Angels Rally With Fregosi Three-Run Ninth
Jim Fregosi belted a three-run homer with one out in the ninth to lift the California Angels to a 6-4 victory over the Detroit Tigers. Jose Cardenal doubled and Paul Schaal walked before the decisive blast, erasing Detroit’s lead after Norm Cash’s eighth inning RBI gave the Tigers a short-lived edge.
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Winners Listed At Littlesburg Track
Winners of the $1,000 purse at R&S Raceway Lit tlesburg were: straight axel Squarehead England of Roderfield won $100 with Jene Johnson second $40 and Benny Croy third $20. Late model Richard Lafferty Beckley $100, Larry Cantley $70, Dewey Whittaker $50. Sportsmen Raymond Scott $85, Arnold Crewey $35, Douglas Farmer $15, and Kim Kiser Beckley won $157.50 in the rail-job. Pete Deck second $100, Pete Broyles third $0, Ernie Moye fourth $25, Lafferty fifth $20.
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Larry Cantley
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Pete Deck
Pete Broyles
Ernie Moye
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Hendrick Captures Dogwood 300 at Martinsville Speedway
Hendrick, a 23 year old contractor, won the first Dogwood 300 national championship race at Martinsville's half mile oval. He outdueled North Carolina rivals to earn 2190 dollars for 300 laps, averaging 65.03 mph in a 1937 modified Chevrolet amid six cautions over 2 hours 18 minutes. Perk Brown led 22 laps, Carl Burris lasted 191 laps before a blown engine, with Robert Berrier’s 1937 Ford catching fire in the pits injuring five others.
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Leaksville
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Winston- Salem
Boros Wins Buick Open in Rain-Interrupted Finish
Julius Boros, 47, eased to a three under par 69 totaling 283 to win the Buick Open at Grand Blanc. Zarley finished four back at 287, while Bert Yancey and Sikes tied for second at 286 after late birdie chances. Boros earned $20,000 and noted another shot at the National Open next week.
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Kermit Zarley
Seattle
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Zarley
Bert Yancey
Tallahassee
Fla
R. H. Sikes
Cleveland
Goalby
Palm Springs
Calif
Sikes
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Warwick Hills
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Tom Weskopf
Bruce Crampton
al Geiberger
Tom Aaron
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Frank Beard
Hugh Roger
Randy Petri
Charles Sifford
al Balding
Rk Hopkins
Aseeve
Rex Baxter Jr
Alan Henning
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Sam Snead
Sttevece
Nats Rally In Opener Then Fall In Nightcap Split
In St Paul Minnesota beats Baltimore 10-7 in the nightcap to split the doubleheader after Baltimore won the opener 5-2 on Curt Blefary’s two-run shot and Bill Dillman’s four-hit victory. Nixon drove in three in the second game with a bases loaded triple as Perry added a two-run homer.
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Russ Nixon
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Minnesota
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Curt Blefary
Bill Dillman
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Jim Grant
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RBI
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al Worthington
Tony Oliva
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Tony Conigliaro
Bob Humphreys
Washington
George Scott
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Gary Waslewski
Dan Osinski
Mike Epstein
Jer- Dick Nen
Jose Santiago
Bernie Allen
Conigliaro
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White Sox Belt Yanks 2-1, 3-2 To Grab AL Lead
Gerry McNertney hits a three run homer powering the Chicago White Sox to a 5-2 doubleheader sweep over the New York Yankees securing the American League lead. Jim O'Toole and two relievers hold the Yanks to six hits in the opener and McNertney's blast in the nightcap backs Ken Berry and Steve Whitaker miscues. Mantle ties Gehrig by playing in his 2,164th game.
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Indiana Bowler Wins
Don Johnson of Kokomo Indiana held off a strong challenge to win in Seattle Washington AP report detailing his victory in a regional bowling event. Johnson faced tight competition from rival bowlers as the title framed limits and scores are noted in the coverage.
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Harper Hooper tie for Virginia Open in playoff
In Onancock AP report Harper and Hooper both shot 276 to finish four under par and will meet Monday at the Eastern Shore Yacht and Country Club in an 18 hole playoff for the Virginia State Open title. Hiskey faltered to 278 with a 75 final round.
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Chandler Harper
Herb Hooper
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Sam Snead
Tom Strange
Portsmouth
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Arlington
Woods
Strange
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Hampton
Danville
Wright Garrett
Bobby Mitchell
Jordan Ball
Virginia Beach
Norfolk
Claude King
Gurney and Foyt Win Le Mans in Ford Victory
Dan Gurney and A J Foyt drove the Mark IV Ford to an all American victory and a new distance record in Le Mans 24 hour race. Ford repeats a 1 2 finish from last year while Ferrari P 4 placed second and third. Foyt and Gurney, both prominent American racers, secured the win in rugged western France.
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Costa Mesa
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Blue Golfers Defeat Reds in Four Ball Match Play
The Blue team beat the Red team 22 to 13 in a four-ball golf event at Bluefield Country Club. Jimmy Getgood scored a hole in one on the 228 yard No 7 hole but his duo with Bill Perry lost 2 and 1. The match used a three point system with nine and 18 point tallies.
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Fred Sanders
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Carl Haynes
Bill Heinbach
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Harry Jones
Roy Shelor
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Indians sweep Royals with 12-1, 3-2 wins
Cleveland pounded Kansas City 12-1 in the opener as Fred Whitfield drove in four with a two run homer and a double. Rocky Colavito homered in the nightcap to seal a 3-2 victory and a doubleheader sweep. Leon Wagner added a solo shot for the Indians.
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Lee Maye
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Chuck Hinton
Don Demeter
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Tony Horton
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Joe Azcue
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