Orioles Beat Tigers as Blefary Slams Bases Loaded
Curt Blefary hit a bases loaded home run in the first inning as the Baltimore Orioles defeated the Detroit Tigers 5-3. Dick McAuliffe and AJ Kaline homered for Detroit, while Dave McNally earned his first win of the year for Baltimore with Moe Drabowsky finishing the last two innings.
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White Sox Rally Past Indians On Buford's Late Hit
Don Buford delivered a game winning two run single in the ninth as the Chicago White Sox erased a 2-1 Cleveland lead for a 3-2 victory. Bob Locker earned the win while Sonny Siebert took the loss.
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Baseball scores in the American League prompt results
The box scores show New York 4 California 4. Baltimore 5 Detroit 3. Chicago 3 Cleveland 2. Minnesota 7 Washington 3. Boston 3 Kansas City 0.
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Howard's Fly Scores Final Run for Yankees Victory
Elston Howard delivered a pinch hit sacrifice fly with the bases loaded in the eighth to score Charley Smith and lift the New York Yankees to a 5-4 win over the California Angels. Tom Tresh homered to tie in the seventh, and Don Mincher connected for a fourth homer for the Angels as Fritz Peterson started for New York.
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Lundquist and Hewitt Win in British Play
Sweden's Jan Lundquist and Bob Hewitt of South Africa reach the singles final at the British hardcourt tennis tournament in Bournemouth England.
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College Baseball Scores Reported Across Several Matches
Central Connecticut State and Fairfield each posted draws, Lowell Tech defeated Hartford 4 to 4. Trinity and Bowdoin hit hard by opponents with Bowdoin 2, Hunter 19. Sacred Heart edged a 1 to 1 tie with Willimantic while Hartford and UConn clashed 2 to 1. Connecticut earned a win over a rival 1 to 12 in a decisive game.
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India Takes Lead in Iran Davis Cup Duel
Teheran Iran UPI India moved ahead 3 0 in the Davis Cup tie as T S Misra defeated Ezrar Nemati 6 4 6 1 6 0 in straight sets with strong serving and consistent groundstrokes.
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YMCA Cage Tourney Opens With Five Games Across Divisions
The YMCA two day basketball tourney opened with five games in three divisions. In Midget action the Saints beat Covenant Congoes 65 18 while First Presbyterian stopped YASCAS 38 13. Junior League saw Lancers 68 41 over Black Rock Congregational and Lordship 50 49 over Gators. Intermediate play included West End Youth Center 59 32 over Lutheran. Current schedule lists Shehan Center vs Saints at 0 a.m. and First Presbyterian vs West End at Hiram in Midget division. Juniors Lancers vs West End Sunday School at 2 p.m. and Lordship Community versus West Ends Youth Center at 7 p.m.
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Norwalk Eagles Drill For Tryouts At West Rock Field
Norwalk Eagles of the Atlantic Seaboard Major Softball league hold practice and tryouts today and tomorrow from 2 to 5 pm at West Rock School field in Norwalk New York. The brief notes also recall historic MLB ties from May 1 1920 and a 1939 rematch between Brooklyn and Boston.
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Villanova Sets Penn Relays Marks in Record Night
Villanova anchored by Dave Patrick wins the 2 mile distance medley relay in 9 39.6 at Franklin Field and helps a string of teams break the Penn Relays mile record. Rice North Carolina College NC State Tennessee and Maryland State all post sub 3 11 times with Villanova reclaiming its 28th Penn Relays title as Fordham and Manhattan follow in the finals. Leon Coleman wins the 440 yard hurdles in 51.0 seconds and Rice ties the carnival 440 relay mark at 40.9 seconds.
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Joe Rascati Rolls 211 In Duckpin League
Joe Rascati rolled a 211 in the Raybestos Office league at Barnum Lanes. He recorded four straight strikes and five spares in his high game and, with a 113 average, will receive $100 from the CBOA and Barnum Lanes plus a gold medal from the National Duckpin Bowling Congress.
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Pats Sign Thornhill Michigan State Star
Charley Thornhill a rugged linebacker who led Michigan State in tackles for two seasons signed with the Boston Patriots of the AFL. Coach Mike Holovak announced the deal after traveling to Michigan. Thornhill said he is very happy.
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Biz Dog" Thornhill
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Twins Edge Senators 7 3 on late rally
In Washington, Walt Bond and Bob Allison drove in the go ahead runs in the seventh as the Minnesota Twins rallied from a 3-3 tie to beat the Senators 7-3. Dean Chance allowed three early runs but then shut out Washington the rest of the game to earn his second win, while Joe Coleman took the loss in his 20th major league start.
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Ryun Breaks Drake Relays Mile Barrier in Relay Run
Jim Ryun of Kansas anchored a four mile relay to a sub four minute mile at the Drake Relays opening day. Hartfield cleared 7 feet in the high jump setting a Relays mark as Matson captured a third straight discus win. Wind hampered events as Ryun, Hartfield and Matson delivered standout performances.
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Ellis Hurls Six-Hitter For 2nd Win
Vada Pinson and Pete Rose each had three hits as Sammy Ellis pitched a six hitter to power the Cincinnati Reds to a 7-1 victory over the New York Mets. The win moved Cincinnati to 2-2 on the young season while Mets starter Bob Shaw took the loss. Ed Kranepool hit a leadoff homer for New York, spoiled only by Ellis, who allowed one run as Cincinnati built a lead behind timely hitting from Pinson and Rose.
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Fairfield Track Team Faces Adelphi Today
Fairfield University hosts Adelphi College for a track meet after winning its only prior event. Bridgeport freshman baseball meets Southern Connecticut at Seaside at 1 p.m. Sacred Heart tennis hosts Central Connecticut in a home match.
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Goalby and Charles Lead Texas Open After Round Two
Bob Goalby and Bob Charles shared the 36-hole lead at the Texas Open in San Antonio with 138 totals. Goalby carded 66 with six birdies and one bogey, and Charles shot 67 after a run of four birdies, leaving them one stroke ahead of Roberto de Vicenzo and a pack at 139 and 141.
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Astros Topple Cubs 5 4 In 13th Al Mathews Triples
Eddie Mathews hit a 40 foot triple to open the 13th and score on Aaron Pointer's sacrifice fly as the Houston Astros beat the Chicago Cubs 5 4. Niekro lost the decision while Barry Latman earned the win in relief. The victory ends a 10 game skid and gives Houston back to back wins.
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John Bateman
Chuck Harrison
Joe Morgan
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Pirates Top Cardinals Behind Bob Veale 6-2
Bob Veale pitched a five hitter and struck out nine to earn his third win as the Pirates beat the St. Louis Cardinals 8-2. Bill Mazeroski delivered the tying run with a single in the eighth, and Gene Alley’s hit brought in insurance runs after Donn Clendenon walked. Clemente and Stargell contributed key hits including Stargell’s third homer.
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