Big hitters tear through MLB in matinee Thursday action
Indians hammer Red Sox 13-2 in a 21 hit attack led by Jim Piersall and Tito Francona while Johnny Romano and Woody Held add three each. Giants crush Cubs 14-1 as Orlando Cepeda drives in five with two homers and a double. Tigers top Orioles 10-5 behind five run seventh inning as Paul Foytack goes distance. Twins blank White Sox 5-0 and A's beat Angels 5-3 in other AL games. In NL, Braves edge Dodgers 7-5 with Burdette homer backing seven hit outing. Mets? No. (Note: remove uncertain fragment)
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Indians
Ted Wills
Red Sox
Jim Piersall
Johnny Romano
Woody Held
Tito Francona
Orlando Cepeda
Cepeda
Felipe Alou
Dick Ellsworth
Matty Alou
Mike McCormick
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Paul Foytack
Whitey Herzog
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Burdette
Lew Burdette
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Eddie Mathews
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Frank Thomas
Charley
Neal
Johnny Podres
Baseball Scores and Probables From Monday to Wednesday
Monday results include Minnesota over Chicago 5 0 Cleveland 13 Boston 2 Detroit 10 Baltimore 5 night games were Kansas City 5 L A 3 Also listed are Tuesday pitchers Cleveland Boston Hawkins 3 1 Delock 1 1 Washington New York Woodeshick 1 1 Stafford 0 0 Detroit Baltimore Lary 5 1 Barber 4 2 Minnesota Chicago Ramos 3 2 Wynn 3 1 Los Angeles Kansas City Grba 3 3 Bass 1 1 San Francisco 14 Chicago 1 Milwaukee 7 Los Ang 5 night St Louis Pittsburgh rain Ppd Simmons 1 2 Law 1 3 Cincinnati Philadelphia Jay 2 3 Sullivan 1 3 Milwaukee Los Angeles Nottebart 1 2 Koufax 3 1 Chicago San Francisco Drott 0 0 Sanford 1 3 Wednesday Cincinnati Phila night St Louis Pittsburgh night Milwaukee Los Ang night
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Can Carry Back Repeat Win In Preakness
Carry Back owner trainer Jack Price remains confident the Kentucky Derby hero can win the Preakness at Pimlico. He notes the shorter stretch favors his horse and cites a 1:43 2-5 mile workout on a slow track. rivals Crozier and Globemaster also trained, Crozier nine furlongs in 1:56 and Globemaster a mile in 1:44.
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Devil Thinclads Face Tough Meet in Four-Way Meet
In Los Angeles the four way track meet between Southern California UCLA Occidental and Arizona State University tightens as USC star Rex Cawley is out with a leg muscle injury. Key 440 entrants include Mal Spence of Arizona State Andy Dunkel of UCLA and Kevin Hogan of USC. USC’s Jim Brewer eyes a 15 foot 3¾ inch vault in the pole vault with Don Jessy John Rose Tim Helms Mel Hein and C K Yang among rivals.
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Cawley
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Arizona State
Andy Dunkel
Kevin Hogan
Jim Brewer
Don Jessy
John Rose
Granatelli Plans Comeback for Memorial Day 500
Andy Granatelli announced he will return to the Memorial Day 500 with two cars and seven drivers if needed. He signed Dick Rathmann to drive the Novi's yellow and black eight cylinder supercharger next year and considers using a rookie for a second driver.
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UPI
Andy Granatelli
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Dick Rathmain
Progress To Print II Pony Scores
The Scottsdale Daily Progress seeks Little League and Pony League scores daily. Call WH 6-3441 before 9:30 a.m. to report results and use special print sheets at 222 Ball Park Plaza. Turn in fully filled forms with full player names before 8:30 a.m. each day.
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Nieder boxed by Wiley in pro debut loss
Olympic shot put champion Bill Nieder lost his first boxing bout to Philadelphia heavyweight Sim Wiley by knockout at 2 01 of the first round. Nieder, 26, said he was embarrassed not hurt and will continue fighting with Jersey Joe Walcott helping as trainer.
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UPI
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Jersey Joe Walcott
Sim Wiley
Nieder
Kansas
Joe Sweeney
Wiley
Soid
Bill
Walcott
NBA players plan share the wealth pension fund
New York players say they will contribute 500 dollars a year toward a pension fund with NBA owners matching for each team member. A pension committee will meet around June 19 to finalize plans, with executives from several teams serving as player and owner representatives. The 1962 All Star game was announced for St. Louis on January 16 as bids from Baltimore and San Francisco were to be heard.
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Dave Trager
New Chicago Packers
Richie Guerin
New York Knickerbockers
Gene Shue
Detroit
Tommy Heinsohn
Boston
Heinsohn
Players’ Association
Bob Pettit
St. Louis
Baltimore
San Francisco
Baseball Leaders and Stats Highlight Top Performers
National League leaders include Cepeda and Mays in batting and Moon in runs. Gentile and Mantle lead in RBIs in the American League. Pitching notes spotlight Duffalo and Koufax with 3-1 or better records, Messy Tigers and other clubs sharing strong pitching marks.
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Yanks
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Colavito
Allison
Twins
Major League Linscores Summary From Opening Week Slugfest
National League games feature Dodgers, Giants, and Braves in high scoring affairs. Burdette beats Podres as Los Angeles pitchers struggle. In Chicago and St. Louis, offense explodes while rain postpones Pittsburgh game. American League sees Yastrzemski homer, Romolo knocks in runs, and PacWest teams jockey for position in Pacific Coast League standings.
Muehlbauer Aims to Pressure Niewierowski in Bribery Case
The trip was believed to have two aims. First to persuade Stan Niewierowski to cooperate as a witness in the Wake County Wake County Superior Court trial set for June 5 in North Carolina. Second to enable future warrants against New York gamblers after further talks with Niewierowski.
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Chalmers
New York
Angels Fight To Get Out Of League Slump
The Los Angeles Angels, stuck in 10th in the American League, fell 5-3 to Kansas City. Ron Moeller pitched seven innings before Ted Bowsfield took over. Bowsfield allowed the loss as Del Rice was ejected for arguing balls and strikes. Steve Bilko homered to tie the game. Ken Hunt drove in two as the Angels briefly leveled at 3-3. Lou Klimcheck and Bob Boyd provided late runs.
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Williams Underdog in Gulf Coast Heavyweight Bout
Houston Texas rumor notes Cleveland Williams returning from a Gulf Coast fishing trip and being tabbed as a 8 5 favorite to beat Alex Miteff in a 10 round heavyweight fight at Sam Houston Coliseum Williams holds a 50 win 4 loss 41 KOs record and both fighters aim for a title shot against Floyd Patterson with Liston or other top contenders possible opponents.
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St. Louis Pitsburgh feud erupts over umpire Dascoli
Rain postponed the St. Louis Pittsburgh game while Cardinal manager Sally Hemus and umpire Frank Dascoli clashed in a heated dugout confrontation at Forbes Field. Hemus called Dascoli arrogant and Dascoli labeled Hemus an umpire baiter, with radio coverage by KMOX and Harry Caray broadcast.
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Phoenix College Takes Second in State Junior College Golf
Pleasanton Calif Phoenix College finished second in the State Junior College Golf Championship with a 36 hole total of 611. The winning College of San Mateo led by 606. Four players competed for each of 22 teams entered.
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