Brown Succumbs On Heartbreak Hill In San Francisco Loss
Hal Brown, 39, yielded a 2-1 defeat as San Francisco edged Houston 2-1 at Candlestick Park. Haller hit a second inning homer for the Giants who tied the NL lead with St. Louis. Brown’s seven innings featured one hit allowed and a strong relief stint prior to pinch hitter. Giants rally produced an eighth inning score, ending Brown’s bid.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Candlestick Park
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Big Wind
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Radatz in Formula To Baffle Hitters
Boston reliever Dick Radatz worked two clean innings in a 5-1 win over Baltimore Friday night. The 6-foot-6 right-hander earned his sixth save, lowered his ERA since May 12, and extended his streak of scoreless innings to 33. Chicago, New York, Minnesota, and Washington also posted wins as the pennant race tightened.
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Boston Red Sox
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Baltimore
Baseball Scores From Today and Sunday Schedule
Baseball scores show Washington 5 2, Cleveland 2 3 in twi night. New York 4 Detroit 2, Boston 5 Baltimore 1, Chicago 3 Kansas City 2, Minnesota 3 Los Angeles 2. Today Los Angeles at Minnesota Kansas City at Chicago Washington at Cleveland Detroit at New York Baltimore at Boston. Sunday Los Angeles at Minnesota Kansas City at Chicago Washington at Cleveland Detroit at New York Baltimore at Boston.
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Washington
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Boston
Baltimore
Adi Cleveland
Baseball Scores Across Cities Displayed
New York defeated Cincinnati 10 to 3 and Milwaukee beat Philadelphia 3 to 0. St Louis won over Pittsburgh 5 to 2 while Chicago posted a 4 to 1 victory against Los Angeles and San Francisco edged Houston 2 to 1. Upcoming games include New York at Cincinnati and Philadelphia at Milwaukee.
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Spahn
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Duke Snider
Lead to Hardwick in Warren Warren Civic Open Bowling
Youthful Billy Hardwick of San Mateo California led after two qualifying rounds of the Warren Civic Open, returning to the PBA tour. The 21 year old posted a 12 game total of 2,589 with an average of 216, ahead of Marty Piraino of Syracuse and Roger Helle of Detroit in the standings.
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Ohio
Billy Hardwick
San Mateo
Calif
Hardwick
Professional Bowlers Association
Baltimore
Marty Piraino
Syracuse
N.Y
Roger Helle
Detroit
Piraino
Helle
Florida Ball Club Names Al Lopez Jr Captain
Al Lopez Jr the son of Chicago White Sox manager is announced as captain and center fielder for the University of Florida baseball team. His father previously played as a catcher in professional baseball.
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al Lopez Jr
Chicago White Sox
University of Florida
Major League Baseball Matchups Listed for Today
The schedule lists Pittsburgh at St Louis, Houston at San Francisco, Chicago at Los Angeles, New York at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at Milwaukee, Pittsburgh at St Louis, Houston at San Francisco, and Chicago at Los Angeles with two games noted for each pairing.
Nicklaus At Thunderbird Suffers Neck Pain But Aims Open
Jack Nicklaus battled a neck muscle spasm during the Thunderbird tournament but finished with 72 for 141, four behind the leaders as Arnold Palmer and Bobby Nichols shared the lead at Brookline. Palmer tied for the lead, while Gary Player and Ben Hogan posted strong scores as 87 pros and three amateurs moved into the final rounds.
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Nicklaus
Brookline
Mass
South Africa
Gary Player
Palmer
Sam Snead
Jay Hebert
Don Finsterwald
Gardner Dickinson
Joe Campbell
Bob Duden
Dick Crawford
Canada
al Balding
Fathers and Sons In Bowling Tourney
A father son bowling tournament is set for tomorrow afternoon at the Sportsman's Bowl. It is open to regular Bantam and Junior bowlers and their fathers with filled in men to cover absent parents. Two squads at 2 and 4 p.m. Trophies for winners and all league champions in Bantam and Junior Leagues and the Joplin tournament.
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Joplin
Evans and Hanna Vie for Kansas Golf Title in Topeka
Medalist Duke Evans of Wichita and surprise finalist John Hanna of Lawrence advanced to the Kansas State Men's Golf final at Topeka Country Club. Hanna defeated John Begert of Topeka, 2 up, and Ralph Bevan 6 and 5 to reach the final. Evans beat Tex Jones 4 and 2 and Ron Schmedemann 4 and 3. Both finalists had not reached the final before, as college players and teens continue to dominate the event started on a 6,372 yard Topeka course. Evans cited driving accuracy and solid putting as keys to success despite his noted health quirks.
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Oklahoma State
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Lawrence
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Kansas University
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Ralph Bevan
Evans
Tex Jones
Ron Schmedemann
Manhattan
Hanna Nor
Schmedemann
Nick Stevens
Bevan
Bill Anderson
Baptists Win in Softball to Tie for Second Place
Grant Avenue Baptist defeated First Baptist 7 to 3 in a makeup Church Softball League game, tying four teams for second behind undefeated St Patrick's. Four hits each for all squads, but Grant Avenue’s errorless defense and Bud Leroy’s third inning homer carried the win.
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Grant Avenue Baptist
First Baptist
St Patrick's
Methodists
Christians
Jim McCoy
Earl Grogan
Don Howell
Bud Leroy
Blocks Hit By Leaders
The Minor League leaders faced obstacles as the Optimists toppled Busy-B Cafe 14-2 and Wells Clothiers defeated second place B&H Market 15-5. After four games Busy-B Cafe leads 3-1, Mitchell Buick 1-3, others 2-2. Next Tuesday features Hans Flowers vs B&H Market and Mitchell Buick vs Busy-B Cafe.
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Wells Clothiers
B&h Market
Busy-B Cafe
Mitchell Buick
Hans Flowers
Richard Barriger
Stan Maring
Taylor
Alan Penner
James McGuffery
Lonnia Wilson
Bobby Ennis
Rickey McMeekin
Donald Noland
Ralph Ponce
Victor Godinez
Wayne Morrison
Ponce
Dan Evans
Mike Campbell
Mike Brune
Cale
Pee Wee Clash Ends 11-10 In NuWay Win Over Churchill's
NuWay Cleaners defeated Churchill's 11-10 after both teams scored seven runs in the fifth. Mike Alcock and Jim Wilkins homered for NuWay, Dennis Gates homered for Churchill's, with Wilkins earning the win as pitcher.
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NuWay
Mike Alcock
Jim Wilkins
Dennis Gates
Mike Wilkins
Wilkins
Jim Reeves
Roger Tucker
Breck Churchill
Tony Woodard
Dan Kelly
Chanute Lumber
No Way Cleaners
COUR
Nc Ceccneess
Blue Jays down Parsons Queens in high scoring softball clash
Chanute Blue Jays routed Parsons Queens 21 to 10 led by Maxine Bright who hit three home runs including two in one inning. Evelyn Larson and Linda Rice paired for the win as Chanute piled 28 hits, while nine errors marked the game. A rematch at Parsons is set for next Wednesday night.
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Chanute Blue Jays
Parsons Queens
Blue Jays
Chanute
Parsons
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Modica
Evelyn Larson
Linda Rice
Queens
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Ididecens
Arkansas City 3 and 2, Vickers defeats Fish in Wichita event
Arkansas City recorded a 3 to 2 score as Tom Vickers of Wichita defeated Chuck Fish of Hutchinson, delivering a decisive win in the matchup.
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Tom Vickers
Wichita
Chuck Fish
Hutchinson
Recreation Calendar Highlights Tonight and Sunday in Chanute Tulsa
Local recreation calendar lists events across venues tonight and Sunday. American Legion games at Tulsa include two 5:00 and 8:00 starts. senior baseball at Santa Fe Park features Ranabargar versus Papst at 6:45 and Leroy versus Beck at 9:00. Major League games at Highland Park include Consolidated Oil vs Merle Kelly Ford at 7:00 and First National Bank vs Orley's Cale at 9:00. Various youth leagues, archery, crafts, day camp, playground and water safety sessions fill the weekend schedule.
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Beck
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EUB Field
Chanute Lumber
Churchill's
Rain Postpones Commission Events
City recreation activities were postponed by Martin Rotunno, superintendent of recreation. Cited changes include bicycle time trials and a Junior High swimming party delayed to next week and Senior League baseball games moved to the week of July 4 with regular schedule resuming midweek. Tonight Little League decisions awaited this afternoon.
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City Recreation Commission
Martin Rotunno
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