Colt City ties loom as Campbell shines in eye on 1961 lineup
Fred Hartman notes a sun baseball doubleheader and a forthcoming Colt City bench shift. Campbell hits .355 with nine homers in Oklahoma City series against the Cubs. Ranew and Umbricht drive key started, with 23 win record and 3.53 ERA after 51 innings and 51 strikeouts.
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Cubs Beat Colt .45s In See-Saw Ninth Inning Thriller
The Cubs won 5 to 4 over the Colt .45s in a see-saw finale. McMahon pitched well for Chicago while Barlick and Harvey handled the heat and late drama. Houston Spangler homered for the visitors, and a string of errors marred the game.
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Wright wins Milwaukee Women's Open in easy fashion
Mickey Wright, top money winner on the ladies PGA circuit, captured the $10,000 Milwaukee Women's Open at Tuckaway Country Club with a 289 total over 72 holes, earning $1,350 to boost 1962 earnings to $10,357. Patty Berg and Jo Ann Prentice split runner-up money, finishing seven behind Wright after Berg posted the final round best.
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Price Increase Ends Sheep Liquidation
Washington AP farm experts say a 1961 sheep liquidation likely ended as slaughter lamb prices improved this spring. The Agriculture Department report notes producers may return to normal withholding for stock replacement after last year’s price declines in lamb and beef.
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Baseball Race Keeps Yankees In Tight AL Chase
The Yankees hover in and out of first place in the American League as injuries and rallies erase early leads in a tightly bunched standings race. Giants Pirates and Dodgers compete in a long NL split-then-surge weekend, while Mets and Braves battle in hotly contested games.
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Crampton Wins Motor City Open Ahead of PGA Start
Bruce Crampton captured the Motor City Open with a 267 total, 17 under par, earning $5,300. He finished ahead of Don Massengale and Dave Hill, both at 270, as Crampton earned PGA eligibility for the next event.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights from AP Wire
Associated Press recap of major league standings, results, and upcoming games. Includes American and National League leaders, team records, and a Tuesday slate featuring New York at Boston and Washington at Chicago. Also notes other leagues standings and results across cities such as San Francisco, St Louis, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, and Milwaukee.
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