Lefebvre Leads Dodgers Rally Slams Four World Champs
Jim Lefebvre, Dodgers second baseman and NL Rookie of the Year, slugged his fourth homer in three games as Los Angeles overcame Cincinnati 4 2. Lefebvre tops the majors with eight RBIs and a .467 average after two homers and seven hits in 15 at bats. Drysdale won his first start of the season, allowing two runs in six innings. Craig notches win for Phillies as he relieves Bunning in a 4 3 victory over Cincinnati.
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Cardinals tie major league mark with 18th straight win at Pirates
In a 6 hit six run game Bob Gibson struck out 10 as the Cardinals beat the Pirates for the 18th consecutive time on Pittsburgh soil. Alex Johnson and Lou Brock homered in support of Gibson. The article notes Al Doron once extended a AFL TD pass streak and mentions Mets losing their home opener for the fifth straight year.
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Grand Slam Propels Cuts To 4th In Row
The Orioles lost 3-2 as Fritz Peterson halted Baltimore on six hits in his Yankee debut. Tom Tresh drove in a fourth inning run and Joe Pepitone homered. Detroit beat Washington 8-3 and Cleveland outlasted Boston 8-7 in 12 innings.
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Riflemen Seattle Amboy claim league win on local range
The B Riflemen of Seattle Amboy defeated Am boy 1394 to 1330 to stay in first place at the Rod and Gun Club meet. Frank Karkoski led winners with 282, followed by Art Knapp 279 Merle Wade 278 Bob Bailey 278 and L Hemink 277.
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McDowell Smothers Meadville In 113 27 Track Meet
McDowell overwhelmed Meadville 113 to 27 in a meet at Meadville. Massing swept the 100 and 220 yard dashes while Powers won the 440 for the Bulldogs, as Meadville managed only four first places. Meadville had lost its opener to Farrell and stands 0-2.
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Waynesburg College Hires Harold O as Cage Coach
Waynesburg College in Waynesburg Pennsylvania announces the hiring of Harold O as the new cage coach. The college aims to bolster its basketball program under the incoming coach's leadership this season.
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Wolfe family track legacy at Corry High showcased
Wolfe, a Corry High senior, returns to spotlight as he aims to extend the family sprint tradition. Brother Walt, once the school’s sprint ace, still holds the 44 yard dash and 100 yard dash records set in 1955, making Bill’s pursuit to surpass them a highlight at Sheen Field.
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King Named Staples High Basketball Coach On Three Year Deal
King will take over the basketball program at Staples High School in Minnesota starting July 1 with a three year contract. He currently heads the basketball coaching staff at Staples and assumes head coach duties to lead the team.
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Lakers Capture Western Crown
The Los Angeles Lakers rallied to an uphill 190 121 victory over the St. Louis Hawks to win the Western Division. West scored 35 points and Baylor 33 as St. Louis veter an Cliff Hagan closed a 10 year career with 29 points and Joe Caldwell 11. The game tied 91 91 entering the final period before the Lakers pulled away.
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