Billy Goodman Finds New Homes With Two Clubs
Dick Williams homered and doubled for the Indians in a 7 2 win over his former Orioles. Billy Goodman homered for Baltimore hours after being dealt from Boston. Baltimore also bought Ken Lehman from Brooklyn. Dodgers promoted Roseboro and Mc Devitt. Pig Nata no sold to Montreal. Giants seek Red Schoendienst with Covington swap talks as deadline nears.
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Billy Goodman
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Ken Lehman
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Baltimore
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John Roseboro
Montreal
Danny McDevitt
St. Paul
Joe Pignatano
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Red Schoendienst
New York Giants
Schoendienst
Giants
Wes Covington
Wichita
Big Klu Feels Fine and Back in Cincinnati Lineup
Ted Kluszewski known as Big Klu returns from the disabled list and goes four for five with a two run homer as the Cincinnati Redlegs beat the New York Giants 5 to 4. He says his back feels fine though cautious after past injuries.
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Blu
Four sprint car hopefuls pick Linden to beat at Fairgrounds
Tribune writer Pat O Connor identifies Andy Linden Bob Veith Ed Elisian and Elmer Cooeac as top rivals for Sundays 30 lap race at the Fairgrounds. The event proceeds benefit 4-H Club projects with non profit staffing and a host of officials including Tony Hulman and Duke Dawson.
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North Vernon
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O’connor
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Bob Veith
Ed Elisian
Elmer Co
Don Smith
Joe Quinn
Harry McQuinn
Harlan Fengler
Indianapolis
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Terre Haute
Tony Hulman
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Jack Thrasher
Wabash Motors
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Virgil Peck
Ray Graham
Henry P. Smith
Les Dickerson
Henry Bopp
Bob Lancett
St. Anthony Hospital
Jane Jenkins
Margaret Jane Adamson
Sigma Kappa Sorority
I.S.T.C
Bob Boyer
John Templeton
Bob Voges
Bob Stroud
Duke Dawson
Mutt” Boyd
Patton and Mayer Lead Open Title Showdown at Inverness
In Toledo on June 15 two players vie for the U S Open title at Inverness Club. Amateur Billy Joe Patton from Morgantown North Carolina and Dick Mayer of New York lead 53 finalists into the final rounds while Doug Ford Ken Venturi and Sammy Snead hover within reach.
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Johnny Logan Fined Heavily After Brooklyn Brawl
Johnny Logan of the Milwaukee Braves was fined 100 dollars for his role in Thursday's Brooklyn battle at Ebbets Field. Don Drysdale of the Dodgers received a 40 dollar assessment. Logan called the decision unjust and noted Drysdale started the fight after throwing at him.
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Don Drysdale
National League
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Drysdale
Braves
Ebbets Field
Durelle and Anthony Fight Draw in Boxing Notes
Detroit report notes Yvon Durelle from New Brunswick and Tony Anthony from New York drew in a boxing bout. In Osaka Benny Espinosa from the Philippines outpointed Hideto Kobayashi from Tokyo over ten rounds.
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Yvon Durelle
New Brunswick
N. S
Tony Anthony
New York
Drew
Osaka
Japan
Benny Espinosa
Philippines
Hideto Kobayashi
Tokyo
Mickey Mantle Prime Target
New York Yankees owner accuses rival pitchers of aiming at Mickey Mantle to injure him after AL fined five players for a Chicago melee. George Weiss asserts the pitchers sought to hurt Mantle by targeting his legs and feet rather than his head.
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New York Yankees Today
Mickey Mantle
Yankee
George Weiss
Will Harridge
The
Yanks
White Sox
Chicago
Weiss
Mantle
Anthony Draw With Durelle Upsets Promoter Plans
DETROIT June 15 Yvon Durelle headed back to Canada hopeful that his Friday night 10 round draw with top contender Tony Anthony will push him toward the 175 pound title picture. Durelle felt he won the nationally televised bout despite entering as a 4 1 underdog. Anthony bitter over the decision sees it as a setback to a possible shot at Arch Moore's crown.
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Yvon Durelle
Canada
Tony Anthony
Durelle
Anthony
Archie Moore
Major League Results By UNITED PRESS BaseballScores Summary
American League results show Baltimore and Cleveland split a high scoring affair, Williams Avila and Goodman homering for Baltimore. Washington defeated Chicago in a long game as Dropo Lemon Usher and Yost homered for the winners. New York routed Kansas City in a slugfest led by Mantle. National League Milwaukee beat Philadelphia 10-3 with Spahn winning. Cincinnati and New York also played, with Nuxhall earning the win. Kluszewski and Mays homered for the losers.
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Kline
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Cleveland
Lees
Odell
Boston
Nixon
Lary
Kansas City
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Kemmer
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Stobbs
Fischer
White Sox rely on go go base running and pitching
The White Sox dominate with top AL base stealers Nellie Fox and teammates while posting strong pitching. Al Lopez, ex Indians manager, guides a club optimistic about October as Yankees, Indians, Tigers, and Red Sox vie for position.
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Sox
al Lopez
Indians
Entry List for Terre Haute Car Sprint Races
Complete entry list announced for Terre Haute Vigo County Fairgrounds Sunday program. Includes three heat races a 10 lap semi feature a special 10 lap stock engine event and a 30 lap main. Time trials start at noon with heats at 2 PM daylight savings time. Tickets sold at Fairgrounds Office Crawford 2810 Phil and Bills Restaurant 935 Wabash Jack Thrasher Wabash Motors 303% Wabash Platoline Station 25th and Poplar.
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Oklahoma
Fairgrounds
Terre Haute
Vigo County Fairgrounds
Crawford
Phil and
Bill
Wabash Avenue
Jack Thrasher
Wabash Motors
Platoline
25Th
Poplar Streets
Connaster Holds Tryout Camp for 84 Prospects
Vincennes Indiana June 15 Bruce Connaster Philadelphia Phillies scout reports 84 prospects turned out for the tryout camp despite deplorable weather. He praised the players for their ability and noted he will monitor several of them through the rest of their high school careers and into semi pro baseball. Athletes who have graduated from high school were expected to participate again today if weather permits.
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Ind
Bruce Connaster
Philadelphia Phillie
Connaster
Bell in record leap to finals at NCAA track meet
Indiana's Greg Bell posted a record 26 feet 7 inches in the broad jump to lead a Hoosier group into the NCAA track and field championships finals in Austin Texas on June 15.
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Austin
Tex
Indiana
Greg Bell
Chiocca to Meet De Cola in 10-Round TV Bout
French lightweight P Felix Chiocca will fight Tony De Cola of Brooklyn in a 10 round television bout at St Nicholas Arena Monday night. Chiocca replaces Jimmy Archer who suffers an infected eye.
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Felix Chiocca
Tony de Cola
Brooklyn
St. Nicholas Arena
Chiocca
Jimmy Archer
Archie Moore Leaves Europe for New York After Tour
World light heavyweight champion Archie Moore departed Frankfurt by plane Friday night for New York following a successful European tour that included engagements across Germany and neighboring countries.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Archie Moore
New York
Yesterday's results from major league scores and leaders
The day produced varied results with Milwaukee trailing 10 to 3, Cincinnati at 5, New York 4, Pittsburgh 5, and St. Louis a close 1 in the standings. Details on dates and opponents are not fully clear from the fragment.
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Puetevitta
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New Yi York
Pittsburgh
Seana
St. Louis
Kluszewski Leads Reds to 5-4 Win Over Giants
Ted Kluszewski went 4 for 5 as the Cincinnati Reds beat the New York Giants 5-4, narrowing their slide to four straight losses and leaving the pennant race still uncertain.
Dropo Drives White Sox To Big Season Start
Walt Dropo, Chicago’s first baseman, anchors the White Sox as a leading hitter. He homered 425 feet in a 10-4 win over Washington, matching his eighth homer of the season and earning the regular first base job. He vowed to stay hot and play every day.
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Walt Dropo
White Sox
Sox
New York Yankees
Dropo
Washington
Campanis to Manage Montreal Royals After Mulleavy Resigns
June 15 report states JP Al Campanis will manage the Montreal Royals while a replacement for GI Mulleavy, who resigned Friday, is sought. Campanis previously played shortstop for Montreal in 1946.
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al Campanis
Brooklyn Dodgers
Montreal Royals
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Open golf leader Bolt cools temper amid turmoil at Inverness
In Toledo June report from Inverness Tommy Bolt withdraws after three holes due to a sore back and a temper tested by a $100 fine for profanity. Detroit Lions official weighs Layne stepping from golf to Montana oil, while Sarazen learns caddie spoons at St Andrews. Mund recalls Crosby Hope duo as a garden snake incident amuses the crowd.
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U.P
Fraley
Tommy Bolt
Tommy
P.G.A
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Nick Kerbawy
Detroit Football Lions
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Layne
Montana
Wally Mund
Midland Hills
Bing Crosby
Bob Hope
Harry Cooper
Crosby
Mund
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