Merchants and B L Winners In Open Night Baseball
The Winchester Merchants beat Shorty's Grocery 9 to 8 and Buckley Lages defeated Phillips 66 3 to 2 in open night baseball. Jess Donald led the Merchants with key hits while Barley went 3 for 3 for Phillips 66. Howard Adkins earned the win and Adam Myers the loss as Buckley Lages rallied late.
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Winchester Merchants
Shorty’s Grocery
Buckley-Lages
Phillips
Merchants
Shorty’s
Phillip’s
al Barley
Clint Hill
Barley
Adam Myers
Howard Adkins
Ford's three place edge fuels Yankees shutout of Twins
Whitey Ford pitched the Yankees to a 3-0 win over the Minnesota Twins, extending his unbeaten run to start the season and dropping his ERA to 1.53 while tying for the AL lead in strikeouts. Elston Howard homered for New York, with Bobby Richardson and Tom Tresh driving in runs.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Whitey Ford
Ralph Terry
Terry
Minnesota
Ford
New York Yankees
Boston
Dick Radatz
Tye
Whitey
Robin Roberts
Baltimore Orioles
Kansas City
Joel Horlen
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Los Angeles Angels
Elston Howard
Jim Roland
Yankees
Twins
Bobby Richardson
Tom Tresh
Howard
Hector Lopez
Roberts
Boog Powell
Luis Aparicio
Willie Kirkland
Powell
Kirkeland
A’s
Wayne Causey
Dick Green
Horlen
John Romano
Indi
Dancer Heads Belmont Stakes Favorites Amid Uncertain Peak
Northern Dancer trains for Belmont Stakes as Horatio Luro says peak form may still be ahead. Trainers Luro and Conway note the colt’s improving bloom with a small field expected, marking a tight Triple Crown finale.
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New York
Horatio Luro
Nearactic
Natalma
Luro
Jimmy Conway
Belmont
Count Fleet
Uezyt
E. P. Taylor
Windfields Farm
Charles Town Officials Approve 42-Day Summer Meeting
The West Virginia Racing Commission approves a veteran staff for the 42 day summer meeting at Charles Town Race Course opening June 15 and running through August 1. Returning stewards are Winters Hedrick Colwill with Lang Shanklin Smith as placing judges and Mackin as racing secretary.
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Charles Town
W.va
West Virginia Racing Commission
Charles Town Race Course
Andrew ‘‘Snooks
Winters
Oleg G. Hedrick
J. Fred Colwill
Charles J. ‘Chick’’ Lang
Donald H. Shanklin
Edward E. Smith
Major League Standings and Results Roundup
National League standings show Philadelphia 27 16 .643 leading San Francisco 27 18 .600 St Louis 26 21 .553 Pittsburgh 24 22 .522 Milwaukee 24 22 .537 Cincinnati 22 22 .500 Chicago 20 23 .465 Los Angeles 21 25 .457 Houston 21 27 .438 New York 15 82 .319 Recent results include St Louis 7 Chicago 5 and Philadelphia 1 Los Angeles 0. Upcoming games include St Louis at Cincinnati and San Francisco at Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
Ladelphia
San Fran
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Chicago
Los Angeles
Houston
New York
Philadelphia
San_Francisco
San Francisco
Santo
Callison
Clemente
Mays
Boyer
Williams
Wills
Harper
Radatz
Boston
Ford
Big Three Keep Hunger Alive On Golf's Open Road
Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player, the top money winners in golf, say money won't end their drive to be the best. They announce a new business tie with a New York bank specializing in bonds and currency, with Bill Talbert and Mark McCormack handling their affairs as they act as high profile contacts worldwide.
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New York
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Palmer
Nicklaus
America
Johannesburg
Aetos
Wast
Mark McCormack
Cleveland
Lightweight bouts reported in Miami and Eureka cards
In Miami Henry Dominguez of Odessa Texas outpointed Tony Mamarelli of Miami in ten rounds. In Eureka Ron Thompson weighing 165 pounds from Eugene Oregon outpointed J C Johnson of Seattle Washington in eight rounds.
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Associated Press
Miami
Fla
Henry Dominguez
Odessa
Tex
Tony Mamarelli
Eureka
Calif
Ron Thompson
Eugene
Qre
J.C. Johnson
Seattle
Wash
Nicklaus Palmer Favored At Thunderbird Tourney In Rye
In Rye New York Jack Nicklaus says he cannot drive and Arnold Palmer is rusty as the Thunderbird Golf Tournament opens at Westchester Country Club with a $100000 purse and a $20000 first prize. Palmer defends title as both aim toward the U.S. Open in two weeks.
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Rye
N.Y
Jack Nickolaus
Arnold Palmer
Westchester Country Club
Congressional
Washington
D.C
Bob Charles
Sam Snead
Vic Ghezzi
Tony Lema
Don Finsterwald
Tony Manero
Nicklaus
Palmer
Memphis
Major League Leaders In Batting And Power
Statistics show Williams and Mays atop the batting leaders in the National League with .412 and .365 while Mays leads in runs 44 and RBIs 43. Clemente and Williams pace hits, Clemente doubles, and Mays homers 18 as Wills and Aparicio lead steals. In the American League Oliva tops batting at .383 with 38 runs and 41 RBIs by Wagner, while Killebrew homers 14 and Drysdale has 74 strikeouts.
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Williams
Chicago
Mays
San Francisco
Allen
Philadelphia
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Boyer
St. Louis
Oliva
Minnesota
Hinton
Washington
Allison
Rollins
Bressoud
Boston
McAuliffe
Green
Kansas City
Fregosi
Los Angeles
Versalles
Killebrew
Colavito
Sto! Aparicio
Baltimore
Weis
Davalillo
Cleveland
Drysdale
Maloney
Cincinnati
Clay says he will convert Patterson to Islam if they fight
Cassius Clay arrives in Cairo for an 18 day visit and says with Allah's help he will beat Floyd Patterson and convert him to Islam if they ever meet in the ring. He criticizes Patterson for his Catholic faith and is greeted by about 2,000 people including Moslem sheikhs.
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Cairo
Cassius Clay
Floyd Patterson
Clay
Patterson
Allah
Lagos
Nigeria
Whitey Ford Shuts Out Twins for Fourth Time
Whitey Ford of the Yankees threw four-hitter to beat Minnesota 4-0, improving to 6-1 with a 1.53 ERA. Orlando Cepeda led the Giants past Pittsburgh 3-0 with a two run homer and a sacrifice fly driving in all San Francisco runs.
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Judy Dixon
Bloomington
Minn
Civic Theatre
Twin Cities
Bill Stafford
Archie Moore
Yanks
Twins
Associated Press
Whitey Ford
Yankees
Minnesota
Orlando Cepeda
Giants
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
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Ron Keeler
Keeler
Dalton Brill
Danny Russell
Rusty McDonald
Jess Donald
McDonald
John Lynn
Donald
E. Hartman
Shorty
Willis
Lar
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Shull
Longerbeam
Vern Clark
Rhe Win
Mer
Buckley- Lages
Don Oates
Ed Bromley
Dickie Duvall
Oates
Bromley
Jim Bromley
Buckley’s
Diamond
Sun
Nats
Orioles
Ans
Don Messi
Hoyt Wilhelm
White Sox
al Wels
Dave Nicholson
Claude Osteen
Tigers
al Kaliner
Fred Valentine
Dick Phillips
Senators
Dave Wickersham
Angels
Tony Conigliaro
Billy Moran
Lee Thomas
Fred Newman
Bob Lee
Red Sox
Coniglaro
Albie Pearson
Dancer Heads
Chick Lang
Pimlico Race Course
Hill Rise
Dancer
George “A. Pope Jr
Evening Star
L. Pet
Angeles
Regeneent
Security Colombias
Bill Talbert
PLACE BROS. _ ‘TIRE CO. Inc
Ers
Billy Casper
Mike Souchak
Julius Boros
National League
Wagner
Stuart
Shade Equipment CO
Winchester
Angel
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