Nicklaus Boros and Palmer tied for Western Open lead
Jack Nicklaus Julius Boros and Arnold Palmer finished the 72 holes tied at 290 to force a 18 hole playoff for 11 000 top prize at Beverly Country Club. Boros closed with a 44 33 47 after a 72 67 74 three round surge, Palmer stumbled with a 73 final round as Snead and Sifford shared fourth with 275.
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Fox Collects 2500th Hit in Chisox Victory
Nellie Fox became the first player in baseball history to reach 2500 hits as the Chicago White Sox defeated the Baltimore Orioles 4 to 1. Gary Peters pitched a complete game, allowing two runs on eight hits with four strikeouts, while Fox sparked the offense with a leadoff line single in the sixth and later scored on Jim Lemon's hit.
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Angels sweep doubleheader as Bosox fall in heat
Los Angeles Angels shut out Boston 5-0 in the opener and win 5-4 in the nightcap. Don Lee and Paul Foytack pitched well for the Angels, with Lee sparking runs and Ken Hunt and Lee Thomas homering in the second game. Jimmy Piersall contributed multi hits and was ejected in the ninth.
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Eastern Zone Trap Championship doubles world record set
Hundreds of shooters competed at the Thurmont Conservation and Sportsmen's Club for the Eastern Zone Championship. A world record five man doubles squad score of 440 of 500 with two 100s was posted, while Herbert Cones and Glenn Smith led 16 yard and zone honors respectively and Doris Barr captured the Ladies Handicap title.
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Lucketts Edges Pleasant Walk in 10th Inning Thriller
In the Heart of Maryland League Donny Williams delivered the deciding base hit in the 10th as Lucketts beat Pleasant Walk 6-5. Wendell Williams earned the win for Lucketts, his sixth of the season, after a sequence that included a walk to Chippy Barnhouse and Charlie Stocks' single. Mt Airy fell short 9-8 to Frederick, who withstood a late Mt Airy rally.
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Cubs Break Slump With Rally Against Cardinals
The Chicago Cubs ended a week-long drought by rallying past the St Louis Cardinals 11 to 5. Cubs hitters combined for multiple home runs and ten strikeouts in the win while Clyde LaBrush closed out Frederick to secure the late-innings victory. Frederick led early 11 to 6 before the Cubs surged in the fifth and sixth, delivering the decisive push. Brunner and Angiehower each had three hits for Frederick.
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Baseball Standings and Previous Day's Results
American League standings show New York leading with 60 losses, Chicago 57 45, Baltimore 57 49, Minnesota 55 48, Cleveland 61 33, Boston 52 49, Los Angeles 51 56, Kansas City 47 55, Detroit 44 20, Washington 35 3. Yesterday's results include Kansas City 3 7 Cleveland 0 12, Minnesota 5 2 New York 1 8, Los Angeles 5 5 Boston 0 4, Chicago 4 Baltimore 1. Today schedule features 11 games including Detroit at Baltimore, Minnesota at Boston, and Los Angeles at Cleveland.
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Kaline lifts Tigers past Senators in doubleheader
In a Sunday twin bill, Al Kaline sparked Detroit with a game winning homer in the first game and a pivotal single in the nightcap as the Tigers beat Washington 3-2 and 7-4. Kaline scored the decisive run in the eighth inning of the nightcap to break a 4-4 tie, with Bill Freehan adding a two run triple.
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Cardinals lose despite early two run homers in second game
Julian Javier Ken Boyer and Bill White hit two run homers for the Cardinals in the second game but Chicago tallied solo blasts from George Altman and Gary Kalb and prevailed. Schaffer homered for Chicago as did Brock and Williams.
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