Sunday Hex Too Much As Yankees Lose Twin Bill
Sunday proved costly for the Yankees as Chicago White Sox won 9-2 and 4-2 to take the series three games to one. Early Wynn and Dick Donovan pitched for Chicago. White Sox hitters homered four times. The Indians swept Boston while Detroit and Washington moved in the standings with key wins. Charlie Maxwell continued Sunday power for Detroit, and Tito Francona drove in the tie-breaking run for Cleveland.
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Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
White Sox
Chicago
Indians
Boston
Detroit
Baltimore
Washington
Kansas City Athletics
Early Wynn
Dick Donovan
Wynn
Sox
Whitey Ford
Jim Coates
al Smith
Sherm Lollar
Earl Battey
Bubba Phillip
Lollar
Maxwell
Don Messi
Milt Pappas
Orioles
Jim Perry
Herb Score
Tito Francona
Jim ‘Baxes
Francona
Woody Held
Perry
Gary Bell
Red Sox
Score
Baxes
Ted Wills
Harmon Killebrew
Jim Lemon
Russ Kemmerer
New Champ Is Refreshing Figure In Boxing World
Ingemar Johansson's victory redefines boxing as a sport led by a champion who calls his own shots. Johansson asserts independence from managers, listing his father as Europe’s manager and relying on a physician and promoter. His tough rise from street work to world champion mirrors a lifelong focus on boxing over business.
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Patterson
D’amato
Johansson
Edwin Ahlquist
Gosta Karlsson
Inge
Jens
Europe
Ingemar
New York Athletic Commission
Harry Davidow
Davidow
Left Handers Extend Dodger Streak To 7
Dodgers ride left handed trio Podres Koufax and McDevitt to a seven game win streak and sit one game behind Milwaukee. McDevitt earned his fourth straight win as Los Angeles beat the Pirates 9 4.
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Los Angeles’ Dodgers
Johnny Podres
Sandy Koufax
Danny McDevitt
Dodgers
Milwaukee Braves
Record 8-event Ottawa race features two crashes and fast laps
Iola modified stock car driver Lee Figgins in car 00 rolled over seven times in the stock fast heat at the north curve but escaped with a few scratches and was sent to Ransom Memorial Hospital for a check. Zeke Alcorn in Roy Gregg’s car 19 green rolled over during time trials and was uninjured. Johnnie Eccles of Iola, famed as fastest racer, set a new 18.8 in the modified events and won three races including the trophy dash heat and feature. Beck of Melvern finished third in the 45-plus event. Red Henderson of Colony won the 7-car race. other winners included Al Gilbert, Ted Brown, and additional stock events.
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Ottawa Track
Lee Figgins
Pomona
North Curve
Figgins
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Zeke Alcorn
Ottawa
Roy Gregg
Johnnie Eccles
Eccles
Beck
Melvern
Red Henderson
Colony
Melvin Miler
al Gilbert
Heathman Oil Co
Ted Brown
Paola
Johansson denies Swedish retirement talk after two more fights
New York ingemar Johansson the heavyweight champion said he plans to fight for ten more years and will not retire after two defenses despite a Goteborg report and comments from his physician Karlsson who said he would limit defenses. Johansson contradicted the retirement claim calling it wrong and insisting on continued competition.
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New York
Ingemar Johansson
Florida
Goteborg
Gosta Karlseon
Johansson
Associated Press
Karlsson
Appanoose W M S Meets. gifts and plans discussed
The Appanoose W M S met with Mrs. Max Hetrick presiding. Mrs. Clyde Wiscombe led the business portion and Mrs. Lester Clark gave the Love Gift dedication totaling 2.37. Members and four children attended as Ray Coe sustained an arm injury in a rock crusher accident at work. Marilyn Vail of Auburn Washington visited friends locally.
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Auburn
Wash
Ray Coe
Wichita Woman Wins Golf Title
Natasha Matson of Wichita won her third Kansas Women's Amateur title with a 3 and 2 victory over defending champion Jackie Dack at Salina Country Club. Matson, 22, a Kansas State University physical education teacher, previously won in 1956 and 1957. Dack, 19, a University of Arizona junior, held the crown last year. Matson led 5 up after 27 holes and clinched on the 34th hole amid a late challenge.
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Natasha Matson
Wichita
Kansas
Jackie Dack
Miss Matson
Kansas State University
Miss Dack
University of Arizona
Pee Wee and Forest Park League Schedule Night Lineup
Monday games include Redlegs versus Indians at 8 p.m. Garfield Midget League features Redlegs against Cardinals in the evening. Forest Park hosts multiple church leagues with United Presbyterian against First Methodist at 7 p.m. and Church of the Nazarene versus Wesleyan Methodist at 8:30 p.m. Forest Park. Tuesday actions show Athletics versus Pomona Lions at 5 p.m. and Garfield Yankees versus Dodgers at 5 p.m. at Forest Park little diamond.
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Dodgers
Little Diamond
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Pepeese
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Trinity Methodist First Christian
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Kansas City at Detroit in Monday AL game
Baseball scores from the American League show Kansas City visiting Detroit as the only game scheduled Monday. Sunday results include Cleveland 5-1, Boston 4-0, Chicago 9-4, New York 2-2, Detroit 7, Baltimore 2, Washington 7, Kansas City 3.
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Detreit
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Boston
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Baltimore
Washington
San Francisco
Los Angeles
W. L Pet
GBI
Oews
Aee
Rathereveeees
Avensas City Doves
First Christians Down Wesleyan in City Church League
The First Christian softball team beat Wesleyan Methodist 19 to 5 at Forest Park. C Waymire and Brink pitched for First Christian, Page caught, Reeves caught for Wesleyan. First Christian opened with 4 runs, then 11 in the second, building a large lead before the game ended. Two more games scheduled for tonight and Friday. Standings after week three of church league play.
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Forest Park
Garrett
Depriest
Methodists
Reeves
C. Waymire
Brink
Page
Wesleyan Methodists
First Methodist
United Presbyterian
Trinity Methodist
Church of Nazarene
First Baptist
North Baptist
Ruhamah Union Chapel
Elks Juniors Triumph Over Richmond 25-10 in Park Contest
Ottawa's Elks Junior League baseball team routed Richmond at Forest Park 25 to 10. Ottawa built offense on walks and timely hits, with Snider and Crane delivering triples and doubles. Brock started for Richmond, Morton pitched six innings for Ottawa, and seven Ottawa runs crossed in the sixth.
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Elks
Richmond
Forest Park
Brock
Snider
Ottawans
Crane
Person
Shofner
Harry Murphy Jr
Morton
Venturi Wins Chicago Open in Windy Golf Finish
Ken Venturi won the Chicago Open at Gleneagles with a 7 under par 273 total and $9,000 first prize. Johnny Pott led most of the event but finished runner up at 274 for $4,600 as Venturi credited his Daly City garden and windy conditions for his remarkable round and putting day.
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Ken Venturi
Daly City
Calif
San Francisco
Gleneagles Country Club
Venturi
Johnny Pott
Shreveport
Pott
Wilhelm Burdette To Start All Stars
The 26th Major League All Star game in Pittsburgh on July 7 will feature Hoyt Wilhelm and Lew Burdette as probable starting pitchers with managers Stengel and Haney to add three more for the second Los Angeles game. Unanimous NL outfield pick was Henry Aaron with Mays and Moon. AL lineup includes Kaline Aparicio Fox Skowron and Ballebbe ar.
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Hoyt Wilhelm
Baltimore
Lew Burdette
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Fred Haney
Braves
Henry Aaron
San Francisco
Willie Mays
Wally Moon
del Crandall
Eddie Mathews
N. L
Orlando Cepeda
Giants
Johnny Temple
Cincinnati Reds
Ernie Banks
Chicago Cubs
Cleveland
Chicago
Rocky Colavito
Minnie Minoso
Detroit
al Kaline
Luis Aparicio
Nellie Fox
White Sox
Keystone
Bill
Ottawa Girls Defeated 22-6
The Ottawa Girls Softball club lost to Texaco of Topeka 22 to 6 at Forest Park on Saturday night. With key players Jones not playing the 10th defeat left Ottawa at 5-10. Emer son Parsons and Mary Hubbard pitched. Manager Ralph Emerson announced no games this week, a practice Tuesday night led by assistant Bill Parsons, and a next game in Ottawa on Tuesday July 7 against Overbrook.
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Texaco
Topeka
Forest Park
Jones
Emerson
Parsons
Mary Hubbard
Ralph Emerson
Bill Parsons
Overbrook
Indians Ford and Pierce Highlight Pitchers of Era
The piece names notable left-handers across the era, citing Herb Score for the Indians, Whitey Ford for the Yankees, and Billy Pierce for the White Sox, with the Indians' appearance alongside them.
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Herb Score
Indians
Whitey Ford
Yankees
Billy Pierce
White Sox
Ottawa Elks Legion Defeat Chanute 9-5 In Key Win
Ottawa Elks Legion base ball team routed Chanute 9-5 at Chanute behind Thornbrough seven hit pitching. Morrisey and Thornbrough each had two hits, four Ottawa runs came in the second and fourth innings. Chanute outhit Ottawa 7-6 but strong defense held off a late Chanute rally. The Elks previously lost to Emporia 7-4 in a rain shortened game, and next play Chanute Wednesday at Forest Park at 5 p.m.
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Thornbrough
Chanute Legion
Chanute
Ottawa
Morrisey
Elks Club
Emporia
The
Elks
Emporia Legion
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