Radatz Dominates Orioles as Red Sox Win 14 Inning Thriller
Dick Radatz nicknamed The Monster stifled Baltimore with six scoreless, fanning 10 as Boston outlasted the Orioles 3-2 in 14 innings. Chuck Schilling and Russ Nixon delivered the tying and winning runs in the 14th. The win moves Chicago White Sox up a half game after a 4-3 victory over Kansas City. Ron Hansen drove in the decisive run in the ninth. Yankees beat Detroit 6-2 behind strong pitching as Ken McBride limited the Tigers in eight games. The Twins fell after a late rally was stifled in a late nine-inning turn.
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Double Victory For Nordbrock In Atlantic Speedways Feature
Gene Nordbrock of Lincoln won his second straight feature in the micro midget program at Atlantic Speedways last night and also took the trophy dash. Molle Ackerman and Duane Dobneon of Atlantic and LeRoy Teyter of Lyman also scored wins with a full results list for three races and the trophy dash.
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Griswold Merchants blank Lenox 11 0 on big day
Griswold powered by Dick Legg three homers and 18 strikeouts to rout Lenox 11 0. Legg added a three run homer in the eighth as Russell Winger drove in seven with two blasts including a grand slam in the fifth. Griswold totaled 12 hits off Durham and Huffnagle to improve to 1 3 in league play.
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Griffith Beats Luis In World Welterweight Bout
In New York Emile Griffith won a decision over Luis by points to reclaim the world welterweight crown. The bout took place as Griffith improved his record against notable opponents, with the win featuring strong outboxing and ring control.
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Girls Golf Tournament Nears Entry Limit in Ames
The state Girls Golf Tournament has reached the 100 entry cap and opens June 18 at the Ames Country Club course.
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Cassius Clay to meet Henry Cooper in London bout
Cassius Clay, America's famed heavyweight, faces Britain’s Henry Cooper in a June 18 London showdown. Clay’s bold predictions have stirred British sportswriters into a mix of hype and scrutiny.
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Cubs Surge Sparks Chicago Fans Amid Dodgers Win
Cubs fall 11-8 to the Dodgers but spark a surge of interest as Ernie Banks belts three homers and Wrigley Field roars. Maury Wills leads Los Angeles with a 3-for-5 performance and driving in three runs as the Dodgers extend a five game win streak.
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Midgets Beat C&M 14-2 In Season Opener
The Atlantic Elks Midgets opened their season with a 14-2 win over C&M. An 11 hit attack included two doubles two triples and a home run. Pete Duskin Pierson and Dave Duskin led the offense as Atlantic pitchers held C&M to two hits.
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Americans fall to England in British Amateur final
Michael Lunt of England defeated John Blackwell 2 and 1 in the 36 hole final at St. Andrews to win the British Amateur Championship. Lunt knocked out defending champion Dick Davies of Pasadena in the quarter finals as the American Walker Cup team was swept.
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Behn Family Tops Mixed Doubles Tourney at Hawkeye Bowl
Behn family members Bus and Bets from Hamlin lead the Hawkeye Bowl mixed doubles event with a 1349. Janice and Bob Forney of Glenwood are runner up at 1289. Joyce Terrell Creston and Bob Matthews Anita hold third at 1268. In men’s doubles Bill Peterson Corning and Willie Vernimont Cumberland lead 1337 with Les Thomson Sonny Weiss Avoca second 1315 and Terry Garbison Bill Dimit Grinnell third 1306. Tourney ends June 23.
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Allman Wins Jaycee Junior Tennis Crown
Jim Allman defeated Joe Royalty to win the Jaycee under sixteen tennis title last week. He joins Dan Duskin and Leita Blunk as champions of the first Jaycees sponsored junior tournament. The three winners and Royalty will enter the state tournament at Cedar Falls starting Thursday.
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Former boxing champ John Root dies at 83
Los Angeles AP reports John Jack Root, the world’s first light heavyweight champion, died Sunday from arteriosclerotic heart disease. He outpointed Kid McCoy in Detroit on April 22, 1903 to claim the 175 pound title. no survivors are listed.
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Jack) Root
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Cubs fall as Banks belts three homers in loss to Dodgers
Yesterday's Stars shows Ernie Banks slugging three homers for four RBIs but the Cubs lost 11-8 to the NL leading Los Angeles Dodgers. The Red Sox win 3-2 in 14 innings with Dick Radatz striking out 10 over six scoreless frames to push Baltimore to second in the AL behind Chicago.
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Chateaugay Captures Belmont Title in Thrilling Duel
Belmont winner Chateau gay defeats Candy Spots in a famed Triple Crown showdown at Aqueduct. Trainer Jimmy Conway, known for success with fillies, guided Chateau gay to the upset after Derby and Preakness battles.
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New Ring King Pastrano Upsets Harold Johnson in Las Vegas
Willie Pastrano, the new light heavyweight champion, defeated Harold Johnson in Las Vegas. The former New Orleans native now resides in North Miami Beach, Florida.
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Kansas City Man Wins Feature In Indianola
Art Bunker 35 of Kansas City won the 60 mile closing feature in a Class F modified Porsche at Greenwood Raceway near Indianola. He averaged 77.14 mph over 20 laps, leading after rivals J Gonstead and D Doane faltered with mechanical issues. Richard Anderson Overland Park claimed the second race in a Lotus 7A at 71.05 mph, while James Spencer Racine took the third race in a Triumph TRA at 72.48 mph. Dennis Henningsen Mason City, formerly of Atlantic, finished seventh in the third race driving a Triumph TR4.
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Houston meets track record in 220 yard dash
Linda Schram of Manilla tied the Houston stadium record of 25.8 seconds in the 220 yard dash at the U S Track and Field Federation championships but placed second to Texas standout Mary Rinehart who ran 25 seconds. The Iowa squad finished second in the 440 yard relay with a time of 50.4 seconds.
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Boros Dominates Flint Open With Record 274
Julius Boros, United States pro from North Carolina, carded two sub par rounds on the Warwick Hills course to finish 14 under par at 274 in the Flint Open. He collected $9,000 from the $52,000 event, five strokes ahead of the field. Judy Kimball tied for fifth in the Rock City Women’s Open with 214 and won $627.
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Amigo boxer in critical condition after tough third round
Amarillo Texas Ray Hubbel 24 Lovelland Texas remained in critical condition after being knocked out in the third round of a four round professional bout Friday night. Algona Amateur golf tourney winner J Heinz Wa tterloo shot 106 for 27 holes to win. runner up George Lee Humboldt 108.
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