CYO Downs Arlington 6-5 in seventh inning win
In Interstate League action at Alumni Field CYO edged Arlington 6-5 in seven innings. Kevin Durocher and Scott Racicot shared mound duties with Racicot earning the win and Jim Corey charged with the loss as JayJay Moore hit the first Alumni Field homer this season and Durocher drove in the decisive runs.
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CYO
Arlington
Alumni Field
Kevin Durocher
Scott Racicot
JayJay Moore
Moore
Jim Knox
Russ Holton
Holton
Dick LaCroix
Tom Blake
Bob Pike
Durocher
Guy Ottaviano
Steve Rice
Ottaviano
Rice
Louis Tomasi
Mike Young
Arlingtonites
Dave LaCroix
Rick Bartholdi
Jim Corey
Kaline Delivers Winning RBI in Tigers Narrow Victory
Al Kaline moved to center field on May 25 and has sparked the Tigers as they surge in the pennant chase. The veteran outfielder delivered the decisive RBI in a 5-4 win over the Orioles, lifting Detroit into contention.
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Kaline
RBI
Tigers
Orioles
al Kaline
Detroit
Bob Swift
Spahn Cleans Out Locker As Mets Head For St. Louis
Warren Spahn, 44, was released by the Mets and packed his locker at Shea Stadium before the team flew to St. Louis. He reflected on the shock and denied reports of cliques or tensions, noting he may return to ranch life or seek another baseball role. Spahn awaited waivers and possible interest from the Giants, while keeping options open for 1965.
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Mets
St. Louis
New York
UPI
Warren Spahn
Ball Park
Shea Stadium
Teddy Decker
Spahnnie
Roy McMillan
Casey
Stengel
Met
Lorene
Giants
Oklahoma
Milwaukee
Bobby Bragan
Senate to probe AAU NCAA feud over athletic freedom
Senate Commerce Committee chair Warren Magnuson said the panel will act to curb the ongoing AAU and NCAA power struggle affecting athletes and colleges. Witnesses will include leaders, educators and affected athletes as the dispute threatens Olympic and amateur sports integrity.
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UPI
Senate Commerce Committee
American Athletic Union
AAU
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
North Dakota
Senate
John F. Kennedy
Douglas MacArthur
U.S
Kiev
Nuxhall Wins Again As Reds Top Phils
Cincinnati ace Joe Nuxhall earned his sixth decision and fifth straight win in an 8-1 victory over Philadelphia, aiding the NL leaders who hold a slim edge over the Dodgers. Nuxhall added an RBI double, Pinson and Cardenas each had three hits, and Coker hit a disputed homer. Drysdale, Groat, and a Cardinals rally highlighted other NL actions.
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Don Buford
Chicago
Sox
Dave Nicholson
Tom Reynolds
Minnesota
Sandy Valdespino
A’s
Reynolds
al Worthington
Jim Perry
Twins
Tony Oliva
Jim Kaat
Johnny Klippstein
Cincinnati
Joe Nuxhall
Reds
Dick Sisler
Los Angeles
Nuxhall
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Philadelphia
Don Drysdale
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Mets
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Baltimore
New York
Washington
Chris Short
Vada Pinson
Leo Cardenas
Jim Coker
Phillies
Coker
Dick Stuart
Drysdale
Dick Ellsworth
Maury Wills
Vermont Amateur Quarter Finals On Tap Today
Eight players led by defending champion Fred McKnight and 1964 New England champion John Donnelly will compete in the Vermont State Amateur Golf Championship quarter finals at Rutland Country Club. Semifinals follow the day’s play with the final scheduled Saturday.
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Rutland
UPI
Fred McKnight
New England
John Donnelly
Vermont
Rutland Country Club
Miami Could Land AFL Franchise If Orange Bowl Lease Succeeds
Miami may receive an AFL team in 1966 if the city’s 10 year Orange Bowl lease deal satisfies AFL negotiators. The Miami city commission unanimously approved offering terms to AFL Commissioner Joe Foss after talks with Mayor Robert King High. AFL subcommittee momentum and multiple bidding groups boost Miami’s prospects, with executive committee likely to favor a Miami franchise.
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UPI
American Football League
City Commission
AFL
Joe Foss
Robert King High
Milt Woodard
Foss
New York
Commission
AFL Executive Committee
Woodard
Schroder Leads Public Links Golf Tourney
Twenty one year old Schroder, a University of San Francisco student, heads into the 36 hole semi final of the Public Links championship after defeating the defending champion. He faces Arn Dokka, 21, another college student from California State, noted for his putting. In the other semi, Al Bailey of Cedar Rapids meets Leo Zampedro of Warren, Ohio, who knocked out Stanley Poploski, 43, of Pittsburgh. Schroder had earlier eliminated defending champion Bill McDonald, 21, of Topeka, and Rufus Grier of Dayton, Ohio.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Jim Schroder
United States Golf Assn
Schroder
University of San Francisco
Arn Dokka
California State
Dokka
al Bailey
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Leo Zampedro
Warren Ohio
Stanley Poploski
Schrader
Bill McDonald
Topeka
Kan
Rufus Grier
Dayton
Ohio
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