No-Hit Win Boosts Cedar Rapids Washington to 6-0
Dave Clase and Nennie Caldwell pitched a no hit shutout as Cedar Rapids Washington defeated Center Point 149 to 1 in a rain of offense. Tim Zuber Laverne Boots and Joe McGillicuddy sparked the attack with two hits apiece while Close and Caldwell combined for 12 strikeouts and the win. Washington remains undefeated at 6-0 in summer high school baseball.
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Senators Pick Up Harrelson on Waivers
Ken Harrelson, 24, was placed on waivers by the Kansas City Athletics and quickly claimed by the Washington Senators for $20,000. Once the A’s regular first baseman, Harrelson moved aside after Roger Repez joined from the Yankees.
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Folley Favored for Terrell Title Shot in Reno
WBA head James Deskin said he would recommend Ernie Terrell defend the heavyweight title against Zora Folley after Folley’s knockout of Jefferson Davis in Reno. Promoters Hambleton and Parnassus have guaranteed $150,000 for a Reno title defense in late September or early October.
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Bronze Caskets For Speedboat Drivers
Ron Musson and Rex Manchester, famed unlimited hydroplane drivers, lay in bronze caskets in a Seattle area crypt after separate Washington DC accidents during the President's Cup regatta. Musson perished when his boat disintegrated in a spray of debris in the first heat.
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Celtics Royals At Rock Island Exhibition Game
The world champion Boston Celtics meet the Cincinnati Royals in Rock Island Il in an exhibition game on Tuesday Oct 11 at 8 p m. Don Nelson and Bob Riley promote the event with stars Bill Russell Havlicek Jones K C Jones Nelson Lucas Robertson. Seats 2 83 and 4 with advance orders due by July 30.
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King Bueno Triumphs Spark Wimbledon Semis Clash
Little Billie Jean King crushed Margaret Smith 6-3 6-3 while Maria Bueno edged Ann Jones 6-3 9-11 7-5 to reach the Wimbledon final. Smith will defend the title Saturday as King and Bueno prepare for the championship. Friday features Dennis Ralston against Manuel Santana for the men's crown.
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London Golf Club to Scrap Unlucky 13th Hole
The Gillingham golf club in Kent will abandon its 13th hole after a town council request to repurpose the land for housing. Secretary Ted Fincham cites bad luck and safety worries as rubbished rubbish and children nearby. A new hole will be built elsewhere, to be numbered the 113th.
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Buckeyes Larkin Elected President
CHICAGO AP The National Association of Directors of College Athletics elected Richard Larkin of Ohio State University as president. The president elect will succeed Larkin in 1967 and is Robert Bronzan of San Jose State College.
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Gets 36 Pound Bass At San Rafael Calif
A world record striped bass caught on fly tackle is claimed by Russell Chatham of Black Point Calif with a 36 pound fish in San Francisco bay. Chatham landed his first 23 2 bass before securing the larger prize which took over half an hour to land from an eight foot rowboat.
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