Reds and Dodgers Clash Up Top NL as Pirates Win
The Cincinnati Reds beat Milwaukee 7-4 behind Bob Purkey and Frank Robinson as Purkey became the majors first nine game winner and Robinson added a double and a three run homer. The Dodgers won their 11th in a row 6-3 over the Mets behind Moeller Roebuck and Perranoski. Philadelphia edged the Giants 2-1 as Mahaffey handled the Giants. Pirates beat the Cardinals 5-4 on Bob Friend relief with Groat Mazeroski and McDaniel homers. Cubs and Brock lead the way with Brock, Hubbs and Santo homering.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Milwaukee
Bob Purkey
Frank Robinson
Purkey
Robinson
Dodgers
New York
Mets
Joe Moeller
Ed Roebuck
Ron Perranoski
Philadelphia
Art Mahaffey
Giants
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Houston
Chicago
Cincinnati
Hank Aaron
Carl Willey
Don Blasingame
Marty Keough
Cardinals
Friend
Dick Groat
Bill Mazeroski
Pirates
Curt ‘Simmons
Lindy McDaniel
Carl Warwick
Colts
Jim Pendleton
Don McMahon
Don Elston
Ken Hubbs
Ron Santo
Lou Brock
Cubs
Brock
Tigers Rise Closer to AL Lead as Foytack Shines
Detroit beats Chicago 13-5 as Foytack improves to 4-1 after returning to the rotation. Kaline out with a broken shoulder while Cash and Colavito hit .238 and .235. Wood, Bruton, and Bruton spark offense. Kansas City blanks Washington. Orioles lose as Robinson errors swing Indians game.
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al Kaline
Frank Lary
Norm Cash
Rocky Colavito
Detroit Tigers
Cash
Colavito
Jake Wood
Billy Bruton
Paul Foytack
Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Ottawa Elks Juniors Open Season At Ft Scott
Legion starters announced by manager Conrad Downing include Jeeper Deputy at catcher Ronnie Loyd Loren Shofner Larry Crane Alan Rybolt Roy Dunn Ronnie Mendel Eddie Davidson with Lefthanded Rick Snider in the lineup. Ottawa hosts Chanute for their first home game Wednesday night June 6.
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Ottawa
Elks American Legion
Ft. Scott
Conrad Downing
Jeeper Deputy
Ronnie Loyd
Loren Shofner
Larry Crane
Alan Rybolt
Roy Dunn
Ronnie Mendel
Eddie Davidson
Chanute
Brewer shoots 64 to lead Memphis Open in tight leaderboard
Gay Brewer Jr led a packed pack of frontrunners at the Memphis Open after a 64 at Colonial Country Club. Arnold Palmer struggled with a balky putter, three-putting on multiple greens, as Brewer built a slim edge over Gary Player, Billy Maxwell, and Don January who chased with 64-65 splits.
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Memphis
Brewers
Gary Player
Billy Maxwell
Don January
Weekend Baseball Scores and Schedule Highlights
Thursday results show Detroit 13 Chicago 5, Cleveland 4 Baltimore 3, Kansas City 1 Washington 0. Saturday and Sunday schedules feature Washington at Minnesota, Cleveland at Detroit, Chicago at Baltimore, New York at Los Angeles, Boston at Kansas City, and a long list of city pairings across the league. Cincinnati beat Milwaukee 7 4, Houston defeated Chicago 10 6, Philadelphia edged San Francisco 2 1, Pittsburgh topped St. Louis 5 4, Los Angeles won 5 3 at New York, with multiple two game and home away designations across remaining matchups.
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Cleveland
Baltimore
Kansas City
Washington
Minnesota
New York
Los Angeles
Boston
Cincinnati
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Houston
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Athletics Win In 9th
Jerry Walker limited Washington to six hits as the A’s beat the Senators 14 in Kansas City. Ed Charles singled with two outs in the ninth, went to third on Joe Azcue’s single, and scored when Joe Hicks misplayed a return ball. A’s stand 23-26, six games behind first place Cleveland. Steve Hamilton took the loss for Washington after seven hits allowed.
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New York Yankees
Baltimore
Kansas City
Washington
Jerry Walker
A's
Senators
Ed Charles
Joe Azcue
Joe Hicks
Cleveland Indians
Steve Hamilton
Roebuck Surges Back to Aid Dodgers Bullpen
Ed Roebuck, counted out after a long injury layoff, returned to form for the Los Angeles Dodgers. He pitched five innings with one hit allowed to help beat the New York Mets 6 3 and tighten the race with the San Francisco Giants.
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NEW York
Ed Roebuck
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
New York Mets
San Francisco Giants
Roebuck
Williamsburg seventh eighth graders form baseball team
After finding no team for after school players, seventh and eighth graders asked Rev. Garth Berry to coach. To fund supplies they sell candy, plan to use Lions Club and city equipment such as gloves and masks, and seek community support and game attendance.
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Williamsburg
Garth Berry
Lions Club
Edwin J. Roland Becomes Coast Guard Commandant
Vice Admiral Edwin J. Roland assumes command of the Coast Guard, ending Admiral Alfred C. Richmond's 36 year service as commandant. Roland, 57, is a Coast Guard Academy graduate who has held combat and administrative posts, with two sons also serving as officers in the Coast Guard. The Herald offers a $5 weekly tip reward.
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Edwin J. Roland
Coast Guard
Alfred C. Richmond
Roland
U8, Coast Guard Academy
New London
Phillips 66 Softball Sets Weekend Doubleheaders
Ottawa's Andrews Phillips 66 aims to extend its perfect EKL streak with home doubleheader against Lawrence Others at 7:30 p.m. Saturday in Forest Park before traveling to Richland Sunday night for another 7:30 p.m. league twinbill.
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Andrews
Phillips 66
Lawrence
Forest Park
Richland
Almost Didn’t Own Winner at Yonkers Cane Futurity
Eugene Minniear, half-owner and trainer of Ranger Knight, nearly sold his stake before the 3 year old pacer surged to win the Cane Futurity at Yonkers. The $64,648 payout boosted Minniear and co-owner Dr. V. T. Scroggin, who had considered full ownership before reconsidering.
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Buck) Minniear
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Aiken
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Lehigh Hanover
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Dr. Scorggin
Fight in Chicago Sees 5 Million Gross Ahead
Promoters forecast more than 5 million in gross revenue for the Patterson Liston heavyweight title bout at Comiskey Park in Chicago on September 25. The arena seats 46 500 permanent plus 10 500 temporary. Tickets run from 100 to 10, with most revenue from closed circuit TV in theaters nationwide. Patterson gets 45 percent of live gate and 55 percent of ancillary rights. Liston 12 34 percent of live gate and ancillary rights with a 200 000 guarantee. Championship Sports to receive the remainder.
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Sonny Liston
Comiskey Park
Patterson
Liston
Championship Sports
Maine coach counts runs in four games
Bridgton Maine AP Um pire Carroll Rines must count schoolboy baseball players crossing the plate instead of sheep trying to go to sleep. In the last four games he has worked he has seen 119 runs scored.
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Maine
Caroll Rines
Rines
Split Record 500 Purse Split Record 500 Purse
Rodger Ward of Indianapolis and owner Bob Wilke of Milwaukee divide a record $124,515 purse for winning the 500 mile race at Indianapolis. Wilke shares in the $324,202 banquet payoff. Len Sutton earned $44,566 for second, Parnelli Jones $32,518 for seventh with $18,000 for leading 120 laps. Ward also collected numerous prizes including a $5,000 Studebaker Avanti.
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Rodger Ward
Bob Wilke
Milwaukee
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Wilke
Len Sutton
Port Sand
Ore
Parnelli Jones
Torrance
Calif
Ward
Babe's Tourney Opens at Beaumont in Women's Open
A field of 31 professionals and 15 amateurs, led by defending champion Mary Lena Faulk of Sea Island, Georgia, starts the Babe Zaharias Women's Open at Beaumont Country Club. The 5 4 hole event runs through Sunday on the 6219 yard course.
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Twins Separated in Five-Hour Surgery Shine at Hospital
In San Francisco at Children’s Hospital, Patricia and Prudence Lowe, Siamese twins separated in a five hour operation, are described as coming along nicely. Surgeons say their chances for normal lives are excellent. The twins, daughters of Franklin and Mrs. Lowe, were born April 11 and were fused from breastbone to navel with fused livers and diaphragms.
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Patricia
Prudence Lowe
Children’s Hospital
Franklin Lowe
Kingpetch Fighter of Month Named by Ring Magazine
Kingpetch of Thailand was named Ring Magazine Fighter of the Month for his unanimous decision victory over Kyo Noguchi of Japan in Tokyo to defend the 112-pound flyweight title. The monthly ratings also show Harold Johnson’s win over Doug Jones elevating him in light heavyweight rankings, with minor shifts overall. Sugar Ray Robinson was dropped from the ratings after inactivity marking the first omission in over two decades.
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New York
Pone Kingpetch
Thailand
Ring Magazine
Kyo Noguchi
Japan
Tokyo
Ring
Harold Johnson
Philadelphia
Doug Jones
Johnson
Peter Gumpert
Germany
Archie Moore
Willie Pastrano
Moore
Pastrano
Alejandro Lavorante
Argentina
Sugar Ray Robinson
Robinson
Du Pont to Distribute GM Stock to Shareholders
Du Pont directors plan a July 9 distribution of about one third of its 63 million General Motors shares to Du Pont common shareholders. Each holder on June 8 gains one half share of GM, with up to possibly four installments by March 1965 under a federal antitrust divestiture order.
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E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc
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