Giants Edge Cubs for Eighth Straight Win
In San Francisco the Giants beat the Chicago Cubs 6-5 to stretch their lead in the National League while the Dodgers muted Milwaukee. Vada Pinson and Bob Purkey propelled Cincinnati over Philadelphia 4-1, and St. Louis swept Pittsburgh 8-4 behind Ken Boyer’s four RBIs and Cicotte’s early relief.
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Harvey Haddix
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Giants
Dick Farrell
al Dark
Orlando Cepeda
Ernie Banks
Dark
Eddie Bressoud
Hobie Landrith
Bressoud
Joe Amalfitano
Jose Pagan
Ed Bouchee
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Chicago
W. L. Pet G
Los Angeles Cincinnati
St. Louis Coe
Chicago Philadelphia
Ford Edges Palmer In Extra Holes At Open
Doug Ford defeated Arnold Palmer in two playoff holes to win the $50,000 Open at the 500 Festival course in Indianapolis. Ford shot 280 for 74 holes, while Palmer birdied the 18th for a 273 total but missed a 9-foot putt in the second playoff hole. Gary Player finished one stroke back with 274.
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Doug Ford
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Arnold Palmer
Tanglewood
Fla
Ford
Palmer
Gary Player
Baseball Standings and Sunday Results Summary
Baseball standings and results outline for Sunday and Monday games. Key scores include Washington over Minnesota 6 to 4, Cleveland 9 over Kansas City 4, Chicago 14 over New York 5, Boston 5 over Baltimore 0, Detroit 9 over Los Angeles 4, Washington 14 over Minnesota 4, Kansas City 7 over Cleveland in 12 innings, Baltimore 5 over Boston 4 in extras, Los Angeles 10 over Detroit 1, and Chicago vs New York postponed due to rain. Monday and Tuesday schedules noted with conference matchups and city pairs alongside several intercity games and doubleheaders through Tuesday.
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Baltimore
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W. L. Pet. G.B
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Minnesota Onan
Boston Ser Te Bee
Weet
Sluggers Tie League Record With 27 Home Runs
American League sluggers set a league record with 27 home runs on Sunday, Detroit widening its lead over Cleveland. The day featured a high-scoring Yankees-White Sox game in which Wes Covington hit a grand slam and Bob Cerv struck twice as New York split a doubleheader. Cleveland, New York, and Oakland posted multiple homers while Detroit, Washington, and Boston won to reshuffle tensions in the pennant chase.
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Gary Bell
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Norm Bass
Johnny Romano
Norm Siebern
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Charlie Maxwell
Norm Cash
Dick Brown
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Angels
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Art Fowler
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Twins
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Marty Kutyna
Leo Posada
Athletics
Dick Howser
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Woodie
Jim Piersall
Indians
Ottawa Herald pricing and publication notes
The Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details and subscription rates. Inside are trade area and outside trade area by mail prices for one month to one year, along with editorial and publisher names and Associated Press rights notice.
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Dabaewes
Guy Snedaker
Associated Press
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Central College becomes Central Methodist College at last
In Fayette Missouri Central College adopts an official name after 107 years. President Ralph L Woodward notes the 1854 charter left naming to the curators who never acted, leaving the school as Central by location. Alumni had pressed for action and the curators moved to finalize the change on Saturday.
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Fayette, Mo
Central College
Central Methodist College
Ralph L. Woodward
Two Newcomers Spark Memorial Day 500 Field
Race crowds at Indianapolis anticipate a record field with 33 starters from 69 nominees for the Memorial Day 500. Australian Jack Brabham and Torrance’s Parnelli Jones headline rookies, challenging Offenhauser domination as Lloyd Ruby and Rodger Ward run strong in Watson cars. Jim Rathmann seeks a repeat in the Watson entry.
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Ind
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Parnelli Jones
Torrance
Calif
Brabham
Ruby
Ep‘perly
Tony Bettenhausen
Bettenhausen
Rodger Ward
Watson
Jim Rathmann
Miami
Ward
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Christie-Ogle Mixes In 10-30 Bowling Mixer
Christie and Ogle lead with 4 high games at 10 30. Mudrick and Schnoke post 1060 series as Mudrick scores 174 453. Hughes and Ogle combine for 3 high games, Nalley and Downing zap single frames, Milton and Gilborn post 4 high marks, Pogue claims 3 high, Honn and Robertson notch 1 high. Robertson scores 171 and Honn 171 with 30 C. Honn totals 499.
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P. Christie
Bill Pogue
Honn-Robertson
H. Robertson
C. Honn
Boston sets historic broad jump mark at California Relays
World champion Ralph Boston soared to a 27 feet inch broad jump, claiming the greatest leap in history at the 20th annual California Relays in Modesto. He won the event as Don Bragg cleared 15 feet in pole vault while George Davies failed to clear 14-6. Dennis Johnson edged Harry Jerome in 9.4 seconds for the 100, and Oregon won the four mile relay in 16:32.8.
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California
Boston
Tennessee A & I
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Tenn
Jessee Owens
Don Bragg
George Davies
San Jose
Dennis Johnson
Oregon
Harry Jerome
Jim Beatty
Santa Clara Valley
Retired Admiral Hayne Ellis Dies at 83
Kansas City AP reports Rear Admiral Hayne Ellis, 83, long tied to naval intelligence, died Saturday night at his sister-in-law’s home. Ellis served in the Spanish American War and World War I, led the 9th Naval District from 1937 to 1939, and commanded the Atlantic Fleet in 1940.
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Kansas City
Hayne Ellis
Naval Intelligence
Laula Long Combs
Ellis
9Th Naval District
Navy veteran led Kansas City Civil Defense
He retired in 1941 after 45 years in the navy and served as Kansas City's director of Civil Defense from 1941 to 1944.
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