Bouton’s Eight of Nine Spurs Yanks Lead to Two Games
Yankees ace Jim Bouton won his 10th game as New York blanked Boston 8 0 to stretch their AL lead to two games over Chicago. Bouton allowed the first hit in the fifth, fanned six and lowered his ERA to 2.06. Roger Maris hit his 15th homer and drove in another run.
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Par Takes Pounding as City Four Ball Tourney Begins
The city four ball golf championship opens at Rea Park with sub par rounds. Walter Artz and Ernie Horrall Sr lead first day play by posting seven under while Warren Artz and Claude McCallister and Bob Arnett and Bob Blakely follow at six under. Championship flight action pits Walter Artz and Horrall against Warren Artz and McCallister, and in other groups, Dr Jerry Baker and Ray Goddard advance. Next weekend pairings set with 11:30 a.m. start times.
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Tye ‘Beasley
John Kruse
Dick Smith
Jack Black
Bud Carroll
Frank Kaperak
Moose Boros Catches Lightning In Bottle At Open
Julius Boros, at 43, shocks Arnold Palmer and Jacky Cupit to win the U S Open at Brookline on a tough course. Boros trails early but fires a final round 70 to win by beating Palmer and Cupit while recalling past glory and aging struggle.
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Weekly Baseball Standings and Probable Pitchers
Standings show New York leading with 41 29 586 and Chicago at 41 30 577. Monday lists several night games with pitchers Osteen Turley Mossi Rakow and others across divisions.
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No Obligation Mid-West Office Supply ad
An office supply ad lists No Obligation Mid-West Office Supply in a storefront at 34 North 6th Street with a phone contact 1-8149. The item presents as a local classifieds insertion for a business offering goods.
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Yankees and White Sox Prepare Four Game Series
Chicago hosts New York in a four game set as the White Sox chase the pennant race lead. Chicago arrives two games back after a 4-3-? road trip while the Yankees seek to widen their advantage with a strong pitching rotation led by Downing Terry Ford and Bouton.
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Minors' League Chief Trautman Dies at 73 in Columbus
George M. Trautman longtime minor league baseball president died at his Columbus home at 73 after a heart ailment. He steered the minors from 1947 guiding a peak in 1949 with 59 leagues in 448 cities. Previously he led the American Association from 1936 to 1945 and served as executive VP of the Detroit Baseball Club in 1946.
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Wisking Edges Merchants 1 0 In 11 Innings
Wisking softballers earned their biggest win of the season at Memorial Stadium beating the Decatur Merchants 1 0 in 11 innings. Pat Scully bunted, Charlie Kallis walked, and Bill Bolk delivered his third hit to drive in the only run. The curtain raiser between Coverstone's and a local Industrial League select team ended 3 3 after 8 innings.
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Cleaners Beat Visking 21-6 in Sunday Contest
Southside Cleaners powered to a 21-6 win over Visking at Commercial Solvents field Sunday, collecting 19 hits. Don Miller led with five hits as KE Ee S. S. Cleaners improved to 3-3, while Visking contended with strong performances from Cagle Weddle Kulinski Love Taylor Martin and Patterson.
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Baseball Recap Across Leagues Highlights Key RBI Players
United Press International reports on National League and league games featuring notable runs batted in. Players include Kaline for the Tigers, Allison for the Twins, Malzone for the Red Sox, Wagner for the Red Sox, and Stuart for the Angels while tallying specific RBI totals across teams.
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