Mincher Drives Twins Past White Sox With Four-Home Spree
Don Mincher slugged his fourth homer in five games as Minnesota beat Chicago 15-7. Harm Killebrew and Bob Allison joined in with multi homers while Vic Power's role shifts amid Minnesota’s power surge. Rollins drove in five as the Twins league in homers with 51 in 26 games as Detroit chased New York.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Vic Power
Minnesota
Tony Oliva
Power
Twins
Don
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Oliva
Bob Allison
Chicago White Sox
Rooki Oliva
Allison
Jimmie Hall
Harmon Killebrew
Sam Mele
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Rich Rollins
Zoilo Versalles
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New York Yankees
Gary Peters
Eddie
Don Wert
Steve Hamilton
Tigers
Dick McAuliffe Jand
George Thomas
Open Play Delayed at Oklahoma City Open Golf Tourney
Thunderstorms halted action at the Quail Creek course with only 21 players completing rounds. Leaders Charles Sifford and Chuck Courtney were two under par when play stopped, and officials faced decisions on 36 holes Sunday or rescheduling to finish Monday amid TV commitments.
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Quail Creek Country Club
PGA
Charles Sifford
Los Angeles
Chuck Courtney
la Jolla
Calif
Duckpin scores highlight Thursday league play
Letha Marple led Slow Pokes to three wins with four spares and two strikes in the Health Center event, posting a 138 and earning a chance to join the National Duckpin Congress Big 40 Club. Teammates Bethy Baptist and JoAnne Petonke also hit 113 and 106 as Instant Peps struggled. In other matches Channel Masters upset Sweepers 3-0 led by Rosemary Day 106 and Roxie Stickley 108, while Ginger Snaps edged Four Braddocks 2-1.
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Instant Peps
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Channel Masters
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Dolly Inscoe
Pistols
Evelyn Nickerson
Charlotte Anderson
Gayle Painter
Jetsons
Pauline Miller
Phi Beta Kappa trio anchors Washington and Lee starters
Washington and Lee coach Lee McLaughlin cites three Phi Beta Kappa first-string players Olgivie Sylvester and Angel as the backbone of a strong 1960s Generals line. Olgivie and Sylvester earned AP All-Virginia small college honors. Angel plans studies in Sweden. In three varsity seasons the Generals posted 22 wins and 4 losses.
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Buck Ogilvie
Shreveport
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Las Vegas
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Huntington
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Phi Beta Kappa
Generals
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Sylvester
Associated Press
College Athletic Conference
McLaughlin
Olgme
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Stanford University
Angel
University of Stockholm
Sweden
Major League Leaders List From AP Highlighting Batting Leaders
The Associated Press rounds up the season’s top performers. American League leaders include Oliva batting .414 with 48 hits and 26 runs, Bressoud 39 hits, Wagner 26 RBIs, and Colavito tied for home runs at 9. In the National League Mays leads with .449, 44 hits, and 34 RBIs. Clemente 42 hits and 21 RBIs. Stargell 22 RBIs. Banks 3 triples. Maye and others with 8 doubles.
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Mays
San Francisco
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Pittsburgh
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Cincinnati
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Milwaukee
Hunt
New York
Three Umpires Named for Virginia Amateurs Softball Tourney
Three of the nine umpires selected for the 29th annual Virginia Amateurs State Tournament in Winchester Aug 7 8 9 are Andrew Sonny Higgs of Winchester umpire in chief Willie Gilliam of Lynchburg and Elmer Turner of Richmond Gilliam previously umpired the Women’s World Tournament at Stratford Conn Higgs urges teams to enter district playoffs and cites trophy honors from Winchester Coca Cola Jack Fretwell Teen Age Club and Gene Martin memorial.
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Gene Martin
Amateur Softball Association of America
Dancer and Hill Rise Ready for Preakness Duel
Northern Dancer and Hill Rise renew their Derby duel in the 88th Preakness at Pimlico a 150000 added race. Four rivals including The Scoundrel and Quadrangle also run as the 30 000 crowd and national TV await the second leg of the Triple Crown with Hill Rise the 7 5 favorite and Northern Dancer 2 1.
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Best Kentucky season 1954 undefeated at 25 wins
In Lexington AP reports coach Adolph Rupp achieved his finest season at Kentucky in 1954, finishing 25-0. The article notes this peak, with reference to notable horses and other racing odds listed in the same snippet.
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Adolph Rupp
Kentucky
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