Orioles Rally Behind Etchebarren In 4-2 Win Over A's
Andy Etchebarren drove in the tiebreaking run with a seventh inning single and three hits as the Baltimore Orioles defeated the Kansas City Athletics 4 to 2. Wally Bunker earned his fourth win with help from Stu Miller in relief, while Bowens Adair and Etchebarren contributed key RBI hits. The A's led 1-0 early, tied it at 2-2 in the fifth, then Baltimore pulled away with two runs in the seventh and an insurance score in the eighth.
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UPI
Andy Etchebarren
Baltimore
Sam Bowens
Orioles
Kansas City Athletics
Etchebarren
Wally Bunker
Bunker
Stu Miller
A's
Bowens
Rollie Sheldon
Jerry Adair
Tuns J
Adair
Luis Aparicio
John Wyatt
Boog Powell
Curt Blefary
Bryan
Mike Hershberger
Larry Stahl
Dick Green
Joe Nossek
Balto
F.ronsn
Blefary
Ocharles
Dstom
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Tota Miller
Wyatt
Tribull
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Tolais
Baltimere
Kanses
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Lattimore
Ken- 308
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Kanses City
Angels Defeat Tigers 3-2 in Detroit showdown
Willie Smith drove in two runs and scored another as Marcelino Lopez held Detroit to three hits through eight innings before Bob Lee finished. Norm Cash hit his seventh homer for the Tigers, but Lee closed out the 3-2 victory to drop Detroit further in the standings while California moved within one game of Baltimore.
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UPI
Willie Smith
Marcelino Lopez
Bob Lee
California Angels
Detroit Tigers
Lee
Jake Wood
Bill Freehan
Don Wert
Lopez
Norm Cash
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Ray Oyler
Wood
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Cleveland
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Schoal
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Plersil Cf
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Pena
Kolline
Peno
Houston
Bill Mazeroski
Willie Stargell
Rod Veale
Pete Mikkelsen
Pittsburgh Pirates
Houston Astros
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Astros
Rusty Staub
Aucoraive
Pap
Washington
Don Ance
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Lee Maye
Jim Purposes
Wynn
Mazeroski
Barry Latman Estates
Pirates
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Stargell
Sox
A! Lock
Elk
Manny Mota
Howard
Nning
Ken Sanders
Bob Laverine
Gene Alley
Mota
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Kirkland
Doal
Clendenon
Tony Conigliaro
Latman
Aurelia Monteagudo
Sanders
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Indians Edge Twins 9-4 on Colavito hit in ninth
Cleveland defeats Minnesota 9 to 4 as Colavito drives in the decisive run in the ninth. Bob Allen earned the win for the Indians, with Hargan’s relief staving off the Twins. Fred Whitfield and Leon Wagner drove in two runs each as Cleveland sewed up a fourth straight victory.
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UPI
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Max Alvis
Cleveland Indians
Minnesota Twins
Bob Allen
Steve Hargan
Bernie Allen
Allen
Tony Gonzalez
Jimmie Hall
Tribe
Alvis
Colavito
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Klippstein
Minnesota
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Twins
Don Mincher
Zoilo Versalles
Leon Wagner
Wagner
RBI
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Visties
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Rollins
Kippstein
Oliva
Stonge
Crondal
Landis
Whitfield
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Pascual
Rogogenburk
O'Donoghue
Tiant
Horgan
Allen Wy
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Stance
Middle Street Notes Begin Senior Basketball League Play
Middle Street Boys' club gym hosted the first exhibition of the new Senior Basketball League. The Hustlers edged the Panthers 53 to 49 led by A Douglas with 17 points and two 15 point scorers Ernest Thompson and Charles Brown. Regular league play starts Friday with two games. the two month season ends with trophies for winners and runners up. Openings remain for individuals and full teams. Kansas City Athletics traded Wayne Causey to the Chicago White Sox for Danny Cater and cash. Causey, 28, was team captain and long-time A. He debuted in 194? with a .281 year and is a versatile infielder. Cater joined from the Phillies before 1965 and hit .270 with 14 homers and 55 RBIs.
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Middle Street
Sal
Panthers
Douglas
Ernest Thompson
Charles Brown
Kansas City
UPI
Kansas City Athletics
Wayne Causey
Chicago White Sox
Danny Cater
Causey
A’s
Baltimore Orioles
Cater
White Sox
Philadelphia Phillies
Mazeroski and Stargell lead Pirates to 6 0 win over Astros
Pirates rout Astros 6 0 as Mazeroski homered twice and Stargell homered. Veale and Mikkelsen held Houston to five hits and combined for the win, with Mazeroski driving in two and Altogether the Pirates score in the second, seventh, and eighth frames to secure the victory.
Pott Stays Four Ahead In Oklahoma City Open
Johnny Pott fired an 8 under par 64 to extend his four stroke lead at the Oklahoma City Open. Tony Lema’s penalty costs him two strokes, dropping within four of the leader as Tom Weiskopf and Terry Dill stay in contention. Field trimmed to 78 with defending champion Jack Rule Jr. eliminated.
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UPI
Johnny
Pott
Tony Lema
Lema
Tom Weiskopf
Terry Dill
Quail Creek
Don Massengale
Butch Baird
Bruce Devlin
Massengale
Jack Rule Jr
Errors By Losers Aid Bombers
New York Yankee pitcher Mel Stottlemyre limited the Chicago White Sox to three hits while New York capitalized on three errors for a 4 1 victory to climb to sixth in the standings. Roy White Bobby Richardson Mickey Mantle and Tom Tresh drove runs as Chicago’s defense contributed two unearned runs in the second and an unearned run in the ninth. Stottlemyre earned his fifth win against three losses as Horlen took his fifth loss in six decisions for Chicago in a game highlighting defensive miscues.
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NEW York
UPI
Mel Stottlemyre
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Don Buford
Stottlemyre
Floyd Robinson
Joel Horlen
White Sox
Roy White
Pete Ward
White
Bobby Richardson
Mickey Mantle
Yankees
Clete Boyer
al ‘Weis
Elston Howard
Howard
Gene Freese
Richardson
Tom Tresh
Bob Locker
Chicago
Tom McCraw
Robinson
Ralph Houk
Johnny Keane
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GaMantle Cf
Ronson
Oclinton
Ward
Pepsine Ib
Romane
Boyer
Herbbse
New Haven Captures NAIA Area Tourney Final
The Chargers rally from a 5-0 deficit to beat Kutztown State 9-5 in the NAIA Area 8 final. Freshman Dave Wallace pitched five effective innings after relieving Tony Franco, allowing five hits. Darkness halted play after the eighth.
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New Haven
Dave Wallace
Tony Franco
Wallace
Liberatore
New England
Final Testing of Cars at Speedway Under Heat
Indianapolis UPI reports the Memorial Day 500 mile cars completed carburetion tests under 125 degree track heat. Thirty of thirty three starters ran three hours of practice at simulated race speeds with few mishaps. Pole sitter Marion Andretti and Arnie Knepper topped 160 mph, joining Dan Gurney Jimmy Clark Lloyd Ruby Joey Leonard and other former winners in the fast times. Foyt Unser Hurtubise and other notable drivers faced occasional pit stops for issues as Williams Hill Tingelstad Johnson and other entries sat out final tests. About 300000 spectators prepared for a busy holiday weekend and the early Monday morning start.
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UPI
Speedway
Marion Andretti
Nazareth
Arnie Knepper
Belleville
Foyt
al Unser
Albuquerque
N.M
Jim Hurtubise
North Tonawanda
N.Y
Britain
Graham Hill
Bud Tingelstad
Hawthorne
Calif
Eddie Johnson
Cuyahoga Falls
Ohio
Carl Williams
Kansas City
Raybestos Cardinals sweep Willimantic in doubleheader
Raybestos Cardinals defeated Willimantic Rockers 13 0 and 4 0 to move to 7 3. Dick Norenberg and Metro Szeryk combined for a no hit bid with 21 strikeouts in game one, while Don Drake Ron French Howie Johnson led the offense in game two. The doubleheader was part of an Atlantic Seaboard Major Pony league meeting at Calf Pasture Field in Norwalk as Raybestos and Willimantic prepare for tonight's rematch.
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Willimantic
Raybestos Cardinals
Willimantic Rockers
Red Birds
Norwalk Eagles
Norwalk
Dick Norenberg
Metro Szeryk
Don Drake
Ron French
Howie Johnson
Johnson
John
Anguillare
Szeryk
Country Day Varsity Baseball Caps Undefeated Season
Fairfield Country Day School completed an undefeated season with a 5 0 shutout over Mackey School of Tarrytown Rick Runyon delivered the deciding run with a single Darby Warner also starred At the league meeting five Country Day players earned all league honors Warner Runyon Greg Clement Will Smart and Sid Skinner were cited
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Fairfield Country Day School
Mackey School
Tarrytown
Rick Runyon
A Tun
Darby Warner
Country Day
Warner
Runyon
Greg Clement
Will Smart
Sid Skinner
Baseball scores and standings from yesterday and today
American League results show Baltimore 4 Kansas City 2, Cleveland 5 Minnesota 4, Washington 5 Boston 4, New York 4 Chicago 1, California 3 Detroit 2. Today Minnesota at Cleveland Tiant vs Boelwell, Boston at Washington Santiago vs Hannan, Baltimore at Kansas City, Chicago at New York, California at Detroit. National League action includes Atlanta 5 Chicago 3, Cincinnati, St. Louis, Pittsburgh, Houston, New York at Los Angeles, Philadelphia at San Francisco, with fading standings and matchups noted.
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Baltimore
Kansas City
Cleveland
Minnesota
Washington
Boston
New York
Chicago
California
Detroit
Boewell
Tiant
Santiago
Hannan
J. Miller
Terry
Howard
Peterson
Newman
Wickersham
Atlanta
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Houston
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Bissingame
Seu
Billy Williams
Nia Cee Aoe
Lemaster
Hands
Buht
Herbel
Cardwell
Law
Giusti
Roberts
Fisher
Rihant
Koufax
O'Toole
Jackson
Reds Rally Past Cardinals 6 5 Behind Pinson Helms
Cincinnati Reds defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 6 to 5 as Vada Pinson hit two homers and Tommy Helms added another. Jim Maloney earned his fifth win without a loss, striking out six before being relieved by Billy McCool in the seventh. Pinson homered in the first and fourth innings, with Card starter Art Mahaffey chased early. Pete Rose added a run-scoring single in the seventh for Cincinnati, while Curt Flood drove in two for St. Louis and Maloney contributed offensively for his team.
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UPI
vVada Pinson
Tommy Helms
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Jim Maloney
Cincinnati
Billy McCool
Kerry Buchek
Pinson
Cardinal
Art Mahaffey
Gordie Coleman
Deron
Johnson
Maloney
Curt Simmons
John
Edwards
Pete
Rose
Cardinals
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Curt” Flood
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Ktrristl
Abr Helms
Tolan If
Gibson
Binsonict
Ah McCarver
Braves Top Cubs With Homers in 5 3 Victory
Hank Aaron, Joe Torre and Mack Jones hit homers to power the Atlanta Braves past the Chicago Cubs 5-3. Wade Biasingame pitched for the Braves in Chicago, delivering a strong outing.
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Chicago
Hank Aaron
Joe Torre
Mack Jones
Atlanta Braves
Chicago Cubs
Wade Biasingame
Fairfield Prep Dominates Central Netters 7-0 in Tennis
Fairfield Prep routed Central 7-0 in boys tennis, extending their MBIAC winning streak to 14. J Chris Love, Mike Daly, Kevin Connolly and Tom Stumblis all won singles matches, while the team of Bill Henderson Val Dowd and Jim Coleman Tim Dowling swept doubles. Prep to face Bassick for league title.
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MBIAC
Bassick Wednesday
J . Chris Love
Abbamonte
Mike Daly
Metell
Kevin Connolly
Notre Dame bowls over Bassick Central in scholastic baseball
Notre Dame defeated Bassick Central with a 12 to 3 score. Multiple teams and players are listed in a dense grid of results, including St. Bernard's at Woodstock and Norwen Tech at Stokvey, with various varied scores and matchups across the district.
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Bassick Central
Mitora Sg
Cabo Necw
St.deeéwh's
Wriskt Tech
Ammachate Ballard-Mayer
Ake
Inary
Crist
Catholic
Oar Bevtear
Owreltenre
Porman Montrle
Kumingty
Mariyn Rwi
St. Eneph'e
Woodstock
Soheneld
St. Bernard's Stonington
Lyman
Norwen Tech
Stokvey
Martfor
Fitea
E. Martford Ord
Platt
Manchester
E. Cath
NW Cathote Dames Memoriali Mats Mile
Gert
Camten
Old Saybrook
Westbrnek
Od Lyme
Mortan
Retherswold Artsin ' Ceat
Winder
Onnard & Notts Dame WH
Nitwoawe
Kania
Weeny
Brakettes Face Glenettes In Home Season Opener
The Raybestos Brakettes launch their 196 home season with a doubleheader against the Perkasie Glenettes at Raybestos Memorial Field starting at 7. A second twin bill closes the opening series tomorrow night. Led by Carol LaRose and Ann DeLuca the Brakettes chase early wins as Donna LoPiano and Donna Hebert pace pitching. The Glenettes, last season's national tourney entrants, rely on star pitcher Sarah Ross and hitters Carol Greiss and Phyllis Shank.
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Raybestos Brakettes
Perkasie
Glenettes
Raybestos Memorial Field
Sarah Ross
Carol Greiss
Phyllis Shank
Fred Daly
Raybestos
St. Raphael Buccaneers
Brakettes
Wee” Devitt
Ralph Raymond
Donna LoPiano
Donna Hebert
LoPiano
Hebert
Lassie
Worcester
Mass
Carol LaRose
Ann DeLuca
Marge Whitehead
Pat Harrison
Willie Roze
Gladys Crespo
Sis
UConn Seeks Tourney Bid In Three Way Playoff
Connecticut faces a three way playoff at Durham New Hampshire June 13 to 17 to earn the Yankee Conference berth to the District One playoffs for the College World Series in Omaha. Stripes Tommy Penders and Bob Schaefer will start as the Huskies meet Maine with the winner facing Massachusetts. If rain cancels, a three man committee will pick the District One rep.
Three Ex Stags Enter Hall of Fame Tonight
Fairfield University to induct three former Stags into its new Hall of Fame at the second annual Varsity F club dinner in Berchmans Hall at 7 p.m. Ed Boyle and Willis Bew will be guest speakers. Inductees are Bob Gerwein Jack OConnell and Jack Redway. Major awards include the William Wallin Memorial Award and MVP honors for basketball and track.
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Fairfield
Berchmans Hall
Ed Boyle
New York Knickerbocker
Willis Bew
Bob Gerwein
Jack O'Connell
Stag
Jack Redway
William Wallin
Hopes for Marc injury linger after wall crash
Ralph Houk said Roger Marc likely out two days after a collision with the right-field wall Wednesday night. Roger Maris reported knee soreness at Yankee Stadium while his left knee felt fine. Dick Brown of the Orioles is in Mount Sinai after exploratory brain surgery. officials say he recovered well and will stay in intensive care for several days. In Detroit, Gail Gogdill was fined and suspended then reinstated for off the cuff remarks about Coach Harry Gilmer, with notices to report for spring training July 18. Gettysburg College players Wayne Hardin announced signings of Art Boyes and flanker back Dale Boyd with AFL Houston Oilers and NFL Baltimore Colts respectively, and Villanova's Richie Richman joined the Philadelphia Bulldogs for a second season.
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Hartford
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New Waterbury Orbits
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Mount Sinai Hospital
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Harry Gilmer
Gogdill
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Boyd
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Baltimore Colts
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Villanova
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Wayne Hardin
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