Giants edge Colts 2-1 as Brown battles for win
Hal Brown, a 39 year old reliever, limits the Giants to one hit in 61 1 3 innings and leaves with Houston trailing 2-1. Tom Haller homers in the second, lifting San Francisco to a 2-1 victory that ties the NL lead with St. Louis. Warren Spahn and Duke Snider reach milestones as the day’s pennant races shift.
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Raiders Divide Doubleheader In Midwest League Action
Cedar Rapids and Quincy split a Memorial Park doubleheader as Jim Turner stars for Cedar Rapids in a 5-2 win in game two. Quincy won the opener 4-3 behind Mike Marsh with a 10-strikeout performance and key hits from Weghorn and VendeVen. A new outfielder Robert Dunham arrived from LaCrosse, and roster moves placed Spransky on the disabled list.
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Cronkhite and Miller Reach Semifinals in Open Tennis
Richie Strauss of Iowa City advanced to the final of the boys 18-and-under open division at the Iowa Jaycee tennis meet in Cedar Falls. He defeated Waterlo o’s Gary Gibson 6-2, 6-2 in the semifinal, earning a berth in the championship match.
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Thornton to Fight Menno for Light Heavy Title Chance
Wayne Thornton, a California newcomer, risks a shot at the light heavyweight title against Jose Menno of Argentina in a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden. The 175-pound bout will be telecast nationwide by ABC-TV starting at 8 p.m. CST Saturday.
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Waterloo Is Tired Wins Twin Bill Over Decatur
Waterloo sweeped a six game twin bill string with a 5-2 and 3-1 win over Decatur as Bruce Malchow threw a three hitter and Jim Thornton held the Commodores to four safeties. Clinton split with Quad Cities as Cleo Harris homered and George Sherrod pitched a two hitter in the nightcap. Fox Cities exploded for 18 hits in a 17-6 win over Burlington with four different innings producing runs and four Burlington errors guiding the victory.
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Nicklaus Ailing but Plans Open Play Despite Neck Spasm
Jack Nicklaus battled a neck spasm during the Thunderbird event but vowed to play the U S Open next week if pain allows. He finished with 72 to sit four behind the leaders, while Arnold Palmer kept a share of the lead alongside Bobby Nichols and others.
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Fleck's Falstaff Rally Beats Hy-Vee 4-2 in Open Softball
Hal Broxey and Keith Flockhart delivered the key hits as Fleck's Falstaff erased a 2-0 deficit to beat Hy-Vee 4-2 at Ellis Park in Major Open softball. Mel Stark allowed four hits in a four hitter through seven, while Bob Clapp and Jerry Ralfs earned victory and the save on a stellar nine inning display.
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Minor League Scores From Weekend Games Across Leagues
International League results show Richmond 11 Arkansas 2 Jacksonville 6 Atlanta 2 Rochester 7 Indiana 4 Syracuse 11 Buffalo 2 Columbus 13 Toronto 1. Pacific Coast League at Salt Lake City rain. Tacoma 3 Spokane 4 in 12 innings. Hawaii City 3 Texas League Alum Paso 2.
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Sunday National Baseball Broadcast Schedule
NBC-TV list shows New York at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Milwaukee Pittsburgh at St Louis Houston at San Francisco Chicago at Los Angeles. Ppd game Joe at Los Angeles also listed for NBC-TV 2 PM.
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Arizona and Southern California Face Final in College Title
In Omaha UPI reports a dramatic NCAA baseball final between Arizona and USC. The Trojans refused to give in after a late Frank play, keeping the championship alive beyond Friday night as the decisive game looms.
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Twin Pines Men Set Blind Bogey Tourney This Sunday
Twin Pines Men's Golf Association will host a blind bogey competition for members at the Twin Pines course this Sunday. The group also plans a handicap tournament to begin next week.
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Kimball Tied for Fifth in Cosmopolitan Women's Golf Opener
Judy Kimball of Sioux City Iowa shot 37 36 73 to finish in a seven way tie for fifth after the first round of the Cosmopolitan Women's Golf tournament at Rockton Illinois. Betsy Rawls and Gloria Armstrong led with 70 two under par.
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U.S. Defeats Iran In Davis Cup Play
The United States moved to a 3-0 lead over Iran in Davis Cup action in Tehran. Donald Dell of Bethesda Maryland and Eugene Scott of St James New York defeated Iran’s Taghi and Reza Akbari 6 0 6 1 6 4 in doubles. The Americans had won both singles on Thursday and the remaining singles were scheduled for Saturday.
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Sixteenth Avenue Merchants to play Penick and Ford in softball
The Sixteenth Avenue Merchants meet Penick and Ford in a softball double header on Diamond 1 at Ellis Park tonight at 6 o'clock.
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