Sox Extend Win Streak To Dozen
The Chicago White Sox extended their winning streak to a dozen with a 6-5 and 11-1 doubleheader sweep of Detroit, moving into a fourth place tie as they win 15 of 20. Minnie Minoso and Bowmann homered in game one, while Juan Pizarro pitched five no-hit innings in game two.
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Red Sox
Frank Baumann
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Warren Hacker
Billy Pierce
Turk Lown
Minnie Minoso
Paul Foytack
Bowmann
Rocky Colavito
Foytack
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Hacker
Nellie Fox
Juan Pizarro
Phil Regan
Eddie Yost
RBI
Angels
Bud Daley
Ken Hunt
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Bob Cerv
Billy Gardner
Ted Bowsfield
Eli Grba
Baseball Today Calibrated Matchups at Forest Park
Jaycee Little League features Dodgers versus White Sox and Athletics against Yankees at 5 p.m. at Forest Park. Babe Ruth League has Athletics meeting Tigers at 7 p.m. Giants face Braves at 8 30 p.m. Also Thursday Pomona Lions duel Tigers and Giants at 5 p.m. at Forest Park. Friday events include Athletics versus Dodgers at 5 p.m. at Forest Park Orioles clash with White Sox at Garfield Playground and Yankees meet Giants at 5 p.m. at Forest Park.
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Garfield Playground
Buhl Leads Braves To 3-0 Win Over Cardinals
Milwaukee climbs back to .500 for first time since Memorial Day, beating St Louis 3-0 as Bob Buhl (5-5) shuts out the Cardinals on six hits. Ed Matthews hits his 18th homer, a two-run shot in the sixth. Frank Thomas and Roy McMillan contribute early.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco
Philadelphia
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Curt Simmons
Frank Thomas
Roy McMillan
Milwaukee
Ed Mathews
Musial Is Surprised by Umpire Handshake
Stan Musial was startled by a handshake from plate umpire Al Barlick during the Braves-Cards game. The moment came as Musial faced an eighth inning at bat after achieving his 10,000th official at bat with a sixth inning double. Barlick, a longtime friend, surprised Musial and the two laughed over the moment.
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Tris Speaker
Honus Wagner
Rabbit Maranville
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Jerry Lynch
Jay Hook
Bob Anderson
Billy Williams
Sammy Taylor
Don Zimmer
Taylor
RBI
ST. Louis
al Barlick
Stan
Musial
Barlick
Baseball Scoreboard Tuesday Results and Schedule
Baseball scoreboard shows Tuesday results with Chicago 6 to 11 over Detroit 5 to 1 Twi night, Minnesota 6 6 Boston 5 2 Twi, Baltimore 5 7 Kansas City 2 2 Twinight, Washington 8 Cleveland 5 N, Los Angeles 7 New York 6 N. Wednesday games include Chicago Detroit, Washington Cleveland 2 Twi, Boston Minnesota N, New York Los Angeles N, Baltimore Kansas City N. Thursday games list Boston Minnesota, Washington Cleveland N, and several matchups in San Francisco Philadelphia Los Angeles Pittsburgh Milwaukee St Louis. Cincinnati Chicago series continues with Chicago games at Cincinnati and St Louis Philadelphia.
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Chicago Oe
Pros Face Tough Test at Flint Open Golf Tourney
In Flint Michigan the $52,000 Flint Open begins at Warwick Hills Golf and Country Club a 7280 yard par 72 layout noted as the tour’s longest. Gene Littler leads a thinner field after Oakland Hills and Souchak set last year’s record 282-6 under par. Gary Player and Arnold Palmer skip this event for other majors.
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Grand Blanc
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Gene Littler
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Mich
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Gary Player
Arnold Palmer
England
Mike Souchak
Major League Bonanzas Show Mixed Baseball Payoffs
New York AP reports that big bonus payments to untested players yield mixed results. Stars like Harmon Killebrew and Sandy Koufax boosted the case for signing young talents, while many "bonus babies" fade, including past $50,000 to $100,000 failures.
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Harmony Killebrew
Sandy Koufax
al Kaline
Dick Groat
Mike McCormick
Robin Roberts
Lindy McDaniel
Curt Simmons
Harvey Kuenn
Johnny Anteonelli
T's
Paul Giel
Billy Consolo
Paul Pettit
Billy Joe Davidson
American Hopeful Nancy Richey Goes Out Early at Wimbledon
Nancy Richey 19 of San Angelo Texas loses in a first round upset to Australia’s Margaret Smith 3 6 6 3 6 4 in a match that fuels talk she could be a future Wimbledon champion. Americans McKinley Hantze and others advance as 14 men and 4 women reach round two with several decisive wins.
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Atom
San Angelo
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Miss Richey
Australia
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Tony Mottram
Nancy
Miss Smith
Chuck McKinley
Karen Hantze
McKinley
St. Ann
Walker Cup Team Named for 1961 Match at Seattle Club
The United States Golf Association announced a 10 man squad for the September Walker Cup defense against Britain at Seattle Golf Club. Led by Deane Beman Charley Coe and Jack Nicklaus the team includes Gene Andrews Don Cherry Bob Cochran Bob Gardner Bill Hyndman Charlie Smith and Dr Frank M Bud Taylor. The U S won 9 3 in 1959.
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Washington, D.C
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Oklahoma City
Jack Nicklaus
Columbus
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Don Cherry
Wichita Falls
Tex
Bob Cochran
St. Louis
Bob Gardner
Spring Lake
N.J
Bill Hyndman
Philadelphia
Charlie Smith
Gastonia
N.C
Frank M
Bud) Taylor
Pomona
Faulk Favored To Take Crown In Open Tourney
Mary Lena Faulk the 35 year old Georgia pro is favored to win the ninth USGA Women's Open. The event opens Thursday at Baltursol Club south course with 89 pros and 58 amateurs in a 72 hole stroke play format. Faulk recently won the Women's Western Open at Nashville and posted strong scores in other tournaments.
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Old Feud With Umpire Brought Up
Kansas City AP reports a heated incident as Jim Gentile of the Baltimore Orioles clashed with American League umpire Al Smith during the first game of a Kansas City Baltimore double header. Gentile shoved Smith after a remark by Smith, teammates restrained him, and Soares escorted Smith from the field. Manager Paul Richards noted ongoing friction dating back to a prior exhibition and a Sunday exchange in Los Angeles.
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al Smith
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Richards
Los Angeles
Softhall Schedule for Church and Softball Leagues
Church League games at Forest Park include North Baptist versus First Methodist at 7 p.m. and Sacred Heart against First Baptist at 8 30 p.m. Saturday matches feature Church of the Nazarene versus Trinity Methodist at 7 p.m. and Rich ter Methodist against Wellsville Methodist at 8 30 p.m. Sunday, Ottawa faces Marling Hornets in the Eastern Kansas Softball League at 1 30 p.m. in Topeka.
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Branch Rickey Hospitalized After Second Heart Attack
Sudbury Ontario AP Branch Rickey father of the farm system and famed baseball spokesman rests comfortably today after his second heart attack in three years. The former general manager of St Louis Brooklyn and Pittsburgh suffered a serious heart attack Tuesday at his summer home on an island 95 miles southwest of Sudbury. Rickey, who severed his last baseball ties when the Continental League collapsed, was stricken in 1958 and hospitalized for weeks. At Sudbury hospital Dr J W Surbridge said the patient is under treatment and his immediate condition is satisfactory. The hospital reported he was resting comfortably.
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Leagues In Joint Talks On Future of Baseball
In Chicago, the two major leagues met to curtail bonuses, streamline minor leagues, and plan for the future. Commissioner Ford Frick said it would take a decade to straighten houses, but bonus and minor league issues could be resolved. He noted the 1962 All-Star game was awarded to the Washington Senators and mentioned a possible second All-Star game decision in December. Frick will appoint a committee to draft bonus legislation and aims to guarantee enough minor league teams to feed 20 major league clubs.
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Newsmen
Ford Frick
Frick
Washington Senators
Ottawa Golfers Enter KC Invitational Event Highlight
Mrs Elizabeth Kelsey won the low net score for the Ottawa entries at the Women's Invitational Golf at Santa Fe Hills Country Club in Kansas City Missouri yesterday. Seven Ottawa Country Club Women’s Golf Association members took part. Other local winners included Mrs Dick Peters for low putts Mrs Sam Lyman Tl for master score and Mrs Louis Speer for the door prize.
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Ottawa
Santa Fe Hills Country Club
Kansas City
Ottawa Country Club Women's Golfing Association
Dick Peters
Sam Lyman
Louis Speer
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