Tigers Hold Key as AL Pennant Race Narrows
Detroit remains a factor with 13 games left as they chase the Yankees Twins and Angels. They swept Baltimore 5-2 and 6-0 behind Jim Bunning and Hank Aguirre, while Harmon Killebrew and Vic Wertz homered for Detroit in a 184 season runs club record. Osteen limited the Twins to three singles, and Washington rallied in the opener before Minnesota prevailed in 11 innings. The White Sox beat Cleveland 5-0 and Boston routed Kansas City 12-4 as the pennant chase tightens.
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Golf's Top Three Set for Series at Firestone
AKRON Ohio AP Golfdom's top trio Arnold Palmer PGA champion Gary Player and Jack Nicklaus arrive for two practice rounds before the $75000 world series at Firestone Country Club. The 36 hole medal play offers $50000 to winner $15000 to runner up and $10000 to third. Palmer leads with $80198 but must win to stay ahead.
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Western Horse Show at Whispering Pines Farm
A western horse show is scheduled for Sunday at the C. A. Loy farm in Mount Williams. Events include pole bending cloverleaf and ribbon race with other traditional classes. No admission charge and refreshments will be sold.
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Cavaliers Face 1962 With Stronger Lineup Says Elias
University of Virginia coach Bill Elias enters his second season convinced his 1962 Cavaliers can be a winning team. With 21 returning lettermen, a stronger first unit, and no Duke or Clemson on the schedule, he expects not a champion but a tough, capable squad in the ACC.
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Wednesday Results And Friday Schedule From The League
Results show Boston 12 over Kansas City 4 and Detroit 5 to 6 with Baltimore blanking Minnesota 9 0. Washington won 7 3 over Chicago 2 while Cleveland edged Los Angeles 1 in the rain tied game New York. Next schedule lists Boston New York Los Angeles Baltimore Kansas City Cleveland Washington Chicago Minnesota Detroit Pittsburgh Houston Milwaukee St Louis Cincinnati Philadelphia Milwaukee New York Houston Pittsburgh Los Angeles Chicago San Francisco.
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Mays Rested Powers Giants To Win Over Dodgers
Willie Mays sparked a 3-0 Giants win over the Dodgers to cut the LA lead to 2 games in the NL race. Marichal and Bolin combined on a six-hit shutout as Mays drove in the first two runs with a double and another hit. The Reds also won both ends of a doubleheader to narrow the gap in the standings.
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All-Stars Cancelled Night Leads to Winchester Series Tilt
Burnt Factory and Valley Board of Halltown renew their best of three for the Winchester area softball title tonight at 7 30 p m after weather forced postponements. Valley Board manager Bill Blackford will start Jerry Fink, while Burnt Factory relies on Howard Adkins, 5 0 and 4 hit winner over the West Virginians last Saturday night. The City Church League all star game has been cancelled.
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Major League Leaders Miscellaneous Stats Feature
The Associated Press lists top NL and AL leaders by batting and pitching. Highlights include Mays leading NL in home runs with 42 and Koufax striking out 209 for the Dodgers. Davis tops several NL categories, while Killebrew leads AL home runs with 37 and Siebern drives runs.
Seixas Still Competing At Nationals At Age 39
Vic Seixas, 39, still plays in the National Tennis Championships while eyeing a possible five more years before moving to the senior division. He trails 3-2 against Jan-Eric Lundquist when rain washed out play at the West Side Tennis Club. Seixas, a Philadelphia broker, played his first Nationals in 1939 and believes his shots remain strong but notes a lack of tough matches as his main issue.
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May Turn Into A Career Rock Springs Politician
Rudolph Anselmi has held two offices in Rock Springs Wyoming for 26 consecutive years. He was first elected to the Rock Springs school board and as state senator from Sweetwater county in 1936.
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Sweetwater County
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