Cardinals Fall as Reds Edge St Louis 10-4 in Early Season Shock
Reds walloped St Louis 10-4 as Cincinnati hitters dazzle with a grand slam from Gordy Coleman and a three-run shot by Vada Pinson. John Tsitouris limited the Cardinals to five hits while Ken Boyer Dick Groat doubles and Curt Flood homered for St Louis. Mets win their first game on Bobby Klaus’s 10th inning homer off Claude Raymond, while the NFL season-long clock runs on St Louis.
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Vada Pinson
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John Tsitouris
Ken Boyer
Dick Groat
Curt Flood
Bobby Klaus
Claude Raymond
Jim Wynn
Bob Sadowski
Cubs
Ernie Banks
First Race At Fonda Tomorrow At Fonda Speedway
Rene Charland the NASCAR champion and Bill Wimble will headline the opening night at Fonda Speedway in Fonda New York with Lou Lazzaro Utica resident also in the 23 lap feature. Races start 8 pm and kick off spring and summer stock car schedule. Three 10 lap heats plus main and 10 lap consolation. About 40 cars expected.
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Rene Charland
Holyoke
Mass
Fonda Speedway
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Charland
Bill Wimble
Lisbon
New York State
Lou Lazzaro
Utica
Boston Faces Baltimore Tomorrow Opener at Fenway Park
Boston Red Sox reshuffle batting order for the home opener with Baltimore Orioles at Fenway Park. Manager Billy Moorman plans Lennie Green leadoff and Frank Malzone second, while Rico Petrocelli drops to eighth. Pitching schedule lists Monbouquette, Wilson, Morehead, Lonborg for the five-game stand.
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Cambridge
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Rico Petrocelli
Washington
Grech
Her- Man
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Earl Wilson
Baltimore
Dave Morehead
Jim Lonborg
Monbouquette
White Sox
Major League Standings and Thursday Results
New York defeated Houston five to four in ten innings. Milwaukee routed Chicago five to one while Cincinnati crushed St Louis four, with San Francisco at Philadelphia and Los Angeles at Pittsburgh postponed by rain.
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W. L. Pet
Spence Versus Halliday Headline Wednesday Card In Roxbury
Bill Cribbs meets Felix Santiago in a six round semifinal at the Bubble Room as Eddie Spence faces Rocky Halliday in the eight round main event. Debuting pro Low Raftis meets Nelson Carbassa in a four round welterweight opener. Other bouts feature Jesus Tanco vs Willie Boyd and Juan Ramos against Clarence Osborne in six rounds. Spence aims for 18th win and has trained in Boston under Johnny Dunne.
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Tingside
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Rocky Halliday
Wilkes-Barre
New York
Low Raftis
Nelson Carbassa
Raftis
Worcester
Ned Mack
Jesus Tanco
New York City
Willie Boyd
Rochester
N.Y
Juan Ramos
Clarence Osborne
Paterson
N.J
Spence
Halliday
Billy Lonergan
Carmelo Hernandez
Mike McGurk
Boston
Johnny Dunne
Twin Double Pays $3,767 At Green Mt
At Green Mountain Park in Pownal Vermont a twin double payout of 3,767.80 highlighted the night as Adios, Gold, Dillon, and Canuck led the winning combo. A crowd of 1,773 wagered 92,299 on the card with Vigian paying 20.89 15.00 and 4.80 in the night’s best single bet.
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Gene Treil
Fitme
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Somers Girt
Linda’s Deel
Savings Bond
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Joe Dilton
Charlie Ging
von Honor
Omars Quick Flash
Prince Discovery
Zelda Clee
Bradley Honored With Bill Bradley Room in Cave
Stanton Missouri reports Bill Bradley, Princeton basketball ace, is honored by neighbor Lester B. Dill who named a room in Meramec Caverns after him The Bill Bradley Room will include pictures and stories about the famed athlete from Crystal City and surrounding area.
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Dick Watruba Named Holy Cross Assistant Dean
Dick Watruba, longtime Cranwell head football and track coach, is named assistant to the dean of men and director of the resident program at Holy Cross College effective Sept. 1. He will supervise dormitory prefects, is a 1960 Holy Cross graduate, and has held multiple coaching and education roles including at Cranwell and Worcester Academy. He studied education at Montclair College and Union College, and attends UMass graduate school part time. He is married to Patricia Ann Hayes of Clifton, N.J., and plans to move to Worcester are incomplete.
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Victory First for Johnny as Yanks Whitewash Angels 4-0
Johnny Keane wins in his Yankee debut season opener as New York blanks Los Angeles 4-0. Mel Stottlemyre earns the win backed by Roger Maris's homer and two RBIs while Marcelino Lopez struggles in eight innings for Los Angeles. Elsewhere, Bennie Daniels loses a potential no hitter as Smoky Burgess breaks it up with a pinch hit. Detroit wins 6-4 over Minnesota and Kansas City beats Cleveland 7-3.
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Tenpin Highlights And awards mark nearby bowling season
The piece notes Schaefer’s 2923 three game total and Dawley 665 with 238 in a Classic League clash. It highlights John Germann’s appearance at the annual awards program drawing 500 attendees and donating his fee to the local Heart Fund. The report covers upcoming tournaments in Brockton and Mount Greylock Bowl, plus leaders across leagues and notable scores.
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