Rain Shortens Dodgers Cardinals Series As Twins Beat Detroit
Rain in Los Angeles cancels Dodgers game and Giants are rained out while Reds Mets and Pirates win. Pinson drives in late runs for Cincinnati, Oliva hits two homers for Minnesota and Veale hurls a two hitter for Pittsburgh in a busy night of scores.
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Age Will Be Served It Says Here
A feature on veteran major leaguers Hoyt Wilhelm Smoky Burgess and Lou Burdette who remain active past age 40. Wilhelm 44 in July 26, 46th big league season. Burgess pinch hitting prowess and Stanky petition. Burdette 40, long career with Yankees Braves and Angels.
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Hines Runs 90 Yard Dash in Kansas Relays Trial
Jim Hines of Texas Southern, a top sprinter with a 9.3 100m best, flashed to the finish in a Kansas Relays trial heat but officials halted timing as the race was 90 yards not 100. Watches showed 8 seconds before correction to the wrong distance.
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Sunnybrook Basketball Camp for Boys at Danville
Danville Pennsylvania hosts the Sunnybrook Basketball Camp for Boys from June 18 to August 4 offering seven one week sessions for ages 10 to 18. Prominent coaches from Lycoming Bucknell Mansfield Penn Susquehanna and Wilkes lead instruction with guest specialists and ex pros guiding grade school to pro level skills. Small groups ensure close supervision and a structured development focused program.
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Hank" Slider
Allentown
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PCIAA
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Bloomsburg State College
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Berwick
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Northwest
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Millville
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Jerry Kopec
Endwell
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Bob Probert
Shamokin
Jake Handzelek
Juaniata College
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YMCA
English Ban Schedules Liston Bout
British boxing officials barred Sonny Liston from fighting in Britain this summer. The British Boxing Board of Control gave no reason for the ban, citing unresolved issues from his sudden departure during a 1964 exhibition tour. Promoter Laurie Lewis said he would consult lawyers after the decision.
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Corry Area Track Team Fails To Receive Meet Information
The Journal Sports department reports no information on the Corry Area High School track team. A postponed meet with Eisenhower School could not be confirmed and results from yesterday's Oil City meet were not available by 10:30 a.m. Today. The department aims to give the team proper recognition despite the gaps.
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Canadiens Favored In Cup Playoffs
The Montreal Canadiens, under Coach Toe Blake, are favored to win the Stanley Cup for the third straight year. They aim to sweep the Toronto Maple Leafs in a best of seven final, seeking an 11th straight Cup playoff win and tying a team record. Also, Wimbledon plans were announced for eight top professionals to play on Centre Court.
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New York-Penn League to Open May 24th
The Class A New York Penn League tentatively set to open May 24 with an eight game schedule. President Vincent McNamara said a final decision will follow a Batavia meeting Sunday. Six teams are confirmed Auburn Oneonta Jamestown Geneva Batavia Erie and Newark may join this year.
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Brewer Opens Two Strokes Clear At Dallas Open
Palmer withdraws with a cold removing his chance to chase Gay Brewer who holds a two stroke lead after the opening round. Doug Sanders sits 70 as officials push the delayed second round to today with the final rounds spread over the weekend.
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Oak Cliff Country Club
Weekend Baseball Schedule and Standings Snapshot
A compiled list shows featured MLB games across Friday to Monday with matchups like Philadelphia at New York Pittsburgh at Chicago Cincinnati at Houston and St. Louis at Los Angeles. It includes division standings for American League led by Detroit and New York with records and games back, plus results from Friday and today's games including Minnesota at Detroit and California at Cleveland.
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Kansas State Wins Relay Gold at Kansas Relays
Kansas State captured its first relay gold since 1936 at the Kansas Relays with a dominant male relay victory. Texas Southern posted a 40.2 second 440 relay trial time and tied the world record of 39.6 last week, aiming for the world mark in Saturday finals. Conrad Nightingale anchored a 4:17.7 leg to win the 120-yard dash, while Jim Ryan skipped the race to focus on the Glenn Cunningham Mile. K State finished the meet in 17 minutes 23.2 seconds.
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Clay May Lose Title By Army Holdout
Cas sius Clay faces possible loss of his heavyweight crown if jailed for refusing induction. Boxing officials may strip him and hold an elimination bout among top contenders such as Patterson, Chuvalo, Terrell, Folley, Spencer, Frazier, Cooper, and Mildenberger. Army warns of five years in jail and a $10,000 fine if he refuses induction.
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