Williams Stuns Braves as Dodgers Rally Past Milwaukee
Stan Williams dominates Milwaukee with three hits allowed and seven strikeouts in eight innings as the Dodgers edge the Braves 4-1 aided by two run homers from Wally Moon and Duke Snider. Pirates extend lead by edging Chicago while Giants beat Cincinnati and Phillies rally past St. Louis.
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Stan Willams
Milwaukee Braves
Williams
Braves
Milwaukee
Wally Moon
Duke Snider
Dodgers
Carl Willer
St. Louis
Moon
Don McMahon
Snicer
Bob Rush
Wes Covington
Billy Bruton
Ed Mathews
Pirates
Cubs
Dick Stuart
Wilmer
Vinegar Bond
Mizell
Elroy Face
Bob Anderson
San Francisco
Ed Bres- Soud
Giants
Jim O'Toole
Cincincinnati
Mike McCormick
Billy Martin
Eddie Kasko
Bob Schmidt
Jones
Frank Robinson
Gus Bell
Tony Curry
Phils
Lindy McDaniel
John Buzhardt
Ring Injuries Prove Fatal in Boxing Bout
New York boxer Tommy Pacheco, 20, died after a 13th pro fight with Benny Gordon. He collapsed from a brain blood clot after being stopped 11 seconds before the end at St. Nicholas Arena. Pacheco died at Roosevelt Hospital after a 90 minute operation. he left behind a widow and a young son. This marked New York ring history’s fourth death and the year’s second nationwide.
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New York
Tommy Pacheco
Benny Gordon
St. Nicholas Arena
Roosevelt Hospital
Gordon
Pacheco
Howard Dunbar
Charles Mohr
University of Wisconsin
Merrick
N.Y
Madison
Wis
Stu Bartell
San Joze
Calif
Indians Take Lead With Sweep as Held Drives Wins
Cleveland tore past Baltimore to grab the American League lead with an 8-7 and 5-2 doubleheader sweep in Boston. Woody Held drove in six runs including a sixth inning grand slam, while Gary Bell and Jim Perry each earned wins. Yankees power propelled a 6-0 win over Chicago, Mantle reached 290 career homers, and other AL results boosted Detroit and Washington in tight races.
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Cleveland
Baltimore
Woody Held
Boston
Indians
New York Yankees
Bob Turley
Chicago
White Sox
Washington
Kansas City
Gary Bell
Red Sox
Jim Perry
Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Hector Lopez
Turley
Bob Shaw
New York
Julio Becquer
Bally Ache Drives Belmont Contenders in Eight Star Field
Bally Ache, the favorite for the 125000-added Belmont Stakes, is a fast starter whose front-running style has powered past foes in the Preakness and Florida Derby. Eight starters are listed with possible challengers including John William, Tooth And Nail, Tompion, Celtic Ash, Venetian Way, Disperse, Nage, and a long shot from California.
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New York
Bally Ache
Venetian Way
Darling
Hwee
Bobby Ussery
Merrick Stable
John Wiliam
Cain Hoy Stehle
Tooth and Nail
C. V. Whitney
Tompion
Green Dunes Farm
Sunny Blue
King Ranch
Disperse
Bellmont
Middleground
Howard ‘Keck
California
Palmer Wall Favored In Oklahoma City Open
Arnold Palmer and Art Wall Jr. head a field of 188 professionals and 10 amateurs at Twin Hills Country Club for four days of golf in the Oklahoma City Open. The $30,000 event awards $4,300 to the winner. Wall shot 65 63 128 Tuesday to lead 34 qualifiers for the National Open in Denver, with Palmer a strong rival and other past champions and contenders in the mix.
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Oklahngma City
Arnold Palmer
Art Wall Jr
Twin Hills Country Club
Wall
Twin Hills
Denver
Palmer
Julius Boros
Lloyd Mansrum
Tommy Bolt
Doug Ford
Jackie Burke Jr
Bob Goalby
Gene Littler
X15 Rocket Plane Explodes During Ground Test
Edwards Air Force Base California AP reports an X15 rocket plane exploded during a ground engine test. Test pilot Scott Crossfield was unhurt and the craft sustained extensive damage. North American Aviation said the explosion will delay the X15 program two or three months.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Scott Crossfield
North American Aviation
Cougars Win Golf Title
Houston Cougars claim Missouri Valley Conference team golf championship with 1163 total, 29 strokes ahead of North Texas State at Newman Golf Course. Jacky Cupit defends his individual title with 280, 4 under par. Ralph Baker of Tulsa second, Dick Smith of North Texas State third. Other team scores listed include Tulsa 1193 and Cincinnati 1241.
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Ill
University of Houston
Cougars
Missouri Valley Conference
Missouri Valley League
North Texas State
Houston Sharpshooters
Jacky Cupit
Newman
Cupit
Ralph Baker
Tulsa
Dick Smith
Cincinnati
Bradley
St. Louis University
Wichita
Drake
Machen Wins Dull Fight in Chicago Stadium
Eddie Machen, No. 4 heavyweight, earns his 34th win by unanimous decision over Alonzo Johnson in a yawning 12 round bout televised nationally. Johnson clings, Machen clinches often. judges score 49-45, 47-45, 47-44 for Machen. Johnson suffers his sixth defeat to 18 victories in Rankin, PA. Machen eyes Johansson or Liston for next bout.
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Chicago
Eddie Machen
Machen
Ingemar Johansson
Floyd Patterson
Alonzo Johnson
Johnson
Weissman
Jim McManus
Bill Doty
Portland
Ore
Rankin, Pa
Johansson
Sonny Liston
Pender Aims to Beat Robinson Again Friday Night
Paul Pender, Brookline, Mass, predicts outpointing Ray Robinson again in a title defense after their Jan 9 decision. He plans a cautious plan early and a possible knockout if Robinson tires, aided by manager Johnny Buckley who says Robinson was tiring late last bout.
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Boston
Paul Pender
Ray Robinson
Pender
Robinson
New York-Massachusetts
Rom Brookline
Mass
Tommy Bell
Rocky Castellani
Johnny Buckley
Baker Declines Boston Manager Job After Jurges Exit
BOSTON AP The 68 year old Del Baker says he wants no part of managing the Boston Red Sox while Billy Jurges is out with health issues. Baker served as interim manager after Jurges was relieved for health reasons as Boston slid with losses. GM Bucky Harris said there is no firing or resignation and they will wait to see Jurges’s condition after rest.
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Boston
del Baker
Billy Jurges
Boston Red Sox
Baker
Sox
Cleveland
Jurges
Bucky Harris
Plan Second Girls Softball Tryout At Forest Park
Bill Parsons 827 Tremont says a second girls softball tryout is tonight at Forest Park at 7. The first tryout on June 2 drew four girls. He notes they will play at most two games weekly this season after last year’s tougher schedule discouraged players.
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Forest Park
Bill Parsons
Tremont
Parsons
Baseball Scores League AdIEMIAA Results and Games
Baseball results from the LEAGUE ADIEMIAA show Cleveland 5 Boston 7 2 Detroit 2 Baltimore 0 New York 6 Chicago 0 Washington 8 Kansas City 6 with several Thursday Friday and weekend matchups listed including Detroit at Washington Kansas City at Baltimore Cleveland at New York Chicago at Boston and Pittsburgh 5 Chicago 3 plus multiple National League and Western city pairings across San Francisco Cincinnati Milwaukee Los Angeles Philadelphia St Louis and others. The schedule includes twilight games N designations and ongoing series notes.
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Boston
Detroit
Baltimore
New York
Chicago
Washington
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Cieinnat
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
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Philavelphia
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National League
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Lifesaving Class Enrollment Deadline Noted for Ottawa
Ottawa residents are reminded that Saturday is the deadline to enroll in the city recreation senior lifesaving course. Orris Cox says minimum enrollment of ten is needed. certificates awarded only to students over 16. Nancy Curry will teach the sessions from 7 to 9 a.m. at Ottawa University pool starting next Monday with no charge.
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Don Hoglund
Forest Park
City Recreation
Orris Cox
Ottawa
Nancy Curry
Ottawa University
Satisfaction Guaranteed Upholstery Service Ad
Robert Barnes offers furniture upholstering including truck seats canvas tarps combine covers and canvas awnings at 326 Ash. Contact CH 2-9730 for repairs and guarantees.
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Robert Barnes
Comiskey Quits Chicago White Sox
Chicago AP The club announces Charles A Chuck Comiskey resigns as executive vice president of the White Sox He retains stock and will stay on the board of directors His departure leaves no Comiskey in the front office and prompts comments from White Sox President Bill Veeck about the change and future harmony
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Charles A
Chuck) Comiskey
al Lopez
Comiskey
White Sox
Bill Veeck
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