Clubs Using Starters For Relief Work
In a pennant chase vibe the top clubs deploy starters in relief. Pirates beat Milwaukee 5 4 in ten innings on Rocky Nelsons homer to widen lead. Podres blanked the Giants as Dodgers, Cards and Phils win, with Nelson and Skinner key for Pittsburgh, Crandall and White notable for St Louis, Roberts strong for Philadelphia.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Bob Friend
Milwaukee
Rocky Nelson
Braves
Pirates
San Francisco Giants
Mike McCormick
Johnny Podres
Los Angeles
Giants
St. Louis
Chicago
Cubs
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Robin Roberts
Carl Willey
Nelson
Seadoff
Don Hoak
del Crandall
Eddie Haas
Bob Skinner
Joey Jay
Skinner
al Dark
Friend
Paul Giel
Podres
Willie Mays
McCormick
Junior Gilliam
Dodgers
Bill White
Don Cardwell
Lindy McDaniel
Roberts
Phils
Don Newcombe
Ruben Amaro
Tony Gonzalez
Weak Pitching Hurts Yankees in 5-3 Loss to Senators
The New York Yankees, using three starters in one game, fall 5-3 to the Washington Senators in ten innings. Art Ditmar takes the loss after Ralph Terry and Bob Turley. Reno Bertoia and Bob Allison provide key blows for Washington as they seize a 2-1 lead in the race and inch closer to Cleveland in the AL standings.
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New York Yankees
Pete Ramos
Chuck Stubbs
Washington
Art Ditmar
Ralph Terry
Bob Turley
Yanks
Senators
Cleveland
Reno Bertola
Bob Allison
Loth
Yankees
Ditmar
Faye Throneberry
Turley
Stobbs
Baltimore
Boston
Tom Brewer
Marv Breeding
Jackie Brandt
Gene Woodling
Jim Gentile
Quack Estrada
Rivalry Reignites at Colorado Springs Women's Invitational
Natasha Matson and Judy Bell resumed their Kansas rivalry in the Colorado Springs Invitational. Matson shot 5-under 75 and Bell 79 to be the only qualifiers under par as six other Kansas players joined 16 in match play for the title.
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Colorado Springs
Natasha Matson
Judy Bell
Wichita
Kansas
Miss Matson
Miss Bell
Jean Ashley
Chanute
Kas
E. S. Blanton
Enid
Okla
Robert Allen
Chanutes
Electra Woodman
K. R. Grigsby
Coffeyville
Kan
Elaine Woodman
Four Kansas Citians Seek to Buy Kansas City Athletics
A four man Kansas City delegation backed by two million dollars travels to Chicago to discuss purchasing the Athletics. They will seek a price from Earl Vollers and request operating statements since the club moved in 1955. Vollers says no rush to sell and other groups are interested. The Chamber of Commerce has started a drive to keep the team in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Vollers
Chicago
Johnson
Wollers
Daily Newspaper Circulation Sets US-Canada Record
Chicago AP reports daily newspaper circulation in the United States and Canada rose to a record 63,534,551 copies per issue in the six months ending March 31, 1960. Sunday circulation also hit a record 50,427,164 copies, up 1.6 percent from 1959. Additional figures reflect morning and all editions combined.
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Chicago
United States
Canada
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Cooperative Association of Publishers and Advertisers
Baseball Scores and Standings Across Leagues
Baseball results show Kansas City at Detroit Chicago at Cleveland New York at Baltimore Washington at Boston and Detroit hosts NY. National League notes Pittsburgh Milwaukee Los Angeles San Francisco Philadelphia Cincinnati St Louis Chicago and games with Philadelphia at Milwaukee. Tuesday and Wednesday results list Philadelphia at Milwaukee St Louis at San Francisco Chicago at Los Angeles.
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Kansas City
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
New York
Baltimore
Washington
Boston
National League
Pittsburgh
Cscsecesees
Louis
Los Angeles
Csece
Philadelphia
E.se
Ichicago
St. Louis
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Cincinnati
W. L. Pet
S.sueceser
L. Pet
Beenesses
Ole Ram
Beston
Palmer Aims At Grand Slam
ST. ANDREWS Scotland AP Gene Sarazen, a four decade veteran, says Arnold Palmer could achieve a grand slam superior to Bobby Jones if he wins the British Open after already holding the American Open and Masters. Sarazen notes stronger field and better equipment as reasons Palmer’s slam would exceed Jones 1930 feat.
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ST. Andrews
Scotland
Gene Sarazen
Arnold Palmer
Bobby Jones
Palmer
Sarazen
Jones
Golf history notes tease from Sarazen on American qualifiers
In a brief remarks, Sarazen discusses Islam in golfing history and the American qualifying scene after World War II. He mentions Palmer, Johnson, Isaacs, and Langley Field as among veterans, with 74 players in the field and 36 holes ahead, while a Provo Utah entry points to an ongoing competition.
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Sarazen
Palmer
Bill Johnson
Provo
Utah
Jack Friday
Isaacs
Langley Field
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Ottawa
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