The Monster Terrorizes Orioles In Latest Scare
Boston righthander Dick Radatz nicknamed The Monster dominates with six scoreless innings and 10 strikeouts as the Red Sox beat Baltimore 3-2 in 14 innings. Chuck Essegian and Russ Nixon drive in the tying and winning runs in the 9th and 14th, lifting Chicago to lead. Yankees hammer Detroit 6-2 behind Whitey Ford eight-hitter. McBride coping with personal tragedy guides Angels past Minnesota. Indians sweep Washington as Bell works six in relief.
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Radatz
Baltimore
Red Sox
Orioles
Los Angeles Angels
Minnesota
Cleveland
Washington
Harry Bright
Tom Tresh
Clete Boyer
Hector Lopes
Yankees
Whitey Ford
New York
Gers. McBride
Twins
Vic Davalillo
Woodie Held
Fred Whitfield
Indians
Gary Bell
Senator
Tom Cheney
Griffith Regains World Welterweight Title in Split Decision
Emile Griffith defeats Luis Rodriguez in a 15 round split decision to reclaim the world welterweight crown. Referee Jimmy Devlin and judge Tony Ross tallied 149-146 and 87-96 in favor of Griffith while Joe Armstrong had 10-6 for Rodrigues. Rodrigues earned 150,000 and Griffith 37,500.
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New York
Emile Griffith
Luis Rodriguez
Griffith
Rodrigues
Angelo Dundee
Virgin Islands
Lves
Rodriguez
Miami
Jimmy Devlin
Tony Ross
Joe Armstrong
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Romack Wins Sudden Death for Rockaway Women’s Open Title
Barbara Romack defeated Englehorn on the second hole of sudden death to win the Rockaway Women’s Open at Valley Brook Golf and Country Club. She claimed 1500 dollars in prize money after matching Shirley Englehorn through 4 regulation holes before the playoff.
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Chattanooga
Barbara Romaeck
Romack
Shirley Finglehorn
Valley Brook
Miss Englehorn
Miss Romack
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Major League Baseball Scores And Standings Mixed Report
Baseball results across leagues with Thomasville and Brunswick matchups noted yet incomplete. Several games listed with scores and team pairings include New York Chicago Los Angeles Detroit and others, plus standings snippets and upcoming schedule details.
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Wenee Ay
Los Angeles
Chicago
Kani
New York
de Boston
Baltic
Washington
Cleveland
Biltimore
Kansas City
Boston
Detroit
Murphy Remains Favorite For AAA Title Clash
In Macon Georgia Murphy Eagles, the unbeaten top seed, push for a third straight win to secure the Class AAA baseball crown as Lanier, with two straight wins, looms. Lanier faces Gordon while Murphy meets Lanier in Tuesday night action after Westminster vs Jenkins and Gordon in openers.
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Macon
Lanier
Gordon
Murphy's Eagles
Westminster
Jenkins
Murphy
Eagles
Savannah
Thomaston
Norcross
Seminole County
Heard County
Hephzibah
Swift's Hot Putter Tops Dahlbender For Third AMA Title
Columbus pro Sonny Swift used a hot putting stroke to defeat Gene Dahlbender 7 and 6 in the Southeastern Amateur final at Columbus Country Club. Swift never trailed in the 36 hole match and captured his third Southeastern Amateur crown, aided by precise putting and deft play from the traps. Dahlbender, four down after 18 holes, struggled with wedges and failed to mount a rally as Swift sealed the win on No 12.
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Columbus, Ga
Sonny Swift
Gene Dahlbender
Atlanta Giant
Columbus
Swift
Columbus Country Club
Dahlbender
Shipes Knocks Out Saito in Tokyo Bout. Ramirez Wins in Mexico
In Tokyo, Charles Shipes of Oakland KO'd No boru Saito of Japan in the fourth round. In Mexico City, Juan Ramirez outpointed Eloy Sanchez to defend the Mexican featherweight title.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Charles Shipes
Oakland
Calif
Noboru Saito
Japan
Mexico City
Juan Ramirez
Mexico
Eloy Sanchez
Ramirez
Boros Dominates Flint Open With Record 274
Julius Boros Torched the Warwick Hills course in Grand Blanc Michigan to win the Flint Open by five strokes. He posted 66 71 68 69 for a 274 total breaking the 1950 record by eight. Finsterwald Bayer Knudson and Lema followed as top finishers and Boros earned 90 000.
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Grand Blanc
Mich
Julius Boros
North Carolina
Warwick Hills
Boros
Don Finsterwald
Dow
George Bayer
Jack Nicklaus
Tony Lema
Flint
Faulk Chevrolet Triumphs 8 7 Over Mitchell Lumber
Faulk Chevrolet rallied to an 8-7 win over Mitchell Lumber Co as Johnny Jones and J E Lopezer tripled and singled. Mitchell’s James Sons slugged a homer and a triple, while Jack Taylor and Sunnyland’s Ed Hagan led extra-base hitting in a rain delayed lineup.
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Faulk Chevrolet
Mitchell Lumber Co
Sunnyland
Mitchell
Johnny Jones
J. E. Lopezer
Gene Gulledge
Pace Faulk Chevrolet
Jack Alexander
James Sons
Mitchell Lumber
Carl Long
Jack Taylor
Ed Hagan
Billy McCorvey
Richard Guill
Tommy Glenn
Wilbur Hagan
New Zealand Driver Takes World Championship Lead
Bruce McLaren of New Zealand, after finishing second in the Belgian Grand Prix at Francorchamps, moves into the lead in the world driving championships standings.
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N. Zealand
Francofchamps
Belgium
Bruce McLaren
New Zealand
Francorchamps
Baseball Leaders and Highlights from the Season
The data lists top batters and pitchers across leagues with names like Malzone Kaline Allison Pearson Fox Versalles Hinton Clinton Cimoli Wagner Aparicio Wood and many others. It highlights runs batted in hits doubles triples home runs stolen bases and pitching records for Stock Bouton Atrikot Tascal Barber Groat Cepeda Pinson Perranoski McBean and Drysdale Koufax with figures such as 40 runs and 15 homers for Kaline and 99 strikeouts for Drysdale.
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Malzone
Boston
Kaline
Detroit
Allison
Minnesota
Pearson
Los Angeles
Fox
Chicago
Versalles
Power
Hinton
Washington
Clinton
Cimoli
Kansas City
Wagner
Aparicio
Baltimore
Wood
Stock
Bouton
New York
Atrikot
Tascual
Barber
St. Louis
Covington
Philadelphia
Flood
Brock
Skinner
Cincinnati
Bome
Aaron
Milwaukee
Banks
Robinson
Pinson
Wills
Perranoski
McBean
Pittsburgh
Drysdale
Koufax
Wills Leads Dodgers as They Rally in Cubs Win
Maury Wills sparked Los Angeles with a four hit performance and a bases loaded double driving in three in an 11-8 win over Chicago. The victory extends a five game streak as LA eyes a two game set with San Francisco and tight NL lead details.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco
Maury
Los Angeles
Chicago Cubs
Wills
Cubs
St. Louis
New York
Mets
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Reds
John Tsitouris
Pittsburgh
Bob Friend Blanker
Milwaukee
Braves
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City
Boston
Baltimore
Orioles
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