Three Homers By Mays Spark Giants Win
Willie Mays hit three home runs to power the San Francisco Giants to a 6-4 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals. Mays belted a two-run shot in the first and added Nos. 9 and 10 in the eighth and ninth. The win snapped a five-game Cardinal streak and trimmed the lead in the division race.
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Willie Mays
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Cal McLish
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Lincoln Driver Tops Races Here
Gene Norbrock of Lincoln Nebraska won three events at Atlantic Speedways opening night micro-midget races. Other winners included Ackerman of Atlantic and Don Christensen of Harlan with Nord Brock taking the trophy dash and feature.
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Richard Breeling
Grant
Don Christensen
Harlan
Ronald Peterson
Avoca
Racer Crowe Killed in Fifth Accident of Year in Ohio
New Bremen Ohio AP race driver Allen Crowe died after a fifth crash in thirteen months. He had just competed in the Indianapolis Memorial Day Classic before a 51-lap dirt track sprint where his car struck a wall, flipped and overturned. Crowe had previously finished 27th for $5700 and drew about 280000 spectators at IMS.
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Wright wins Zaharias Open in Beaumont
Mickey Wright captured top money in the Babe Zaharias Open at Beaumont Texas with a 4-under par 69 including an eagle and a birdie. The victory marked her sixth tour win of the year and moved her close to the all-time money-winning record for women.
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Beaumont
Tex
Mickey Wright
All Star Player Larry Ferguson Named to College Squad
Larry Ferguson son of a former Iowa halfback is named to the College All Star team set to face the Green Bay Packers on August 2. The report notes Jimmy Hall, 25, who has played with nine minor league teams since 1956 and joined the Minnesota Twins this spring.
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Chicago
Larry Ferguson
Iowa
Green Bay Packers
Jimmy Hall
Minnesota Twins
Robin Roberts Makes Strong Return To The Majors
Coming back star Robin Roberts, 36, an Oriole pitcher in his 16th major league year, won four straight after an early losing streak. He sits at 248 career wins following a 10-9 record last season and a rough start this year.
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Roberts
Yanks
Orioles
Merchants Rout Roselle as Harris Fans Five
Atlantic Merchants blank Roselle 9 to 0 behind Gary Harris five-hitter. Harris struck out six and walked none while Atlantic rapped 11 hits including three homers. Jack Richards Merlin Christensen Dick Hensley Ray Johnson and Earl Turnure fueled a five run first inning and added later runs. In Charlotte Fred Lorenzen won the World 600 at 132.417 mph after Junior Johnson broke a tire and ran dry on fuel.
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Atlantic Merchants
Roselle
Harris
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Jack Richards
Merlin Christensen
Dick Hensley
Ray Johnson
Earl Turpure
Lewis Gipple
Turnure
Gary Jay
Christensen
Starmann Brothers
Carroll
Charlotte
N.C
Fred Lorenzen
Lorenzen
Carpenter
Elmhurst
Ill
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Charlotte Motor Speedway
Kimball Earns $785 in Babe ZahariasOpen Finish
Judy Kimball of Sioux City Iowa earned 785 dollars for a third place finish at the Babe Zaharias Open in Beaumont Texas. She shot rounds of 74 70 and 71 for 215 total in the 54 hole tournament six strokes behind winner Mickey Wright.
Des Moines Hawkeye Futurity Race Won by White
Johnny White of Warren Michigan won the 30 lap Hawkeye Futurity car race at the State Fairgrounds track before 8300 spectators on Sunday.
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Bosox Beauty Rookie Dave Morehead Delivers Near No-Hitter
Young Red Sox right hander Dave Morehead, 19, nearly pitched a no hitter against Washington to notch his third win of the season. The $75,000 bonus star, with just two minor league seasons, was 10-9 for Seattle last year.
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Fallen Champion Demands Rematch for Harold Johnson
Pat Olivieri, Harold Johnson’s manager, says the dethroned light heavyweight wants a rematch with Willie Pastrano after Pastrano upset Johnson 15 rounds to win the title. Olivieri plans to petition Emile Bruneau of the WBA for a rematch within 90 days.
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Duncan star performer at Iowa track meet in Des Moines
Clyde Duncan of Des Moines North dominated the Iowa Federation meet with a 9.5 second 100 yard dash and 21.4 second 220 yard dash. He ran anchor on North’s 440 yard relay team, which won the high school division in 43.3 seconds, the best state mark this year.
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Rasley Wins Des Moines Golf Crown In Playoff
Des Moines banker Jim Rasley beat Ralph Campiano in a playoff on the first extra hole to capture the city title. Both players shot 205 totals after 54 holes with a 63 in the second round setting a tournament record. Rasley sealed the victory with a bogey 4 on the first playoff hole.
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Des Moines
Jim Rasley
Ralph Campiano
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Wisconsin Dells rally runners place fourth in Porsche event
Jo Anne Carlisle and Bill Carlisle of Marshalltown Iowa finished fourth in a 540 mile Porsche Sunday rally in Wisconsin Dells. The Wisconsin event drew 64 cars overall.
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Cleveland Tops Yankees Twice and Angels Sweep Orioles
Albie Pearson fueled the Angels with a homer and two singles as Los Angeles swept Baltimore 8-2, extending the Orioles’ fifth straight loss. Two lefties, Jack Kralick and Sam McDowell, led Cleveland to 5-0 and 7-2 wins over the Yankees, while Chuck Hinton's 10th inning double helped Washington beat Kansas City 6-4. Rocky Colavito drove in a ninth inning run for Detroit in a 7-6 win over Minnesota. Chicago White Sox shut out Boston 10-0 behind Juan Pizarro after Boston won the opener 11-9 on Carl Yastrzemski’s homer.
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Sam McDowell
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Don Lock
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Star Gridder Pleasantville Great Yale Tackle Milstead Dies
Century Milstead, all American tackle on Yale's 1923 unbeaten team, died Sunday at 63, likely from a coronary. He starred for Yale and earned national recognition as a key lineman of his era.
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Montreal Police Arrest Bomb Suspects in Quebec Front Case
Montreal police announce eight men detained for questioning in a crackdown on the Quebec Liberation Front terrorist bomb campaign. A Belgian national, reportedly trained in Cuba and linked to leadership, is among those arrested, with more arrests expected as explosives and timing devices are seized. The force says the group aims to separate Quebec from Canada after a string of bombings.
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Texans to Move Home City for 1963 AFL Season
Lamar Hunt announces in Kansas City that the Dallas Texans will relocate to Kansas City for the 1963 AFL season. About 13,000 season tickets have been sold in KC, and the club is estimated to have lost about 1.25 million dollars over three Dallas seasons.
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Frojan Trojans Resume Action Versus Walnut On Tuesday
The Atlantic Trojans return to play Tuesday at Walnut’s field with an 8 p.m. start after a 6-4 season opener loss to C&M. Coach Jim Kersten leads the squad with players including Raymond Schwemier and Jim Allman. Home games begin at 6 p.m., 8 p.m. out-of-town contests. Schedule lists June 4 Walnut, June 7 Clarinda, June 11 Corning, June 14 Creston, June 17 Elk Horn, June 18 Glenwood, June 21 Red Oak, June 25 Open, June 28 Shenandoah, July 1 Elk Horn, July 2 Open, July 5 Creston, July 12 sectionals. denoting Hawkeye Seven conference game.
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Mark Wedemeyer
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Jessen Named Honorary Golf Captain for State Winners
Jerome Jessen was chosen honorary captain of the Atlantic high school boys golf team which captured the state Class A title. Coach Arnold Gaarde awarded letters to Jessen, Jack Bair, Murphy, Bill Ellis and Bill O'Connor. Six girls golfers will receive medals: Linda McConnelee, Dianne Fuhlendorf, Mary Jo Knudsen, Linda Vedane, Carol Cappel and Eileen Thomsen.
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Eileen Thomsen
Stars Shine in Giants Victory and Baseball Doubleheader Sweep
Willie Mays and the Giants toppled St Louis 6-4 as Mays homered three times and drove in four runs. In Cleveland, Kralick and McDowell shut out the Yankees 5-0 and 7-2, each tossing strong games in the doubleheader. Bud Gottry and John Nervig struck on first holes in Hampton golf. Labron Harris Jr. won a British Amateur match over Paul Coste 1 up after 18 holes.
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Sam McDowell
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U S Officials Claim Nuclear Edge Over Soviets
Washington reports that Paul H. Nitze says the United States daily expands its lead in nuclear missiles with a new Minuteman or Polaris added to deterrence. He cites no evidence of a Soviet crash program despite higher defense spending.
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Ash and Fannin Lead Rally for Goldwater Nomination
The article notes Rep. John Ash and Gov. Paul Fannin head a campaign kickoff at the National Guard Armory to gather signatures backing Sen. Barry Goldwater's 1960 Republican presidential bid. It mentions long service on the commission and ties to Republican efforts since 1940.
Joe Bopp Graduates From Northwest Missouri State College
Joe Bopp son of Mr and Mrs Jack Bopp graduated from Northwest Missouri State College at Maryville on May 24 with a BS degree in accounting. He will begin work June 3 at the Omaha Municipal Utilities District in the accounting and programming department. Mr and Mrs Bopp and Mr and Mrs Walter Bopp of Omaha attended the ceremony.
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Speaker Takes Over Duties of Director
Everett Speaker 56 of Des Moines was named acting director of the Iowa Conservation Commission, succeeding Glen G Powers who resigned May 1 for health reasons after a January heart attack. Powers remains on staff as planning director.
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