Finsterwald Wins Flint Open Move Boosts Standings
Don Finsterwald, age 33, shot 68 68 64 68 for a 268 16 under par to win $10,000 and rise to sixth on the tour as the Speedway Festival Open and Flint Open circuit ran against big money fields. He topped Bob Nichols Tony Lema Julius Boros and Tommy Aaron who finished at 270. The victory marked his first tour win since the 1960 New Orleans Open and came with a strong late finish including a 17 foot birdie on the 16th.
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Indianapolis
Athens
Don Finsterwald
Finsterwald
Ohioan
Bob Nichols
Tony Lema
Julius Boros
Tommy Aaron
Fred Hawkins
Minor league results across two leagues
International League results include Richmond 3 Indianapolis 2 and Rochester 0 Buffalo 8, Columbus 7 Arkansas 6, Toronto 3 Jacksonville 4, Syracuse 3 and Atlanta 1-6, Rochester 0 Buffalo 8. Pacific Coast League fixtures show San Diego 8 Dallas-Fort Worth 4, Tacoma 3, Salt Lake City 2 Denver 8, Spokane 4. Only games scheduled.
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Indianapolis
Atlanta
Rochester
Buffalo
Columbus
Arkansas
Toronto
Jacksonville
Syracuse
San Diego
Dallas-Fort Worth
Tacoma
Salt Lake City
Denver
Spokane
W V native Doc Edwards catcher joins Kansas City
W V native Howard Doc Edwards a catcher obtained by Kansas City from Cleveland on May 25 is a Red Jacket West Virginia native who hit .273 in 53 games for the Indians in 1962.
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Howard
Doc) Edwards
Kansas City
Cleveland
Red Jacket
W. Va
Indians
NYU Guard Barry Kramer Sets School Scoring Marks
Barry Kramer of New York University broke eight school basketball records and tied another by averaging 29.3 points per game last season.
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New York University
Barry Kramer
The Plains Rosters For Summer Local Leagues
The Plains announces rosters for summer Little and Pee Wee Leagues with Indians, Reds, Pirates, Yankees, Mets, Braves, Giants, and Cardinals. Coaches listed include Bill Riley, Charles Mansfield, Dana Brooks, Dan Weddle, and others guiding youth players across teams in multiple brackets.
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Indians
Larry Hunter
Jeff Linscott
Larry Lee
George Fuller
Ron Calentino
Dave Kostival
Jerry Lee
Bob Hamilton
Terry McDonald
Jim Thomas
Bob Hart
Charles Tinkham
Bill Riley
Charles Mansfield
REDS
Bob Jones
Virgil Thompson
Kay Clendenin
Mike Bolin
Richard Horvath
Bill Krivesti
Dave Pollard
Dennis Thompson
Larry Hamilton
Steve Mace
Dave Brooks
Ken McCoy
Dana Brooks
Dan Weddle
Pirates
George Tinkham
Gary Hunter
Bill McAllister
Paul Culver
Ben Stalder
Tom McGee
Jim Wharton
Mike Evans
John Calentine
Larry Dunn
Dale Clemons
George Pitts
Alvin Pierce
Greg Linscott
Yankees
Gary McKibben
Tom Perry
Curtis Burdette
Ron McKibben
Harry Goldsberry
Paul
METS
Charles Horvath
Gary Nelson
Phil Irwin
Mike Koon
Rickie Smith
Bob Sharpe
Randy Pierce
Bob Camp
James McClean
Tim Foster
Rick Lafollete
Ron Stotts
Terry Hawk
LeRoy Thompson
Virgilompson
Jeff Linsecott
Braves
Dennis Brooks
Bill Hart
John Foughty
Les Champlin
Darry Michael
Larry Champlin
Ted Covert
Howard Michael
Bruce Turrill
Ricky Hulme
Joe Manda
Chris Hurst
Dave Lilly
John Brooks
Giants
John Perry
Chester Buck
Larry Stalder
Randy Reed
Terry Foughty
Steve Tinkham
Fat Goodman
Jim Fuller
John Manda
Glen Goins
Brent Hawk
Steve Harvey
Mark Clemons
Ray Clendenin
Cardinals
Ricky Tinkham
Charles Hamilton
Jerry West
Ron Hamilton
Bill Goodman
Dave Rutter
Charles Boggs
Charles Cochran
Roger Cochran
William Tippie
Tom Stanley
Steve Cochran
Browns Sign Two Veteran Halfbacks For Defense
The Cleveland Browns announced the signing of veteran halfbacks Bernie Parrish and Don Fleming to complete their defensive backfield. Parrish and Fleming, former Florida teammates, teamed on the left side while Jim Shorter and Ross Fichtner joined on the right.
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The
Cleveland Browns
Bernie Parrish
Don Flemming
Parrish
Fleming
University of Florida
Jim Shofner
Ross Fichtner
Michigan quits World Boxing Association over Lane title bid
Muskegon heavyweight Kenny Lane seeks a lightweight title fight as Michigan State Athletic Board chairman David I. Gudelsky pulls the state from the WBA. Ortiz, 26, holds the title. Lane and Ortiz have each won a bout against the other in their two prior meetings.
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David I. Gudelsky
Michigan State Athletic Board of Control
Cassius Clay
Gudelsky
Michigan
World Boxing Association
Muskegon
Kenny Lane
WBA
National Boxing Association
Ortiz
Lane
Joe Brown
Muskegon Southpaw
Wilmington Repeats As Junior Champion
Wilmington North Carolina won the championship at the National Junior College title game in Grand Junction. Manatee Florida center fielder Paul Dicken was named the player most likely to succeed professionally after batting .403 in six games.
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Colo
Wilmington
N. C
Paul Dicken
Manatee, Fla
Dicken
Farrell Fashions 2 Hitter and Four Hit Shutouts Rule Skies
Dick Farrell and Dave Wickersham led shutout or near shutout efforts as three right handers dominated Monday baseball. Farrell blanked the Dodgers for 7 1 3 innings in a 2 1 victory, Staub hit a first big league homer, Fisher hurled a four hit shutout for the White Sox over the Angels, and Wickersham pitched a four hitter to lift the Athletics past the Twins 4 1. The Dodgers slipped to third, White Sox rose in the standings, and a White Sox player was sidelined with a broken collarbone.
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Los Angeles
Chicago
New York Yankees
Rusty Staub
Colts
Houston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Associated Press
Dick Farrell
Houston Colts
Dodgers
Chicago White Sox
Los Angeles Angels
Dave Wickersham
Ohio University
Kansas City Athletics
Minnesota Twins
Twins
A’s
Farrell
Dick Tracewski
Jim Gilliam
Tommy Davis
Staub
Carl Warwick
Don Drysdale
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco
St. Louis
Fisher
Doc Edwards
Wickersham
Kansas City
Camilo Pascual
Ray Moore
Bob Allison
White Sox lose veteran as Cunningham injures shoulder
Chicago suffers a blow when first baseman Joe Cunningham fractures his collar bone at Chavez Ravine. Out at least two months, Cunningham exits after tripping at first base while racing a grounder. He is placed on the disabled list as Tom McCraw is recalled.
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Bowden Wyatt
Tennessee
Jim McDonald
McDonald
Ohio State
Louisville
Wyatt
Birmingham
Ocala
Fla
Chattanooga
Scrappy Moore
Moore
Los Angeles
Chicago White Sox
Joe Cunningham
Chavez Ravine
Cunningham
White Sox
Eddie Fisher
Angel
Billy Moran
Charley Dees
Joe
Dees
Lonez
Ed Froelich
Lopez
Reds Beat Senators in Exhibition to Aid Amateur Baseball
Cincinnati Reds toppled the Washington Senators 3 to 2 in a ten inning exhibition in Pittsburgh. The game drew 15 721 spectators and raised over 30 000 for amateur baseball in Cincinnati. Purkey returned from injury to start for the Reds who used Macon farm club pitchers while Washington hit two homers off Mattiace.
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Cincinnati Reds
Bob Purkey
Reds
Washington Senators
Cincinnati
Purkey
Don Cardwell
Macon
Senators
Mickey Mattiace
Chuck Hinton
Don Lock
Ted Davidson
Jim Owens
Osteen
Burnside
Ritzer
Mattiack
Davidson
Owens
Pavletich
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L—Burnside
Washington
Hinton
Lock
Robinson
Harper
Belmont Stakes shaping up as two horse race
New York Aqueduct hosts the Belmont Stakes on Saturday with Chateaugay and Candy Spots seen as the main contenders after the Kentucky Derby and Preakness winners. The field lists five other prospects Get Around Top Gallant Tom Cat Insurrection and Outing Class.
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Aqueduct
Largest Conference Balks Olympic Team Jeopardized
The ECAC bars its athletes from AAU track championships where the U S team for Moscow would be selected. The AAU charges colleges aim to wreck the team, while ECAC commissioner Asa Bushnell says athletes may compete under established procedures.
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Eastern College Athletic Conference
U. S
Russia
California
Payton Jordan
Mos
AAU
Asa Bushnell
ECAC
Douglas MacArthur
C. K. Yang
Formosa
General MacArthur
U. S. Track and Field Federation
National Collegiate Athletic Association
FCAC
New York Athletic Club
National League Standings and Schedule Highlights
National League standings show San Francisco 31 19, St. Louis 31 22, and Los Angeles 27 23. Monday results had Houston edging Los Angeles 2 1. Upcoming games include Milwaukee at New York and Cincinnati at Pittsburgh with top matchups San Francisco at Chicago and Los Angeles at Houston.
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St. Louis
Los Angeles
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Houston
Milwaukee
New York
Philadelphia
Standings and Schedule Highlight Major League Baseball Format
Baseball standings show New York atop the table with 26 wins and 17 losses and a .605 winning percentage followed by Baltimore 30 20 and Chicago 30 20. The schedule lists five games including Chicago versus Los Angeles and Detroit versus Cleveland among others with all games set for night time.
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Baltimore
Chicago
Kansas City
Boston
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Stunt Driver Wrecks 16th Car in Real Crash
James D. Russell, 21, of Sidney, recently graduated from Wittenberg University, wrecked his 16th car in a stunt crash on U S 40 ten miles east of Springfield. He walked away unhurt from the collision.
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James D. Russell
Sidney
Wittenberg University
U.S. 40
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