabs
Ernie Banks
Walt Moryn
Kim Marshall
Art Ceccarelli
Chicago Cubs
Birds
Kansas City Athletics
Bud Daley
Baltimore Orioles
Roger Maris
A’s
Gene Woodling
Maris
Vici
Daley
Milt Pappas
Drepo
Arcana
New Market
Shookstown
Araby
R. H. E. I New Market
Urbana
Free
St. Clair
Murphy and Linthicum
R. H. EK
Araby O
Fogle
DeLauter
Butrow
Ausherman
Ixpe
TIRE
Goodyear
Rayons
Plymouth
Ford
Chevrolet
Lowell Tire & Battery Co
South Market St. Monument 3
Crare Lls
Cornell
Sinclair
Woodsboro, MD
Routzahn
Middletown
Clay's Service Center
Rosemont Ave
L. R. Stop & Sons
West Patrick ST
Lockard
Sinclair Service Center
South Street
Thomas Avenue
Jack’s
Buckeystown, MD
Dinty Moore
Church Sts
Tollgate
Sinclair Station
West Seventh Street
Hahn’s
Perry’s
Braddock Heights, MD
Bosox
Moyer
Er’s
Mercery
Edsel
Moore-Durelle
Alex Olmedo
Lake Champlain
Vermont
Canadian
Province of
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