Law Pitches 4 Hitter and Slugs 3-Run Homer in Shutout
Vern Law of the Pittsburgh Pirates tossed a four hit game and hit a three run homer to power a 6-0 win over the Giants. The victory extended Law’s winning streak to seven and dropped his ERA to 1.59, the best in the majors. Cincinnati moved into second place by sweeping St. Louis while the Dodgers beat the Mets. Cubs beat Milwaukee 6-1 and Philadelphia topped Houston 7-2 with a big seventh inning.
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High Scoring North South All Star Classic Set for Saturday
Marion Ohio expects a high scoring cage clash as 20 of Ohio's top prep stars meet in the North South All Star Classic at Memorial Coliseum. The South holds a 3-2 series edge after last summer's 126 112 win, with standout players like Jeff Miller and Bob Arnzen leading the charge for the North and South rosters filled with size and scoring punch.
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Big Names on Hand for St Paul Open Golf
The St Paul Open draws top players including Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer Tony Lema Sam Snead and Bobby Nichols for a pro am tuneup. First round begins Thursday at Keller Municipal stretched to 6702 yards with 36 35 71. Gary Player is the only absence from the field. Chuck Courtney won last year.
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Area Woman Among Final 16 In Golf
Two former state champions faced elimination in round two of match play in the Ohio Women’s Amateur Golf Tournament with 16 advancing after Tuesday results. Defending champion Mrs Wallace McArthur faced Mrs Donald Peppard and Judy Rand drew Mrs John Whitacre as the field narrowed to 16.
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Ashe Seen as U.S. Hope in Wimbledon Run
Arthur Ashe Jr., 22, says he will accept any outcome at Wimbledon and believes he has a real shot if he can advance to the later rounds. He won his first match over Dave Kelso as other Americans, including Ralston, Scott, Riessen, and Graebner, posted wins. On the women's side Nancy Richey and Billie Jean Moffitt advanced, along with Carole Graebner. CBS to televise the Blue Gray game from Montgomery for five years starting this December 25.
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