Yankees Top Indians 3 2 as Ford Ring Sparks UPI Report
Whitey Ford wore a ring on his right hand under the glove, sparking the Yankees to a 3-2 win over the Cleveland Indians. Ford struck out 10, but Pete Mikkelsen earned the victory with two on and one out in the ninth after Ford left the mound. Bobby Richardson delivered a bases loaded single in the bottom of the ninth for the decisive run.
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Ike and Palmer win golf match for Heart Association
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower and Masters champion Arnold Palmer teamed to defeat Jimmy Demaret and Ray Bolger 3 and 2 at Merion Golf Club in Ardmore Pennsylvania. The Chapman system event drew an eager crowd as the 73 year old Eisenhower completed his first public match.
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Gary Murphy Receives Iowa Bar Association Citizenship Award
Ten years ago Gary Murphy of Cotter was presented the Annual Iowa Bar Association Citizenship Award at class night May 18 by Thomas Perry. The award honors school citizenship and is chosen by faculty. Gary also earned a scholarship to Iowa Wesleyan College at Mt. Pleasant for the fall term.
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Farrell, Dalton legacy fuel Colts' seventh win of season
Dick Farrell tied a major league mark with seven wins as the Houston Colts beat the Milwaukee Braves 4 2. He struck out 11, allowed four hits, and joined the Phillies alumni roughhouse image. Cloninger took the loss as Mike White aided Milwaukee with four singles. Felipe Alou and Joe Torre homered for the Braves. The Mets set a club record with 19 runs on 23 hits in a 19 1 victory over the Cubs. Pittsburgh routed Philadelphia 15 4, Reds defeated Dodgers 6 2, and several AL games saw Baltimore beat Detroit 2 1, New York edge Cleveland 3 2, Boston beat Washington 3 2, Minnesota topple Los Angeles 2 1, while Chicago Kansas City was washed out.
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Major League Standings and Tuesday Results Varying by City
United Press International reports Tuesday results with New York beating Chicago 19 to 1 and Pittsburgh 13 to 4 Phila 4 Houston 4 at night. Other scores include Los Angeles 2 San Francisco at St Louis ppd rain. Wednesday pitchers listed for a full schedule across leagues.
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