Braves Beat Reds 5-1 Behind Burdette Homers
Lew Burdette earned his fourth win of the season as the Milwaukee Braves defeated the Cincinnati Reds 5-1. Eddie Mathews and Henry Aaron hit homers, and Burdette scattered eight hits before Don Newcombe took the loss.
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Milwaukee Jame
Lew Burdette
Milwaukee Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Eddie Mathews
Henry Aaron
Don Newcombe
Braves
Wes Covington
Johnny Logan
del Crandall
Covington
Logan
Burdette
Mathews
Crandall
Billy Bruton
Cincinnati
Billy Martin
Schoetdienst
Newcombe
Eddie Kasko
Aaron
Joe Adcock
Bob Grim
Cal McLish
Milwaukee
Grim
McLish
Bailey
W — Burdette
L— Newcombe
Conlan Orders Brave Bullpen Crew To Beach
Umpire Jocko Conlan ordered the Milwaukee Braves bullpen seated away from a fence after a dispute observed during a Braves Reds game. Conlan warned the Braves staff to sit down and move from the fence, denying any spying or sign-stealing allegations, while Reds manager Freddi Hutchinson offered no protest.
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Conlan
Milwaukee
Whit Wyatt
Braves
Freddi Hutchinson
Reds
St. Louis
Wyatt
Cardinals
Patty Advances In Stockholm Net Meet
In Saltsjobden quarter finals Budge Party of Los Angeles and Paris defeated Mal Fox of Baltimore 3 6 6 3 6 3. Sven Davidson of Sweden beat Hugh Stewart of Pasadena 6 4 6 4, and Jacky Brichant of Belgium won 6 3.
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Budge
Los Angeles
Paris
Mal Fox
Balltimore
Saltsjobden
Sven Davidson
Sweden
Hugh Stewart
Pasadena
Calif
Jacky Brichant
Belgium
Sugar Ray Pender In Friday World Middleweight Bout
Sugar Ray Robinson faces Paul Pender in a Friday title clash set for national TV with a sizable purse around 105000 dollars. Pender, a former Brookline fireman, shocked Robinson in Boston on January 22 and aims to take the crown as Robinson ages and seeks more big money bouts. The bout carries high stakes for both fighters and carries even betting as Robinson bids to defend his legacy.
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New York
Massachusetts
Sugar Ray Robinson
Maryland
Robinson
Paul Pender
Brookline
Mass
Pender
NBA
Ring
Ray
Casey Stengel to rejoin Yankees after hospital stay
New York AP reports manager Casey Stengel will be released from Lenox Hill Hospital Sunday morning and rejoin the Yankees for Tuesday's game against the Chicago White Sox. He had been hospitalized since last Saturday with a virus that settled in his kidneys. Coach Ralph Houk has led the team in his absence.
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Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Lenox Hill Hospital
Chicago White Sox
Stenge
Ralph Houk
Stengel
British Hopeful Yet Fearful Ahead of Wightman Cup
London June 4 AP The British team trims its overconfidence as Mrs Beatrice Walter non playing captain urges caution before Wimbledon matches next Friday and Saturday. Britain has five cup wins versus 26 by the United States and notes recent setbacks including losses at Sewickley and departures of Althea Gibson and Beverly Fleitz from the U S squad. The Americans list five players Janet Hopps Darlene Hard Mrs Knode Sally Moore and 17 year old Karen Hantze with Hopps and Knode already tested in recent northern play.
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London
United States
Beatrice Walter
Britain
Wimbledon
Sewickley
Althea Gibson
Beverly Baker Fleitz
Angela Mortimer
Christine Truman
Lewickley
Janet Hopps
Dorothy Head Knode
Manchester
Darlene Hard
Knode
Sally Moore
Karen Han’ Tze
Reventlow Loses Wheel. May Miss Dutch Grand Prix
Beverly Hills driver Lance Reventlow lost a wheel from his Scarab during Dutch Grand Prix practice at Zandvoort-On-Sea. The wheel sped off harmlessly, but the car was damaged and unlikely to start Monday, potentially allowing the other two entrants to race.
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Reventlow
Zandvoort-On-Sea
Holland
Lance Reventlow
Beverly Hills
Calif
Royal Dutch Automobile Club
Shaw Homers Help White Sox Top Athletics 4-2
Chicago pitcher Bob Shaw earned his ninth win over Kansas City as Jim Landis and Gene Freese homered to break a 2-2 tie. Freese added an insurance run in the seventh, while Landis also went deep and Earl Torgeson and Sherm Lollar contributed key hits. Johnson struck out 10 for the A’s in a complete game effort.
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Chicago
Bob Shaw
Jim Landis
Gene Freese
Kansas City A’s
White Sox
Shaw
Kansas City
Freese
A’s
Ken Johnson
Johnson
Landis
Sox
Earl Torgeson
Sherm Lollar
Marty Kutyna
Nellie Fox
Minnie Minoso
Bill Tuttle
Luis Aparicio
Tuttle
Range A
Katyna
Kravitz
Lollar
W—Shaw
Injury Riddled Phillies Thankful For Rest
The Philadelphia Phillies postponed game due to rain as injuries mounted. Shortstop Joe Koppe and outfielder Tony Curry were most affected with Koppe likely out six weeks after a wrist dislocation and forearm fracture, Curry bruised but expected back soon. The club has lost Meyer, Farrell, Buzhardt, Coker, Callison to injuries. today's game will be made up as a July 10 doubleheader.
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Phils
Joe Koppe
Tony Curry
Koppe
Curry
Temple University Hospital
Phillies
Jack Meyer
Dick Farrell
John Buzhardt
Jim Coker
John Callison
Salukis Open NAIA Tourney With Defending Champ SIU Faces Baton Rouge
SIU baseball opens Monday in Sioux City Iowa at 11 a.m. against defending NAIA champion Louisiana's Southern University in a double elimination tourney. Coach Glenn Martin says his Salukis have a good chance and relies on pitching depth led by Roger McKnight and Jim Woods to carry the staff.
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Abe
Martin
Southern Illinois University
Sioux City
Salukis
Southern University of Baton Rouge
Sam Houston State
Roger McKnight
SIU
Alpine
Tex
Omaha University
Western Washington
Sul Ross State
Capt. Carroll
Rocky” Bridges
Gerald Marting
Iowa
Tucker
Gurley
Woods
Soos Park
Soos
Tigers Triumph 7-4 as Colavito Ends Tie in 10th
Ex Indian Rocky Colavito belted his 6th homer of the season and his second of the day to break a 4-4 deadlock in the 10th. Detroit rode 11 hits to topple Cleveland 7-4, with Charley Maxwell adding a homer and Paul Foytack, Ken Latman and Dave Sisler combining on the win.
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Cleveland
Rocky Colavito
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Colavito
Dick Stigman
Red Wilson
Dez
Seson
Tigers
Barry
Latman
Paul Foytack
Ken Aspromonte
Havey Kuenn
Kuenn
Hawkins
Briggs
Stigman
Romano
W— Sisler
L — Stigman
Detroit
Maxwell
Elmhurst State Baseball Champs Pull Off Cinderella Title
York of Elmhurst wins the state high school baseball title defeating Waukegan 5-4 in Peoria. Coached by Erl Ellington and Dick Campbell, the seventh-placed Dukes overcame Wheaton in 17 innings and Lane Tech then beat Feitshans, Springfield, on a dramatic run to the crown. Elmhurst finishes 12-10, the meet’s weakest champion record.
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Dukes
Erl Ellington
Dick Campbell
Peoria
Waukegan
Chicago
Wheaton
Lockport
York
Springfield Feitshans
Lane Tech
Elmhurst
Bally Ache Seeks Belmont Title in 1960 Belmont Stakes
Bally Ache aims for the 92nd Belmont Stakes next Saturday in the $125000-added race at Belmont Park to complete his Triple Crown pursuit after winning the Preakness and finishing second in the Kentucky Derby. Opponents include Venetian Way Tompion Disperse Tooth and Nail Celtic Ash Count Amber and John William with several jockeys assigned to Bally Ache Tompion Tooth and Nail must pay a 5000 supplementary fee to enter. Bobby Ussery will ride Bally Ache with Steve Brooks potentially aboard Venetian Way and Willie Shoemaker set for Tompion.
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Bally Ache
Belmont Park
Pimlico
Venetian Way
Tompion
Disperse
Tooth and Nail
Celtic Ash
Count Amber
John Wiliam
Bobby Ussery
Steve Brooks
Bill Hartack
Willie Shoemaker
Hartack
Weetman Wins British Golf Tourney At Copt Heath
Harry Weetman the British Ryder Cupper clinched the Copt Heath event for a 2800 prize. He won by two strokes over Christy O Connor of Ireland and Peter Thomson of Australia. Weetman carded 64 70 69 67 271.
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Harry Weetman
Birmingham
England
Hard Wins Northern Tennis Title In Straight Sets
Darlene Hard of Montebello California defeated Rita Bentley 6 3 6 3 to capture the Northern Tennis Championship title. Hard, ranked second in the United States, remained unflustered by Bentley's soft returns throughout the match.
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Darlene Hard
America
Montebello
Calif
Rita Bentley
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