All-Star Cagers Clash Tonight in Indiana Kentucky Showdown
About 14 000 basketball fans pack Butler Fieldhouse in Indianapolis tonight for the annual blind benefit opening game pitting Indiana All-Stars against Kentucky high school seniors. Notables include Rich Mason and Tom Niemeier for Indiana and Mike Redd Clem Haskins Charles Taylor for Kentucky with coach Jim Morris. The second game follows next week at Freedom Hall Louisville.
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Tom Hendrix
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Pearl Hicks
Clay County
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Jeffersonville
New Albany
Louisville Flaget
Couch
Louisville
Freedom Hall
Koufax Extends Win Streak as Dodgers Stay Near NL Lead
Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax improved to 11‑3 with a 5‑3 win over the St Louis Cardinals, striking out nine in a near shutout. Tommy Davis homered, Bill Skowron drove in two in the first, and Koufax’s finger is reportedly back to pain‑free health as Milwaukee and Chicago results shape the pennant race.
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Houston
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Finsterwald Leads After 45 Holes In Open Showdown
Don Finsterwald moved one over par at 143 after 45 holes to lead the National Open at The Country Club Brookline as Arnold Palmer struggled to a 2 over par 37 on the first nine of the third round. Tony Lema, Jacky Cupit, and Julius Boros remained within reach with strong early rounds.
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Dean Refram
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Davis Love
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Davis Love Jr
Billy Maxwell
Don aJnuary
Bruce Crampton
Gardner Dickinson
Jimmy Clar
Paul Harney
Sam Snead
Bob Gadja
Jay Hebert
Ross Coon
Bill Ogden
Bobby Nichols
Gary Player
Otto Greiner
Davey Marr
George Bayer
Mike Fetchick
Dan Sikes
Bob Charles
Lionel Hebert
Art Wall
Stan Thirsk
Mason Rudolph
Paul Kelly
Doug Sanders
Phil Rodgers
al Balding
Bobby Goetz
Tommy Jacobs
Ken Still
Sam Reynolds
Tommy Aaron
Jack Burke
Ted Makalena
Bob McCallister
Dave Ragan
Mike Souchak
Gene Littler
Billabal
Bob Harris
Ed Furgol
Frank Boynton
Bill Johnston
Former Purdue guard signs with Buffalo Bills
Former Purdue guard Ed Voytek agreed to terms with the Buffalo Bills for three years. The 6-2, 235 pounder previously played for the Washington Redskins in 1958-59 before retiring to teach. Voytek attempts a comeback this year after the AFL first pursued him.
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Indians Send Nischwitz to Jacksonville for Wynn
The Cleveland Indians optioned southpaw reliever Ron Nischwitz to Jacksonville in the International League to clear space on the roster for 43 year old veteran Early Wynn.
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Wynn fall short as 300th win slips away
Early Wynn pitched eight scoreless innings in Cleveland against his former teammates but lost 2-0 as Ron Hansen hit a two run homer in the ninth. Wynn, 43, remained confident he would reach 300 wins soon and said he could be ready to pitch again in four or five days. The game kept the White Sox one game behind the Yankees, who had their seven game streak ended by Boston.
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Ron Perranoski
Jim Maloney
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Cal McLish
Andre Rodgers
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Joe Gibbon
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Ron Hansen
Chicago
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Floyd Robinson
Dave Nicholson
New York Yankees
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Juan Pizerro
Orioles' Pilot Under Fire
Baltimore manager Billy Hitchcock, under fire for his handling of a slump, fired back at critics in St. Paul after reading critical articles in the Baltimore Evening Sun and the News-Post. He said writers deserve their beliefs, then criticized traveling reporters as snoops who seek information.
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Baltimore Evening Sun
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Nots More Consistent At Losing Than Tigers
The Detroit Tigers ended a 10 game losing streak by beating Kansas City to close the gap on the Washington Senators. The Senators extended a nine game skid with a 1 0 loss to the Los Angeles Angels, a season that could fall short of 50 wins.
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Washington Senators
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Yankees
Dick Stuart
Bill Monbouquette
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Detroit Tigers
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Washington
Five Hoosiers Miss Cutoff At National Open
BROOKLINE Mass June 22 Stephen Wilkinson the Indiana amateur champion from Richmond was among five Hoosier golfers who missed the 152 cutoff for the National Open. Wilkinson shot 81 84 total 163. Others at 156 included Don Essig Joe Campbell Fred Wampler and Dale Morey with rounds 177-79 80-86 80-76 and 83-79-162 respectively.
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Indiana
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Wilkinson
Don Essig
Indianapolis
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Anderson
Purdue
Fred Wampler
Dale Morey
Visking to Meet Cook's All Stars in Memorial Park
Visking faces the Cook's All-Stars of Indianapolis at Memorial Park tonight with first pitch at 7 p.m. Noble Rector and Bob Ferguson will pitch for Visking.
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Memorial Park
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Bob Ferguson
Parnelli Jones Honored as May Pro Athlete of the Month
Parnelli Jones, winner of the Memorial Day Indy 500 qualifying race, was named S Rae Hickok pro athlete of the month for May by a panel of sports writers. He captured 47 first place votes and 147 points, edging Sandy Koufax who had 27 votes and 160 points. Dick Nottebart followed with 4 votes and 42 points.
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Parnelli Jones
Indianapolis
S. Rae Hickok
Jones
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodger
Dick Nottebart
Houston
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