Painters Seek AMF League Title in Tight Finish
Conrad's Painters need three pins in second line to clinch the AMF League title outright as Cecil Wolgast leads Pepsi-Cola with a 626 series. Conrad's beats Colhern's 3-1 while Briscoe Drugs top Peterson's Masonry, leaving a potential last half playoff to decide the crown. Wolgast struck 217 214 195 for a 626 as Pepsi posted 2591 in the session.
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Pepsi-Cola
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Peterson
Royal T
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D. Burgoon
B. Hull
Touch With Sex Ray Herbert Shines For White Sox
Herbert, 33, evolved from a journeyman to Chicago ace under Al Lopez. He improved to 4-1 this season with shutouts in all wins, including a two hit 2-0 win over the Yankees. Stenhouse earned his first shutout, while Grant dropped to 4-1 with Washington.
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Chicago
al Lopez
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Detroit
Kansas City
White Sox
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Yankees
Baltimore
Boston
Washington
Grant
Senators
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Stenhouse
Chuck Estrada
Stu Miller
Orioles
Tillie Becker Captures Kansas Women Golf Title
Tillie Becker of Topeka won the Kansas Women s Golf Association Championship with a three stroke edge over defending champion Janie Sartain of Kansas City. Becker totaled 161 after tying for medalist with 79 on the Chanute Country Club Course. Carolyn Dunham, 1961 titlist, finished third at 166 with the field listing 12 in the championship flight.
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Tillie Becker
Topeka
Janie Sartain
Kansas City
Carolyn Dunham
Salina
Marge Allen
Dorothy Graham
el Dorado
Lorraine Smith
Wichita
Hellen Fuller
Marge Murray
Warna Bachelder
Lila Adamson
Margaret Harry
Emporia
Gertrude Whitaker
Patterson says July 22 rematch with Liston will proceed
NEW YORK AP Floyd Patterson declares his injured finger and a planned Birmingham trip will not delay the Liston rematch. He says the July 22 Las Vegas bout will go on, even if his hand isn't healed, and he expects possible arrest in racially troubled Birmingham. Patterson and Jackie Robinson plan to travel to Birmingham next Monday.
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Floyd Patterson
Birmingham
Ala
Sonny Liston
Patterson
Liston
Las Vegas
Asid Patterson
Jackie Robinson
Sports Scores and Schedules From Thursday to Sunday
Scoreboard shows results including New York 3 Philadelphia 2 and Chicago 3 Pittsburgh 1, plus San Francisco 8 Milwaukee 2 and Cincinnati 138 Houston 3. It lists Thursday through Sunday games, then notes standalone matchups and several doubleheaders and postponed statuses.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
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Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Houston
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Baltimore
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Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
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Donna All Out For Olympics
Donna Elizabeth deVarona, 15, American swimming prodigy, has rewritten world records in 1962 and aims for the 1964 Tokyo Olympics. She trained four times as much, moved 40 miles for coaching, and now dedicates three to four hours daily in the pool while balancing school and travel. Her success includes three world marks and multiple American standards, with future events kept private.
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Calif
Japan
Donna Elizabeth deVarona
Donna
Liz
Tokyo
George Haines
U.S
Daddy
deVaronas
Lafayette
Dave deVarona
San Jose
deVannaa
U. S
Mets Rid of Marvelous Marv Throneberry
The New York Mets optioned Marv Throneberry to Buffalo after a season that made him the team’s living symbol of misfortune. He lost regular first base to Tim Harkness and Ed Kranepool, and the roster trimmed to 25. The club now shows improved play with four straight wins and sharper pitching and fielding.
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Marv
New York Mets
Marv Throneberry
Mets
Buffalo
Throneberry
Tim Harkness
Ed Kranepool
Marelous Marv
Frank Robinson 5-For-9 In Red Runaway
Frank Robinson went 5-for-5 with two homers and seven RBIs as Cincinnati crushed Houston 13-3 marking his best night of the season. The Cardinals blasted Dodgers 10-7 with a Bill White grand slam, while San Francisco beat Milwaukee 8-2. Cubs stay hot at 6-game streak, Mets top Phillies 3-2.
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Cincinnati
Houston
St. Louis Cardinals
Los Angeles Dodgers
Bill White
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Chicago
Cubs
Pittsburgh
Dick Ellsworth
New York Mets
Philadelphia
White
Dodger
Dick Scott
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Gene Oliver
Charlie James
St. Louis
Felipe Alou
Giants
Ellsworth
Donn Clendenon
Dick Schofield
Tim Harkess
Johnny Klippstein
Mets
Phillies
Big Daddy Lipscomb Dies at 31 in Baltimore Mystery
Gene Lipscomb known as Big Daddy, a 6 foot 6 inch 288 pound NFL defensive tackle, dies at Lutheran Hospital in Baltimore. Cause unknown with police citing possible drinking and narcotics investigation. Lipscomb played 10 NFL seasons with three teams including the Colts and Steelers. He and his wife Cecilia divorced in 1960 and left two children.
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Baltimore
Timothy Black
Lipscomb
Black
Steelers
Baltimore Colts
Cecilia
Doug Sanders grabs one stroke lead at Colonial
Doug Sanders, famed for his blazing putter, shot a 67 to hold a one stroke lead at the Colonial National Invitation in Fort Worth. Don January was disqualified for playing the wrong ball on the eighth hole amid controversy. Bill Collins, Jerry Barber and Bob Rosburg trailed with 69s, while a six-man group at 71 included Nicklaus and Boros.
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Tex
Doug Sanders
Don January
January
Sanders
Bill Collins
Grossinger
N.Y
Jerry Barber
Bob Rosburg
Jack Nicklaus
Bruce Crampton
Gardner Dickinson Jr
Phil Rodgers
Tony Lema
Julius Boros
Boxers Harris and Wright Set for European Debut in Milan
Indianapolis lightweight Jimmy Harris and Detroit middleweight Teddy Wright depart for Europe. Their first bouts will be in Milan on May 31 against opponents not yet named.
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Jimmy Harris
Indianapolis
Teddy Wright
Detroit
Europe
Milan
Hooper contemplates second win at Debonair Stakes
Inglewood California Fred W Hooper whose Win captured the 22050 Premier Handicap at Hollywood Park opens the season targets a second stakes victory with Sky Gem in the 25000 added Debonair Stakes Saturday race at the track.
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Calif
Fred W. Hooper
Sky Gem
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Big Daddy) Lipscomb
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