Cassius Clay Favored To Beat Cooper In Wembley Clash
Undefeated Cassius Clay is a 4-1 favorite to defeat Henry Cooper in an outdoor Wembley Stadium bout seen by up to 55,000 fans. The 10 round match could set a British attendance record, with Clay claiming speed and dominance and Cooper promising a measured, strategic approach.
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Ring Magazine
Barlick Rejoins NL Umpiring After Brief Retirement
Senior umpire Al Barlick will return to the National League umpiring staff Friday after a two day retirement. League President Warren Giles said Barlick agreed to rest with his family and will rejoin the crew in Chicago on June 21. Barlick, NL veteran with 23 years, was a central figure in the early season balk dispute.
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Former Braves Could Form Contender in Either League
The article notes former Braves could become pennant contenders in both leagues with a strong pitching staff. Lew Burdette was traded to St Louis for Bob Sadowski, and other ex Braves stars include Joey Jay Bob Buhl Juan Pizarro Carelton Willey Don Nottebart Don McMahon Gene Conley Terry Fox. It adds that Twenty players dealt since 1959 remain active and highlights Adcock Hunt and a core group of regulars.
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Houston
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Jose Azcue
Cleveland
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Kansas City
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al Spangler
Dick Brown
Baltimore
Frank Thomas
Ron Hunt
Dupas Retains World Junior Middleweight Title
Ralph Dupas built an early lead and won a unanimous decision over Denny Moyer to retain the world junior middleweight crown. The bout in Baltimore Civic Center had Dupas at 150 pounds and Moyer at 154 pounds. Referee Benny Goldstein scored 70-66, while Eddie Leonard and Jimmy Jones had 69-68 cards for Dupas.
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Little League action yields mixed results across divisions
Conoco wins 7-2 over Perino's as Hogart goes 3 for 3 with a homer. Pasley Motors blasts Coca Cola 84 in Mile High led by Prickson with five RBIs and two homers. VFW tops East Side AC 13-1 with Roberts tossing six innings and 11 strikeouts. Red Sox All Star Dairy crushes Braves 23-6 in Longfellow while Dodgers beat Reynolds Red Sox 8-2. South Side Dairy edges Highland Motor 8-7 with Gustafson driving late runs.
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Baseball standings and nightly results from major leagues
MLB standings show New York and Chicago leading AL divisions with Baltimore and Detroit lagging. Monday results include Baltimore’s 7 2 win over Boston and Cleveland 1 over Washington. Tonight’s scheduled NL and AL games feature noted pitchers and matchups across leagues.
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McCormick Stops Boston To Halt Baltimore Skid
Orioles ace Mike McCormick pitched a complete game and hit a solo homer to lead Baltimore to a 7-2 win over Boston. The victory snapped Baltimore's skid and extended Boston’s losing streak to six games as Joe Gaines hit a three run homer during a five run fifth inning. Wilbur Wood struggled with an error and unearned runs aided the rally.
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Palmer happy with locker 13 at National Open
Arnold Palmer checked into Coun try Club in Brookline for the National Open and drew locker N-13 calling it an omen. He aims to rebound after a recent playoff win and a tough stretch, insisting the Open is a tournament he hopes to win big this weekend.
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U S Team Advances in Women's Federation Cup Tennis Tourney
In London the United States women’s team swept Italy 3–0 to take a 2–0 lead in the first-round best-of-three. Darlene Hard defeated Lea Pericoli 6 4 3 6 2 Billie Jean Moffitt beat Sylvanoa Lazzaroni 6 8 6 1 6 2. Hard and Carole Caldwell won 6 4 6 1 in doubles to clinch the series and advance the U S to face Holland in the second round of the 16 nation tourney.
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Zemljak fires eagles at Butte course
On target Eddie Zemljak, reigning Montana State Golf Association and Butte Country Club champion, shot two eagles Sunday including a deuce on the 443-yard par four seventh hole. He also reached the 368-yard par four hole in two.
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Koufax Fires Sixth Shutout To Lift Dodgers Over Giants
Sandy Koufax blanked San Francisco for the sixth time this season, allowing four singles and striking out nine to lead the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 2-0 victory. Billy Skowron drove in both runs with a third-inning double after Watched by Maury Wills, the left-hander extended scoreless-innings streak to 19 as he surpassed Don Drysdale in the race for league honors.
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Broglio's Five Hit Pitching Sends Cardinals Over Mets
Ernie Broglio pitched five hits over the complete game to lift the St. Louis Cardinals to an 8-1 victory over the New York Mets. An eight-run first four innings powered the win as Bill White hit a long homer and Curt Flood and Ken Boyer contributed key hits. The Mets’ Jay Hook and Galen Cisco were stung for 15 hits and Cisco allowed 8 runs.
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Phillies Continue Mastery of Reds With 4-2 Victory
The Phillies beat the Reds 4-2 in Cincinnati as Roy Sievers and Don Demeter homered to break a scoreless tie in the sixth. Tony Taylor sparked the rally with a second-base double before Sievers delivered the decisive blow off starter John Tsitouris.
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Kralick Shuts Out Senators In 1-0 Victory
Cleveland pitcher Jack Kralick blanked Washington as the Indians won 1-0 on two eighth inning miscues by Jim Duckworth. Howser doubled and scored on a Duckworth balk after a double by Howser and a Kindall sacrifice.
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Rookie Stargell Stars as Pirates Rout Braves
Milwaukee UPI Willie Stargell blasted two homers driving in six as the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Milwaukee Braves 9 to 3. Bill Mazeroski and Bob Bailey also homered while Don Cardwell earned his third win and his second complete game in 13 starts.
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Ruth leads Yanks past White's in Western League tilt
Babe Ruth John Mullaney had five singles in five at bats as the Yankees dumped White's 14-5. Jerry Powers earned the win while John Muscerita took the loss after four innings. Dale Sylvester homered and drove in two as the Elks beat M and M 11-8 in the Eastern League.
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Growth Leader in Auto Rental Opportunity For Dealers
ECONO CAR RENTAL SYSTEM gains national notice as a challenger to big three in auto rentals. Chrysler line offered from 3.99 daily for Valiant to 8.99 for a New Port. 300 cities across 22 Eastern states and nationwide expansion. dealer investment 5000 to 15000 with strong training and advertising backing. Interviews being conducted locally. interested parties should call.
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