Mantle Homer Powers Yankees Past Indians for Lead
Mickey Mantle blasted his third homer in four games to give the Yankees a three run lead in the first inning off Tommy John as New York beat Cleveland 10 to 3. Ralph Terry earned his first win of the year, Terry limiting Cleveland to five hits. Tony Kubek paced a 13 hit attack, while Bob Chance homered for Cleveland. Bob John took the loss. The AL also saw Boston, Baltimore, Chicago and Kansas City win, and in the NL New York topped St. Louis 5-4 with Lou Clinton and Ed Bressoud delivering key hits.
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Mickey Mantle
Yankees
Mantle
New York
Cleveland Indians
Yogi Berra
Terry
Ralph Terry
Berra
Cleveland
Tony Kubek
Bob Chance
Leon Wagner
John
Boston
Washington
Baltimore
Detroit
Chicago
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Minnesota
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Lou Clinton
Ed Bressoud
Clinton
Bressaud
Carl Yastrzemski
Red Sox
Bill Spanswick
Jerry Adair
Dick Brown
Orioles
Stu Miller
Tiger
Norm Cash
Adair
Larry Sherry
Juan Pizarro
Sox
Ken McBride
Ron Hansen
Charly Lau
Twins
Jimmie Hall
John Wyatt
Bill Dailey
Phill
Reds
Phillies
Johnny Callison
Tony Taylor
Clay Dalrymple
Covington
Dennis Bennett
John Tsitsouris
Tony Cloninger
Gene Freese
Pirates
Braves
Denis Menke
Joe Gibbon
Joe Christopher
Gle
Mets
Cardinals
Carl Warwick
Larry Bearnorth
Bobby Shantz
Rod Kanehl
Jesse Gonder
Charley James
Cards
Bowling meet results at Melody Lanes and Sorrell Auto
Melody Lanes won team series 2660 to 2657 and team game 982 to 946. Individual leaders were Cal Little 651 in series and 234 in a game, and Bill Steele 982 in pins.
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Melody Lanes
Sorrell Auto
Cal Little
Bill Steele
Willie Mays Hits .468 as Giants Rally Past Dodgers
Willie Mays belts his 11th homer and adds a single to keep pace atop the NL. He drives in a run with a third inning sac fly and, at 33, leads majors with 28 RBIs and 24 runs. Marichal wins fifth in a row as Giants hold a one game lead. Covington drives in five as Phillies rout Reds. Braves down Pirates. Mets over Cardinals. White Sox top Angels. Yankees crush Indians. Orioles beat Tigers in 10. Red Sox top Senators. Athletics edge Twins in 10.
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Willie Mays
Willie
Mays
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Juan Marichal
Dodgers
Marichal
Giants
Phil Ortega
Jim Brewer
San Francisco
Wes Covington
Phillies
Reds
Braves
Pirates
Mets
Cardinals
White Sox
Angels
Yankees
Indians
Orioles
Tigers
Red Sox
Senators
Athletics
Twins
Major league standings and upcoming games brief
United Press International tabulates Friday standings with New York Cleveland Detroit and Chicago showing gaps in the East and West. Saturday schedules feature Chicago at Los Angeles with Buzhardt facing Beinskj and other matchups, while Friday results include Mets beating Pirates and Phillies’ blowout of Cincinnati, plus Dodgers hosting Giants.
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Cleveland
East
Detroit
Chicago
Los Angeles
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Beinsky
Kansas City
Minnesota
Pena
Stange
Baltimore
Estrada
Aguirre
Ford
Donovan
Boston
Washington
Mil
Pitts
Phila
Cin
St. Louis
San Fran
San Francisco
Koufax
Hendley
Gibson
Cisco
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Purkey
Bunning
Player Leads Colonial National Invitation Into Rain Delay
Gary Player held a one stroke lead after a 68 in the opening round and a 35-33 day two total, before heavy thunderstorms halted the event after nine groups. Tommy Jacobs, BerMuda Dunes California, trailed by one. The delay moved to two rounds Friday with Sunday’s final 18 to stay.
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Fort Worth
Tex
UPI
Gary Player
Tommy Jacobs
Bermuda Dunes
Calif
PGA
Women's Bowling Swift Pace and Scores Reported
Swift leads with 1569, Hy-Vee 1476 and Fareway 1784 in team series. Individual standouts include Lela Miller 500 in series and 203 game, Sharron Lutes 485 in series and 180 in game, with Randys and Credit Bureau among teams and Coast and General Life also posting scores.
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General Life
Coast
Randys
Credit Bureau
Advance Ross
Fareway
Lela Miller
Sharron Lutes
Pin Queen
General Life of
Iowa
Hy - Vee
Ross Randys
U S Women tennis quartet for Wightman Cup at Wimbledon
The United States will field four top ranking players Darlene Hard Billie Jean Moffitt Nancy Richey and Carole Caldwell for the June 12 13 Wightman Cup at Wimbledon as they bid for a fourth straight U S victory over Great Britain. Cup captain Donna Floyd Fales was chosen by committee chair Margaret C Du Pont and President James B Dickey to lead the delegation.
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UPI
United States
Great Britain
Wimbledon
Darlene Hard
Montebello
Calif
Billie Jean Moffitt
Long Beach
Nancy Richey
Dallas
Tex
Carole Caldwell
Santa Monica
Donna Floyd Fales
New York
Fales
Ameri
Britain
Margaret C. du Pont
Chaddsford
Usira
James B. Dickey
Fort Lauderdale
Tornado kills 12 in Michigan city
A violent tornado struck the Anchor Bay area near Mount Clemens Michigan during the 5 p.m. hour killing at least 12 people including six children and injuring about 600. Gov George Romney toured the devastation as rescue efforts continued and officials warned the toll could rise. Authorities reported widespread destruction with homes, boats and utilities damaged and a tornado warning issued by the Detroit Weather Bureau shortly before the funnel cloud touched down near Pontiac Township.
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Mich
Anchor Bay
George Romney
Grand Rapids
Romney
Lake St. Clair
Detroit
Macomb
Peter Almstadt
Grand
U.S. Weather Bureau
Pontiac ‘Township
Here
Agatha Sadawskas
Chesterfield Township
Funeral services for John Bruegge held at Jones Funeral Home
Funeral rites for John Bruegge were conducted at 1:30 p.m. Friday at Jones Funeral Home with Rev. Richard Peterson. Pallbearers included Fred May, Harold Godwin, Ralph Linder, Raymond Coffin, Lester Fry, and Charles Soukup, followed by burial in Richmond Cemetery. Teas, Mrs. George Teas final rites at 3:30 p.m. Friday at Jones Funeral Home with Rev. Vernon Elgin. Pallbearers were Elmer Fisher, E. J. Blatter, M. DeLashmutt, Bob DeLashmutt, Howard McCall, and Glenn McCall. Burial was in Elm Grove Cemetery.
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Jones Funeral
Vernon Elgin
Elmer Fisher
E. J. Blatter
M. DeLashmutt
Bob DeLashmutt
Howard McAll
Glenn McCall
Elm Grove Cemetery
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