Nicklaus Deals With Neck Spasm In Thunderbird Round
Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus chase the $100,000 Thunderbird title as Nicklaus endures a neck muscle spasm during the second round. He finishes 72 and sits four shots behind leader, while Palmer ties for the lead with Bobby Nichols after an even par 70. Gary Player also sits two behind at 139 as the final two rounds approach.
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Harrison
N.Y
Bey Hagen
Jack
Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Hogan
Thunderbird Golf
Brookline
Mass
Nick Jans
Bobby Nichols
Louisville
Jack Rule
Waterloo
Town
Palmer
Art Wail, Jr
South Africa
Gary Player
Sam Snead
Jay Hebert
Don Finsterwald
Gardner Dickinson
Joe Campbell
Bob Duden
Marin Eyes Triple In Distances
Julio Marin aims to complete a distance triple at the NCAA track and field meet in Albuquerque. He already won the three mile and boosted Southern California with 20 points, while other finals and team standings emerge as the meet concludes.
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N.M
Julio
the Bean
Marin
Southern California
University of New Mexico
George Desnoyers
Boston College
Clifton Mayfield
Central
Ohio
Marcin
Vic Reeve
Oregon
Desnoyers
Boston
Edge Art Doten
Harvard
Doten
Mayfield
Henry Carr
Arizona State University
Nate Adams
Purdue
Carr
Adams
Southern Cal
Larry Stuart
Villanova
San Jose State
Navy
Ohio State
Army
Stanford
Alabama
Manhattan
Fresno State
Massachusetts
Washington
Kansas
Major League and Minor League Baseball Scores and Standings
Friday results show Washington beating Cleveland 52 23 in a marathon game and New York defeating Detroit 4 2. Boston tops Baltimore 5 3 while Chicago edges Kansas City 3 2 and Minnesota ties Los Angeles 2 2. Today’s matchups include Los Angeles at Minnesota and Chicago at New York among others with National League and Pacific Coast League schedules and player stats highlighted.
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Banca
Chicago
York
Winnesota
Seitimore
Boston
Cleveland
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Detroit
Washington
New York
Baltimore
Minnesota
McBride
Reggetburk
Manes City
Segui
Daniels
Battleswelihh
AcCormick
Morehead
St. Louis
San Francisca
Chicago B
Cincinnati
Allwaukes Snas
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Houston
New York St
Milwaukee
St Louis
San Francisco
Craig
Staltara
Clacionati
Rey
Phiadelphia
Letcaster
Schwall
Simmons
Johnson
Chicapo
Jackson
Drysdale
Kaline
Allison
Pearson
Versalles
Power
Hinton
Clinton
Cimoli Kansas City
Wagner
Aparicio
Wood
Stock
R Datz
Pascual
Barber
Johnny Pesky
Giants Top Astros Behind Hal Brown Seven Strong
San Francisco Giants edged Houston 2 1 as Hal Skinny Brown pitched seven innings allowing one run. Tom Haller hit his fourth homer in the second, and Orlando Cepeda plated the decisive run in the eighth on a infield hit by Joey Amefitano and Jose Pagan grounder. Harvey Kuenn started seven innings at third before Brock Davis closed with a standout ninth.
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SAN Francisco
Tom Heller
Hal
Skinny) Brown
San Francisco Giants
Houston
Brown
Joey Ameifitano
Jose Pa
Gan
Harvey
Kuenn
Brock Davis
Bob Lillis
Giants
Jack
John Bate- Sanford
Billymaan
Ben- Pierce
Cardinals beat Pirates as Spahn throws shutout
In a high scoring day the Cardinals outscored Pittsburgh 5-2 aided by Julian Javier’s three hits and a run on a key late pickoff mishap. Warren Spahn delivered a three hitter for Milwaukee in a 3-0 win over Philadelphia, while Duke Snider hit his 400th homer as the Mets defeated Cincinnati 10-3. Banks and Santo homered for the Cubs who beat the Dodgers to drop Los Angeles from first to third.
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T. Davis
Los Angeles
Groat
St .Louis
H. Aaron
Milwaukee
Flood
St. Louis
Robinson
Cincinnati
St Louis
White
Javier
Gonzalez
Philadelphia
Cepeda
San Francisco
Pinson
Associated Press
Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Dodgers
Warren
Spahn
New York Mets
Duke Snider
Julian Javier
Willie Davis
Curt Flood
Bothy
Hobbie
Bob Stokes
Donn Clendenon
Bob Run Homer
Pirates
Miller
Ray Sadecki
Oldtimers
Ray
Jim Galvin
Washburn
Tom
Hemie Aaron
Aaron Ernie Banks
Braves
Ron Santo
Phillies
Cubs
Glen Hobbie
Ray Culp
Culp
Dodger
Snider
Bob Purkey
Mets
Baytown Night Bus Service to Colt Stadium June 2
Air conditioned buses from Continental Trailways will run Baytown to Colt Stadium on June 2 for Baytown Night. Round trip fare is 1.90 with advance tickets at the Baytown Chamber of Commerce. Baytown fans may buy Baytown section tickets at 2.50. box seats will be mailed in next week. Ten percent of Baytown ticket receipts fund Baytown Little League and Optimist Teen baseball programs.
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Baytown
Colt
St. Louis Cardinals
Galena Park
Houston Colt
Berry Sai
Houston
White Sox Lead Junior Teens in Clean Win Sweep
The White Sox beat the Braves 6-3 as Ricky Burch and Bobby Slack paced a two-hit night. The Pirates tied for fourth after a 3-1 win over the Cardinals, with Jackie Derrett going 3-for-3 and Kenny Fenelon overcoming ten walks for the victory. The Giants, Dodgers, and others shuffled in the standings as the seven inning game lasted 1 hour 25 minutes.
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Tigers
Giants
White Sox
Braves
Llans
WA Phillies
Buffs
Pelicans
Orioles
Pirates
Ubs
al Indians
Yorkers
Eagles
Red Sox
Oilers
Waite Sax
Glens - Origtes
Pirotes
Cardinals
Samy Caray
Aandi
Ricky Burch
Bobby Slack
Sox
Slack
Cubs
Burch
Kenny Fenelon
Fenelon
Jackie Derrett
Ricky Farmer
Farmer
Dodgers
Balk call revives 1949 pennant story in Giants vs Cardinals
In a remembered miscall, Adrian Zabala balked at St Louis as Red Schoendienst on base and Nippy Jones hit a two run homer that was nullified. The Giants won 3-1 but the Cardinals lost the pennant by one game, prompting a rule change clarifying balks on such plays.
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Dick Barnes
Associated Press
Sacramento
Calif
Adrian Zabala
Giants
St. Louis Cardinal
Zabala
St. Louis
New York Giants
Red Schoendienst
Nippy Jones
Jones
Bill Stewart
Homer
Cardinals
Brooklyn
Wes Westrum
Pittsburgh
Bob. Friend
Resuming Play Shapes Tight Race Across Three Leagues
Baseball leagues restart after a week off as all three major leagues approach the finish. In the East Dodgers lead by three games with three to play before Boy Scout Week. Cardinals Oilers and Tigers fight for second. West shows Orioles vs Pirates in a one game lead duel, Cubs in mix. Central winds up Friday with eight teams each at two games left. pennant still unsettled. Minor leagues wrap up late June into early July with West minors finishing June 26 and East minors ending July 1 after two-game gaps.
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Boytown
Dodgers
Orioles
Pirates
White Sox
Phillies
Braves
Federals
Lions
Sox
Sports
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Oilers
Tigers
Cubs
Central Minors
HL and P Improves Lead of Softball League
HL and P maintained its lead in the Baytown Softball League after a 10-7 Friday win over Carnation. Brunson beat Carnation in the other Friday game as teams chase O'Brien, Hollaway and Peat.
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Ee Hl&p
O'Brien
Holloway Brunson
Buck Turfer
Carnation Oye
Baytown Pi
Lyors Pryor
Hathaway
Pryor
Brunson
Associated Press
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Kaline Retro
Malzone
Boston
Hl&p
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Gators
Dodgers
Eagles
Ward Raad
Phillies
Pelicans
Braves
Lee Drive
Red Sox
Yankees
Pirates
Jay Night
Fred Sox
Eyles
Oilers
Barders Hill
Carnation
Radatz dominates in saves as Sox top Orioles
Dick Radatz, a 6-6 right-hander, pitched two perfect innings to notch his sixth save of the season in Boston's 5-1 win over Baltimore. He lowered his ERA to 0.88 while fanning two in relief. Red Sox teammates Dick Stuart and Ron Mejias homered, aiding the victory.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Dick Radatz
Boston Red Sox
Boston
Baltimore
Cleveland
Radatz
Earl Wilson
John Powells
Charlie Maxwell
White Sox
Kansas City
Ron Hansen
Tigers
Don Messi
New York
Joe Pepitone
Clete Boyer
Yankees
Patter Vicury
Butts
Phil
Lee
Indigas
Rams
Hort
Sels
Lakewood — & P.m
Minnesotan
Eagiey
Red Sox
Baltimore Yorks
Ollert
Barbers
Earl Battey
Pame
Los Angeles Angels
Bob Allison
Twins
Jim ‘King
Washington
Willie Kirkland
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