Death Of Brother Does Not Stop LA Right-Hander From Winning
Ken McBride pitched a strong game despite learning his brother Clifton, 24, was killed in a Cleveland auto accident. He earned his sixth win as the Angels beat the Twins 4 2 with Mel Nelson closing in the ninth.
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Ken McBride
Minnesota Twins
Los Angeles
Angel
Clifton
Cleveland
Bill Rigney
McBride
Jimmie Hall
Nelson
Wally Post
Johnny Gary
Angels
Jim Perry
Ray Moore
First USTFF Meet Falls Short in Houston
The inaugural USTFF championship failed to attract many out of state foes and offered few performances of international note. Notable marks included Arizona State’s 3.05.3 mile relay, Randy Matson’s 60 feet 6 inches shot put, Nate Adams’ 9.4 seconds 100 yard dash and 21.3 220 yard dash, and Warren Bratloff’s 16 feet 1% inches pole vault. Attendance hovered around 10,000 despite a 22,500 seat stadium.
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Houston
UPI
U. S. Track and Field Federation
Amateur Athletic Union
USTFF
Arizona State
Mike Barrick
Henry Carr
Ron Freeman
Alis Williams
Pampa, Tex
Randy Matson
U. S
Nate Adams
Purdue
Rice University
Warren Bratloff
Jeppesen Stadium
Bill Russell
Russell
Compton
Calif
Levelland Boxer Remains Critical After Ring Injury
Luther Ray Hubble a 24 year old light heavyweight from Level land Tex remained in critical condition with a head injury from a four round pro bout Friday night The swelling at the base of his skull mirrors the injury linked to featherweight champion Davey Moore who died in Los Angeles Moore died about 74 hours after his head struck the bottom ring rope in a bout against Sugar Ramos Hubble was knocked into the ropes in the third round after hitting the bottom rope his neck struck the rope as he fell
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Amarillo
UPI
Luther Ray Hubble
Levelland
Tex
Hubble
Davey Moore
Los Angeles
Moore
Sugar Ramos
Willie Franklin
Baseball Leaders Show National and American League Standouts
The ne used Major League Leaders list spotlights top hitters and pitchers. Notables include Hank Aaron and Willie Mays among NL leaders, and Kaline and Mantle among AL leaders with home runs and RBIs highlighted. Pitching leaders feature Perranoski and Stock with standout records.
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H. Pet. Groat
Cyngin
Phil
T.davis
Boyer
Warwck
Hou
White
H.aaron
Mil
Cimente
Pitt
Cepeda
Pinson
Cin
R. H
Banks
Cubs
F. Alou
Giants
Bailey
Mays
Robinson
Reds
Howard
Dodgers
Allison
Twins
Wagner
Angels
Nicholson
White Sox
Mantle
Yanks
Battey
Kaline
Tigers
Cards
H. Aaron
Braves
Perranoski
McBean
Pirates
Woodeshick
Colts
O'Dell
Maloney
Stock
Orioles
Bouton
Roland
Radatz
Red Sox
Phillies Sign John Jagutis to Farm Club Move
Philadelphia Phillies sign 18 year old Monroe Michigan native John Jagutis as an infield prospect and plan for him to report to the Miami based Class A Florida State League affiliate.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Philadelphia Phillies
John Jagutis
Monroe
Mich
Jagutis
Phillies
Miami
Belmont Stakes Up Finish for Chateaugay at Aqueduct
Chateaugay won the Belmont Stakes at Aqueduct beating odds favorite Candy Spots by a small margin in a 2% length victory. Emile Griffith of New York captured the welterweight crown with a 15 round split decision over Luis Rodriguez of Miami Beach.
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New York
Chateaugay
Aqueduct
Candy Spots
Emile Griffith
Luis Rodriguez
Miami Beach
Scottish driver Clark wins Belgium Grand Prix again
Jim Clark of Scotland captures his second consecutive Grand Prix of Belgium victory for Francorchamps, repeating his 1963 triumph. Clark dominates the race with strong performance, beating rival drivers to secure the win.
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Francorchame’s
Belgium
Jim Clark
Scotland
Dow Jones Averages Decline Amid Mixed Trading
United Press International reports Dow Jones markets slip with the Industrials down 6.00, Rails down 1.32, and Stocks off 16.69 as total volume reaches 3.48 million for 2 PM trading.
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United Press International
Dow Jones
Colts Blank Giants In Sunday Night Game
A 3-0 victory gave the Colts a Sunday night win over the San Francisco Giants as Skinny Brown shut them down after taking over in the third inning. Carl Warwick, John Bateman, and Howie Goss drove in the runs while Brown limited the Giants to one hit in the final stretch. The night also featured several other MLB results and a large attendance in Chicago and Los Angeles.
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Houston
San Francisco
Pete Ward
White Sox
Athletics
Juan Pizarro
Bill Fischer
Ed Charles
A’s
Chuck Schilling
Russ Nixon
Red Sox
Nixon
Orioles
Schilling
Stu Miller
Dick Radatz
Baltimore
Harry Bright
Tom Tresh
Clete Boyer
Hector Lopez
Whitey Ford
Yankees
Tigers
Mickey Lolich
Woodie Held
Vic Davalillo
Fred Whitfield
Cleveland
Washington
Gary Bell
Tribe
Tom Cheney
Davalillo
Chuck Hinton
Colts
San Francisco Giants
Skinny Brown
Dick Farrell
Giants
Brown
Willie Mays
Farrell
Jack Sanford
Carl Warwick
John Bateman
Howie Goss
Los Angeles Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Ernie Banks
New York Mets
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City A’s
Baltimore Orioles
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Los Angeles Angels
Minnesota Twins
Cubs
Dodgers
Banks
Ron Santo
Sandy Koufax
Dick Ellsworth
Tommy Davis
Mets
Cardinals
Red Birds
Jim Hickman
Bill White
Cardinal
Tim McCarver
the Park
Rod Kanehl
Galen Cisco
Ray Sadecki
Phillies
Reds
Bobby Wine
Don Demeter
Jim Lemon
John Callison
Callison
Berger Jr. Signs With Orioles vooraf Bluefield Assignment
Louis Bobo Berger Jr., son of a former AL infielder, signs with the Baltimore Orioles and will play for Bluefield in the Appalachian League. The 20 year old attended Georgia Tech for a year and handles first base, outfield, and pitching duties. Also American Broadcasting plans Telstar live telecast of the Curragh Irish Sweepstakes Derby on June 29, first Europe telecast.
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Orioles Baltimore
UPI
Louis
Bobo) Berger Jr
Baltimore Orioles
Bluefield
Berger
Georgia Tech
TV First New York
American Broadcasting Company
Telstar
Curragh
Europe
Tragic Death At Galveston Jetties Involving Boy
Five year old Milton Inglish died after being crushed between two vehicles on a Galveston outing at the jetties. Parental supervision is noted as part of the report.
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Galveston
UPI
Milton Inglish
Galveston Jetties
Fort Hood Soldiers Die in Jarrell Collision on I 35
Two soldiers from Fort Hood were killed in a Sunday head on collision north of Jarrell on Interstate 35. Identified are Spec. 5 Nelson W. Gustafsen 22 and another soldier whose name is garbled in the report.
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Jarrell, Tex
UPI
Fort Hood
Jarrell
Interstate 35
Nelson W. Gustafsen
Yankees Pulled Away to 11 2 Victory Over Tigers
The Yankees hammered 10 hits to dominate 11 to 2 against the Tigers. Norrell earned the win by throwing seven innings as Sehorn, Moore, and Cates contributed key RBI hits. Tigers pitchers Shires Hardison and Galligan also worked, but weather forced the Chisox Redsox game to be rescheduled.
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Yankees
Martinez
Rippy
Moore
da Brown
Norrell
Schorn
Ward
Briley
David Galligan
Elton Shires
Shires
Hardison
Galligan
Tigers
Chisox
Redsox
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Childress Index
Toch
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Union Memorial Hospital
Mickey Mantle
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Caldwell
Idaho
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Vada Pinson
Pete
Warren Spahn
Shaw
Don Cardwell
Bob Friend
Ted Savage
Donn Clendenon
Denny Lemaster
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Andy Rogers
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