Phillies Rally to Top Simmons and Cardinals 8-5
The Philadelphia Phillies finally broke Curt Simmons’s eight straight wins over them, tagging him for nine hits and four runs to win 8-5 and push the Cardinals from fourth in the NL race. Don Demeter and pinch-hitter Johnny Callison homered twice, driving in three runs.
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Maris Mantle Suffer Slump Amid 50-Homer Jinx
New York report notes Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle struggle to reach 50 homer pace. Maris has 10 homers in 52 games this season versus 18 last year, while Mantle, slowed by a leg injury, has seven homers in similar play.
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Babe Ruth Umpires Meet at Ruth Field
A meeting for Babe Ruth umpires is set for 8 p.m. Wednesday at Babe Ruth Field at Eighth and Kester avenues. Those interested in assisting are invited to attend and help is needed. If 30 men sign up, each umpire will serve only one evening a week.
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Industrial Softball Clubs RHE Columbia Records
Team notes list members Bennett Wright Strole and Huff from Batteries and Harlin from Columbia Records. Huff hits a home run for Pepsi-Cola while Harlin homers for Columbia Records in a compact league recap.
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Little Leagues Pfizer Tops Terre Haute Savings 7 0
Pfizer beat Terre Haute Savings Bank 7 0 at Little League Park as Mike Turner notched his sixth win without a loss. Best Way defeated Nichols Loan 8 6 with Dave Phillips and Steve Butwin contributing doubles for Best Way. Froehole’s team crushed Hawks 12 2 at Evening Optimist League Park with D Harrah homering and B Crawford totaling three doubles. J Killion homered for the Hawks in their only hit.
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Fourteenth Fishathon Set at Cataract Lake Bass Marathon
The 14th annual all night Fishathon at Cataract Lake will run 6 p.m. Saturday to 8 a.m. Sunday with two divisions and trophies for top two-man team and largest individual bass. Dr. Robert Garrard chairs. Judge Harold Bitzegaio coordinates committees including tents grounds lights judges and trophies. All motorized boats must display state registration under the new law.
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Len Sutton Improves After Rex Mays Memorial Injury
Sutton, the Pit Race driver from Milwaukee, is reported greatly improved after hospital admission for injuries from the Rex Mays Memorial 100 mile race. Hospital officials say Sutton, who finished second in the Indianapolis 500, is very cheerful despite a broken rib.
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Tuesday games set for A A schedule
The American Association announces night games featuring Indianapolis at Dallas Fort Worth Omaha at Oklahoma City and Denver at Louisville for Tuesday night action.
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Palmer Faces Oakmont Test In U S Open Prep
Arnold Palmer surveys Oakmont Golf Club as fans favor him at 5-1 to win the U S Open. Cary Middlecoff notes the course may outpace the Pennsylvanian in his home conditions. Palmer speaks of fine iron play and lightning greens while nursing a finger injury from Latrobe. Gene Littler praised for steady play. continued coverage on page 13.
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