McCovey Grand Slam Spurs Giants Past Brewers
Willie McCovey snapped out of a .244 spell with a bases loaded grand slam off Carl Willey as the Giants beat Milwaukee 16-4. The win pulled San Francisco within a half game of first-place Pittsburgh, who split at St Louis in a 13-3 and 5-2 set. Stan Williams tossed a four-hitter in a 3-1 Dodgers win over Cincinnati. Richie's 10th-inning single lifted the Cubs past the Phillies 8-7. Cleveland took the AL lead despite the rainout as Baltimore fell to Kansas City and Detroit split with Washington. The Giants set a nine-inning record with a 3:52 game time and 18 hits led by Bop Schmidt and Willie Mays.
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Carl Willey
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Richie Ashburn
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Philadelphia Phillies
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New York
Baltimore
Kansas City
Detroit
Washington
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Chicago
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Giants
Bop Schmidt
Willie Mays
Chuck Dressen
George Brunet
Louisville
Ron Piche
Billy Lees
Dick Stuart
Dick Great
Smoky Burgess
Vern Law
Ernie Broglio
Lindy McDaniel
Vinegar Bend
Kansas City Athletics
Orioles
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh
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Cardinals
Dick Groat
Stuart
Groat
Burgess
Don Hoak
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Cal Browning
Wilmer Mizell
Jim Lemon
Senators
White Sox
Mike Higgins
Red Sox
Philadelphia
Bud Daley
Harry Chiti
Camilo Pascual
Don Lee
Rocky Colavito
Athletics Take Doubleheader From Baltimore
The Kansas City Athletics swept a doubleheader from the Orioles in Baltimore, with the nightcap going 10 innings to a 5-3 win. Bud Daley won the first game 6-1 as Russ Snyder fueled the offense and Whitey Herzog scored the decisive run. The Orioles fell out of a first place tie with Cleveland as a rainout affected the Yankees.
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New York Yankees
Russ Snyder
Hoyt Wilhelm
Whitey Herzog
Norm Siebern
Bud Daley
Snyder
Three Weekend Traffic Deaths in Kansas
Three people died in separate traffic crashes in Kansas over the weekend. In Stockton two men were killed and three others injured when two cars collided on U S 183 north of Plainville. Victims named were George P. Esperance and Leonard Gerlinger. A third fatal crash near Ulysses on U S 166 left driver Paul Swisher and passenger John A. Smith critically hurt, while George MacCaffey, about 25, of Ulysses, was killed and others injured. Patricia Ann Percival of Kearney Nebraska faced critical injuries along with her two children.
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U. S. 183
Plainville
George P. Esperance
Leonard Gerlinger
Patricia Ann Percival
Kearney
Neb
George MacCaffey
Ulysses
U. S. 166
Paul Swisher
John A. Smith
Williams Quiet After Win Sees Reds Beat Dodgers 3-1
Stan Williams of the Dodgers shut down the Cincinnati Reds with a four hitter to win his sixth straight, 3-1. He frets over his performance after each win, crediting a sharper curveball and coach Joe Becker for refining his pitches while acknowledging sleepless nights.
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Cincinnati Reds
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Williams
Baseball Scores Sunday and Monday Results Summary
Baseball scores show Boston defeating Chicago 4 to 1 while Washington lost 5 to 3 to Detroit. Cleveland defeated New York 2 to 0 in a rain delayed game. Kansas City beat Baltimore 6 to 1 in 2nd game lasting 16 innings. Monday, New York beat Kansas City. Saturday had Baltimore 6 Kansas City 5 in 10 innings. York 6 Cleveland 4. Washington 8 Detroit 7. Boston 4 Chicago 4 and 8 in day night. Tuesday features multiple interleague results including Pittsburgh 15-2 and Milwaukee 9-8 over San Francisco. Philadelphia 7 Chicago 1 in 10 innings. More games listed with Chicago and Milwaukee in various matchups ahead of schedule.
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Cleveland
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Milwaukee
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
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Chicago Fae
Washington Sees
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Cincinnati Wins On Kasko's Seventh Inning Home Run
Eddie Kasko slugged a half-speed fastball to left field in the seventh inning, delivering the decisive blow that gave Cincinnati the lead and the win.
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Eddie Kasko
Kasko
Cincinnati
Louisiana Youth Crowned New Mr. America
Lloyd Seville a red haired senior from Southwestern Louisiana Institute won Mr. America from 27 entrants at the National Weightlifting Championships held in Cleveland Ohio He weighed 180 pounds at 5 feet 6 inches and scored 94 points of 140 judged on muscular development symmetry appearance and athletic ability Six members of the U S Olympic team were selected in the weightlifting championships sponsored by the Amateur Athletic Union New Orleans based student 24 year old Seville earns the title in a strong field from the Louisiana youth ranks.
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Southwestern Louisiana Institute
Lloyd Seville
New Orleans
Amateur Athletic Union
Rosters Complete For Little League Teams
Ottawa Rotary Little League and Babe Ruth League have completed rosters. Meetings set at Forest Park Tuesday 10:00 a.m. for all players, 5:30 p.m. for Little League and Babe Ruth separately, with signups mornings at Forest Park or Junior High School. Rosters include Athletics, Indians, Giants, Yankees, Cardinals, Tigers, Braves for Little League and Giants, Yankees, Athletics, Braves for Babe Ruth.
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Babe Ruth League
Orlis Cox
Forest Park
Cox
Pomona
Richmond
Harry Murphy
Dan Harkis
Bill Berger
Douglas Gasper
Roger Buck
Steve Roush
Ronnie Mathews
Martin Williams
Dan Mullen
David True
Dennis McIntier
Steve Terry
Indians
Bob Hardage
Teddy Hayworth
Bob Knoeppel
Everett Davis
Ricky Bien
Kenneth Presley
Gary Osburn
Nick Tipton
Jon Indall
Don Wieneke
Don Woodward
Dudley Calder
Owen Frakes
Giants
Ronnie Boyer
Butch Kelley
Eddie Sheldon
Jim Burrow
Ronnie Cl
Kenneth Jennings
Dennis Gumm
Mike McClay
Greg Gilroy
Don Boyer
Monty Isham
Homer Teeler
LaRue Crandall
Tigers
David Acheson
Steve Bell
Tom Wellington
David Kingsbrough
Phil Gibson
Ronnie Doyer
Harvey Nicholson
David Bogner
Dennis Cook
Ronnie Bones
Ronnie Lloyd
Dallas Decker
Braves
Erry Lay
David Carlson
Mark Andrews
Jomn Johnson
Craig Brown
Charles Waymire
Mark Willhite
Bill Bond
Billy Green
el Lee
Wayne White
John Oyce
Steven Salb
Babe Ruth League Giants
Jim Baldwin
David Allen
John Thompson
Alan van Loenen
Dwight Domnanish
Jim Haworth
Richard Johnson
Ed Balds
Terry Davis
Craig Carey
Ronnie Mendell
Yankees
Russell Craycraft
D'ck Snis der
Eddie Davidson
Davie Shotwell
Tom H'ckman
Scott Harris
Calvin Hicks
Jack Sauer
Tom Shepherd
Dennis Morelet
Jim Hotaling
Alan Rybolt
Athletics
Roy Dunn
Mike True
Rex Bowling
Roger Christian
Jack McCart
Bob Nordyke
Mike Stine
Griff Dorkins
Dan Killion
Pete Martin
Eddie Castell
Wayne Wiggins
Loren Shofner
Robert Gray
Charlies Bowling
Ralph Horne
Larry Crane
Craig Davis
Gary Gumm
Eldon MccCurdy
Steve Queen
David Spears
el Wheeler
Jack Armstrong
Moore Declares The Very Idea Of Fighting Pender
Los Angeles AP Archie Moore, famed light heavyweight, taunts challenger Paul Pender calling him unworthy and mocking his past win over Sugar Ray Robinson. Moore explains a new “wrestle-o-ree” punch and says Pender would not escape if matched, while hinting at future plans and a different look for his next bout.
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Los Angeles
Imagine
Archie Moore
Pipsqueak
Paul Pender
Pender
Moore
Archie
Melvin Durslag
Los Angeles Examiner
Sugar Ray Robinson
Robinson
Fat fighters headline fuels title bid next month
Eric Schoeppner seeks the 15round title next month. Archie explains his extra push, saying he wanted to prove that fat men have their place in the world too.
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Eric Schoeppner
Archie
Power Line Charge Fatal in Hays Area
Anthony Lauer, 32, a father of three, was killed Sunday night while working on a power pole at a baseball field in the Loretto area near Hays Kansas. He touched a live wire and fell 25 feet from the pole.
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Kas
Anthony Lauer
Loretto
Indians Take Lead as Rain Halts Doubleheader
Cleveland moved into first in the American League by waiting out rain to gain a half game lead. Detroit and Boston won, while Baltimore dropped from pace after two losses. In the National League, Pittsburgh and Los Angeles won, keeping pace with their leaders as Crosstown actions and notable homers filled the day.
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