Twins Rollins Powers Double Victory Over White Sox
Rich Rollins sparked both games with a six at bat sequence including a ninth homer in the opener and a two-run triple in the nightcap, as the Twins beat Chicago 8-4 and 11-7 to move into second in the American League. Jim Kaat won the opener for Minnesota, Camilo Pascual the nightcap with help from Dick Stigman, and Zoilo Versalles, Bob Allison, and Lenny Green supplied key runs.
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Daltons Outdoor Review: Water Conditions Tie Ducks' Future Flights
Continental waterfowl population sits at an 11 year low as spring breeding grounds water levels forecast duck flights next season. Canada reports improved surface water but no full recovery from four year drought. eastern wetlands fare better than western. Ducks Unlimited funds $600,000 for Canadian duck factories. total private sportsman contributions exceed $8,000,000.
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United States
Pirates turnabout wins two from Braves in Milwaukee
Pittsburgh Pirates snap a slump by sweeping a doubleheader from the Milwaukee Braves 12-6 and 3-2. Bill Mazeroski and Dick Schofield drove in nine runs in the opener, Mazeroski hitting two homers and five RBI. Frank Bolling and Eddie Mathews homered for Milwaukee.
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Dick Schofield
Mazeroski
Frank Bolling
Eddie Mathews
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Friend
Elroy Face
Sturdivant
Francis
Face
Hendley
Don Hoak
Hank Fisher
Bill Virdon
Tommy Aaron
Roberto Clemente
Fighting Of Moyers Makes Wright Happy
Teddy Wright, 26, enjoyed a victorious night in New York as he edged favored Denny Moyer in a tense 10 round TV bout at Madison Square Garden. The close decision prompted promoter Teddy Brenner to schedule a rematch at the same venue on July 7.
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New York
Teddy Wright
Mexican Pickets Move To The Shade
Mexican telephone workers in Nogales Sonora strike and form picket lines around the plant as heat reaches 82 degrees. Pickets relocate across the street to shade trees to continue their pacing and protest.
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Nogales
Sonora
Mexico
Jaipur Noses Ahead In Belmont Thriller For 1962 Turf Crown
Jaipur wins the Belmont Stakes by a nose in a dramatic finish as contenders Decidedly and Greek Money falter. Owner George D. Widener and trainer Bert Mulholland celebrate after Jai pur’s latest victory raises his season total to $485,279. Willie Shoemaker rides the winner in a race marked by a late bump and a furious stretch jam.
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New York
Decidedly
Jaipur
Bert Mulholland
Nasrullah
Withers
Crimson Satan
Mulholland
Willie Shoemaker
Marshall Boy Dies Of Gunshot Wound
Thomas Gerald Smith aged 13 of Mc Mechen Marshall County was fatally wounded Sunday in a shooting at another youth s home. Authorities said a 12 gauge shotgun caused the wound and no charges were filed.
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Mcmechen
W. Va
Thomas Gerald Smith
Marshall County
Smith
Orioles sweep doubleheader to trim Yankees lead
Baltimore pitchers limit New York to five runs while Whitey Herzog Russ Snyder homer in opener and Brooks Robinson Jackie Brandt homer in nightcap as Milt Pappas improved to 6-3 and Hector Brown earned his third win. The twin bill reduced the Yankees edge over Minnesota to 10 percentage points with New York 31-21 and Minnesota 34-24.
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New York Yankees
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Orioles
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Russ Snyder
Milt Pappas
Yankees
Brooks Robinson
Jackie Brandt
Hector Brown
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Clete Boyer
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Berra
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Nepepentaiadmees
No-Hitter Hurled by Penn Hills Teen With Artificial Leg
Tommy Walters, a 17-year-old Penn Hills High School senior, pitched a no hitter this season in a 3-0 win over Swissvale. He has an artificial leg and says it only bothers him if he stands too long, with the no hitter marking his sixth win in three years and his team’s 3-0 victory.
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Tommy
Penn Hills High School
Swissvale
Braddock
Penn Hills
Littler Wins $100000 Golf Classic In New Jersey
Gene Littler defending champion captured the $25,000 first prize at the National Open after firing a 5-under-par 67 to total 275. He edged rookie Jack Nicklaus by two strokes at Upper Montclair Country Club, while Don Finsterwald finished tied for third with Ted Ellis after a 73.
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Clifton
N.J
Gene Littler
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Don Finsterwald
Littler
Upper Montclair Country Club
Finsterwald
Ted Ellis
Vic
Rancho Bernardo
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Oakmont
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Cubs rally past Mets in 10th after Banks homer in ninth
In Chicago, Andre Rogers delivered a run scoring double in the 10th to beat the Mets 5-4 after Ernie Banks tied the game with a three run homer in the ninth. New York won the opener 2-1 with Charley Neal homering in the first and a wild pitch scoring the decisive run in the sixth.
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Dick Bertell
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Hall of Fame Vote Backed for Biz Dawson and Van Meter
Letter writer urges Paul Bismark Dawson and Jerome Horatio Van Meter for inclusion in the West Virginia Sports Hall of Fame. He recalls Dawson as a standout multi sport athlete and long time Fairmont West coach and notes his leadership and competitive spirit. He also honors Van Meter and peers Brinky and the Iron Mayor of Elkins, urging timely recognition now. He cites Dawson’s coaching success and memorable quotes about not losing.
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Biz
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Cincy Reds
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Wheeling
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Elkins
Jerome van Meter
Beckley
Brinky
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Jerome Horatio van Meter
Standings and results from yesterday and Monday games
Standings show Pesstetebin 7 2 and Cincinnati 5 9 with Pittsburgh 12 3 and Milwaukee 8 2 while New York 24 and Chicago 1 5 figure in mixed results. Monday games include San eaamnce at Card Philadelphia and St Louis 6 13 San Francisco 53 Los Angeles 94 Houston 3 7 with night schedule under way.
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Kids Find It Easy To Find Right Bus
Officials at the Army Artillery and Missile Center color buses with cartoon characters to help young pupils at the post school pick the correct bus. The system replaces numbers that some children cannot read to ease early morning student transport.
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Army Artillery and Missile Center
Carboni Fans 19 as Cin Cin Rocky Mount No-Hits
Joe Carboni aged 19 from Philadelphia pitched a no hitter for Cincinnati's Rocky Mount team in the Class B Carolina League this spring. He struck out 19 Wilson batters. Eastern League score Binghamton 15 Charleston 1.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Rocky Mount
N. C
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