Young Warren Cawley shines in Midwest AAU Open hurdles
Warren Cawley, a Farmington high school senior, won three hurdles events at the Midwest AAU Open in Fort Wayne, posting 51.5 in the 440 hurdles, 23.3 in the 220 hurdles, and 14.1 in the 120 highs. Elias Gilbert led NAIA champs with similar wins, while Charlie Tidwell claimed a trio of events at Milwaukee CCC meet and helped his relay to 41.4. Bill Alley set a 266 feet 6 inches javelin mark.
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Winston-Salem
Sioux Falls
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United States
Charlie Tidwell
Kansas
Milwaukee
Tidwell
Bill Alley
Winnipeg Advances as Aberdeen Falls in North League
Winnipeg stays within half a game of Aberdeen after a 12-5 loss for the Pheasants at Duluth Superior. Eau Claire defeated Minot 7-4 while Grand Forks edged St. Cloud 5-4 in extra innings. Shot Johnson hit a three run homer during a six run fifth inning for Aberdeen.
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Shot Johnson
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Don Nettebart
St. Paul
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Indianapolis
Earl Robinson
Jim Koranda
Larry Sherry
Horse Race at Fair Track Sunday Rushes to Fairgrounds
The Austin Jaycees sponsor a Sunday thoroughbred event at Mower County Fairgrounds on June 14. War Duke, grandson of Man O'War, headlines the field owned by Cyril Weber of Menomie Wis and ridden by Dave Storing. Twenty three other entries from Minnesota Iowa Wisconsin South Dakota and Missouri compete across seven races with $150 purses.
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Cleveland Bowler Wins Blind Tourney
Steve Zelinski of Cleveland won his fourth straight all-events championship in the American Blind Bowling Assn tournament. Zelinski averaged 167 pins in nine games and took the singles crown with a 571 series. Virginia Okaco of Chicago won the women's singles with 405 pins. Doubles champs were Joe Zelinski and Vince Augelli of Scranton, Pa., with 909.
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Scranton, Pa
Fight Results From Maracaibo and Hollywood Card
Results show Nelson Fatrada of Venezuela stopping Hector Hicks of Panama in featherweights in Maracaibo. Paulie Armstead of Los Angeles out pointed Ray Riojas of Ft Worth in Hollywood. Gomeo Brendan of Miami stopped Ray Sheppard of Los Angeles in Bimini Bahamas.
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Venezuela
Nelson Fatrada
Hector Hicks
Panama
Hollywood
Calif
Paulie Armstead
Los Angeles
Ray Riojas
Ft. Worth
Tex
Bimini
Bahamas
Gomeo Brendan
Miami
Ray Sheppard
Dunsmore and Brown Lead YMCA Track Meet Wins
Ray Dunsmore and Ann Brown swept five events each at the YMCA track meet held at the Athletic Field. Dunsmore won the Junior Hi-Y boys 100 yd dash 220 yd dash and added jumps and softball throw while Ann Brown captured the 4th grade girls 25 and 50 yd dashes standing broad jump running broad jump and softball throw. Other winners included Paula Ferguson Nancy Dunsmore Jane Vogel Kathy Lane Nancy True Peter Hass Randy Hillmer Mike Godfredson Steve Sperry Jim Dudycha Gary Morgan Rick Rabideau Steve Roberts.
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YMCA
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Ann
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Jane Vogel
Kathy Lane
Nancy True
Peter Hass
Randy Hillmer
Mike Godfredson
Steve Sperry
Jim Dudycha
Gary Morgan
Rick Rabideau
Steve Roberts
Minor Loop Results Sunday in Pacific Coast and Others
Baseball scores from Sunday show Pacific Coast League standings with Seattle 13 9 Salt Lake City 7 10 San Diego 4 4 Spokane 2 5 Portland 13 Phoenix 7 Vancouver 5 6 Sacramento 1 1 International League results list Toronto 9 6 Columbus 0 1 Richmond 1 4 Montreal 0 1 Miami 3 1 Buffalo 0 2 Havana 2 0 Rochester 1 0 second game suspended after 7 innings. American Assn matches include Louisville 8 Minneapolis ¢ Denver 1 Charlenton 0 Houston 3 Fort Worth 1 Dallas 5 Omaha 3 St Paul 11 3 Indianapolis 3 6.
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Millers Struggle as East Leads Tighten in Series
The Minneapolis Millers drop their third straight after an 8-4 loss to Louisville as St. Paul defeats Indianapolis 11-3 and 3-0. Eastern division leaders stumble while Dallas holds a slim West lead with a 5-3 win over Omaha.
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Lincoln Chiefs hold off Des Moines to regain league lead
Lincoln's Chiefs defeated Des Moines 12-4 in a rubber game to restore a one game margin atop the Three-L League standings. Appleton roared past Burlington 22-7, Dick Beall homered for Topeka in a 93 run win over Sioux City, and Green Bay edged Cedar Rapids 11-9 in Sunday action.
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Rawls Wins Round Robin in Women’s Pro Golf
Betsy Rawls of Spartanburg wins Round Robin in the Women's Professional Golf Tour at Summit New Jersey. She finishes with plus 62, earns $1550 first prize, while Louise Suggs follows at plus 43 in a final round pairing. Bonnie Randolph and Patty Berg place third and fourth with sums of plus 24 and plus 17. Accurate putting highlights Rawls rounds 72 72 76 74 75.
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Spartanburg
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Sea Island
Miss Suggs
Bonnie Randolph
Columbus
Ohio
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St. Andrews
Thomson Wins Car Race at Milwaukee
Johnny Thomson of Bogerstown Pennsylvania led all the way to win the 100 mile big car race at State Fair Park with an average speed of 98.61 mph. He earned 5962 dollars of the 24470 prize, finishing in 1 hour 50.7 seconds about 13 seconds off the track record, about a mile ahead of runnerup Johnny Boyd of Fresno California. Des Moines veteran Pete Fosse won the 2 1/2 mile Hawk Eye Futurity race, finishing several hundred yards ahead of Jim Hurtubise in 23 minutes 48.75 seconds.
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State Fair Park
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Des Moines
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Lenox
Lane and Ortiz vie for junior welter crown at MSG
Kenny Lane of Muskegon and Carlos Ortiz meet in a 12 round junior welterweight bout at Madison Square Garden with NBC coverage. Lane seeks title shot as No.1 contender after strong showings. Ortiz ranked No.2. The undercard features Sugar Hart vs Isaac Logart on ABC-TV. Roy Harris faces Charley Powell in Houston ahead of Patterson clash.
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Mich
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Yanks and Indians Draw Big Weekend Crowd in Cleveland
The Yankees Indians four game series at Municipal Stadium drew 89 283 fans for Sundays DH the largest AL crowd this year 51 995 attended Friday nights opener. Weekend attendance totaled 128 914 raising the season total to 443 604 and 213 319 above last year as the Indians dropped three of four.
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