Braves Rally Past Giants In Slugfest At Candlestick Park
Milwaukee nips San Francisco 9 7 in a wild game aided by five Giants errors. Bruton hits a three run homer as Don McMahon superbly relieves. Kirkland and Mathews also go deep for Milwaukee while Pizarro and Jay take the losses.
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Baltimore Celtic Ash Ties Belmont Winner Lineage
Celtic Ash, third in the Preakness Trial, is owned by Joseph E. O'Connell of Boston who also owned Cavan, the 1958 Belmont winner. Both horses were imported from the British Isles and began their three year old campaigns as maidens.
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Virginia Game Wardens See Record Convictions Rise in April 1960
Virginia game wardens report fish and game law conviction totals climbed from 29 in March to 403 in April 1960 as favorable weather drew anglers to streams. March to April fines totaled 18 550 dollars directed to the state literary fund with 5 269 licenses examined in March and 40 195 in April. The piece notes dog owners should not let hounds chase game during closed season and mentions spawning striped bass runs from Buggs Island Lake and Dan River catches with several fish up to 14 pounds. A one dollar reward is offered for returned tags from 1 800 bass tagged this spring and about 60 000 pounds of game bird seed were distributed to private landowners.
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Perfect 300 Marks Toledo ABC Tourney Record
Louis Facsko of Lorain Ohio rolled a perfect 300 in the Toledo ABC tournament on April 21 the event’s 16th 300 in history. Ten players achieved ten strikes in the singles events during the meet.
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Louis Facsko
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Britain Cups Wightman Cup Triumph Over United States
Britain's Wightman Cup team led by Christine Truman won three of four matches at Wimbledon to reclaim the international women's trophy with a 4 3 victory over the United States. Truman beat Karen Hantze and paired with Shirley Brasher to win the decisive doubles as Janet Hopps struggled with a leg cramp in singles.
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Janet Hopps
Seattle
Dorothy Head Knode
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Former Columbia Athletes Named to Lion Football Staff
Ken Germann leads the freshmen unit and John Wellington serves as his assistant on the Lion football coaching staff. Both are former Columbia athletes bringing college playing experience to the program.
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John Wellington
Columbia
Lion
Germann
Wellington
Celtic Ash Wins Belmont Stakes In Final Triple Crown Race
Celtic Ash from Green Dunes Farm charges from last to first under Bill Hartack to win the Belmont Stakes at 14 miles in 2 29 3 5. Venetian Way, Disperse, and Tompion finish behind as Bally Ache is withdrawn with a leg issue. Celtic Ash pays $18.80, $6.40, $4.30. Venetian Way returns $7.20, $5.30.
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Sunny Blue Farm
Venetian Way
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Tompion
Bally Ache
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Boston Banker
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Cavan
Cain Hoy
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Willie Shoemaker
Arcaro
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Ingemar Johansson Completes Two Mile Run Before Title Defense
In Grossinger New York heavyweight champion Ingemar Johansson ran two miles on a golf course fairway on Saturday. He had not run roadwork since a lingering backache last Tuesday but reported no pain after the workout. Johansson weighed 198 pounds and plans to enter the Patterson fight at 196.
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Floyd Patterson
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Nie mans Two-out Double Lifts Cardinals Past Pirates
Bob Nieman delivered a two-out double in the ninth inning for a 7-6 St. Louis win over the Pittsburgh Pirates. St. Louis erased a 6-4 deficit, with Ken Boyer and Daryl Spencer homering early, as Nieman's clutch hit off Elroy Face completed a comeback in a game that saw Ray Sadecki exit with the Pirates rallying.
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Franks Leads U S Hope in Southern Tennis Field
Mike Franks of Los Angeles tops the United States entrants as the Southern Ten nis Championship opens in Atlanta with a strong foreign player slate led by Francois Godbout of Montreal. Other internationals include Eduardo Zulueta of Ecuador and Mike Davies of Australia. local and college stars include John Powless of Florida State and Crawford Henry of Atlanta Tulane.
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Little Rock Travelers Draw Big Crowds After Franchises Return
A year after losing the Southern Association team, Little Rock saw attendance surge. In 1958 the Travelers averaged 905 fans per game, but after acquiring the defunct New Orleans franchise they attracted 2,414 fans per the first 12 home games this year.
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NASCAR Racers Battle For Mercer Track Point Lead
NASCAR drivers vie for the local track point lead in a 50 lap feature at Mercer Speedway. Burrhead Natz of Kannapolis seeks another win to claim the top spot, facing Whitey Norman, Runt Harris, Earl Hatcher, and Carl Davis among others. Last week 13 of 19 cars finished after three wrecks and a braking failure.
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Kannapolis
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Mercer Speedway
Tim Sullivan
Nascar
Bluefield
Natz
Whitey Norman
Winston Salem
Runt Harris
Richmond
Virginia
Earl Hatch
Nieder Back in Action at Armed Forces Champs
Bill Nieder returned from a month out with a knee injury to throw 62 feet 1 inch in the final day at the Armed Forces Track and Field Championships. Marine Jan Sikorsky defeated world record holder Al Cantello in the javelin, and Army's Tom Rodda won the 1500 meters in 3 45.5, just ahead of Marine Mike Fleming who clocked 3 45.5 as well, narrowly missing Olympic trials. Nieder, a former Kansas standout now an Army lieutenant, had hamstring trouble but automatically qualified for the Olympic trials in Palo Alto on July 12 alongside other event winners.
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al Cantello
Tom Rodda
Army
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Mike Fleming
Marine Corps
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NC State Faces Four Nonconference Foes Next Season
North Carolina State will meet Virginia Tech Mississippi Southern UCLA and Arizona State as its nonconference opponents, shaping a challenging early schedule for the program.
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UCLA
Arizona State
North Carolina State
Phillies rout Cubs 7 1 behind Short strong pitching
Christopher Short limited the Chicago Cubs to five hits in a 7-1 Phillies win. Ernie Banks homered for Chicago, but Philadelphia scored three seventh inning runs aided by three Cubs infield errors. Short improved to 4-1 while Elsworth took the loss.
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