Sandy Sets Whiff Mark and Crandall Four-Hits Night
In St Louis, Bob Aspro and Vic power stumble as the Cardinals edge the Colts 4-3. Crandall uncorks four hits to pace San Francisco past the Dodgers 2-1, while Koufax sets a strikeout mark in a tense night across the league.
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Dodgers Win Opener Cubs Bow To Tribe in Baytown Playoffs
Dodgers beat Tigers 7 3 to begin Baytown Little League playoffs as they vie to advance to consolation city playoffs, while Cubs fall 6 4 to Indians. Bullard and Ellis starred for Dodgers with key hits, Short earned the win. Elmore took the loss. Indians' Wotipka notched the victory for the Tribe Cubs May had two hits in three trips.
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Pah Elmore
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Greg Aleberry
Wotipka
Charles May
Benny Lansford
Karl Cooper
Eagles
Jonty Ihn
Baytown Entry Fourth in 32-Team Junior Olympic Field
The Baytown Junior Olympic team placed fourth in the intermediate division at a Houston meet with 32 teams. Bill Littlefield won the 70 yard high hurdles in 9.5 seconds and placed second in the 12 yard low hurdles with 13.9 seconds, aiding the 440 yard relay to third in 44.9. Pat Boyle ran 10.6 in the 100 yard dash. In the older group Jack Ford won shot put at 52 feet 9 inches, Albert Crumps long jump at 18 feet 10.5 inches, Vic Humphrey ran 4:50.8 in the mile, Will Odom 6th in the mile.
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Will Odom
Wimbledon Politics Touch Sting On Upsets At Open
Wimbledon officials faced a political dilemma as Russia’s Alex Metreveli withdrew from the men’s singles after refusing to meet South African Abe Segal over apartheid. Hungary’s Istvan Gulyas then pulled out of doubles with Segal, and Suzi Kormoczy could join them in a first round doubles match. Amid protests, top seeds still advanced, including Jan Lehane and Norma Baylon, while Chuck McKinley and Marge Smith endured tight wins.
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Belgium
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Carol Prosen
Orlando
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Metrovelis
Moscow
Jan Lehane
Australia
Norma Baylon
Pirates Win Second Inteen League Action Summary
Pirates win second as Sophomore League Pirates beat Dodgers 4 2 while Indians and Red Sox tie 4 4 in Junior League action Eagles romp 16 0 over Barbers Hill Oilers in four innings. Carl Cooper led Eagles with two of three. Pirates pitcher Ken McWilliams earned the win.
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Orioles Cruise Past Yankees in 3-1 Sweep
Baltimore grabbed the AL lead with a three to one victory over New York, Barber dealing seven strong innings and Powell and Robinson delivering key homers. The win completed a three-game sweep, extending Baltimore’s win streak to four and widening the Yankees’ trouble as Los Angeles surged to nine straight wins.
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Geiberger Takes Lead In Cleveland Open Golf
Al Geiberger fired six birdies in ten holes to grab the first round lead at the Cleveland Open at Highland Park, posting 64. Tony Lema and George Bayer shot 69 to trail, Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus tied for eighth and 16th respectively as the four-day event began with 159 starters and a cut to 96 at halfway.
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SCORECARD International League game results
Columbus defeated Buffalo 4 to 0 while Rochester beat Atlanta 5 to 4 and Jacksonville won over Syracuse 10 to 3.
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Syracuse
Mira Seeks All Star Shot With 49ers This Year
Buffalo AP George Mira, Miami quarterback, aims for two all star games to earn a chance with the San Francisco 49ers. He previews learning defenses, changing plays at the line of scrimmage, and hopes to move from the bench as East face West in the All American game at War Memorial Stadium. He notes coach Jack Christiansen’s January visit and plans to attend San Francisco camp before reporting for the All Star game in Chicago in August.
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