Reliever Miller Keeps Orioles in Front as Phils Win
Stu Miller pitched for Baltimore in two tense games salvaging two one run wins to lift the Orioles back into first in the American League. Harmon Killebrew hit his 21st homer as Minnesota beat Detroit 7 6 and other AL results spread the pack. Philadelphia beat New York 21 and 7 2 while St Louis topped San Francisco 11 1 and Houston edged Milwaukee 9 7.
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Philadelphia Phillies
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Northern Dancer Eyes Queens Plate Glory At Woodbine
TORONTO AP Senor Hor ation Luro worries more about past races and future plans than the Queens Plate. Northern Dancer is the favorite in the 105th running at Woodbine as Luro contemplates rest after the race and a possible Travers bid at Saratoga with owner E P Taylor.
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N.Y
California oarsmen sweep heat in Olympic Trials prep
California's high stroked crew dominated the Onondaga Lake qualifying heat at the Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championship. The Golden Bears led MIT by a three length margin at 38 to 39 strokes per minute, clocking 6 05.4 for 2000 meters and earning a spot in the varsity final. Washington beat Princeton, and Navy edged Cornell, with the top two finishers in each heat advancing to the final set for 3 p.m. EST.
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Hannum Signs 2 Year Contract With Warriors
SAN FRANCISCO AP Hannum who guided the Warriors from last to Western Division title last season signed a two year deal Friday. Officials did not disclose terms but noted a salary increase.
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Phillies and Orioles Clinch Leads With Key Wins
Johnny Callison of the Phillies slugged a homer, triple and single in one game and added two singles in the other, going 5 for 7 as Philadelphia beat the Mets 2-1 and 7-2 to extend the National League lead. Stu Miller earned his 10th and 11th saves for the Orioles, preserving a 2-1 and a 6-5 win over the Red Sox to regain the American League lead.
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John Orsino
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Dick Stuart
Tony Conigliaro
Red Sox
Associated Press
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Phillies
Philadelphia
New York Mets
Stu Miller
Boston
Baltimore
Friday's Fights Johnny Persol Defeats Bobo Olson
Johnny Persol from New York won a ten round decision over Bobo Olson of San Francisco in Friday's boxing card held in New York City. Olson fought well but Persol controlled the action and earned the verdict.
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Johnny Persol
Bobo Olson
San Francisco
Major League Standings and Schedule Highlights
National and American League standings show Baltimore Philadelphia and Chicago near the top with win totals and winning percentages. The schedule lists Friday results and upcoming games including New York, Chicago, Boston, Cincinnati, and Los Angeles across both leagues with multiple matchups and rainouts.
Wadkins to Defend Peewee Golf Crown
Virginia youth golf star Lanny Wadkins 14 heads to Orlando with brother Bobby 12 to defend the national Pee-Wee championship in the 13-16 and 10-12 divisions. He left Richmond confident after a 70 in practice at Meadow Brook and plans to use solid putting to back his long driving while traveling with his younger sibling.
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Meadowbrook Country Club
Orlando
Jacobs Clings To Lead In U S Open Halfway Thriller
Tommy Jacobs shot 64 to reach 136 four under par and lead Arnold Palmer by one stroke at the halfway point of the U S Open on the 7,053 yard Congressional course. Palmer carded 137 with four rounds under par so far.
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Arnold Palmer
Associated Press
Washington
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Congressional Country Club
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E. J
Dutch) Harrison
Harrison
Javier Sparks Phillies Lead with Two-Run Shot in St Louis
Javier blasted a two-run homer in the seventh as St Louis beat the Giants, boosting Philadelphia’s NL lead to 24 games. He drove in five runs in the prior night’s win, lifting his RBI to 30 and eight homers.
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Ron Taylor
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Gibson
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Roy Sievers
Culp
O Sullivan Nine Rout National Fruit In Four Inning Victory
O Sullivan nine blasted National Fruit 15 run rule after four innings Thursday. Lockhart led at the plate with three home runs and a triple. Campbell added three hits, Rhinehardt Hinkle and Lee two each, with Hinkle supplying a line drive ground rule double. Singhal earned the win, Stallard catcher. Renner took the loss, relieved by Jones. Getz caught. O Sullivan meets Green Chemical at 6 p.m. Monday.
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Green Chemical
Leaders in National Open after two rounds at Congressional
Washington AP report lists second round leaders and top qualifiers for the final two rounds at Congressional Country Club par 70. notables include Tommy Jacobs Arnold Palmer Bill Collins Ken Venturi Charles Sifford Tony Lema Raymond Floyd Bruce Crampton Al Geiberger Gene Littler Bobby Nichols Bob Charles William Campbell and an amateur designation for a player denoted a.
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Congressional Country Club
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Arnold Palmer
Bill Collins
Ken Venturi
Charles Sifford
Tony Lema
Raymond Floyd
Bruce Crampton
al Geiberger
Gene Littler
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