A's Rally Past BoSox Twice in Doubleheader
The Kansas City Athletics beat Boston 7-3 and 10-8 to pull within one game of ninth place. Bert Campaneris led with six hits including an inside the park homer, a triple and four singles, scoring six times and stealing two bases. Fred Talbot won the first game. Jim Hunter notched his first major league win in the nightcap.
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Red Sox
Fenway Park
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Roland Sheldon
Bill Monbouquette
Bert Campaneris
Wayne Causey
Ken Harrelson
Fred Talbot
Jack Aker
Jim
Catfish) Hunter
Hunter
Jim Wickson
John Wyatt
Don Messi
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Ton Conigliaro
St. Louis Cardinals
Warren Spahn
San Francisco
Bob Purkey
Bill White
Spahn
Giants
Curt Flood
St. Louis
Flood
Phil Gagliano
Jim Hart
Tom Haller
Tracy Stallard
Ron Harbel
Carol Sorensen shines in Trans-Miss bid clash
In Dubuque Iowa AP two Carol Sorensen contenders clash as Carol Ann Sorenson defends in the Trans Miss Amateur. Carol Jean Sorenson says she dislikes being called the "other Carol Sorenson" while advancing, with Ruth Miller and other notables eliminated in a day of upsets.
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Jean Ashley
Dubuque, Iowa
Wisconsin
Carol Sorensen
Carol Jean
Racine
Wis
Carol Ann Sorenson
Janesville
Carole Jean
Carol Sorenson
C.J
Jessie Finucan
Summerville
S.C
Ruth Miller
Rosemoor
Calif
Carol Ann
Judy Bell
Colorado Springs
Colo
Nancy Ross Syms
Hollywood
Fla
City Swim Meet Results Highlight Diverse Young Winners
Results from the city recreation department special event show 21 youngsters competing. In girls 8 to 10 Susan Patrick won crawl back stroke and freestyle. Janae Berthoz placed in multiple events. Grenda Riker took second in back stroke and freestyle. Boys 10 saw Brian Patrick win crawl and back stroke, with Kim Kuhn taking freestyles. Others include Bridgett Berthot, Mike Donnaway, Mike Campbell, Tad Gough, Jett Erickson, Linda Pogue and Connie Vaillere among top finishers.
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City Recreation Department
Susan Patrick
Janae Berthoz
Grenda Riker
Brian Patrick
Kim Kuhn
Scott Maring
Mike Donnaway
Mike Campbell
Tad Gough
Jett Erickson
Linda Pogue
Connie Vaillere
Connie Neely
Linda DeMent
Peggy Smith
Deborah Phillips
Lana Riker
Mike Boaz
William Cook
Kirt Evans
Minor League Scores From Coast to Coast
International League results include Toronto 5 Jacksonville 2 and Columbus 6 Syracuse 2 while Buffalo edges Syracuse 5. Pacific Coast League games show Portland 8 Salt Lake City 0 and Seattle 5 Indianapolis 7 with Spokane 7-1 over Vancouver. San Diego 4 Arkansas 3 in 11 innings and Toledo 8 Atlanta 2.
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Toronto
Jacksonville
Columbus
Syracuse
Buffalo
Atlanta
Toledo
Rochester
Denver
Salt Lake City
Portland
Seattle
Indianapolis
Vancouver
Spokane
Tacoma
San Diego
Arkansas
Sugar Ray Robinson Outpoints Young Joe Walcott in Richmond
In Richmond, New York's Sugar Ray Robinson, at 161, out pointed Philadelphia's Young Joe Walcott, 159, over ten rounds. In Miami Beach Rory O'Shea, 15742, Chicago, stopped Charley Jordan, 158, Miami, in the third round.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Sugar Ray Robinson
New York
Joe Walcott
Philadelphia
Miami Beach
Fla
Rory O'Shea
Chicago
Charley Jordan
Miami
Field of 180 Golfers In Western Amateur
A 7000-yard par 71 layout at Point o Wood’s in Benton Harbor hosts 180 players for the Western Amateur Championship. The field includes six former Walker Cup players and Ed Tutweiler. The event remains a premier match play test despite the National Amateur adopting medal play.
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Benton Harbor
Mich
Ed Tutweiler
Indianapolis
Semifinals set in Kansas Non-Pro tournament
Wichita Dreamliners defeated Wichita Service 4-1 to reach the semifinals as Liberal beat the Wichita Royals 9-3 and Kansas City defeated the Kansas Penitentiary 7-0. Semifinal pairings: 6 15 Dreamliners vs Kansas City and 8 30 Service vs Liberal.
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Kansas
Wichita Dreamliners
Liberal
Wichita Royals
Kansas City
Kansas Penitentiary
Dreamliners
Service
Ron Hubbard
Mike Sears
Harold Beeghly
Paul Omstead
Fireball Jackson
Bob Farrar
Jim Mallon
Don Locke Named Senators Player Representative
Outfielder Don Locke is the new player representative of the Washington Senators replacing Chuck Cottier who has been optioned to Hawaii in the Pacific Coast League.
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Don Locke
Washington Senators
Chuck Cottier
Hawaii
Knights of Columbus and Christians win church softball games
Knights of Columbus beat St. Patrick’s 3 0 to stay 13 1 through two rounds as Gary McKenzie pitched a one hit shutout and Polo Perez homered. Christians defeated Old Timers 15 3 behind Bob Phillips five inning three hitter and Dave Phillips with a homer.
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St. Patrick's
Christians
Gary McKenzie
Joe Ponce
Polo Perez
Knights
Bud Leroy
Harley Ponce
Tony de la Torre
St. Patrick's Battery
Bob Phillips
Christian
Charley Wallace
Dave Phillips
George Miller
Earl Grogan
St. Patrick’s
Elsmore Ponies blank Bronson 4-0 in pitcher duel
Elsmore Ponies defeated Bronson 4-0 last night with David Fewins throwing a one hit shutout and 14 strikeouts. Bronson pitcher Mefford allowed three hits and seven K's in a strong effort while Alan Johnson caught for Elsmore.
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Elsmore Ponies
Bronson
David Fewins
Mefford
Fewins
Alan Johnson
Paul
Metal Ball Holds Casey's Hip Together
NEW YORK AP Indomi table old Casey Stengel left hip held by a metal ball after surgery for a displaced fracture. He hoped to walk with a cane by week end and was to stay three weeks at Roosevelt Hospital. Dr Peter LaMotte and Mets doctors led the 45 minute operation Tuesday.
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NEW York
Casey Stengel
Stengel
Roosevelt Hospital
Peter LaMotte
New York Mets
Busy Bee Cafe clinches Minor League title with 7-3 win
Busy Bee Cafe improves to 13-0 and clinches the Chanute Minor League title with a 7-3 victory over Hans' Flowers. C. C. Harris earned the win with Mike Abbott catching. Paul Smith hit a homer. Wells Clothiers moved to second with a 12-4 win over Mitchell Buick as Mitch Magner and Bradley Davidson pitched for Haas' Flowers. Bruce Bright hit a first inning grand slam for Wells Clothiers in a 11-3 victory. Tom Wheat, Ronnie Harris, Albert Gutierrez and Wesley Wilson shared the pitching. Don Phillips and Dwayne Moore pitched for Mitchell Buick. Hans' Flowers and Busy Bee Cafe each left with league implications as two games remain.
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Hans’ Flowers
Wells Clothiers
Mitchell Buick
Chanute
C. C. Harris
Mike Abbott
Paul Smith
Mitch Magner
Bradley Davidson
Haas’ Flowers
Mike Evans
Magner
Bruce Bright
Tom Wheat
Ronnie Harris
Albert Gutierrez
Wesley Wilson
Steve de la Torre
Randy Ikehorn
Don Phillips
Dwayne Moore
Darry Baughn
Santa Fe Edges Koch Bros 7-6 to Grab Fourth Place
Santa Fe Employees avoided the cellar with a 7-6 win over last place Koch Bros Furniture to finish fourth in the Pee Wee League. Steve Marts and Kerry Lowry pitched for Santa Fe with Greg Willis catching. Koch’s Marshall Madill homered and Charles Musselman pitched.
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Koch Bros. Furniture
Steve Marts
Kerry Lowry
Greg Willis
Marshall Madill
Charles Musselman
Naff and Bolze Crown Jr Teener League Champions
Naff and Bolze clinched the Junior Teener League title with a 5-1 win over Ellison. Holloway pitched a two-hitter for Naff and Bolze, with Goss catching. Elks secured second place at 9-5 with one game remaining as American Legion edged VFW 8-7.
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Bolze
Ellison David Holloway
American Legion
VFW
Elks
Holloway
Mike Goss
Bob McCready
Clarence Matlock
Rocky Carter
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