Burr & Burton Club Swamps Chester 13 4 in Marble Valley
In Chester Burr and Burton Bulldogs erupted for nine runs in the third inning and four more in the fifth to defeat Chester 13 4 in Marble Valley baseball Friday. The win marks Burr and Burton’s second league victory of the season as every starter scored at least one run in the big third inning. Binty Bowen delivered the decisive triple while Vincent Kayatta earned the win with strong relief into the fourth inning.
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Henry
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Detroit Rolls Past Minnesota 5-0 in Shutout
Mickey Lolich tossed a three-hit shutout as Detroit beat Minnesota 5-0. Jerry Lumpe drove in three runs with a two-run single and a key hit as Lolich struck out seven and walked two, improving to 2-0.
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Twins
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Tigers
Dick Stigman
Stigman
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Bill Freehan
Texas Open Thins Out Veterans
The Texas Open at Oak Hills Country Club saw leaders slim to Terry Dill and Gene Littler with 67s for 134 after two rounds. Dan Sikes sits 135, five others 136, while Clyde Mullins shot a 65 the day’s best. Dill, 25, from West Texas and Texas alum, said he must work harder despite breakthrough 67s.
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Oak Hills Country Club
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Ponte Vedra
Fla
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Dutch) Harrison
Bob Charles
Dick Crawford
Howie Johnson
Ken Venturi
Clyde
Moon) Mullins
Bermuda Dunes
Calif
Mullins
Don January
Dill
University of Texas
Oklahoma City
Narvaez Extends Win Streak With Unanimous Over Dorado
New York UPI reports Frankie Narvaez, 14th straight win, defeats Vicente Dorado of Argentina by unanimous decision in a 10 round bout. Narvaez, born in Puerto Rico, improves to 21-1, landing a third round knockdown and dominating with a right cross in the sixth. Referee Zach Clayton and two judges favored Narvaez 7-3 and 6-3-1, while UPI had him 8-2. Dorado falls to 39-12-12.
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Ring Magazine
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Joe Armstrong
Art Aidala
United Press International
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Buddhists Intercede For Diem's Brother
Buddhist leaders urged South Vietnam to spare Ngo Dinh Can, Diem's brother, by commuting his death sentence for murder extortion and other crimes. Can faces beheading within five days if clemency is denied, while his appeal to General Minh seeks life imprisonment. The crisis tied to central Viet Nam and the Buddhist struggle amid Diem's ouster.
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Villanova Fleet Feet Sweep Penn Relays in Philadelphia
Villanova led by Vic Zwolak and Tom Sullivan captured both the four mile and the distance medley at the Penn Relays opening in Philadelphia. Zwolak anchored wins, Sullivan aided with strong legs as the Wildcats beat Seton Hall Fordham Georgetown Michigan. Other results include Manny McArdle and Jay Luck posting hurdles wins and qualifiers across the meet.
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Dick Hearn
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American University
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Kansas State tops Drake Relays in distance medley relay win
Emporia State's Tom O Hara and John Camulen anchored a 9 51.9 DMR victory at Drake as Loyola scratched its quartet to save stars for the invitational mile. Arizona's Gayle Hopkins in his collegian debut erased Jesse Owens record with a 26 ft 1 1 2 in broad jump, while Damien and O Hara duel looms.
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Marilynn Smith Sets Multiple Records at Titleholders
Marilynn Smith, the defending champion, shoots a 6 under 66 in the Titleholders Championship to grab a four shot lead. She breaks the back nine record with 5 under 31 and lowers the tournament record to 139 for two rounds, ahead of Judy Kimball who trails.
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Jamaica
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Sioux City
Iowa
Berg, Creed, Smith Lead As Berg Shoots 76 In Round Two
In a 36 hole event tied records as Miss Berg finishes with 76 for a 145 total while Clifford Ann Creed and Jo Ann Prentice are one and two strokes behind at 144 and 145 respectively. Mickey Wright posts 70 and Miss Smith leads after opening rounds.
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Gloria Armstrong
Pretty Marlene Bauer Hagge
Peggy Wilson
N L Results Night MLB Matchups Across Cities
National League results list games featuring New York at Pittsburgh Chicago at Philadelphia Houston at St. Louis Los Angeles at Milwaukee San Francisco at Cincinnati played at night across multiple venues. The schedule highlights intercity matchups and night game status for each pairing.
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