Sox Defeat Orioles 5-1 Behind Clinton's Two-Run Homer
Boston pounded out 3 hits spotlighted by Lu Clinton's two-run homer in the seventh to beat Baltimore 5-1. Earl Wilson allowed one infield hit through six and earned his third win as Robin Roberts suffered the loss. Schilling and Yastrzemski contributed early with run scoring hits, and Clinton added the key homer off Stu Miller.
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Stu Miller
Dick Stuart
Schilling
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Robinson
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Melas
Powell
Yastrremsk
Cubs Top Pirates 5 4 To Oust First
Merritt Ranen doubled home Andre Rodgers in the eighth to lift the Chicago Cubs to a 5-4 victory over Pittsburgh. Chicago spoiled two Pirates errors in the seventh to take the lead and extend its win streak to four, while Pittsburgh fell from first in the National League. Roberto Clemente homered for Pittsburgh and Smoky Burgess added a two run shot in a night that saw the Pirates briefly lead before Chicago captured the win at Wrigley Field.
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Merritt Ranen
Andre Rodgers
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Bucs
Cubs
Roberto Clemente
Smoky Burgess
Tommy Sisk
Don Cardwell
Rodgers
Nelson Mathews
Ranen
Untitled historic baseball score note fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes show baseball scores and player mentions across cities including San Francisco Milwaukee Cleveland and Washington. The text lists multiple names and figures with unclear context and dates, offering a snapshot of a stitched sports ledger rather than a coherent report.
O'Malley backs Walter Alston as Dodgers manager
New York AP report quotes Walter O'Malley denying any plan to replace Walter Alston. He blames the Dodgers’ 12-14 start on injuries to stars like Tommy Davis, Maury Wills, Bill Skowron, Sandy Koufax, and Johnny Podres and notes he cannot fault the manager for Koufax’s past and current injuries. He cites ownership and player supply as the true blame.
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NEW York
Walter Alston
Walter O'Malley
Los Angeles Dodgers
Alston
Leo Durocher
O'Malley
Marlagery
Dodgers
Tommy Davis
Maury Wills
Bill Skawron
Sandy Koufax
Johnny Pod_ tes
al Ston
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Sandy
Simmons University fires athletic director and head coach
Abilene AP report states Simmons University dismissed Jack Thomas, athletic director and head football coach, for failure to follow administrative directives in conducting the athletic program. George L. Graham announced the decision.
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Abilene, Tex
Harri- Simmons University
Jack Thomas
George L. Graham
Balk rule eased as one second stop dropped for now
Ford Frick and league presidents agreed to scrap the mandatory one second stop for pitchers to promote uniform balk calls. Umpires in the National League had a record balk count, while the American League saw far fewer. The change applies at least through this season, with the rules committee planned to meet in December.
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Associated Press
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Warren Giles
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Umps
National League
Jay Giles
Cincinnati
Joey Jay
Walter Alston
Dodger Manag Ler
Cadets Top Blair in Tri Meet at Montgomery Blair
Frederick Cadets defeated Montgomery Blair and South Hagerstown by a wide margin in a triangular track meet at Blair. Mike Blickenstall led Frederick with wins in the broad jump the 180 hurdles and the hop step and jump while Harley Thomas Eli Kincaid Jim Hall and Jim Gilbert anchored victorious relays. Tom Browning won the discus and Rick Putman captured the shot put with other seconds from Harley Thomas Naylor Hicks and multiple relay groups. The next home meet is May 18 for District 1 competition.
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Jim Gilbert
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Jay Markey
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Hall Gilbert
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Blickenstall
Ogborne
Giant sandwich prize awaits hole in one winner
In Phoenixville, the Kimberton golf course offered a life sized sandwich to any golfer who made a hole in one. On Monday, Joe Degelman, 6 foot 4 inches and 300 pounds, aced the 135 yard ninth hole with a pitching wedge and awaits his prize. The shop confirms he will receive the sandwich.
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Kimberton
Joe Degelman
Degelman
Pender Retires From Boxing After Title Dispute
Paul Pender, once middleweight champion, announces retirement amid promoter and commission battles over title claims. He cites dual title disputes and lack of TV coverage for a Giardello bout as key reasons, laments New York State Athletic Commission action, and notes a 47–12–2 record with 21 KOs.
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Massachusetts
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Tiger Pender
Dick Tiger
World Boxing Association
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Giardello
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Pender
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Commission
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Europe
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Robinson
Terry Downes
England
Carmen Basilio
Downes
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Brookline
Mass
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Unclear OCR Results Highlight Random Sports-Like Data
Fragmentary text shows scattered names, numbers, and phrases resembling scores or stats but lacks coherent events or context. Entities such as person names and abbreviations appear jumbled, with no identifiable team, date, location, or clear outcome to summarize.
First Negro May Appear on U S Davis Cup Team
Arthur Ashe a UCLA student from Richmond Va may become the first Black player on the U S Davis Cup squad. Captain Bob Kelleher named an 11 man group for 1963 with McKinley and Ralston as top stars and Ashe and Pasarell as backups. Iran match in Teheran June 14 16 on the slate.
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