VFW Upsets Dauch Concrete In Slo Pitch Tie. Five Games
City Slo Pitch results show VFW winning 10-8 after a costly error, with Bob Spettle and Burdge delivering extra base hits. Norwalk Furniture defeats Superior Coach 5-4 via back to back homers by Kyle Jameson and Jim Boyd in the eighth. Dauch Concrete drums Legion 11-1 behind a 15 hit assault led by Carl Chandler. VFW edges Clevite Harris 8-2 as seven errors aid the upset. Home Savings tops Citizens Bank 9-7 after nine first inning runs and a dormant offense rest of game.
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Graebner and Richey Sweep National Clay Court Titles
Clark Graebner defeated Stan Smith 6 3, 7 5, 6 0 to win the men's singles on clay in Milwaukee. Nancy Richey beat Linda Tuero 6 3, 6 3 to claim her sixth straight national clay court title, tying a mark set by Bill Tilden.
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Yanks Embrace Mantle
New York executives state Mickey Mantle will remain with the Yankees. He will not join expansion clubs Seattle or Kansas City nor be made available to other teams. Mantle is assured of finishing his playing career with New York, possibly in an official capacity.
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Drysdale and du Plooy-Van Zyl win Swiss Open titles
In Gstaad South Africa swept the Swiss Open finals. Cliff Drysdale defeated Tok Okker 6-3 6-3 6-0 in men’s singles. Annette du Plooy-Van Zyl beat Julie Heldman 6-0 6-1 for the women’s crown. Teener League action resumes Monday after Troy Americans beat Norwalk All-Stars 4-2.
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Indians Slip To Third Amid Doubleheader Split
The Indians split a doubleheader with the Yankees, dropping to third behind the Orioles who swept Detroit. Cleveland won the first game behind Sam McDowell, while Steve Hargan took the loss in the 8-3 second game as Baltimore moved within two games of Detroit in the standings.
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Baseball Standings and Results Summary
American League standings show Detroit leading with 59 wins and Cleveland second at 54. Tuesday games feature California at Minnesota and Oakland at Washington with multiple dailies results including Baltimore over Detroit and Minnesota’s 7-10 win over Oakland. In the National League, St Louis, Cincinnati, and New York post wins as Chicago and Los Angeles split, with upsets and late-inning scoring shaping the day.
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Boros Wins PGA Championship Amid Heat Walk
Julius Boros held off several challengers in scorching San Antonio to claim his first PGA title. He shot a final 69 for a 281 total and earned 25 000 dollars as the field faltered and no one mounted a strong charge.
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