Wagner and Chance pace Indians past Angels 6 3
Cleveland overcame a late Angels rally with a decisive eighth inning. Joe Azcue opened the frame with a single, Dick Howser tied the game with a run, then Leon Wagner and Bob Chance hit back to back homers to seize the lead. Wagner drove in Cleveland's first run and moved into the major league RBI lead with four.
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Track Survey Begins Today
Mercer County Board of Education in Princeton selects 25 year old Dave Stearts as head football coach with Wayne Hicks as assistant. Stearts and Hicks were hired after a recommendation letter from Princeton High Principal Robert Kight. engineers to survey a proposed 440 yard track at Beaver High with construction to start after the survey.
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A’s Rally Past Senators as King Hits Three Homers
George Alusik plates two with a eighth inning homer to lift Kansas City to a 5-4 win over Washington. Jim King belted three homers for the Senators, first two off Moe Drabowsky, third off John Wyatt, with Don Zimmer adding a ninth inning shot.
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Lema Breaks Psychological Wall With Thunderbird Win
Tony Lema of San Leandro California overcame a mental barrier to win the Thunderbird Golf Classic in dramatic fashion. He secured the $20 000 first prize and lifted himself into the Open title race with a clutch wedge to the 17th and an eight foot putt on the final hole. His triumph came as millions watched on television.
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Hutchinson Undergoing Regular Exam In Cancer Battle
Seattle AP report says Fred Hutchinson manager of the Cincinnati Reds faced a routine examination for a chest tumor. Dr Orliss Wildermuth noted the checkup follows past treatment at Swedish Hospital with high voltage X rays in a pressurized chamber that reduced the malignancy.
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Frog Gigging Season Opens June 10 in Statewide Run
The State Department of Natural Resources announced a 41 day frog gigging season along most rivers starting at 9 p.m. June 10 and ending at midnight July 31. The Big Sandy and Tug Fork rivers near Kentucky have a May to Oct 21 extended season. Nightly limit is 10 frogs and possession limit is 20.
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Record six Preakness wins by jockey Eddie Arcaro
Former jockey Eddie Arcaro rode a record six Preakness winners. This historic achievement highlights his dominance at Pimlico during his racing career.
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Standings and Twi Night Games Across Teams and Venues
Standings show Louis Sadecki 5-4 and San Francisco Marichal 80 facing Chicago Ellsworth 7-4 Burdette 1-0 at New York Jackson 3-8 Cisco 35. Twi night matches include Wineries Fischer 5-3 Sadowski 2-5 0-1 at Houston Farrel liandae 0-7 Owens 1-4 and Pittsburgh Blass 2-2 Gibbon 3-1 at Philadelphia Short 3-3 Culp 1-4 Maloney 3-4 at Los Angeles Moeller 3-4. Night games list Baltimore McNally 43 at Chicago Pizarro 6-2, New York Downing 2-1 at Boston Wilson 42, Los Angeles Newman 3-2 at Cleveland Donovan 2-2, Kansas City O Donoghue 2-3 Pfister 0-1 at Washington Narum 5-3 Cheney 0-2, Stange 2-5 at Detroit McLain 00.
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Tigers Rally Past Twins 10-5 Behind Demeter and Cash
Detroit defeated Minnesota 10-5 as Don Demeter and Norm Cash hit homers. Cash's three run shot in the third gave the Tigers the lead, Demeter opened with a homer in the first. Wickersham earned his seventh win with Sherry in relief as Kaline made a key running catch.
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Braves Acquire Ranew to Complete Trade Deal
Merritt Ranew, a young catcher who started with Milwaukee in 1957, returns to the Braves from the Chicago Cubs to finalize last week's deal in which first baseman Len Gabrielson was sold to the Cubs.
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17 Year Old Infielder Signs With Cleveland Indians
The Cleveland Indians announce the signing of 17 year old infielder Ralph Michael Gagliano from Memphis. He is the brother of Phil Gagliano of the St Louis Cardinals.
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Cincinnati Pro Freeman Fails To Qualify For Open
Bradley Anderson the 25 year old Cincinnati golf pro won the qualifying medal with a two under par 140 at Clovernook and claimed one of four Open berths for the June championship at Congressional Country Club Washington. Other qualifiers included Bob Littler Jr Sam Carmichael and Larry Snyder with 142s while Jack Freeman Linden Meade and Nichols Karl missed the cut.
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Justa Leads Open Qualifiers at Quail Hollow
Amateur Ed Justa of Rocky Mount shot 69 72 for 141 to lead sectional qualifiers for the U S Open at Quail Hollow. James Black of Charlotte tied for second with 72 70 142 others including Charles Prentice Jr Billy Joe Patton and Davis Love Jr also posted 144 to reach the field.
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Braves Edge Astros 5-3 Behind Hank Aarons Early homer
Hank Aaron belted a two run homer in the first as the Milwaukee Braves led from start to finish in a 5 3 victory over the Houston Colt .45s. Tony Cloninger earned the win, Hal Brown took the loss, and Lee Maye added key runs with a fifth inning double and Maye’s single in the seventh.
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