Giants Lose In NL Yankees Poised To Make Runaway Of American Race
The Yankees hold a strong lead in the American League as Minnesota and Los Angeles trade places behind them. Cincinnati beat San Francisco 7-2 while Philadelphia edged Milwaukee 2-1. Jim Bunning won his 17th for Detroit in a 14-6 Game One rout of Boston.
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Los Angeles
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Milwaukee
Jack Kralick
White Sox
John Buzhardt
Senators
Jim Piersall
Piersall
Tigers
Red Sox
Jim Bunning
Rocky Colavito
Norm Cash
al Kaline
Chico Fernandez
Boxing results from AP fights nationwide
Fight results list several bouts with winners by points or stoppage. Jorge Sala zar defeated Herman Marquez in San Jose. George Wright stopped Bob McKinney in Tacoma. Johnny McCormack outpointed Ike White in Glasgow. Ricky Palmieri knocked out Willie Williams in Worcester.
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Calif
Jorge Salazar
Juarez
Mexico
Herman Marquez
Stockton
Tacoma
Wash
George Wright
Bob McKinney
Glasgow
Scotland
Johnny McCormack
Ike White
Philadelphia
Worcester
Mass
Ricky Palmieri
Willie Williams
New Waterford
N.S
Duckpin Roundup ends with Swartz 440 in church league
Charles Swartz opened with 129 153 158 to total 440 as Congregational Christian won three church league matches on Health Center Lanes. Swartz nearly tied Ronnie Boyd's 450 high as the team posted 604 1688 in victory. Other scores: Jack Boyd 123, Jake Skiles 131 128. Stephenson 132 128, Eugene Line 129, Russell Jones 125.
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Stephenson Methodist
Swartz
Ronnie Boyd
Jack Boyd
Jake Skiles
Stephenson
Harry Propst
Eugene Line
Russell Jones
Market St. Methodist
Cork St. Christian
Francis Ainsworth
Cork St
Ernie Milburn
Lloyd Milburn
Bob Harrison
Mt. Pleasant
Golden Rule
Sonny Crisman
Dick Renner
C. B. Shickle
Eugene McIntyre
U.B. No. 2
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Jim Laise
Bob Wheeler
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West Frederick Charge
Reformed
Jean Jennings
Jean
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Frances Moore
Flo Baker
Betty Webber
Peggy Easter
Alley Kats
Alice Godlove
Bonnie Easter
Nellie Vaughn
Helen Richards
Evelyn Tucker
Jeanne Raval
Ex War Correspondent Staky Johnston Dies at 62
Wheatone Ill AP Staky Johnston 62 longtime Chicago Tribune editorial promotion assistant and former war correspondent died Thursday apparently of a heart attack He joined the Tribune in 1937 and served many years in press coverage and opinion work.
Dawson Leads Northside Classic with 621 Set
Harold Dawson rolled 218 236 167 for a 621 set to lead Plum Liners to a 40 win over Fender Sales in the Northside Classic at Northside Tenpin Lanes. Carl Lundmark added a 581 set for the winners as other teams posted high scores and multi-sets across the league.
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Northside Tenpin Lanes
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Buckley-Lages
Frances Morrison
Marie Renner
Commercial & Savings Bank
O’sullivan
Jean Hovermale
Painters Auto Sales
Big I’s
Big I
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Laura Anger
Painter
Major League Standings and Thursday Results Recap
Baseball standings show New York leading the American League with 88 wins and 61 losses followed by Minnesota 83 66 and Los Angeles 82 66. Thursday games included Detroit 14 Boston 6 and Minnesota 5 Chicago 1 in rain.
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Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Houston
O'Toole Keeps Giants Hitless For Reds Triumph
Jim O'Toole and the Reds limited the San Francisco Giants to four hits in a 7 to 2 victory. A two run homer in the second inning gave Cincinnati the lead they would not surrender and left the Reds two games back in the National League race.
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Reds
Giants
San Francisco
National Lea
Dave Hill Opens Seattle Open With 64 In Rainy Round
Dave Hill 25 of Jackson Michigan led the Seattle Open with a 6 under par 64 on a rain soaked Broadmoor course. He was followed by a pack at 65 including Sou chak Grossinger Mc Callister Geiberger and Mowry with Nicklaus heading the 67 group. Defending champion Marr was among 67 players at 68 or 70.
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Dave Hill
Jackson
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Broadmoor
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Mike Souchak
Grossinger
N.Y
Bob McCallister
Claremont
Calif
al Geiberger
Carlton Oaks
Larry Mowry
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