Tigers credit Dykes as Kuenn lauds new manager
Detroit veteran Harvey Kuenn credits Jimmie Dykes for turning the Tigers around after Bill Norman’s dismissal. Kuenn says the team focused on winning rather than personal glory after a 15 of 17 start slump.
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Wichita Woman Leads Field in Kansas Women's Golf
Natasha Matson of Wichita won her first round 6 and 5 and posted two 36s for a 72 to lead the Kansas Women’s Golf Tourney. She defeated Mary E. Moore of Salina to enter the second round champion ship bracket, joining former title holders Jackie Dack, Mrs. Marshall Becker, Jean Ashley and others in the winners list with both upper and lower bracket results reported.
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Louise Suggs Seeks 3rd Open Title at Churchill Downs
Pittsburgh AP Louise Suggs aims to match her 285 72 hole total set two years ago at Churchill Downs Valley Country Club in today’s first round of the Women’s National Open Championship. Suggs a two time Open winner and three time runner up faces stiff competition from Mickey Wright Betsy Rawls and past champions Betty Jameson Fay Crocker Kathy Cornelius as a repeat title pursuit unfolds.
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Lyndon to Host National Baseball Congress District Tournament
The NBC district tournament will be held in Lyndon from June 26 to July 3 with a best two of three format. Opening night features Lawrence vs Waverly at 9 30 p m and Burlingame versus Lyndon at 7 p m. Other matchups include Topeka Merchants vs Reading Lions and Valley Falls vs Emporia. Final championship games are scheduled July 2 and July 3 depending on results.
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Orioles Use Bunt as Lethal Weapon in win at Cleveland
Orioles ride timely bunting and power from Gus Triandos Walt Dropo Billy Gardner and Bob Nieman to a 7-4 victory at Cleveland. An Indians error on a bunt sparked a three-run ninth as Baltimore moved into second place a half game behind the Indians.
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Athlete's Foot Remedy Ad From Raney Drug Store
An ad promotes keratolytic treatment for athlete's foot with T-4-L liquid and T-4-L foot powder. It claims keratolytic action sloughs infected skin to reveal fresh skin and offers a 48 hour money back guarantee if not delighted after three days. Raney Drug Store is noted as the contact.
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Daley Sparks A's Win Over Yankees In Narrow Victory
Bud Daley rebounded from a rough start to pitch seven effective innings as Kansas City edged New York 4-3. Williams hit a two run homer, Lumpe and Maris added RBI singles, while Elston Howard homered for the Yankees. Daley's seven hits allowed, five walks, and fielding saves shaped the outcome.
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Moon Keeps Leg Wrapped In Case Of Streak
Los Angeles Dodger outfielder Wally Moon, batting .430 over a 17 game stretch, keeps a bandage on a pulled leg muscle before each game. He extended his streak with a two run homer that broke a 6-6 tie against the Philadelphia Phillies, and aims for an 18th straight game as the Dodgers seek a four game sweep. Moon, a former student with a master’s degree in education, argues he is not superstitious though he keeps the bandage “just in case.”
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Dodgers Win 8th Of 11 To Gain On Braves
Dodgers sweep their third straight from Philadelphia 9-6 to move within a game of San Francisco and three of Milwaukee as Wally Moon belted a two run homer. Don Demeter drove in three with a double triple and his 15th homer, while Roger Craig improved to 5-0 since recall. Braves beat St Louis 4-0, rain ending the game early, while Cincinnati shut out Chicago 5-0. Milwaukee's Hank Aaron hit his 20th homer.
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Italian boxer seeks rematch to improve infighting in U.S.
Italian light weight champion Mario Vecchia to wants another U S fight after a unanimous 10 round loss to Bobby Scanlon of San Francisco at Chicago Stadium. Vecchiato weighed 186 pounds to 135, and Scanlon's superior infighting carried the decision. Scanlon improved to 33-3-1 while Vecchiato stood at 43-4-6.
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Casper Heads Field In Chicago Open Golf Tilt
National Open champion Bill Casper led a field of 130 in the Chicago Open, a 72 hole test at Gleneagles municipal course. The $57,000 purse marks the summer tour's largest payout, with the winner set to take $9,000.
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