Berra Delivers A ThreeRun Shot Lifts Yankees Past Angels
Yogi Berra at age 38, amid lineup injuries, belted a three run homer off Ken McBride to power the Yankees to a 4-3 victory over the Los Angeles Angels and extend their AL lead. Ralph Terry earned a decision. Hal Reniff closed it out.
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Charles Wins British Open Playoff as Left-Hander First
New Zealander Bob Charles defeated Phil Rodgers in a 36 hole playoff at Royal Lytham and St Ann's to become the first left handed golfer to win a major. Charles posted 69 71 140 while Rodgers shot 72 76 148, with Charles pulling away after the 23rd hole and holding a commanding lead through the back nine.
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Regina crushes Lone Tree. Little Hawks rout West Branch
Regina ousted Lone Tree 10 to 1 in the sectional baseball final four with Dan Delany Tom Dostal and Tom Rios each collecting two hits including Delaney and Rios triples. Don Haugen starred on the mound with a 3 for 3 day and two-hit pitching over five innings as Regina advances to face City High in the finals.
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Linn-Mar Rallies in 10 to Top Central City in sectional
Linn-Mar beats Central City 3 2 in 10 innings to advance to sectional final. Ron Schope walked stole second twice and Don Rinderknecht delivered the decisive double as Waterhouse and Schope held Central City scoreless in extras. Waterhouse fired a four hitter with 15 strikeouts.
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Standings and Weekend Games Across Major Cities
Standings show Los Angeles leads New York and Philadelphia, with San Francisco and Houston also scoring. Weekend schedule lists multiple pairings including Los Angeles at New York and Chicago at Cincinnati, with ESPN style but CBS network notes.
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Detroit at Washington and other NBA matchups list
A schedule listing multiple NBA games including Detroit at Washington, Boston at Los Angeles, New York at Kansas City, Cleveland at Minnesota, and Baltimore at Chicago. The set repeats Detroit at Washington again.
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Starbuck Thomsen Tie For Elmcrest Prize
Starbuck and Theron Thomsen tied for most fives in the Elmcrest twilight golf event. Other winners include Charlotte Oeschlaeger, Keiman Melichar, Perry Thomsen, and Mildred Kehrer with various nearest-to and low gross awards. Helen Laun and Helen Bouse received the mystery prize.
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Pennel Sets World Mark with 16 8 1/2 Foot Pole Vault
John Pennel of Miami Florida won the British National track title with a 16 feet 814 inches vault. The mark surpassed Brian Sternberg of Washington who recently suffered a serious trampoline accident.
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Cedar Rapids Junior Legion Game Postponed by Rain
The Cedar Rapids Junior Legion baseball game with Ottumwa on Saturday was postponed due to rain. Cedar Rapids will instead play State Center at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at Memorial Park.
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Kimball and Cohn Tie 77s in Light Open Round One
Iowa duo Judy Kimball of Sioux City and Andy Cohn of Waterloo fired 77s in the opening round of the $10,000 Light Open on the LPGA tour. They stood seven strokes behind leader Clifford Ann Creed who posted a 70 at the par 70 course in Ellicott City Maryland.
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Baseball Sectionals Roundup From Iowa Iowa City to Muscatine
Sectional results list several matches across Iowa with teams such as Norway Regina Lone Tree West Branch and Muscatine defeating Assumption 2 1. Regional pairings include Lincoln 3 Jefferson 0 and Central Lyon 4 Sibley 0 as districts report scores from multiple venues including Meadapolis and Modale.
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Syzmanski Signs 1963 Contract With Colts
Baltimore Colts announce center Dick Syzmanski signed his 1963 contract on Saturday confirming his return to the team and commitment to the season.
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Baltimore Colts
Norway Defeats Williamsburg in Sectional Meet
Norway won 5 to 1 over Williamsburg in the sectional semifinal as Al Schulte pitched a four hit game with 14 strikeouts. Lenny Kimm had two hits and drove in a fourth inning run, with Norway taking the lead on Schulte’s first inning double and later runs after walks.
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Modified Cars Race Tonight at Hawkeye Downs
Despite rain seven events will unfold at Hawkeye Downs Saturday at 7 30 including a 20 lap feature race The program serves as the last chance for drivers to qualify for the 50 lap mid season championship next week A 20 lap novice race for inexperienced drivers is also on the card.
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Raiders Hawks Go To Waterloo In Weather Postponements
The Red Raiders had a second postponement in the Midwest league schedule when Friday night’s game at Waterloo was washed out. The teams will play in Waterloo Saturday and Sunday. A two game set with Wisconsin Rapids follows at home Monday with library Fairfax and West Side Civic club nights planned for the Raiders home stand.
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Bliss Matches Iowa Amateur Course Record With 65
Rod Bliss III of Des Moines tied the Clinton Country Club course record with a seven under par 65 on opening day, grabbing a three stroke lead as Steve Spray, Milt Marschall, and Jim Kachellek chased in a 72 year tournament. Sandy Koufax then dominated the Mets 6 0 at the Polo Grounds earning 15th win and matching pennant pace.
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Phillies Rally Past Giants as McCovey Hits 25th and 26th
The Phillies defeated the Giants 7-5 behind four first inning runs and a late rally, with Willie McCovey belting his 25th and 26th home runs for San Francisco. Art Mahaffey earned the win in relief as Jack Baldschun shut the door the rest of the way.
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NCAA Names Public Relations Director
Kansas City AP reports Wiles Halleck, 45, former sports information director of California, was named public relations director of the National Collegiate Athletic Association on Saturday.
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Shortstop Robert C. Stow Dies in Dallas at 75
Fort Worth report says Robert C. Stow of Dallas, 75, a prominent Texas League shortstop, died Friday from a heart ailment. He was regarded as one of the league's greatest players.
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Souchak Opens Hot Springs Lead With 67
Big Mike Souchak snapped a slump by shooting a 33 34 67 to lead the Hot Springs open in Arkansas. He moved to 136 after two rounds while Rex Baxter, Al Johns, vtch Harrison, Jack McGowan, Paul Jondenson, Tom, and Jim Powell also posted 140s or better in a crowded leaderboard.
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