U S Davis Cup Team eliminates Canada in Davis Cup play
The United States clinched advancement by defeating Canada 9-7 6-2 6-3 as Chuck McKinley and Riessen Riessen beat Harry Fauquier and Keith Carpenter to take a 3-0 lead in the best of five. A pair of singles matches follow as exhibitions with the U S in firm control.
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U.S
Canada
Bakersfield, Calif
United States
Chuck Mc
Dallas
Tex
Fauquier
Riessen
McKinley
Carpenter
U. S
Red and Blue golf match set at Bluefield Country Club
The Bluefield Country Club hosts a noon start for a Red and Blue three point team golf match. 18 holes are played in foursomes with high and low scoring. Losers must buy victors meals at the June 17 Stag Night Banquet, where a 1965 Masters film will be shown.
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Bluefield
Williamson Leads Wolfpack To West Virginia Baseball Title
Williamson tops Parkersburg 4-1 to claim the state championship as Parkersburg errors in the fifth inning open the door. O'Neil earns his ninth win, Wright drives in two, and Heffner powers the Big Reds with a solo homer.
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Parkersburg
Williamson
Richard O'Neil
Big Reds
West Virginia
Mike Fuchs
Fuchs
Bob Wright
O'Neil
Boston Upsets Kansas City 5-3 on Radatz’s 11th inning homer
Dick Radatz hit his first major league home run in the 11th inning breaking a 3-3 tie and he added eight strikeouts in three scoreless innings of relief to help Boston beat Kansas City 5-3. Radatz homered off Jesse Hickman with one out in the 11th and Boston added an insurance run after Lenny Green walked and scored on Felix Mantilla’s infield hit. Radatz entered in the ninth and struck out the first two, then fanned four in a row before finishing the 11th.
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Wright
Parkersburg
Young O'Neil
Wolfpack
Wellisburg
Rob Beach
John Dunn
Williamson
Williamson Martinsburg
Parkersburg East Bank
East Bank
Dave Butterfield
Gus Bell
Kansas City
Dick Radatz
Boston
Radatz
Jesse Hickman
Red Sox
Lenny Gree
Felix Mantilla
American League results and Sunday schedule
Yesterday New York defeated Chicago 4 to 3 in 10 innings. Baltimore blanked Los Angeles 7 to 0. Washington at Minnesota and Boston at Kansas City postponed. Sundays games feature New York hosting Chicago and Boston at Kansas City with listed pitchers.
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New York
Chicago
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Washington
Minnesota
Boston
Kansas City
John
Pizarro
Ford
More
Bennett
Buschhorn
Sheldon
Sparma
Cleveland
Detroit
Daniels
Boswell
Palmer
Roberts
City
Orioles Top Angels Behind Bunker's Five Hitters
Brooks Robinson led Baltimore with four hits including a homer and four RBIs as the Orioles beat the Los Angeles Angels 74. Wally Bunker allowed five safeties in a strong outing to earn his second win against two losses. Bob Johnson added a bases empty homer and Sam Bowens contributed a single and a double in a 13 hit attack.
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LOS Angeles
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore
Los Angeles Angels
Wally Bunker
Robinson
Orioles
Bob Johnson
Sam Bowens
Bunker
Angels
al Spangler
Willie Smith
Bi — Acociate
Eee Stone
Burneen Ib Blefary
Spengler
Egan
Blair Cf
Fregosi
W.smith
Brandt Cf
Rodgers
Shockley
Adair
Schaal
Brown
Gotay
Brunet
Rosso Baltimore
Aparicio
Cardenal
Campbell Leads 27 Americans In British Amateur Bid
Campbell 42 from Huntington West Virginia headlines a 27 player American group in the 176 man field at Porthcawl Wales. He defends the US Amateur title and seeks success on 6700 yard links after prior attempts including a 1954 loss to Doug Bachli. The American squad also includes Hyndman Sweeny Chapman Gardner and Bostwick with hopes high.
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Bil Campbell
Huntington
W. Va
United States
Campbell
Doug Bachli
Australia
Murfield
Cambell
Bill Hyndman
U. S
Bob Sweeny
Dick Chapman
Palm Beach
Fla
Bob Gardner
Essex Fells
N. J
Deane Beman
Jimmy Bostwick
Westburry
N. Y
Indians edge Tigers 2-1 on McDowell gem
Sam McDowell pitched a four hitter with 15 strikeouts to beat Detroit 2-1. Vic Davalillo drove in the winning run with a two-out double in the 10th inning, as Cleveland improved to 5-3 and McDowell reached 99 strikeouts.
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Cleveland
Sam McDowell
Vic Davalillo
Detroit
Davalillo
Leon Wagner
Abrh Biebrich Wood
Wert
Gonzalez
Sofi Demeter
Kaline
Alvis
Thomas
Oyler
Lolich
Whitfield
McDowell
National League scores and matchups recap
Major league results across the National League include Milwaukee routing Los Angeles nine to one, Philadelphia beating Louis four to three in twelve innings, Houston taking a three run win, and a series of night games across Cincinnati Pittsburgh Chicago Milwaukee St. Louis and San Francisco. Key pitchers noted include Spahn Veale Cardwell Buhl Jackson Reed Lemaster O Dell Carlton Stallard Hands and Ellis with various win loss and relief appearances.
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Milwaukee
Los Anges
Cones
Philadelphia
Louis
Houston
New York
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Jackson
Lary
Spahn
Pittsburgh
Veale
Cardwell
Culp
Mahaffey
Chicago
Buhl
Los Angeles
Drsydale
Reed
Lemaster
Kelly
O'Dell
Raymond
Giusti
St. Louis
Carlton
Stallard
Hands
Ellis
Giants Beat Reds 1-0 on Davenport Sac Fly
San Francisco, led by Juan Marichal, edged Cincinnati 1-0 at Crosley Field. Davenport's seventh inning sacrifice fly scored Jesus Alou after Alou doubled and moved to third on a grounder, snapping the Giants four-game skid as Maloney took the loss and Marichal improved to 8-5.
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Cincinnati
Jim Davenport
San Francisco
Juan Marichal
Jim Maloney
Crosley Field
Marichal
Maloney
Jesus Alou
Davenport
Giants
GW Trustees Endorse Continuation of Football Program
George Washington University trustees voted to continue football despite a faculty push to abolish the sport. The meeting also named Dr. Lydia Elliott as university president while noting GW’s modest program, commuter players, no own stadium, and limited athletic scholarships.
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Washington
George Washington University
Lidyd"h. Elliott
University of Maine
Hogan to Enter Carling World Golf Championship
Ben Hogan will compete in the Carling World Golf Championship at Pleasant Valley Country Club in Sutton Massachusetts with a $200 000 purse. Hogan makes one of his regular competitive appearances in the event scheduled for August.
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Sutton
Mass
Ben Hogan
Pleasant Valley Country Club
Middies Rally Past Army in West Point Track Meet
Navy defeated Army 85 4 68 2 in a meet at West Point. Both teams won nine events but Navy's seconds and thirds and a key 440 yard intermediate hurdles sweep gave the Midshipmen the victory. Court land Gray led Navy with wins in 120 yard high hurdles and the 440 yard relay, while Army's Jim Warner and Hal Jenkins set meet records in the mile two mile and 220 and 440 yard dashes respectively. Navy also set two meet marks in other events.
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West Point
N. Y
Navy
Midshipmen
Army
Courtland Gray
Jim Warner
Hal Jenkins
Warner
Jenkins
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Keith Carpenter
Yogi
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Buzzy Wilkinson
Jim Headley
H. C. Lazenby
Fred Blue
Ralph McCue
George Peralta
Earl Yeager
R. H. Fowlkes
Cortez Haynes
Dan Wells
Ry Weisiger
Jason McGuire
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Jack Lazenby
Bob Warner
Noel Wickham
Randy Hughes
Bob Brant
Bill Riley
Fred Melvin
Rick Heffner
Heffner
Bill Craig
Martinsburg
Craig
Mike McBrayer
Steve Miller
John Johnson
Fortney
Smallwood
Minghini
J. Johnson
Supper Club
NSTC
U.S.A
Libbey-Owens-Ford
Bluefield Avenue
Bluefield, W. VA
Porthcawl
Wales
Walter
Travis
Lawson Little
Bobby Jones
Yankees
Indians
Tigers
Lefty McDowell
Terry Fox
Jake Wood
Don Demeter
Camilo Carreon
Mickey Lolich
Dick Howser
Wood
George Thomas
Willie Horton
Wagner
Bill Freehan
Howser
Hinton
Demeter
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Dow
Carreon
Wen Root Ye. Bebing
Angeles
Willie Mays
Jim Hart
Alou
Gordy Coleman
Vada Pinson
Reds
Dick Schofield
Frank Robinson
Hogan
Graham General
S. College Ave
Bluefield, Va
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Ww. Va
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Newman
G. Michael Newman
Bernes J. Shumate Edger
Gene
Kinder
Slim
Sebagomoc
Fed. St., Bifd
Honda
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Beckley Road
Princeton
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