Angels crush Orioles 8-2 for fifth straight loss
Albie Pearson led the Angels with a homer and three RBIs as Los Angeles completed a sweep of Baltimore. Dean Chance earned his fifth win as Robin Roberts was touched for seven hits and five runs. Felix Torres and Lee Thomas provided multi hit support in the 8-2 victory at Chavez Ravine.
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Mets Win Pair of 10 Inning Victories Over Pirates
New York(Mets) defeat Pittsburgh Pirates 4-3 in 10 innings with Jim Hickman homer. Earlier 2-1 win after outfield collision allows timely scoring. Stallard starts strong. Mazeroski aids late surge but Mets hold on. Burgess ejected after dispute in fifth, Snider hits 398th homer for early lead.
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Indians Sweep Yankees With Lefty Duo homer duel
Cleveland pitchers Jim Kralick and Sam McDowell shut down the Yankees in a doubleheader split. Kralick tossed a two hitter in the opener with Joe Adcock and Joe Azcue providing key power. McDowell earned win in the nightcap as Fred Whitfield and Azcue drove in runs to rally past New York.
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Americans Aim to Defend British Amateur Title
At St Andrews in Scotland eight Walker Cup players open the British Amateur Championship defending a winning run since Jesse Dweetser. Odds place Billy Joe Patton and Ronnie Shade as favorites among a 250 strong field as play begins at 7 am. Finalists will play 36 holes next Saturday after seven rounds of 18 holes.
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France Leads Brazil 2-1 in Davis Cup
Paris AP reports France built a 2-1 series lead over Brazil as Patrice Contet and Daniel Contet defeated Ronald Barnes and Carlos Fernandes in doubles 2-4 12-10 6-2 6-2 The two remaining singles matches are scheduled for Monday making France the favorite to win the series
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Berth Decision Looms For NCAA World Series Run
Omaha AP report shows one NCAA World Series berth undecided as Missouri faces St. Louis University in a best of three series. The District 5 crown already decided, leaving one spot open before the June 10 opening in Omaha.
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Reds Beat Dodgers In Annual Bluefield Club Match
The Reds defeated the Blues 21 4 to 2 in a 56 golfer 18 hole event at Bluefield Country Club. Jim Strupp and L C Lazenby led with 74s. Dan Wells 75. Leslie Fowlkes 76. Dr Ralph McCue 77. Captain Dr Elliott Blaydes Jr led the Reds. Bill Peery captained the Blues. Bob Stewart Jr won the club’s hole in one tourney with a near ace on No 2. The ladies begin qualifying for the June 9 low net handicap on Tuesday.
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O'Toole First To Win Ninth Game
In Cincinnati Jim O'Toole pitched seven hits allowed and became the first major league pitcher to win nine games as the Reds defeated the Dodgers 5-2. los angeles committed two errors opening the way for five unearned runs while Podres took the loss.
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Wildcats Claim IC4A Team Title Amid Slim Field
Villanova captured its fourth consecutive IC4A track team title with 49 points at the 87th championships in New York. Yale finished second with 35, Manhattan 27, Morgan State 23, Maryland 22, Harvard 14, Holy Cross 11 and NYU 10 as 49 colleges entered the meet cut by exams and scarce spectators.
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Sachs Pays $100 For Continuing In Race
Eddie Sachs of Detroit paid a $100 fine to the U S Auto Club after continuing in the Memorial Day 590 mile race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. USAC said Sachs apologized for racing after brushing a railing and then crashed later on another track section.
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Lorenzen Wins World 600 After Johnson Tire Blowout
Fred Lorenzen steering a 1963 Ford won the World 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway as Junior Johnson’s tire failed on the 393rd lap. Lorenzen, trailing by about 10 seconds, surged ahead to take the $30,000 first prize in a five hour race. Rex White finished third with Buck Baker and David Pearson following. Lorenzen’s fuel gauge pressured late stops. he coasted home on the final lap.
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1923 Yale All American Milstead Dies at 62
Pleasantville New York report says Century Milstead former Yale All America football tackle of 1923 was found dead at his home Sunday from a coronary likely. He was 62.
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Fletcher Takes Elks Golf By Easy 10-Stroke Margin
Arman Fletcher of Princeton won the 14-hole State Elks Golf Tournament at Willow Wood Country Club Hinton West Virginia Sunday with a 1 under par 71 final round. He led all rounds and finished 10 strokes ahead of Ned Payne Bob Wolf and Jim Chatfield who placed second third and fourth respectively.
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Campbell Captures Kenridge Golf Title in Wet Finale
Bill Campbell of Huntington West Virginia defeated Ralph Bogart of Chevy Chase Maryland 5 and 4 to win the Kenridge Invitational in Charlottesville Virginia. Campbell led 5 up at the turn and finished two under par on 14 holes amid drizzle after a 21 hole semifinal duel with Buddy Loving.
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Top 10 In Majors v Alou Baseball History
A list highlights leading major league hitters and pitchers with scores: Aaron 39 and Cepeda 38 for San Francisco, Boyer 38 and White 37 for St. Louis, in a 1960s era recap. Milwaukee is noted with Aaron at 38.
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Ferrier Sets Pace in Speedway Festival with 61
Jim Ferrier, 48, blasted a 61 in the Speedway Festival Golf Open at Speedway course to seize a share of the lead at 201, with Julius Boros and Don Finsterwald tied at 200. Boros and Finsterwald followed with strong rounds, while others including Tommy Aaron and Tony Lema trailed by a stroke or two.
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Griffith Aims for Record Third Welterweight reign
Emile Griffith seeks a historic third welterweight title by defeating Luis Rodriguez in a 15 round championship at Madison Square Garden. The return bout will be broadcast by ABC-TV with Griffith aiming to avenge his previous loss to Rodriguez who has won 12 straight and holds a 50-2 record.
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Baseball Standings and Monday Schedule Highlight
Yesterday standings show Cleveland 5 7, Detroit 7, Minnesota 6, Boston 114, Chicago 6 10, Washington 6, Kansas City 4 10 innings LA 8 Baltimore 2. Monday games list Chicago Fisher 4 6 at Los Angeles Turley 1 4 and Minnesota Pascual 7 4 at Kansas City Wickersham 3 3 plus two 10 inning games New York 2 4 Pittsburgh 1 3 and Philadelphia 5 2 Chicago 2 3 Houston 3 Milwaukee 1 17 innings San Francisco 6 St Louis 4 Cincinnati 5 Los Angeles 2. LA Drysdale 6 5 at Houston Farrel 4 6 night game.
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