Senators Win 1-0 Lifted by Osteen in Nightcap
In Twi Night doubleheader Washington tops New York 1-0 behind Claude Osteen who worked seven innings for the win after a 7-0 loss. Al Downing pitched a two hitter for the Yankees in the opener as Don Rudolph starts the chain of pitching.
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Kaline and Faul Lead Tigers Past Red Sox 6-1
Al Kaline hit two homers driving in four runs boosting his AL leading RBI total to 45 as rookie Bill Faul pitched a three hitter to give Detroit a 6-1 victory over Boston Monday night.
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al Kaline
Bill Faul
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
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Carl Yastrzemski
Boston
Red Sox
Chuck Schilling
Tigers
Jake Wood
Bill Bruton
Dave Morehead
Dick McAuliffe
Centennial Golf Qualifying Set for Elks Club Course
Qualifying runs Monday through Friday for the Centennial Golf Tournament at Princeton Elks Country Club. The nine hole event spans Friday to Sunday with 36 hole rounds, pairings by the golf committee, and medal scores determining flight alignment. As many as 100 golfers are expected and Governor Wally Barron may join Friday and Saturday play.
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West Virginians Fall in Southern LTA Junior Playoffs
Tom Woodruff and Tom McJunkin of Charleston W Va were defeated in singles. Woodruff lost 6 3 6 1 to Tom Mazar of Sweetwater Tenn and McJunkin fell 6 1 6 1 to Payton Watson of Greenville D C in Davidson North Carolina.
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Tom Woodruff
Tom McJunkin
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Southern Lawn Tennis Association
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Sweetwater
Mets Hold Off Reds 3-2 on Stallard's Seven-Hit Victory
New York defeats Cincinnati 3-2 as Tracy Stallard earns his first win in two seasons with seven efficient innings. Charlie Neal drove in a run in the third, Choo Choo Coleman scored on a bunt and wild play, Tim Harkness added a seventh inning homer, while Frank Robinson and Gordy Coleman produced Cincinnati's runs.
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Thompson Local Pro Qualifies For U S Open
Don Finsterwald won medalist honors at the sectional U S Open qualifier at Clovernook Country Club with a 133 total. Stephan Wilkinson finished second at 137. Three pros and two amateurs earned spots for the national tournament to be held at Brookline near Boston in June 2022.
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Don Finsterwald
Clovernook Country Club
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Boston
Stephan Wilkinson
Woman Wins Bowling Tourney On Birthday
Irene Monterosso of Flushing New York won the Woman's International Bowling Congress tournament on her 35th birthday by outscoring Georgette De Rosa of Hillside Illinois 852 to 803 in Memphis Tennessee.
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Memphis
Hubbs' Ninth Inning Drive Gives Cubs 3-2 Win Over Colts
Ken Hubbs lined a two out single in the ninth off Hal Woodeshick to score pinch runner Jim Shaffer and lift the Cubs to a 3-2 victory in Houston. Ron Santo and Dick Bertell opened the decisive frame with a pair of hits, as Lindy McDaniel earned the win in relief. Billy Williams and Howie Goss homered for Chicago.
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Jim Shaffer
Chicago Cubs
Houston
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Lindy McDaniel
Hubbs
Cubs
Ron Santo
Colts
Ernie Banks
Ken Warwick
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Billy Williams
Howie Goss
Coronarp Promises Gentle Constipation Relief
Tense nerves block bowel impulses causing constipation. Coronarp tablets claim a new colonic nerve stimulant and bulking action to restore regularity overnight. Introductory size 43¢.
Top 10 Major League Batsmen by At Bats Highlight
The list ranks players by 125 at bats excluding Monday games. Notable mentions include Sinead and E Banks with Chicago and Houston results noted. Key stats list 2B by Santo Landrum Fazio and 3B Spank ier HR Williams Goss SB Fazio.
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Richmond Virginians fire assistant GM and ticket manager
The Richmond Virginians of the International League dismissed assistant General Manager Gerry Waring and Ticket Manager Austin Dowdell on Monday. Waring said owner Romeo J. Champagne indicated the club did not think the job had been done and he felt hurt by the decision.
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Gerry Waring
Austin Dowdell
Waring
Romeo J. Champagne
Champagne
Angels Win 13-3 as Somers1 Dan Osinski Stars
Los Angeles Angels piled up 18 hits and three home runs to crush the Kansas City Athletics 13-3. Dan Osinski earned his fifth win, allowing few early baserunners while Ed Sadowski, Leon Wagner, and Charley Dees homered. Sadkowski, Torres, Pearson, and Lee Thomas had three hits apiece.
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Los Angeles Angels
Kansas City Athletics
Dan Osinski
Leon Wagner
Angels
Orlando Pena
Ed Sadowski
Charley Dees
Sadkowski
Felix Torres
Albie Pearson
Lee Thomas
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Osinski
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Honochick
Packers to Play Six Night Exhibition Games
The Green Bay Packers, NFL champions, will host six night exhibition games this summer in New York. The schedule features six evening dates highlighting the team’s offseason activities and fan events across venues in the region.
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NEW York
Green Bay Packers
Orioles Recruit Skipper Hunter Heads Bluefield Prospects
Manager Billy Hunter arrived with five Orioles first prospects for Bluefield in the Appalachian League as 27 scans under contract. Prospects include Bo Berger Jr and Stan Walters from Baltimore with early arrivals joining Vernon Hoschelt and Ray Scarborough for two weeks of training at Bowen Field. The season opens June 24 at Kingsport with infield work underway and advance ticket options discussed.
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Bluefield
Baltimore Orioles
Hunter
Baltimore
Vernon Hoschelt
Barney Lutz
Ray Scarborough
William Lewis
Bo Bo Berger Jr
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Stan Walters
Brian Heller
Gary Gonfiantiona
Beloit
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Kingsport
George Fanning
Tony Francs
Bowen Field
Reds Set To Move Hutch Bids for a Narrow Lead
New York AP Cincinnati Reds manager Fred Hutchinson says his team, 28 26, is poised to surge as pennant contenders with one third of the season gone. He predicts a fierce late race with several clubs capable of winning the title and notes Cincinnati has not yet shown its true form.
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Cincinnati Reds
Fred Hutchinson
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Bonus Baby Culp Keeps Phils Rolling vs Braves 6-2
Ray Culp the $100,000 bonus baby earned his eighth straight win as the Phillies defeated the Milwaukee Braves 6-2. Culp allowed five hits and four walks with seven strikeouts. Milwaukee starter Bob Hendley took the loss after giving up a first inning run and three more in the fourth. The Phils pummeled two relief pitchers, driving in runs on doubles and timely singles, including Wes Covington and Bobby Wine scoring twice. The win keeps Philadelphia atop a spring showcase as Culp improves to 4-4 on the season.
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Chuck Cottier
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Elston Howard
Clete Boyer
Pete Burnside
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Ron Piche
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Bobby Wine
Latman Homer Helps Tribe Nip Orioles 3-2
Cleveland pitcher Barry Latman hit a seventh inning homer and the Indians held on 3-2 to beat Baltimore as Joe Adcock homered for Cleveland. Latman earned the win with 2 2/3 scoreless relief. Alvis and Latman are standout contributors in a tight AL matchup.
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Penn State Football Sees 19 Lettermen Returning Next Fall
Nineteen lettermen are scheduled to return for Penn State football next fall, signaling depth for the upcoming season. The roster plan reflects continuity as spring practice approaches and coaches assess positions.
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Penn State
Sachs Placed in a Probation by USAC Panel
Eddie Sachs of Detroit was placed on one year probation by the USAC executive committee for remarks deemed detrimental to racing after the Memorial Day Indianapolis 500. He can still drive in USAC races. The action followed Sachs criticizing officials for not flagging Parnelli Jones when Jones' car leaked oil and an ensuing postrace incident with Jones.
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U.S. Auto Club Executive Committee
Eddie Sachs
Detroit
Sachs
Parnelli Jones
Torrance
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