Maris And Mates Maul Washington
New York Yankees surge with Roger Maris belting his 29th and 80th to lift the team within one game of Detroit, while Mantle hits No. 28 and Skowron his 17th as Cleveland and Los Angeles rise in different skirmishes. Bud Daley wobbles late as Boston clings to a 12-6, 10-inning win over Cleveland. Detroit loses to Baltimore on Gentile’s grand slam.
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Roger Maris
New York Yankees
Detroit
Washington
Baltimore
Tigers
Jim Gentile
Maris
Babe Ruth
Mickey Mantle
Moose Skowron
Elston Howard
Yanks
Minnesota
Dick Howser
Skowron
Yankee Stadium
Johnny Klippstein
Mantle
Bud Daley
Luis Arroyo
Pete Burnside
Senators
Fenway Park
Boston
Cleveland
Red Sox
Pick Stars To Play In July 11 Tilt
New York AP Johnny Temple Cleveland Indians second baseman will start for the American League in the All Star Game in San Francisco on July 1, becoming the first to start for both leagues. Temple joins Roger Maris Mickey Mantle Willie Mays Eddie Mathews as repeaters from last year’s starters. AL roster includes Ro Mano Cash Robinson Colavito and Buck. NL lineup features Burgess White Bolling Wills Cepeda and Clemente.
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New York
Johnny Temple
Cleveland Indians
San Francisco
Temple
Cincinnati Reds
Ford Frick
Roger Maris
Mickey Manile
New York Yankees
Willie Mays
Eddie Mathews
Milwaukee
Yankees
Tony Kubek
Boston
Paul Richards
Baltimore
Danny Murtaugh
Pittsburgh
National
Richards
Maris
Mantle
Kubek
Baseball Scoreboard Monday Games and Results
Baseball scoreboard lists Monday matchups Cleveland at Baltimore Boston at Washington Chicago at Minnesota Kansas City at Los Angeles with Sunday results showing New York 13 Washington 4 Cleveland 12 Boston 6 Baltimore 6 Detroit 3 Kansas City 8 Minnesota 7 Los Angeles 8 Chicago 3. Saturday results include New York 7 Washington 6 and Detroit 11 Baltimore 8 among others. Tuesday games feature Detroit at New York Chicago at Minnesota Kansas City at Los Angeles Cleveland at Baltimore and Boston at Washington with multiple rain affected and split affairs in Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, and San Francisco events.
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Baltimore
Boston
Washington
Chicago
Minnesota
Kansas City
Los Angeles
New York
Detroit
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
San Francisco
St. Louis
Philadelphia
W. L. Pet
Boston Sesesese
National League
L. Pet. G.B. Cincinnati Vee
Los Angeles Ae
St. Louis Sever SL
Sleek Scarab Racer Wins Garnett Grand Prix
Harry J Heuer drove the Scarab to win the Lake Garnett Grand Prix feature at near 90 mph, lapping all rivals including Jack Hintver’s Maserati and Bob Price’s Porsche. The two day event drew about 45 000 spectators with one fatal crash in the earlier years and a later non fatal accident involving Caldwell Davis TW.
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Lake Garett
Harry J. Hever
Lake Garnett
Charles Weaver
Jack Hintver
North End
Wichita
Weaver
Heuer
Price
Porsche
Hinkle
Jack Hinkle
Bob Price
Topeka
Anderson County
Don Hermerick
Two Losses Suffered By Ottawans In Softball Doubleheader
Ottawa loses both ends of a Topeka doubleheader in Eastern Kansas Softball league action. In game one Marling Hornets win 7 1 behind pitcher Cross fanning nine. In game two Marling edges Ottawa 6 4 as Webker peaks with five hits and three runs for Topeka.
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Marling Hornets
Topeka
Ottawa
Larry Webker
Andrews- Phillips 66
Eugene Wingert
Hornets
Webker
Marling
Cross
Harley Ainsworth
lOttawases
Three Tied In Tourney At Flint Open Playoff
Flint Michigan AP Johnny Pott Jackie Burke and Billy Casper finished 264 after 72 holes to force 18 extra holes for the Flint Open title. Dave Ragan led early but bogeyed the last three holes sealing a dramatic finish as playoff looms.
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Flint, Mich
Johnny Pott
Jackie Burke
Billy Casper
Casper
Burke
Pott
Dave Ragan
Warwick Hill
Ragan
Potit
Warwick Hills
Wellsville rallies to 12-5 victory in league game
Wellsville erased a Richter Methodist lead with a 10 run fifth inning aided by two hit batters three walks and a Wendell Hicks triple to surge ahead 12-5 in Saturday night church softball action. Trinity Methodist edged Church of the Nazarene 8-7 as Conrad Downing and Bob Hayden delivered key hits and Downing stole home to seal the win.
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Ottawa
Ron Yingling
Bruce Starks
Marling
Don Morris
Bob Watkins
Wellsvile Methodist
Richter Methodist
Trinity Methodist
Edge Church
Chuck Sims
Nazarene
Mearl Snethen
Conrad Downing
Elmo Shepard
Snethen
Wayne Young
Trinity
Bob Hayden
Downing
Ralph Edwards
Sims
Sne
Church of the Nazarene
Wellsville M
Richter M
Trinity Moo Os
Wins Bout But Claims Dim Future
Harold Johnson, the NBA light heavyweight champion, won a 10 round decision over Eddie Machen in Atlantic City but voiced gloom about his prospects. He cited lack of big-name challengers and a possible rematch contract with Machen, hampered by a facial cut that delayed his return.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Harold Johnson
Eddie Machen
Portland, Ore
Johnson
Archie Moore
Floyd Patterson
Sonny Liston
Pat Oliveri
Machen
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Paul Cavalier
Schedule of Youth and Little League Games
Schedule lists games for Jaycee Little League Yankees versus Tigers at 5 p.m. Forest Park. Pomona Lions versus Cardinals at Garfield playground. Babe Ruth Athletics versus Braves at 5 p.m. Forest Park. Wednesday Braves against White Sox at 5 p.m. Forest Park. Tigers versus Yankees at 7 p.m. and Giants of Athletics at 8:30 p.m. Forest Park. Thursday Athletics versus Tigers and Pomona Lions versus Giants at 5 p.m. Forest Park. Friday Dodgers versus Braves at 5 p.m. Forest Park and Yankees versus Cardinals at 5 p.m. Garfield playground. Giants versus Tigers at 5 p.m. Forest Park.
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Jaycee Little League Yankees
Tigers
Forest Park
Pomona Lions
Cardinals
Garfield Playground
Babe Ruth League Athletics
Braves
Jaycee Little League Braves
White Sox
Babe Ruth League Tigers
Yankees
Giants of Athletics
Jaycee Little League Athletics
Giants
Jaycee Little League Dodgers
Yankee
Wes Covington Traded By A's to Phillies for Del Greco
Kansas City Atletica traded outfielder Wes Covington to the Philadelphia Phillies for outfielder Bobby Del Greco to bolster defense. Covington, 29, has shifted teams four times in the majors and helped the Braves win NL pennants in 1957 and 1958 before knee injuries slowed him. Del Greco, 28, came to the Phillies last year and hit .259 in 41 games, noted for his defense.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Athletica
Wes Covington
Philadelphia Phillies
Bobby del Greco
Phillies
Covington
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
Chicago White Sox
Athletics
Sox
A’s
del Greco
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Chicago Cubs
New York Yankees
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