Aguirre and Siebern Shine in Dueling Twin Bill Games
Hank Aguirre finally broke his hitless streak with a three-run double as the Tigers beat the Angels 12 1 in the first game of a doubleheader. Norm Siebern made an error that helped Chicago beat Baltimore 2 1 in the opener, then homered in the Orioles 8 3 win in the nightcap. The split kept Baltimore atop the AL by half a game. Brooks Robinson and Sam Bowens supplied power for Baltimore, while Steve Barber pitched well in relief. New York, Cleveland, and Minnesota also posted wins in AL action.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
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Norm Siebern
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Gary Peters
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Don Demeter
Norm Cash
Joe Adcock
Cardinals top Dodgers as Sadecki wins 16th of season
Ray Sadecki pitched nine clean innings as the Cardinals beat the Dodgers 5-3 in Kansas City. Bill White hit a three run homer, Julian Javier and Tim McCarver contributed timely hits, and Sadecki improved to 16-9 with six strikeouts and no walks.
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Sadecki
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Howie Reed
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Wade Blasingame
Harvey Kuenn
Willie Mays
Joe Torre
Braves
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Willie
Ryan Seeks Stardom as Passer in Browns Victory
Quarterback Frank Ryan told reporters he would become like Y A Tittle with time. He fired five TD passes as Cleveland beat Detroit 35 14 in a Friday exhibition. Walt Roberts caught a 50 yard strike. Lions, Bears, Chiefs, Denver, and Buffalo wins noted in NFL AFL night slate.
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Associated Press
Frank Ryan
Y.A
Ryan
Browns
Lions
Detroit
Walt Roberts
St. Louis
Chicago Bears
Kansas City
Denver
Fort Worth
Buffalo
Boston
Yankees Stung By Red Sox After Early Lead Blown
New York trails Baltimore by four games and Chicago by four after a 5 3 loss to Boston. Manager Johnny Pesky says the Yankees aren’t out yet, noting they have many games left to catch the leaders despite the setback.
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New York Yankees
Baltimore
Chicago
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Orioles
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Red Sox
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Friday Night Bowling Scores Highlight Local Leagues
Local bowling lanes reported scores across Friday leagues led by several high games. Notable performances include L. Finch 196 and 467 for FRIDAY NIGHT LADIES at ROMSTEDT'S, M. Milton 161 and 403 at CRITES-2, H. Wenthe 184 and 434 for HELEN & BILL'S-3, and G. Powell 301-507 for WANTLAND CLEANERS-3.
Silver payoff and Fire Fighter's Day at A's game
Kansas City owner Charles O. Finley will present Rocky Colavito with 300 silver dollars at home plate after his 300th homer, if achieved today against Cleveland. Finley also promotes Fire Fighter's Day at Municipal Stadium with plastic helmets for fans and two vintage fire trucks to be given away.
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Rocky Colavito
Kansas City Athletics
Charles Oo. Finley
Colavito
Cleveland Indians
Finley
Las Vegas
Municipal Stadium
Emerald Babe Ruth Ends Season With Old Men Clash
The Emerald Babe Ruth team from St. Patrick’s church wraps up its first season this Sunday facing an older local team of fathers and area adults in a fund friendly game. Manager John O’Neill of Williamsburg notes the “fold men” will play for fun after a year of play in the Five Community League, which includes Waverly, Melvern, Quenemo, Pomona and Williamsburg. The Emeralds finished with only two losses, to Melvern and Williamsburg, and are coached by Rev. Jacob Maurer.
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Pomona
Willliamsburg
Emerald
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O’ Neill
Fight Group Vows to Ignore WBA Ban on Return Bout
Promoters of a Cassius Clay Sonny Liston return heavyweight title bout vow to defy the World Boxing Association ban and proceed in November as a $4.25 million event. The WBA has banned rematch clauses and sanctioned fights, with states weighing where the bout might be held among those not in the association.
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Liston
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Golf Pairings Listed for Country Club Tuesday
Tuesday golf pairings announced at the Country Club include Crawford and Peters, South and Lyman, Young and Worthington, Speer and Fredeen, Shade and Foulks, Elder and Kramer, Read and Evans. Reservations can be made by calling CH 2.1872 or CH 22546.
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Fredeen
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Elder-Kramer
Read-Evans
Kansan Elim in Olympic Greco-Roman Trials by Berry
Joe Seay of Wellington Kansas was eliminated Friday night in the U S Olympic Greco-Roman wrestling trials. Bill Berry of the Air Force defeated Seay by a 3 0 decision in the fifth round of the 154 pound class. The Greco-Roman class restricts holds to above the hips.
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Veteran Burgess Lifts Pirates Over Phillies With 3-Run Homer
Smoky Burgess, 37, homered for the Pirates in the ninth off Ed Roebuck to cap a four run rally and beat the Phillies 4-2. Burgess 214 months since last homer, drives in three as Pittsburgh trims Philadelphia’s lead to 6 1/2 games in the pennant chase.
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Associated Press
Smoky Burgess
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Phillies
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Jim Pagliaroni
Bantam Ben Chills Leaders With Display Of Old Form
In rain soaked Birmingham, Ben Hogan surges to within three shots of leader George Archer after a second round of the Curling World Open Golf Championship. Archer holds a one stroke edge over Bobby Nichols and Peter Butler with Hogan carding a 70 to reach 142 total.
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Kel Nagle
Richard Sikes
Robert Rosburg
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Dave Hill
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Jay Hebert
Baseball Scoreboard Friday Results And Upcoming Games
Baseball scoreboard shows New York 12 Chicago 10 and other results. Upcoming games include Philadelphia at Pittsburgh and San Francisco at Milwaukee with various matchups and rain noted. Standings list Baltimore and Chicago atop the American League, with Detroit and Minnesota further back.
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Hopeful Stakes Opens Saratoga 1011st Year
Saratoga Springs marks its 1011th year of racing as five 2 year olds contest the $75 000 added Hopeful Stakes over 6 1 4 furlongs. Early 3 5 favorite is Bold Lad from Wheatley Stable and Time Tested owned by Ogden Mills Phipps, with War son Native Dancer at 2 1, O Hara at 3 1, and Turn To Reason at 15 1 following.
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Wheatley Stable
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Greentree
O’hara
Patrice Jacobs
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