Rival Managers See Beantown War of Words at Yankee Stadium
Orioles rally 5 3 as John Powell suffers a head beaning from Bud Daley. Powell was hospitalized but not seriously hurt and is set to join the team in Boston tonight. Tensions flare after Maris and lands during a fracas with umpires and players from both clubs.
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Powell
Landrith
Charley Berry
Baltimore
Robin Roberts
Iun
Roger Maris
Yankee
Maris
Orioles
Hobie Landrith
Houk
Hitchcock
Charley
Yanks
Roberts
Mynear
Daley
Green-Eyed Blonde Crowned Miss Sun Fun USA
Virginia Ginger Pointevint from Huntsville Alabama won the title Miss Sun Fun USA at the South Carolina coastal resort pageant succeeding Terry Lane Bowden of Brewer Maine. She is described as a green eyed blonde with measurements 38 23 37.
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Myrtle Beach
D.C
Virginia
Pointevint
Huntsville
Ala
U.S.A
Terry Lane Bowden
Brewer
Maine
South Carolina
Crisman Cleaners Take Third In Virginia Duckpin League
The Crism an Clean ers team of Sonny Crisman Charles Bush Charles Crisman Doug Sirbaugh and Wally Dill finished third in the Virginia Duckpin League Championship Team Tournament with a total of 2057 over three games and earned 350. The state event saw 236 teams compete and included 36 prize winners totaling 2360 with Shamrocks of Alex earning 400 for first place.
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Crisman Cleaners
Sonny Crisman
Charles Bush
Charles Crisman
Doug Sirbaugh
Wally Dill
Richmond
Shamrocks of
Alex
Crisman
Trai
Charles Rush
Esso Battles Lucky Inn For Lead Tonight
Weather permitting the league leaders Lucky Inn and Clarke County Esso meet at 7 in a City League showdown. Lucky Inn sits 7-1 atop the standings while Clarke County at 6-1 trails by a half game with an 83 loss to Lucky Inn in their first meeting. Umpire Leon Pope said conditions should be suitable for a 7 pm start, with Eddie Grim starting for Lucky Inn and Bud Gray likely to pitch for the Esso men.
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Lucky Inn
Clarke County Esso
FOP
Leon Pope
the Star
Pope
Eddie Grim
R. H. Hummer
Hal Catlett
Bud Gray
Essemen
Gray
Lamaster's Mobile Homes Wins Classic Tenpin League Title
Lamaster's Mobile Homes rolled a 2793 series Saturday to defeat Lee-Jackson Restaurant and win the Classic Tenpin League. Harold Catlett led with a 586 set including a 212 game, while Riley Loy 205-584 Allen Kibler 215-553 Turk Wingfield 200-548 and Bill Bridgeforth 206-522 also contributed as the team posted 956 954 and 883 games.
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Lamaster
Lee-Jackson
Harold Catlett
Champs
Riley Loy
Allen Kibler
Turk Wingfield
Bill Bridgeforth
Mrs McGuire Scores Hole in One at 18th
Mrs W P McGuire of Windsor County Club made the first hole in one by a woman at the 103 yard 18th hole on Saturday. Playing with her husband Bryan Gordon and Tish Preuss, she used a 5 iron to ace the shot and became the first golfer to bottle on the course’s 18th hole.
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W. P. McGuire
Winchester Country Club
Bryan Gordon
Tish Preuss
Birds Top Yankees After Monday Scoring Binge
Cleveland 10 Boston 0 and Baltimore 5 New York 3 led Monday results as baseball action moved across major parks. Detroit at New York and other matchups filled the schedule with seven more games listed for today.
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Boston
Baltimore
New York
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
Kansas City
Minnesota
Los Angeles
W. L. Pet
G.B. Sehen
Chicago Cubs
New York Mets
Houston
San Francisco
Cincinnati
NY Drops Into Second Place Deadlock With Indians
Orioles edge Yankees 5-3 as Boog Powell is hit on the head and swept incidents during the fourth inning bullpen brawls. Jim Gentile homered for Baltimore while Yogi Berra also went deep for New York. Roberts earned his first AL win, while Daley took the loss as Cleveland moved into second.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Bean Balls
Baltimore
Rema
Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Boston
Yankee
Minnesota
Powell
Orioles
Jim Gentile
Jackie Brandt
Landrith
Yogi Berra
Gentile
Phils End Cardinals Streak with 8-5 Win
Philadelphia spoils St Louis seven-game run as Don Demeter and John Callison power a 12-hit attack. Jack Hamilton gets win while Curt Simmons suffers defeat. Pirates beat Cubs. Mets down Colts in NL action.
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Philadelphia
Phillies
St. Louis
Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Phils
Pittsburgh Pirates
Don Demeter
John Callison
Cards
Curt Simmons
Demeter
Callison
Jack Hamilton
Dick Stuart
Pirates
Joe Gibbon
Mets
Colts
al Jackson
Dick Farrell
Teleprompter Bid Sets Record for Title Bout Rights
Teleprompter Corp bid 1.7 million dollars for the ancillary rights to the Floyd Patterson Sonny Liston title bout on September 22 in Chicago. Promoter Tom Bolan said two competitors offered less. the firm previously handled the Patterson Johansson bout at 800 thousand dollars. Bolan's group may also handle the rights themselves, covering radio television and movie rights.
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New York
Teleprompter Corp
Sonny Liston
Chicago
Tom Bolan
Teleprompters
Patterson-Ingemar Johansson
Bolan
Championship Sports
Prompters
Winchester Triumphs in Tri-State Golf League Match
Winchester earned 12 points to lead the third Tri-State Golf League day while Purcellville and Carper's Valley trailed. Results show Winchester pairings, Front Royal losses, and standings with Winchester at 37 points, next match at Carper's Valley on July 15.
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Winchester
Frederick
Purcellville
Carper’s Valley
Front Royal
Courtney Grim
Billy Phillips
Clayton Anderson
Wayne Whitman
Carl Campbell
Robert Heltzel
Melvin Lineburg
Bill Bridgeforth
Haslup Revell
Ralph Saville
Carper’s
Pioneer lumberman James McNary dies at 85
James Graham McNary, 85, a pioneer lumberman with major roles in Arizona Texas and New Mexico, died Sunday of a heart attack. He had been prominent in Republican politics and served as president of the National Lumbermen's Association from 1937 to 1939.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
James Graham McNary
Arizona
Texas
New Mexico
McNary
National Lumbermen’s Association
U S Golfers In Action in British Am
Thirteen more American golfers joined the British Amateur action at Hoylake as the first round stretched over 1.5 days. Notable participants include Californian Bob Falkenberg now in Rio de Janeiro and Palm Beach veteran Robert Sweeney. Rudolph, Benson, Castleman, Brady, and Breitfelder advanced to second round play against English opponents.
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Hoylake
England
Bob Falkenburg
Rio de Janeiro
Robert Sweeney
Palm Beach
Calif
George Fulton
Roanoke
M. D
Binky) Mitchella
Bud Rudolph
Los Angeles
Ledlie Blue
Belmont
N. Y
Rudolph
David Hoare
Kenneth Benson
New York
William F. Castleman
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Pat Brady
Reidsville
N. C
Phil Breitfelder
Lincoln
Neb
Littler Moves Into Second Spot In Golf Earnings
Gene Littler climbs to second among golf's top money winners as he posts 53,704 this year after a 25,000 win at Clifton New Jersey. Arnold Palmer leads with 60,311, Caspar Jr is third with 42,158, Nicklaus rises to fourth with 28,198, others include Player Rodgers Nichols Finsterwald Sanders and Crampton with varying totals.
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Dunedin, Fla
Gene Littler
Littler
Clifton
N.J
Professional Golfers’ Association
Arnold Palmer
Bill Casper Jr
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Phil Rodgers
Bobby Nichols
Don Finsterwald
Doug Sanders
Bruce Crampton
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Highlights
Summary of top American League batting leaders including Rollins with .356 and 80 hits for Minnesota, Jimenez and others. also pitching leaders Donovan 8-2 and Stenhouse 4-1 with .800. Includes National League marks for at bats, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, steals, and pitching wins and strikeouts.
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Rollins
Minnesota
Jimenez
Kansas City
Green
Pearson
Los Angeles
Robinson
Chicago
Wagner
Siebern
Cunningham
A .Smith
Fox
F. Alou
San Francisco
Musial
St. Louis
Mays
Wills
T. Davis
Cepeda
Williams
Cincinnati
Brock
Callison
Philadelphia
Ranen
Houston
Virdon
Pittsburgh
Fairly
Mejias
W. Davis
Purkey
Pierce
Koufax
Farrell
Fight Results From Associated Press Card
In Boston Kenny Lane defeated Tom Tibbs by points as did Willie Stevenson who outpointed Sid Prior in Sydney. The bouts involved fighters from Boston and Australia with decision outcomes recorded.
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Associated Press
Boston
Kenny Lane
Muskegon
Mich
Tommy Tibbs
Sydney
Australia
Willie Stevenson
Sid Prior
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Boog) Powell
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