Early Wynn Regains Form In AL Rift With White Sox
Early Wynn, 40, wins 22nd game as Chicago White Sox pull ahead by a game and a half, 5-2 over Washington and 9-5 in nightcap. Wynn throws his second straight complete game, four hits, raising his record to 7-7 and moving into 10th on the all time strikeout list with 2,066. Minnie Minoso homers in both games. Roy Sievers hits his 20th as Boston falters.
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Chicago White Sox
White Sox
New York Yankees
Washington
Bob Shaw
Gerry Staley
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Williams
Tigers
Bobo Newsom
Billy Gardner
Julia Becquer
Minnie Minoso
Roy Sievers
Jack Kralic
Stengel
Ditmar
Yanks
Bobby Richardson
Gil Mc
Dougald
Kansas City
Bud Daley
Brooks Robinson
Orioles
Robinson
Gary Bell
Wes Stock
Skinny Brown
Mike de la Hoz
Boston
Detroit
Mel Ott
Vic Wertz
Football TV Schedule Set For This Fall
AP reports a 30 team college football slate with national and regional TV coverage. Georgia opens Sept 17 vs Alabama in Birmingham after a 14-0 Orange Bowl season. Syracuse, Washington, Arkansas, LSU and others appear in national and regional telecasts on Saturdays with one Texas Texas A&M game on Thanksgiving.
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Georgia
Syracuse
Washington
Arkansas
Louisiana State
Missouri
Alabama
Birmingham
American Broadcasting Co
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Kansas
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Stanford
LSU
Mississippi
Georgia Tech
Army
National Collegiate Athletic Assn
Texas A&m
Northwestern
Love
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Michigan State
Illinois
California
Air Force Academy
Giants Bone Up Mound Staff To Stay In Race
The San Francisco Giants boosted pennant hopes by a stingy pitching run line and recalls of Willie McCovey and Sherman Jones from the minors. Sad Sam Jones pitched a two-hitter in a 6-2 win over Cincinnati as St Louis, Los Angeles, and Chicago closed gaps in the NL race with key results. Mays left with a left ankle injury after contributing to a fifth inning rally. Purkey took the loss.
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Pittsburgh
Willie McCovey
Sherman Jones
Jones
Sam
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee
Braves
Los Angeles Dodgers
St Louis
Philadelphia
Gus Bell
Vada Pinson
Willie Mays
Jim O’ Marshall
Orlando Cepeda
Mays
Bob Purkey
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Various Cities
Sunday results show Chicago B-1 Washington 2-4 and Kansas City B C New York 2-8 with Detroit 0-4 and Cleveland 6. Monday schedules include Detroit at New York and Chicago at Baltimore with Cleveland at Washington. Saturday results list Chicago 3 Washington 2 in 11 innings and Milwaukee 8 Los Angeles 7 in 12. Upcoming games include Cincinnati at Chicago, San Francisco at Philadelphia, and Los Angeles at Pittsburgh.
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Washington
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New York
Detroit
Boston
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Cleveland
Maneas City
Kansas City
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Bt. Louis
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Kane
Golf Tourney Starts At Club Silver To Be Awarded
Golf tourney opens at Ottawa Country Club with first and second place silver bowls. C M Sheldon chairs the committee and announces flights for all based on qualifying rounds. Qualifiers may enter anytime while rounds proceed. The text also recalls Cubs Pirates game details with Grady Halton and Don Weston in the same article.
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C. M. Sheldon
Grady Halton
Sheldon
Ze Ee Ee
Cubs
Pirates
Chicago
Don Weston
Don Cardwell
Lefty
Harvey Haddix
Ottawa Girls Defeat De Soto 20-7 in Softball Tilt
Ottawa postal Ottawa girls offense exploded with 14 runs in the fifth inning to rout De Soto 20-7. Leota Thompson led Ottawa with three doubles and a triple in four at bats as the team advances to face Iola next, after a high scoring Sunday game.
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de Soto
Drysdale
Dodgers
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Ed Roebuck
Braves
Bob
Lillis
Maury Wills
Carl Willey
Leota Thompson
Ottawans
Ottawa
Iola
Cards Replicate Double-Up Phillies Behind White's Power
The Cards, 442 games behind the Pirates, used Bill White’s bat to double the Phillies. White drove in six runs with two homers. Curt Simmons and Ray Sadecki earned the victories. Stan Musial Joe Cunningham and Ken Boyer also homered for St Louis.
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Pirates
Bill White
Phillies
White
Ryuns
Curt Simmons
Ray J Sadecki
Lindy i McDaniel
Sadecki
Stan’ Musial
Joe Cunningham
Ken Ly Boyer
Cardinals
20 Years Of Effort Pays Off For Golfer
Kansas City AP reports Ann Casey Johnstone of Mason City Iowa finally won the Women's Western Amateur Golf Championship after 20 years of trying. The 37 year old wife of a druggist defeated Sandra Spuzich of Indianapolis 4 and 2, building a four hole morning lead and fending off an afternoon rally.
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Ann Casey Johnstone
Mason City
Iowa
Sandra Spuzich
Indianapolis
Johnstone
Spuzivh
Wilt May Rejoin Pro Cage Ranks
Wilt Chamberlain, 7-2 star, left the door open for a possible return to the National Basketball Association. After a six week European tour with the Harlem Globetrotters, he said no plans to rejoin the Warriors but added that a fabulous contract offer could tempt him. He plans to meet Warriors owner Eddie Gottlieb soon and said he will probably play basketball this winter with many possibilities.
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Wilt Chamberlain
Philadelphia Warriors
National Basketball Assny Club
Nero Star
Harlem Globetrotters
Warriors
Kansas University All America
Eddie Gottlieb
Indiana Hoosiers placed on one year probation by Big Ten
The Big Ten suspended Indiana for one year from conference football championship contention and cut 1960 television receipts due to recruiting violations. Indiana may play 1960 schedule but games will not count in standings. NCAA had prior four year probation. Investigations cited paid stipends to freshmen and offers to prospective students. President Wells accepted the penalty after the university disagreed with the commissioner's conclusions.
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Hoosiers
Iowa
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Herman B Wells
O Wilson
Ottawa Tennis Tourney crowns most champions
In the Ottawa summer recreation tennis tournament, all divisions except the men's are decided. Tournament director Don Hoglund said semi finals and finals for the men's bracket will be played early next week. Final results include Dennis Smith over Tom Mudrick in boys 16-18, Sharon Burke over Linda Dodds in girls 13-16, Harrell-Dodds over Wedman-Wheeler in girls doubles 13-16, Roy Dunn over Davidson in boys 13-16, Dunn-Winchester over Davidson-Lewis in men’s 13-16 doubles, Brockway over Lew in boys 12 and under singles, Hart-Brockway over Lewis-Gary Myers in doubles, Wedman over Seaton in girls 12 and under singles, Wedman-Mueller over Seaton-Warnock in girls 12 and under doubles. Men’s doubles finalists include Deputy/Schultz awaiting the winner of Macdonald-Macdonald vs Smith-Sherman Spears, while Schmanke beat Macdonald 6-3 6-3 and Macdonald beat Bruce 6-1 6-3 to reach the final ground.
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Don Hoglund
Dennis ‘Smith
Tom Mudrick
Sharon Burke
Linda Dodds
Priscilla Harrell
Lynn Wedman
Linda Wheeler
Roy
Roy Dunn
Eddie Davidson
Dunn - Winchester
Eddie Davidson-Lewis
John Brockway
Larry Lew
Robert Hart
Larry Lewis
Gary Myers
Linda Seaton
Mary Ann Mueller
Connie Warnock
Howard
W. C. Schultz
Todd Macdonald
John Macdonald
Jack Smith
Sherman Spears
Roger Schmanke
Schmanke
Gordon Bruce
Babe Ruth Tournament Athletics vs Giants for fifth place
Schedule notes a Forest Park venue with a Tuesday lineup. Athletics meets Giants for fifth place in the Babe Ruth Tournament, game time to be announced. Also in Forest Park the Church Softball League features First Baptist against Sacred Heart at 7, Trinity Methodist against United Presbyterian at 8:30. Westminster Presbyterian faces Wellsville Methodist and Ruhamah Union Chapel plays Nazarene Assembly of God, both in Forest Park.
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Forest Park
First Baptist
Sacred Heart
Trinity Methodist
United Presbyterian
Westminster Presbyterian
Wellsville Methodist
Ruhamah-Union Chapel
Nazarene Assembly of God
Two Wichita Teams in Semi-Pro Finals
In Wichita AP report the undefeated Cessna Bobcats and the once beaten Boeing Bojets clash in tonight’s state non pro baseball tournament final after the Bojets advanced to the decisive game.
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Wichita
Wichita Cessna Bobcats
Wichita Boeing Bojets
Golf title chase: Player and Littler contend at open
In a double elimination Insurance Open, Gary Player and Julius Littler keep title hopes alive with strong rounds. The event awards $3,407 to the winner and $23,728 in total golf winnings this season as Littler seeks a late charge. Besselink of Grossinger, N.Y. takes third with 276.
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Littler Bobcats
AS Besselink
Grossinger
N.Y
Littler's Putter Proves Valuable at Hartford Open
Gene Littler headed to Hartford with a putting average of 1825 dollars a week for three months. The California golfer, 30, credited a improved stroke after winning the 11th Eastern Open at Pine Ridge. He saved par with a three putt on the 13th green for a five, while scoring seven birdies in the round.
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