Indians Rally Past Yankees to Halve Standings
Cleveland trails Chicago by near half a game after Minnie Minoso homer and a seven run sixth inning turn a 4-0 deficit into an 8-5 victory over New York. Harvey Kuenn and Al Kaline had four hits apiece for Detroit in a separate rout as Bunning shut Baltimore.
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Harry Chitl
Dick Willams
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Roger Maris
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Terwilliger
Minoio
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Hec Brown
Ned Garver
Yankee
Billy Klaus
White Sox
Kansas City
Baltimore
Harvey Kuenn
al Kaline
Tigers
Jim Bunning
Giants Still Not Hitting Despite Lead After Cards Wins
San Francisco manager Bill Rigney frets that the Giants are not hitting well despite two victories over the St. Louis Cardinals to keep the National League lead. In a 5-1 win the club had 11 hits, 10 singles, with Willie Mays at .299. Cepeda also slumped as pitchers and defense carried a road trip, leaving the club five games up and hoping for a stronger home stand.
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San Francisco Giants
Bill Rigney
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Giants
Willie Mays
Orlando Cepeda
Rigney
Coach Tatum's Bowl-Bound Maryland Era Highlighted
Baseball Scores of Maryland recounts the era when coach Tatum built a football dynasty in nine years. His Maryland teams played in five bowls including Orange Sugar and Gator. He led Maryland to 73 wins 15 losses and 5 ties with national acclaim in 1953.
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Tatum
Oklahoma
Pastrano To Meet Johnson In Ten Round Heavyweight Bout
Willie Pastrano faces Alonzo Johnson in a 10 round heavyweight clash in Louisville televised nationally on NBC. Pastrano seeks contender status after a string of wins, while Johnson aims to extend his 12 fight winning streak and climb from seventh in NBA rankings. Johnson hails from Braddock Pennsylvania and has a 17 of 18 record, Pastrano from Miami holds 48 7 5.
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Willie Pastrano
Alonzo Johnson
National Boxing Assn
Johnson
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Ring Magazine
Alex Miteff
Miteff
Braddock
Miami
Injuries May Shift National League Pennant Race
In a tight NL contest, San Francisco beat St Louis 5-1 as pitcher Jack Sanford proved sound. Milwaukee’s Ed Mathews was sidelined indefinitely, and Los Angeles lost Gil Hodges for at least a week after a leg muscle strain followed a Dodgers rally. Willie Mays and Orlando Cepeda sparked a late double steal in the Dodgers win.
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Jack Sanford
San Francisco
St.Louis
Milwaukee
Braves
Ed Mathews
Los Angeles
Gil Hodges
Braves lose no hitters as Bengals edge in 6 2 defeat
Article covers multiple baseball games with Braves and Athletics suffering los ses. Key events include Hodges two run homer for Dodgers, Sherry securing a win in relief, and Drysdale closing out. Giants beat Cardinals in ninth, Boyer two run double. Mount Prospect open tees off at Women’s Open with Mickey Wright favored for a $20,000 prize.
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Wally Moon
Dodgers
Larry Sherry
Don Drysdale
Ernie Banks
Mount Prospect Country Club
Jim Tatum Dead At 46
CHAPEL HILL North Carolina AP Jim Tatum 46 UNC football coach died Thursday night of a virus infection. Only doctors allowed at his bedside in isolation at North Carolina Memorial Hospital. His wife Edna ill at home with the same illness. Tatum, hospitalized with the virus last Saturday, had been out since then with ongoing shoulder and knee injuries. He sought to rebuild the Tar Heel program as a national power after returning to his alma mater four years ago.
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University of North Carolina
North Carolina Memorial Hospital
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Los Angeles Rams
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Waller
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Maryland
University
Rotary League Doubleheader Delivers Two Fine Games
In Forest Park action the Rotary Junior League saw the Giants beat the Tigers 6-1 with Kirkland tossing a no-hit one-run gem while Snider allowed six runs on walks and a hit. The Athletics edged the Boys Club 5-3 as Morton pitched a two-hit five-inning win with eight strikeouts.
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Rotary Pee Wee Cardinals Meet Yankees At Garfield Park
Friday schedule shows Rotary Pee Wee League game between Cardinals and Yankees at 5 p m at Garfield Playground. Also Rotary Midget League Athletics vs Giants at 5 p m at Forest Park. Public notices list Ruhamah Union Chapel vs Trinity Methodist at 7 p m and First Christian vs Church of the Nazarene at 8 30 p m both at Forest Park. Saturday features First Methodist versus Wesleyan Methodist at 7 p m and Panoose Pomona versus North Baptist at 8 30 p m at Forest Park. Also Parks Legion Baseball District Tournament at Tola Ottawa vs Olathe at 8 p m.
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Olathe
Redlegs Top Boys Club 16 to 12 in Forest Park game
Murphy delivered a second inning single as the Redlegs sped past the Boys Club 16-12 in Forest Park. The Boys Club scored in every inning, but six walks and three errors aided the Redlegs to nine runs in the pivotal second. Nordyke earned the win for the Redlegs with Mavity taking the loss, as Redlegs outhit their opponents 11-10.
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Athletics
Moody
Braves
Heck
Murphy
Redlegs
Boys Club
Forest Park
No Runts In 49er Lineup
Moraga Calif AP The 49ers rookie camp opens with eight players at 240 pounds or more and several smaller hopefuls. Lynn Waldorf named new neophytes for Red Hickey Monte Clark including six foot six 260 Southern California and others from Trinity Austin Houston and Holy Cross. After All-Stars additional players from Ohio State Notre Dame join the camp with Paced rosters.
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Monte Clark
Southern California
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Trinity
George Shirkey
Austin
Ted Stahura
Pittsburg State
Hogan Wharton
Houston
Don Rogers
South Carolina
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Dayton
Wally ‘Bavaro
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Dan ‘Dames
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Frank Geremia
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Jack Bolton
Puget Sound
Bob Carter
Denver
Vel Heckman
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