Injury list grows as Yankees, Red Sox battered in two games
Orioles seize first place by beating the Yankees 4-2 while Washington extends its streak to four with a 2-1 win over Boston. Pitcher Jim Bouton hospitalized after a line drive strike, 12 stitches needed. Don Lock injures ankle, Gil Hodges hot with 20 hits in 40 at bats three homers, while Red Sox add two to medical list and starter Conley falters. Gentile delivers two RBIs as Orioles win 4-2.
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Stan Wiliams
Red Sox stumble under .500 as Conley injures ankle
Boston drops 2-1 to Washington marking their first sub .500 run since mid April. Gene Conley, the two sport pitcher who also plays for the Knicks, faces possible bullpen shift after an ankle injury. X-rays ordered, while Wilbur Wood may be pressed into starting duties. Washington’s Cave Stenhouse allowed two hits in relief to seal the win.
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Roman Mejias
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Tom LeBlanc First In Ninth Lanes Roll-Off
Tom LeBlanc topped the ninth in a series of five string roll-offs at Pastime lanes with 609. Ray Petrin took second with 540 and Ray Boudreau third with 528. Oscar Letellier earned the special prize for the highest single of 120 in a string. Other bowlers were Oscar Le
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Belmont Favorite Listed in Belmont Stakes Field
New York AP Owners and trainers prepare for the 95th Belmont Stakes at Aqueduct with seven entries including Chateau Gay, Top Gallant, Tom Cat, Insurrection, Bonjour, and Choker. Each carries 126 pounds as Candy Spots remains the odds-on favorite to win the $125,000 race worth $101,700 to the victor.
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Miami and Los Angeles boxing results reported
In Miami Clarence Robinson 155 of Opa-Locka defeated Jimmy Beasley 152 of Fort Lauderdale by stoppage. In Los Angeles Benny McCovey 152 2 pounds beat Prince Rudy 159% of Compton on points after ten rounds.
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Golf star Polackwich leads Biddeford Saco Twi Light play
Twi Golf Al Polackwich dominates individual play at Biddeford Saco Country Club for the Par 36 course with a 34. Team one holds a three and a half point cushion over runnerup Team 5 in standings. Readable standings show Team 1 leading with 48 points. various illegible entries follow.
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Saco Recreation Center beats Phillips 66 in Memorial Field game
In Saco Babe Ruth League action at Memorial Field, Saco Recreation Center crushed Phillips 66 by a final score of 7 to 5. Gowen led the winners with nine RBIs, while Charles Sinkowitch and Gray added key hits as Saco Recreation rallied with big innings and strong defense.
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Trades Trigger Cub Rise Colts And Elks Winners In League Play
National Colts extended their winning streak by downing York Heel 17 11 and the Elks crushed Saco Tanning 12 3 in Thursday sevening games in the Biddeford Saco Softball League. Colts beat York Heel at West Memorial Field to hand them their first loss this season while Elks won on Memorial Field.
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McDaniel Delivers Relief Save and Homer Tie NL Lead
In a dramatic 10th inning relief appearance Lindy McDaniel of the Cubs stranded the bases loaded by catching Willie Mays at second and fanning Ed Bailey, then hit a home run to lift Chicago to a 3-2 win over San Francisco. Jim Gentile drove in three for the Orioles in a 4-2 victory over the Yankees, restoring Baltimore to first in the AL by .017.
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