Pitching Feat Gave spotlight to Mahaffey and Phillies
Art Mahaffey struck out 17 Chicago Cubs in a 1 0 Phillies shutout as Philadelphia swept Sunday, nearing a major league record. Frank Sullivan joined for a 1 0 and 6 0 pair of shutouts. Dodgers and Giants contended for first while Spahn, Moon, and McDermott highlighted other NL games.
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Harold Johnson Defends Light Heavy Title in Philadelphia
Harold Johnson, 32, makes the first defense of his light heavyweight crown tonight against Von Clay, 21, in a 15 round bout at the Arena for the National Boxing Association title. Promoter Al Lewis expects 4,500 fans and about $30,000. Johnson receives 40 percent, Clay 20 percent. Old Archie Moore remains recognized as the champion by major markets.
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Detroit Tigers stretch win streak to seven
Detroit moved to seven straight wins and opened a half game AL lead over Minnesota as the Tigers swept a doubleheader with the Los Angeles Angels. Jim Donahue, up from St Paul, starred in both games, saving the first and earning the second in relief of Jim Bunning. Jack Kralick and Bob Shaw delivered strong pitching for Minnesota and Chicago respectively in other AL action.
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Baseball Standings And Schedules From Weekend Action
Standings show Minnesota 1-0 over Washington and Cleveland 10 over Kansas City 8. Baltimore 4-1 over New York and Boston 4-1 over Chicago. Various rain delays and postponements affect Detroit Los Angeles and New York at Detroit. Philadelphia and Milwaukee post dramatic scores.
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Pender Eyes November Title Bout With Fullmer
Paul Pender, after a defense of his middleweight title against Carmen Basilio, targets a November Boston showdown with Gene Fullmer. Promoter Sam Silverman aims for a $200,000 gate and up to $150,000 in TV money as talks with Fullmer’s manager continue. Basilio predicted Fullmer would beat Pender if they meet. Basilio had been knocked down twice in the bout before losing on points.
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Six New Records At KU Relays Shatter Meet Marks
Six meet records were set at the Kansas Relays led by Texas athletes. Baylor claimed two relays and two individual wins but stood outside the record performances. Notable marks included North Texas State's distance medley relay in 9:49.3 anchored by John Cooper’s 4:07.1 mile, Texas Southern’s college relay record of 41.0 and go standard 1:24.2, and Emporia State’s mile relay in 3:12.2. Baylor star Bill Kemp anchored the 440 and 880 relays and claimed the 100 in 10.1. Kansas failed to win a event for the first time since World War II.
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U S Net Chief Sees Better Days in Dallas
Bernard Tut Bartzen, captain of the last U S Davis Cup team, believes the Dallas Invitation marks a hopeful turn. He defeated Ham Richardson 3 6 6 2 6 0 to win the championship as Australia’s held rivals Fraser Emerson and Laver fell.
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Hebert and Venturi Tie In Golf Meet
Jay Hebert and Ken Venturi staged an 18 hole playoff to decide the Houston Golf Classic after Hebert surged with five-stroke finish. Hebert shot 67 to reach 276 four under par at Memorial Park as Venturi faltered on the final greens. Bolt and Thomson earned top money with ties and Boros, Hebert, and Palmer among those cashing.
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Talk Expansion of Grid TV
NFL owners open their annual meeting in San Francisco as they discuss shifting media deals. Vic Morabito of the 49ers says NFL favors a single network package, contrasting with 11 teams tied to CBS, NBC, and Sport Network last season. AFL’s one-network setup is cited as a model for better terms. General sessions begin Tuesday with business managers leading discussions.
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Bowling Scores Mixer Upper and High Games
Bowling scores from a mixed meet list include Hughes Ogle Cordle Nalley Royer Steger Gilborn Milton Honn Robertson Mudrick Pogue. High lines show 202 507 for Hughes, 338 Milton, 464 Honn, and 165 Robertson among others.
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Ottawa Golfers Defeated by Emporia and Springfield
Ottawa University golfers lost three dual matches to Emporia State and Springfield. Emporia State beat Ottawa 12 to 3 in a five man match, Springfield topped Ottawa 10 to 7 in a six man match, and Emporia defeated Springfield 12 to 5 in a five man match. Medalist was Don Howell of Emporia State with 77. Ottawa's Jim King carded 80. Other Ottawa scores included Carlson 81 Corlis 83 Moore 83 Bohling 84 Bettin 92. The Braves and Emporia State meet in a follow up match at Emporia tomorrow.
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Lawrence Lions set prep school Relays medley record
Lawrence Lions sliced the Kansas Relays prep school sprint medley to 3 35.0 in prelims with runners Bob Kimball Charles Lanning Jim Smith and Bill Cottle leading Shawnee Mission North won the mile relay and 2 mile relay titles North also posted a 3 23 4 in the mile relay. Standouts included Jim Waskiewicz Wichita East beating Bryan Schweda Lawrence in the discus 162 10 vs 152 6 and Larry Irwin Washburn Rural capturing the broad jump at 28 1 2 inches. Topeka sped to 44 3 in the 440 relay over Shawnee Mission East.
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