Baseball score summaries from a busy weekend
American League results include Chicago beating Baltimore 10 to 4 and Boston defeating New York 5 to 1. Detroit beat Kansas City 5 to 2 while Cleveland edged Minnesota 9 to 3. Washington lost to Detroit 8 to 6 and Minnesota topped Washington 7 to 5. Cleveland and New York battled to a 6 to 6 draw.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Los Angeles
New York
Boston
Kansas City
Detroit
Cleveland
Minnesota
Washington
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Houston
Milwaukee
St. Louis
San Francisco
Philadelphia
National League
L. Ww. Pet
G.B. Pet
G.B
Philadel
Ssesens
Belmont Stakes field shaping for 94th running
With Decidedly and Greek Money likely in the lineup the Belmont Stakes draws toward a 10 horse field for a record purse of 125000 added and 155800 gross. Trainers Horatio Luro and Johnny Rotz prepare the Derby and Preakness winners as a group of contenders includes Jaipur Crimson Satan Admiral's Voyage and Vimy Ridge among others.
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New York
Belmont Park
Decidedly
el Peco
Horatio Luro
Baltimore
Don Ross
Brandywine
Bill Hartack
John Rotz
George D. Widener
Jaipur
Crimson Satan
Crimson King Farm
Fred W. Hooper
T. Alie Grissom
F. E. Power
Vimy Ridge
Joe W. Browns
Gustave King
Stinson Beach
Cyrano
Greentree
Harbor View Farm
David K
Clem McCarthy Dies at 79 Renowned Race Announcer
New York AP announces Clem McCarthy 79 a long time horse race and prize fight announcer died in a Dresden Madison nursing home after years of illness. He began announcing in 1927 at Arlington Park and called thousands of races and events over radio.
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New York
Clem McCarthy
McCarthy
Bronx
Dresden Madison
Arlington Park Race Track
Chicago
Faultless
Vina Smith
Rochester
N.Y
Ted Sloan
Arlington Park
Cubs Williams Breezes Toward Batting Title
Chicago star Billy Williams, the 1961 NL rookie of the year, rides a .359 average with 11 homers and 35 RBIs, challenging the batting crown while defying the sophomore jinx. He credits patience at the plate and avoids overthinking as Ernie Banks paces his breakout.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Billy Williams
Chicago Cubs
Williams
Ernie Banks
Cub
Banks
Billy
Matador Rodolfo Palafox Gored in Tijuana Bullring
Matador Rodolfo Palafox, 23, of Mexico City, was gored and critically injured in the downtown Tijuana bullring. The first bull pierced his abdomen and intestines as he lured it toward picadors. surgeons at Prima Vera clinic reported severe abdominal injuries.
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Tijuana
Mexico
Matador
Rodolfo Palafox
Mexico City
Prima Vera Clinic
Major League Leaders Highlights From The Associated Press
National League leaders include Mays in runs with 53 and Cepeda in hits with 75. Williams leads NL batting at .359. San Francisco’s Cepeda has 52 RBIs and 15 home runs. Wills steals 27 bases. Koufax tops with 110 strikeouts. American League notes show Kaline at 38 RBIs and Gentile with 15 home runs. White Sox and Twins contributions noted in pitching and fielding leaderboards.
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Associated Press
Williams
Chicago
Gonzalez
Philadelphia
Mays
San Francisco
Wills
Los Angeles
T. Davis
Cepeda
Robinson
Cincinnati
Brock
Virdon
Pittsburgh
Ranen
Houston
W. Davis
Pierce
Purkey
Koufax
Johnson
Drysdale
Jimenez
Kansas City
Green
Minnesota
Siebern
Kaline
Detroit
Rollins
A. Smith
Bruton
Cimoli
Lumpe
Allen
Gentile
Baltimore
Cash
Howser
Wood
Wickersham
Donovan
Cleveland
Pascual
Estrada
Funk Jackson Team Rolls Season High in Bowling Showdown
Funk Jackson team led by Mary Ann Funk Shirley Jackson Norman Funk and Ivan Jackson swept Perry Easter on Health Center Lanes to secure first place in the Summer Hus band Wif e League. The trio of 447 488 and 428 added to a 1363 set while 488 and 1363 marked season highs. Ivan Jackson posted 112 140 136 for a 388 series. Mary Ann Funk 138 344 and Shirley Jackson 137 346. Norman Funk 100 285. Eugene Easter added 122 for a 423 second game.
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Norman Funk
Mary Ann Funk
Shirley Jackson
Ivan Jackson
Perry Easter
Health Center
Funk-Jackson
Eugene Easter
Machen Set to Face Williams in Madison Square Garden Fight
Eddie Machen, the No. 2 contender, challenges power puncher Cleveland Williams in a Saturday TV bout from Madison Square Garden. Williams, 28, has won eight straight with 44 knockouts in a 53 4 record, while Machen, 29, sits at 42 4 1 with 24 knockouts and one stoppage in 1958.
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Associated Press
Eddie Machen
Floyd Patterson
Cleveland Williams
Williams
Machen
New York
Madison Square Garden
Bob Satterfield
Sonny Liston
Liston
Patterson
National Boxing Association
Ring
Portland
Ingemar Johansson
Hill Finishes Second in Monte Carlo Grand Prix
Santa Monica racer Phil Hill was edged by Bruce MacLaren of New Zealand in the 100-lap Monte Carlo Grand Prix. Hill, who could have won with another lap, earned six points to tie Graham Hill for the world driving championship as the series moves to the Belgian Grand Prix on June 17.
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Monte Carlo
Phil Hill
Santa Monica
Calif
New Zealand
Bruce MacLaren
Riviera
Hill
Britain
Graham Hill
Reds Trade Ownership Control to Crosley Foundation
Cincinnati based Reds owner Bill DeWitt handed control of the Reds board to the Crosley Foundation within a temporary arrangement and pledged to keep the team in Cincinnati for at least five years. The move accompanies a complex sale process for the National League champion club, with Ohio Attorney General Mark McElroy considering a probe into the sale. Rippe Jr. had reportedly offered 5.5 million, while Haydock noted no higher bid than DeWitt’s.
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Cincinnati
Bill DeWitt
Cincinnati Reds Board of Trustees
Crosley Foundation
DeWitt
Ohio
Mark McElroy
Crosley Group
Stanley Kess
Powel Crosley Jr
Reds
McElroy
Joseph F. Rippe Jr
Atty
Thomas C. Haydock
Foundation
DeWitt’s
Washington Club Defeats FOP In Softball Doubleheader
The 8200 Club of Washington defeated Winchester's Fraternal Order of Police 1-0 and 3-2. Jim Smith opened the sixth inning with a single, followed by a sacrifice and Joe Jacobson's double for the decisive run. Van Pelt earned the win for 6200 Club, Vern Clark took the loss for FOP. Washington capitalized on four FOP errors to post the 3-2 win, while Jack McDonald got the win and Charlie Hill the loss in the second game.
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8200 Club of
Washington
Winchester
Order of Police
Jim Smith
Joe Jacobson
van Pelt
Vern Clark
Fop
Washingtonians
Fraternal Order of Police
Jack McDonald
Charlie Hill
Hole-in-One by Bob Gibson at Carper's Valley Club
Bob Gibson sank a hole-in-one on the 150 yard ninth hole at Carper's Valley Club yesterday. He played with Les Singhas and used a 4-iron.
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Bob Gibson
Carper’s Valley Club
Les Singhas
Gibson
Lucy Eddins Wins Lewis M. Allen Trophy in Show
Lucy Eddins of Berryville won the Lewis M. Allen Trophy at the Lewis M. Allen Riding Club Show on Berryville grounds. Stevie Ko man of Winchester finished second. Bucky Gard ner and Susie Shooks followed. Multiple named horses and owners topped Green Conformation, Green Working Hunter, Open Working Hunter, Green Hunter, Open Jumpers, and Junior Hunter divisions, with Reserve prizes and specialty trophies awarded by local owners and sponsors.
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Lucy Eddins
Lewis M. Allen Trophy
Berryville
Lewis M. Allen
Mrs. Allen
Stevie Koman
Winchester
Bucky Gardner
Susie Shooks
Charming
J. W. Buress
Ronoke
Delmar Twyman
Quiet Flight
A. C. Randolph
Tattle
Naughty
Gary
Bobby Gardner
Fagan’s Jewelry
Charles Town
Black Adam
James N. Andrews
Joe’s Worth
William West
Beswick
Patricia Donovan
Clarke County
Ben Soir
Fred Hughes
Potomac
Mighty John
Beverley Hink
Vienna
Farnley
Reliance
Andy
Steve Koman
Connally Grabs Texas Governor Nomination As Cox Race Next
Former Secretary of the Navy John Connally won the Democratic runoff for Texas governor with 564 652 votes, beating Don Yarborough by 26 074. He faces Republican Jack Cox in November as Texas reels from liberal conservative split and Daniel exits after a bid.
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Dallas
Tex
John Connally
Texas
Ofice
Connally
Don Yarborough
Kennedy
New Frontier
Yarborough
Navy
Jack Cox
Oil Company
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Cox-Connally
Houston
Cox
John Tower
R-Tex
Price Daniel
Congress
Tower
Bruce Alger
Daniel
Texas Election Bureau
Missing 82-year-old farmer Wallihan reported seen in Illinois
George L. Wallihan of Front Royal, last seen Thursday near the North River bridge, reportedly called home from Olney Illinois and was en route to visit a niece in Kimberly. State Police, Sheriff and local police along with Civil Air Patrol searched for his pickup truck and him.
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Front Royal
George L. Wallihan
Olney
Ill
Francis Slaughter
Wallihan
Kimberly
Sheriff’ S Office
Mr. Wallihan
North River Bridge
Civil Air Patrol
Shoe Center Earns National Brand Name Honor
The Shoe Center at Boscawen and Loudoim Streets received a special citation from the National Brand Name Foundation in New York for outstanding service and promotion of nationally advertised brands. It was one of 17 stores chosen in its category for the Brand Name of the Year contest, the first time a local shop here was invited to participate.
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Boscawen and
Loudoim Sts
National Brand Name Foundation, Inc
New York
James R. Wilkins
Nationey
Wilkins
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Aidan
Ridan
Manuel Ycaza
Jolley
Panama
Willie Shoemaker
Admiral’s Voyage
Braulio Baeza
Sherluck
Cubs
Soph Jinx
Major League —Leaders
By Murray Rose
Patrick McNulty
Montgomery Ward
Montgomery Ward & CO
New Hope Farm
Stirling
Cheyenne
Ben
Rena
Youngstown
Hollywood
Washington, D.C
Silver Spring, MD
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