Mantle Satisfied by Return in Yankees Loss
DETROIT June 23 Mickey Mantle said he was very satisfied with his return to the regular lineup after a knee injury. He started his first game since May 18 as the Yankees lost 7-5 to the Tigers, going 2-for-4 with a walk and two runs despite limited speed. Mantle noted the knee felt good but stiffening could occur overnight, while manager Ralph Houk hoped Mantle would continue to improve and play again soon.
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Ireland Wins Terre Haute Spring Handicap Golf Title
Mrs. Ireland topped the Country Club of Terre Haute field in the Spring Handicap Championship yesterday by four and three over Mrs. Delbert Talley. Nine-hole crown went to Mrs. John Templeton after a two and one victory over Mrs. William Stone. Consolation rounds saw Mrs. Julian Silverstein defeat Mrs. Victor Miller in the 18-hole group. First flight winner was Mrs. Thomas Conway over Mrs. William Bindley, while Mrs. Walter A. Bledsoe Jr. claimed the first flight over Mrs. Paul Lee five and four. Ninth-hole consolation went to Mrs. Russell Stelle who beat Mrs. Thomas Kelly.
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Connie Mack Schedule Shows Legion League Doubleheader
Connie Mack today lists a 1 00 p m Coca Cola versus Rockport American Legion and a 3 00 p m D X versus Rockport American Legion in a doubleheader schedule reflecting local league action.
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Blum Wins Daily Double at Monmouth Park
Oceanport New Jersey June 23 jockey Walter Blum rode Well Staged to win the first race at odds 9 80 then captured Runin Ak at 12 00 to complete the $57.80 daily double at Monmouth Park Friday expanding his meet tally with two wins.
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Musial breaks MLB career bases record in doubleheader split
Major League Stars by the Associated Press notes Stan Musial of the Cardinals homered and added three singles in a St. Louis doubleheader split with Philadelphia, breaking Ty Cobb’s career total bases mark. Cardinals won 7-3, Phillies 11-3. A Jackson of the Mets pitched a one hit 2-0 shutout over Houston, retiring 22 in a row. Houston won the second game 16-3.
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Braves top Giants in record nine inning game protest looms
Milwaukee defeated San Francisco 11 to 9 in a four hour and two minute nine inning affair amid a crowd dispute over an interference play near first base involving Stu Miller. Giants protest could extend the saga if NL president Warren Giles rules.
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Babe Ruth Twelve Point Merchants Shut Out Bituminous Materials
Babe Ruth League action saw the Twelve Point Merchants blank Bituminous Materials 11 to 0 as Gary Rogers pitched a three hitter. American squad trounced Carpenters 17 to 4, with Maxwell Dyer Miller and Watt each collecting two base hits and Sullivan adding a two bagger for the losers. Columbia Records beat Pepsi Cola 12 to 4 behind Paul Clough’s homer and Mark Rutledge’s triple, with Doyle Stephens and Dave Graesch contributing doubles in the onslaught.
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Fight Results in Amarillo as Watson Stops Pruitt
Henry Watson of Amarillo aged 139 pounds stops Adolph Pruitt of St. Louis at 136 pounds in a recent bout reported from Amarillo. The result concludes the brief match with Watson securing a victory.
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Baseball roundup of AL and NL games from opening notes
United Press International reports multiple 1960s era games with Boston and Baltimore split doubleheaders, pitchers Delock Tillman and Schwall Pagliaroni Landrith details, HRs by Brandt Yastrzemski Powell Landrith Washington, and scores across Cleveland Kansas City Chicago New York Detroit Los Angeles Minnesota Houston and St. Louis Philadelphia Milwaukee San Francisco.
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Ford Leads By Six Strokes In Eastern Open
Baltimore reports Arnold Palmer may shine but Doug Ford leads by six strokes after two rounds of the $35,000 Eastern Open golf championship. Ford shot a seven under par 65 to reach 134 total at Mount Pleasant, saying leading the field is a new feeling for the 39 year old New York pro.
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Little League Ohio Oil Defeats Coca-Cola 6 to 1
Larry Thomas pitched a two hit game for Ohio Oil as Gary Stuck powered the offense with a home run a double and a single. Allis-Chalmers outslug Powell-Stephenson 6 to 5 in a tight game after the third inning. Tim Clements threw a no hitter for Wabash Valley Asphalt topping WBOW 5 to 0 at Eve ning Optimist Park. J Mars D Wilson and M Piper led WVA with three hits each. UAW battered Smith-Alsop 12-7 as M Barnhart fanned 13 in a five run second.
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Musial Sets Major League Record In Long Streak
Stan Musial, 41, powered Cardinal offense with a homer and three singles to top Ty Cobb for 5,866 career total bases, adding to NL marks for hits and games. He hit his eighth homer of the season in a 7-3 opener win before St Louis dropped the nightcap 11-3 to Philadelphia, while Mets and Dodgers games and other scores completed a busy baseball night.
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Veteran ends Bob Coolbaugh and Jon Jelacic sign with Raiders
Oakland California June 23 veteran ends Bob Coolbaugh and Jon Jelacic have returned signed contracts to the Oakland Raiders of the American Football League.
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Coca-Cola Triumphs in Industrial League 7-0 Victory
Coca-Cola defeated the Teamsters 7-0 last night in the Industrial League. Pitcher Noble Rector allowed three hits. Tom Morris hit a home run and a double, fueling the win with strong batting.
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Pacific Coast League Scores and Results
In the Pacific Coast League Spokane defeated Seattle 2 to 1 while San Diego beat Portland 5 to 4 and Salt Lake City won 13 to 6 against Vancouver. Tacoma edged Hawaii 2 to 1 in 13 innings. In the International League Toronto 6 11 Richmond 3 0 Buffalo 7 Columbus 3 Atlanta 12 Syracuse 7 Jacksonville 11 Rochester 1.
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Indiana and Kentucky All-Star Game Tonight at Butler Fieldhouse
Indiana and Kentucky meet in the all star basketball game at Butler Fieldhouse in Indianapolis. Hoosiers led by Humes and Ligon defend home turf against Conley and Gibson for Kentucky with no MVP honor awarded by the NCAA.
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Harold Johnson Fights Tonight In Germany Title Bout
Berlin June 23 Harold Johnson the light heavyweight champion from Philadelphia expects a knockout of southpaw Gustav Scholz within eight rounds in Germany’s first world championship fight. The 33 year old American says he is sharp and does not see Scholz lasting longer than eight rounds despite Scholz solid record.
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Purkey earns 13th win as Reds edge Dodgers 4 3
Bob Purkey left with a back spasm yet notches his 13th victory as Cincinnati defeats league leading Los Angeles 4 3. Dodgers Koufax suffers third loss despite 11 strikeouts while Reds relievers seal the win in the ninth.
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Mets sign two bonus pitchers to minor league deals
New York June 23 The Mets signed promising hurlers Tom Belcher from Texas and Frank Griffith from Richmond University to sizeable bonus contracts. Belcher joins Santa Barbara in the Class C California League and Griffith goes to Auburn in the Class D New York Penn League.
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Bees to Get Mouthpieces for Honey Creek Football
Bees players report at 4 30 p m Monday at Dr George Justice s office 1543 South Seventh Street to be fitted for mouthpieces. Coach Don Hamrick leads the Bees in Honey Creek.
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