White Sox Hope to End Yankees Dominance This Season
The piece argues the 1960 White Sox may finally sustain a pennant push with strong pitching and emerging power led by Ron Hanson Bill Skowron is highlighted as a clutch hitter while Hoyt Wilhelm and Eddie Fisher bolster the bullpen. Rookies Bruce Howard and Tommy John add uncertainty down the stretch.
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Yankees
Eisten Howard
Mickey Mantle
Bill Skewran
Inez
Johnny
RBI
Pete Ward
Ron Hanson
Lages
Sox
Hoyt Wilhelm
Eddie Fisher
Fisher
Wilhelm
Tusa Pissare
Ken Berry
Qhisoxalah
Bruce Howard
Tommy John
White Sox
Lepes
Cleveland Indians
Bil Ghrowan
Wilhelm Cams
Delater
Carson-Newman tops Georgia Southern in decisive seventh inning
In Statesboro, Carson-Newman beat Georgia Southern 3-1 to advance to the finals of the National Tournament. John Manney and Alen Simmons locked in a pitchers duel before Carson-Newman pushed three runs across in the seventh. Bobby Butler hit a solo homer for Georgia Southern in the sixth.
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Statesboro, Ga
Georgia Southern
Carson- Newmen
Tennessee
Gt. Joseph
John Manney
Alen Simmons
Bobby Butler
Nichols Sets Pace In National Golf Day Event
PGA champion Bobby Nichols shot two over par 73 at Laurel Valley near Ligonier Pennsylvania to win by one stroke over Ken Venturi in the National Golf Day Round of Champions. The event set a base score for amateur golfers to earn certificates, with thousands of players allowed multiple 18 hole rounds from May 17 to Monday. Nichols earned $10 000 and Venturi $6 000.
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Ken Venturi
Perry Stops Cards For Giants In Narrow Win
Perry shines for the Giants as they beat the Cardinals 4-1 and extend their streak to five. McCovey belts his 11th homer to supply the decisive runs in the sixth, while Los Angeles and Cincinnati split a doubleheader as Dodgers creep closer to the NL lead.
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Fire Giants
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnati
Joey Jay
Reds
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Houston
Milwaukee
New York Mets
Chicago Culls
Perry
St. Louis
Bill White
White
Curt Flood
Ken Boyer
Cardinals
Willie McCovey
Curt Simmons
Simmons
Maury Wills
Dodgers
Ron Fairly
Jay
Jim Gilliam
Frank Robinson
Dana Clendenon
Bill Mazeroski
Ano
Pirates
Chris Short
Phillies
Pan Cardwell
Frank Carpin
al McBean
Rob Aspromonte
First Foreign Victor Since 1916 In 100 Mile Indy Race
Jimmy Clark wins the Indianapolis 100 mile Memorial Day race with a record average of 150.686 mph, the first foreign victor since 1916. Parnielli Jones finishes second, Maria Andretti places third, and a strong field of rear-engine cars struggles as 22 retirements reduce the field to 11 finishers.
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Indianapolis
Triumph
Scotland
Jimmy Clark
Jerry
Lagea Associated Presa Liperta
Indianapolig
Clark
Parnelli Jones
Torrance Calif
Maria Andretti
Nasareth
Jones
A. J. Foyt
Houston
Tex
Leatus- Ford
Duns
Bentland
Andretti
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Bopry Nichols Que
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Mike Bathet
Gaylord Perry
San Francisco
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Sany
Houstop
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Fos
Ferry Waa
Bate
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Braves
Fory Tay
Eulaly
Moultrie
Wil
Thomasville
Italy
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Pacena
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Aiso
Ford
H. Jones
Gordon Johncock
Heatinge
Mich
Mickey Rupp
Mansfield
Ohio
Bobby Johns
Miami
Fla
al Unser
Albuquerque
W.M
al Miller
Alandish
Dan Bransen
Champaign
Eddie Jagason
Cuyahoga Falls
Len Sutton
Portland
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Neel
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