Sox and Indians Grip Top Spots in Teen League Standings
Teen season action Thursday tightened the top two positions as the Red Sox beat the Yanks 4 2 and the Indians defeated the Eagles 6 4. Roger Adams homered for the Eagles but came up short as Johnny May, Larry Huddleston and Ken Parker led the Tribe comeback with timely hits and a seventh inning rally. Epperson earned the win with 10 strikeouts while Kemplay took the loss.
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Hook Line And Sinker Fishers Plan Deep Sea Showdown
The Bayshore Red Reel and Gun Club, led by vice president Dr. S E Broussard, convenes a deep sea oyster shell dredging event to raise fish for a big fish fry. Lou Kessler and 25 members join the contest, hoping to yield more than 5 000 pounds of sea fish for the July 1 to 9 event, weather permitting.
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Nicklaus Favored To Capture NCAA As Semis Open
Ohio State golf star Jack Nicklaus entered the NCAA championship semifinals as the favorite, facing Michigan State’s Gene Hunt while teammate Mike Podolski met Stanford’s Steve Smith. Smith advanced by upsetting Purdue’s Jerry Jackson, and Hunt defeated Houston’s Homero Blancas in round play.
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Georgia
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Houston
William Templin
Purdue
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Marshall
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Jerry Jackson
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Mauch Dusted Over Duster in Pirates Win
Philadelphia AP report details an in-game dust up after Pirates catcher Smoky Burgess hit his 6th and 7th home runs in a 5-1 victory over Johnny Buzhardt and Dallas Green. Mauch was ejected in the sixth after a warned pitch at Burgess, then argued with umpires in the dressing room. Burgess led the offense with two homers and four RBIs in eight Pirate hits.
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Grauld
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Wee Mauch
Philadelphia
Bob Friend
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Buzhardt
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Stewart stages comeback to oust Roemer in 15 and under
In the Texas Sectional Tennis tournament Stewart upset top seed Roemer 2 4 7 4 1 entering the semifinals against Ronnie Kutchler of Abilene. Baytown’s Wilkins fell to James Schmitt 63 3 6 2 in the men’s singles quarterfinals. Dale McLeary and John Been of Houston advance to the men’s angles semifinals as Schmidt and Wertheimer contest a Saturday match. Cliff Richey of Dallas defeated Chip Myers 63 60 in boys 15 and under action.
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Bobby Wertheimer
Dallas
Cliff Richey
Ohip Myers
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Cincinnati Reds Take Two-Game NL Lead With Dodgers Series
In a tight National League race, Cincinnati wins eight of nine to pull two games ahead of Los Angeles as the two teams open a three-game series. Bob Purkey earns the win for Cincinnati after a late rally, while Chicago Cubs top Dodgers 7-5 with homers from Altman Williams and Kindall. The Braves sweep the Giants behind Frank Thomas and Bob Buhl, and Smoky Burgess delivers two homers for the Pirates in a 4-1 victory.
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Tribe Beats Buffs Twice In Indianapolis Twin Bill
Houston’s Dave Gerard took losses in both ends of a doubleheader as Indianapolis swept the Buffaloes with a 2-9 and 6-6 score. Bud Zipfel and Cliff Cook led the offense, while Jim Snyder tied the opener with a homer, and a wind aided inside the park shot.
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Phillies propose draft to curb big bonuses for high schoolers
Philadelphia general manager John Quinn criticizes large bonuses to new high school players. He advocates a free agent draft similar to football and says the Phillies may back legislation at the upcoming MLB meetings. He argues the draft would curb escalating payouts and notes the team has limited signings this spring.
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All American Graduation Game Pitches East as Favorite
East team is rated 21 favored to beat West in the All American Graduation football game at Buffalo War Memorial Stadium, a prediction ridiculed by East coach Rip Engle. He notes West features several Rose Bowl players and that coordination between a center Roy McKasson and quarterback Bob Schloredt gives the West a strong edge. The game, sponsored by the American Football Coaches Association, will be broadcast nationally with some areas blacked out.
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61 Shoot Under Par In Wester
GRAND RAPIDS Mich AP Par in today's second round of the Western Open Golf Tournament should look a good deal less like a holiday turkey after a boarding house dinner. Tee markers were moved back to normal after 61 siz zling players in the 149 man field Rory themselves on sub par scores to start the $30,000 event Thursday. Already Arnold Palmer of Miami Fla and ex University of Southern California golfer Al Geiberger took the biggest bite. They fed the field with under par 66s. The Blythfield Country Club course plays to a par of 36 35 71. Punched in a six pack one stroke behind the leaders were Michigan raised Dave Hill, Don January of Dallas, Doug Sanders of Miami Beach, Sam Snead, Teri Kroll of Fort Lauderdale, and host club pro John Barnum.
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