Orioles Win In 10th On Siebern Clout Against Ex-Team
Orioles beat Kansas City 3 2 in 10th as Homer ace Siebern drove in the decisive run with a leadoff homer off John Wyatt. Siebern added three hits to raise his average to .336 while Gentile dropped to .267. Other AL scores included Boston over Los Angeles 4 3 and Minnesota 7 New York 2 after a 15 inning affair.
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Charley Finley
Kansas City
Finley
Norm Siebern
Finley Gold and Green
Orioles
Boog Powell
Siebern
Jin Gentile
Boston
Los Angeles
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Minnesota
Yankees
John Wyatt
Dick Hall
Baltimore
Oriole
Robin Roberts
Manny Jimenez
Charley Lau
Stu Miller
Moe Drabowsky
Bo Belinsky
Angels
Red Sox
Hollywood
Belinsky
Dick Stuart
Tony Conigliaro
Bill Rigney
Barry Latman
Latman
Bob Tillman
Roman Mejias
Don Lee
Dalton Jones
New York
Twins
RBI
Rich Rollins
Bob Allison
Ryun Enters California Mile Run at Cal Relays
Jim Ryun a Wichita junior will race five four minute milers including Tom O Hara and Cyrol Burleson at Modesto California Relays. Burleson ran 3 57 5 this year, O Hara 4 56 6 indoors, while Beatty Oerter and others join the star field for a high profile weekend of events.
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Modesto
Calif
Jim Ryun
East High School
Wichita
Kan
Tom O'Hara
Chicago
Loyola
Cyrol Burleson
University of Oregon
Ryan
Burleson
O’hara
California
San Francisco
Cow Palace
Jim Beatty
al Oerter
Meet
Tom Moore
Beatty
Motel Management School Seeks Applicants Nationwide
Advertisement for a two week luxury motel training program invites men women and couples to apply. Includes age details contact phone number and free nationwide placement assistance. Address 939 Grant Denver Colo.
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Grant
Denver, Colo
Baseball Scores From Tuesday AP Wire
The Associated Press reports results from major leagues and minor leagues. Notable MLB scores include Milwaukee 4 Cincinnati 2, Chicago 7 St Louis 4, Houston 3 Pittsburgh 1, Los Angeles 6 New York 4, San Francisco 3 Philadelphia 1. Minor leagues list Syracuse 7 Toronto 1 and Rochester 4 Buffalo 2 in ten innings. Pacific Coast results include San Diego 7 Oklahoma City 5 and Dallas 5 Hawaii 4. Seattle 6 Indianapolis 4 Spokane 3 Denver 1 Tacoma 6 Salt Lake City 3 Arkansas 5 Portland 2.
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Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Houston
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
New York
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Syracuse
Toronto
Rochester
Buffalo
Jacksonville
Atlanta
Richmond
Columbus
San Diego
City
Dallas
Hawaii
Seattle
Indianapolis
Spokane
Denver
Tacoma
Salt Lake City
Arkansas
Portland
W. L. Pet
Baltimore New York
Cleveland
Minnesota
Detroit
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Baltimore
San Fran
Pittsburgh Milwaukee
Cincinnati I
Sea disaster survivors land after burning Sandanger
Thirty five survivors from the Norwegian freighter Sandanger arrived in Long Beach aboard the Bodenstein after a predawn explosion and fire 20 miles off Baja California. One woman passenger is confirmed dead and nine are still missing as rescuers comb liferafts amid continued blasts and heat. The fate of the captain, two stewardesses, and six California passengers remains unknown.
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Long Beach
Calif
Randi Schjeldrup
Josephine
Sandanger
Baja California
Mexico
John Kellmer
California
Juanita M. Benoy
Alamo
Hogan Tops Snead in Houston Golf Showdown
Ben Hogan shot a three under par 66 to beat Sam Snead by three strokes in Shell's "Powerful World of Golf" to be aired next January. Hogan hit all 18 greens and never left the fairway, with a birdie or better possible on every hole.
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Houston
Ben Hogan
Sam Snead
Shell
Hogan
Fight Results from multiple boxing venues
Miami Joe Nardi stopped Eddie Johnson in 4 Paterson Sugar Ray Robinson outpointed Gaylord Barnes in 10 Utica Billy Backus outpointed Colin Frazer in 10 Halifax Lennie Sparks outpointed Don Ross in 10 Lima Mauro Mina stopped Floyd McCoy in 3 New York Don Johnson knocked out Gabriel Hernandez in 2
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Associated Press
Miami
Fla
Joe Nardi
Chicago
Eddie Johnson
Paterson
N.J
Portland
Maine
Sugar Ray Robinson
New York
Gaylord Barnes
Trenton
Utica
N.Y
Billy Backus
Canasota
Colin Frazer
Toronto
Halifax
N.S
Lennie Sparks
Don Ross
Lima
Peru
Mauro Mina
Floyd McCoy
North Hollywood
Calif
Don Johnson
Los Angeles
Gabriel Hernandez
Mexico City
Cubit's Golf Team Wins at Tulsa
In Tulsa the Pro-Am of $10,000 was led by Terry Dill Fred Hawkins Kel Nagle and Ray Floyd with 70s. Buster Cupit's team won the Pro-Am with 55, earning $800 top prize. The four low pros shared $700 each. Floyd also earned $600 for his team’s tie for second at 57 with Gordon Jones' team.
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Tulsa
Okla
Terry Dill
Fred Hawkins
Kel Nagle
Ray Floyd
Buster Cupit
Cupit
Floyd
Gordon Jones
Vilas Vikings 4-H Hold Bake Sale Fundraiser
Vilas Vikings 4-H club met with 28 members present on Thursday. The group planned a bake sale to raise funds for the Mary Baker medical fund and later heard Fred Eisele of Fredonia describe his trip to South America as a guest of the High Prairie Pioneers 4 H club.
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Vilas Vikings
Mary Baker Medical Fund
High Prairie Pioneers
Fred Eisele
Fredonia
South America
Chicago Wins 7-4 As Carol Hurler Has Wild Inning
Cubs explode for three in the seventh aided by three wild pitches from Ernie Broglio to beat St. Louis 7-4. Andre Rodgers and Dick Ellsworth spark the offense as Chicago overcomes the Cardinals and moves within two games of the NL leaders.
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Chicago
Carol Hurler
Sanford
New York
Philadelphia
Phillies
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Broglio
St. Louis
Andre Rodgers
Cubs
Broglio Wild
Dick Bertell
Cardinal
Bob Uecker
Bertell
Rodgers
Cub
Dick Ellsworth
Uecker
Ellisworth
Ron Santo
Dick Groat
Ken Boyer
Cardinals
Billy Williams
Santo
Ellsworth
Tracewski
Dodgers
Phil Ortega
Mets
Duffalo Out With Cracked Ninth Rib in Giants Lineup
San Francisco pitcher Jim Duffalo was ruled out indefinitely after a medical check confirmed a cracked ninth rib and a strained muscle below the twelfth rib. He left Monday’s game versus the Mets with a 1-1 count on the first batter in the fourth inning after three scoreless frames.
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SAN Francisco
Jim Duffalo
Duffalo
New York Mets
Mays tops majors in hitting and power early season
After 10 games this spring Willie Mays of the Giants led the majors with a .474 batting average. He also topped the circuit with 18 RBIs and 7 homers, showcasing standout early-season power.
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Willie Mays
Giants
St Patrick's and Methodists win in Church Softball League
St Patrick's earned its third straight win by beating the Lutherans 20 to 7 to pull into a first place tie with the Christians and Knights of Columbus. The Methodists then defeated Grant Avenue Baptists 23 to 11 as both clubs won after slow starts.
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Lutherans
Christians
Knights of Columbus
Methodists
Grant Avenue
Harley Ponce
Ray Bonilla
Leon Storck
Sandage
Grant Avenue Baptist
Roy Marts
Tom McKenzie
Manbeck
Dean Youngberg
Larry Ellison
First Baptists
Sugar Ray Robinson Defeats Gaylord Barnes In Portland
Sugar Ray Robinson, 44, won a unanimous 10 round decision over Gaylord Barnes of Trenton New Jersey in Portland Maine Tuesday night. Robinson weighed 162 pounds to Barnes 157 as he displayed limited form from his former middleweight glory.
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Portland, Maine
Sugar Ray Robinson
Gaylord Barnes
Trenton
N.J
Bob Hines Leads K State 1965 Track Captaincy
Bob Hines of Kansas City was named captain of Kansas State's 1965 track team at the spring sports dinner in Manhattan. Wes Dutton from Alta Vista received the 1964 track team's most inspiring member honor. John Thompson of Goodland and Dave Unruh of Wichita were cited for most points, with Unruh named outstanding wrestler. Jim Mosteller of Wichita was high point man in gymnastics.
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Manhattan
Kan
Bob Hines
Kansas City
Kansas State
Doug Weaver
Wes Dutton
Alta Vista
Gus Garcia
Douglass
John Thompson
Goodland
Dave Unruh
Wichita
Unruh
Jim Mosteller
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