Red Sox edge Tigers in opener of two night doubleheader
Boston centerfielder Reggie Smith benched for late arrival as Mike Andrews returns to second base for a 3-2 win over Detroit. Jim Lonborg appears in relief for Boston in the seventh, with the club staying six games behind Detroit in the pennant race. The opener featured RBI by Carl Yastrzemski and a late Boston rally despite leaving four men on base.
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Late Inning Rally Gives Tigers Win Over Maroon
A late rally by Biddeford produced an 8-7 victory over Thornton Academy at Waterhouse Field in Telegram League baseball played in sporadic rain. Dery pitched well for the Tigers while Lonborg praised his relief work after a 4-3 Red Sox win over the Tigers, noting improved control and a usable curve as he nears full readiness after knee surgery.
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Patriots Coach Names Trull Starter Candidate for 1968
Boston coach Mike Holovak says Don Trull presently mans the starting QB role over veteran Babe Parilli for the 1968 AFL season though he cautions training camp could change the pecking order. In San Juan officials note Vicente Raul Rondon and Venezuela’s Rodriguez are involved in the day’s notices while New Orleans reports Percy Pugh has edged Billy in a local contest.
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Lonborg Debuts With Ovation In Red Sox Comeback
Jim Lonborg made his 1948 Boston debut after being summoned in the seventh inning. He loaded the bases before escaping on a Willie Horton force play, then retired the Tigers in order in the eighth. Gates Brown and Dick McAuliffe sparked a late push, but Sparky Lyle closed the game.
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Baboon Escapes Surgery At South Africa Hospital
A fully grown male baboon slated for a kidney transplant study at Karl Bremer Hospital fled during preparation. It dashed through a hospital window and hid in a police sergeant’s home before a hospital official shot it after a 20 minute search for food.
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Marriage Bureau in Knock Aims to Boost Marriages
The bishops of Connacht six counties in the West of Ireland have opened a marriage introduction bureau in Knock County Mayo. Archbishop Joseph Walsh of Tuam says elderly bachelors and unmarried women fear making advances, leading to depopulation, and the bureau will help them meet.
Fragmentary Q and A About Presidents and Trees
Fragmented Q and A discusses seasons in the south and a president with a brief White House tenure. It mentions William Henry Harrison and a North American tree but lacks clear narrative, making the specific facts unclear.
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Major League Leaders in batting and more
The Associated Press lists American League leaders by stat with Yasiel Trzemski and Howard among top batters. It shows Campaneris and Det. Powell leading runs batted in, with entries for hits doubles triples and stolen bases. Pitching leaders include John, McLain, Keiko, and Meadowell with 111 and 84.
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Fragmentary Baseball Box Score Snippet
Reading shows a partial box score with players from Pittsburgh and Cincinnati and scattered statistics. Names such as Rose Alou and Clemente appear amid at bats and runs batted in, with references to stolen bases and team ties, but the text is fragmentary and hard to reconstruct a full game story.
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Former Harvard star Bobby Leo signs with Boston Papers
Bobby Leo, a former Harvard halfback, agreed to terms with the Boston Papers of the American Football League for an age fill season. Leo weighs 180 pounds and will aim to play as a flanker and punt returner, after limited action in previous seasons.
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Yawkey Donates Receipts From Rainy Sox Game
Boston Red Sox owner Tom Yawkey announced the club would donate 62703.80 of the Sunday rain shortened game's receipts to the Children’s Cancer Research Foundation. The crowd reached 34053 as Baltimore won 4-3 in five and a half innings amid heavy rain and a muddy field.
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Sports Scores Fragment from Associated Press Dispatch
Fragmentary newspaper wire note shows team scores for Detroit Baltimore Cleveland Boston Oakland New York and California with partial standings. Mentions upcoming and recent games including Chicago at Cleveland Oakland at Washington California at Baltimore Minnesota at New York Detroit at Boston and a Wednesday slate with Detroit at Boston.
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Leo Lessard Blanks Portland For Eagles Win
Right hander Leo Lessard blanked Portland 4 0 at St. Louis Alumni Field as he scattered eight hits and earned the Eagles a victory. Don Rochefort backed Lessard with timely defense and three hits at the plate. Lessard fanned 11 and walked three over nine innings while 18 Eagles used the bench.
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Fuller seeks reversal of hearing verdict in Derby disqualification
Louisville AP The Kentucky State Racing Commission refused to delay a June 12 hearing on the stewards findings that Dancer's Image carried the illegal medication phenylbutazone in the May 4 Kentucky Derby. Peter Fuller, owner of the colt, asks the commission to overturn the ruling and to reverse a suspension that expires June 13. Trainers Grafton and Bonnie withdrew their appeal after seeking a postponement.
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Kennebunk High Edges Wells High For 1-0 Victory
Kennebunk High edged Wells High 1-0 in Southern York Secondary Association play yesterday. The Rams capitalized after an error on a Wells throw, with Lou Farber reaching on a mound hit and advancing on misplays. Skip Williams drew a walk, Milt Smith bunted, and Farber scored on a subsequent error.
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York High Nine Tramples Friars in Southern York League
York High defeated St. Anthony's 21 to 2 in a Southern York League game on Monday. York pitchers held the visitors to three hits, while Pete Estes and Dave Hardy homered for York. Krulikas Karalis Tena siunas and Kiemas Bracy and Estes contributed for York.
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Borden Named Captain Elect Of Suffolk University Baseball
Boston AP report says George F. Buzzy Borden, who aided a Massachusetts high school baseball title in 1965, is captain-elect of Suffolk University baseball. Borden, named Monday, posted a 1-8 record with a 3.49 ERA this season after six months in the Army in 1967.
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Mazziotti Defeats Anderson In Five Inning Softball Bout
Mazziotti led 4 to 1 in runs over Anderson with Anger and Lessard keying the offense. Mazziotti held the opponents to early innings while tossing two strong relievers. Les sard picked up the win, Mazziotti took the loss, with final score and inning details noting Mazziotti 8 in 5, Lessard 2 in 1 2 3 innings, and Anger 6.
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Mountain View wins Hinsdale feature in close blanket finish
Mountain View driven by Frank Inman captured the Hinsdale Race Way feature race in a three horse blanket finish. The pacer completed the mile in 2 09 to edge Guy K. Dudley by a nose with Manor Way a nose back for third.
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Conigliaro Denies Health Report About Himself
Boston slugger Tony Conigliaro says he feels fine and is not quitting baseball for singing after reports he canceled four nightclub dates due to headaches. His agent calls the claim a hoax. doctors advised against strenuous activity as he recovers from eye injuries suffered last year.
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Farbizon Captures Dedham Purse At Suffolk Downs
Farbizon earned his first win in 10 starts this year by a narrow 1 length margin in the $4,800 Dedham Purse at Suffolk Downs on Monday before a crowd of 10,450. Farbizon paid $8.60 to win for trainer and jockey connections.
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