Cater Delivers in Sox Win Amid Trade Fallout
Danny Cater, a 2-year outfielder with limited big-league time, hit a decisive two-run homer as the Chicago White Sox beat Washington 5-3. Cater, part of a three-way trade involving Jonny Romano, tied the score and capped a three-run sixth inning to earn Bobby Locker his first major league win. The White Sox, also buoyed by Romano’s early homer, remain in the pennant chase as other scores unfolded across the league.
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baseball scores and standings across the American League
Minnesota leads the American League with strong showings over Chicago and Detroit while Boston Baltimore and Cleveland hover around .500. Friday results include Cleveland beating Kansas City Chicago defeating Washington and Baltimore edging Boston as Minnesota and Detroit post wins. Tonight’s slate features Los Angeles at New York and other matchups across leagues.
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Podres Returns to Dodgers as Koufax-Keen Rotation Emerges
Johnny Podres, back from elbow surgery, blanked Philadelphia on four hits in his first game since May. The Dodgers, led by Koufax’s latest complete game, sit atop the NL with six wins in eight starts as Drysdale Osteen and the staff shape a fearsome rotation. In other NL action, Mets rally past San Francisco, Astros edge Pittsburgh in 12, and Cardinals top Cincinnati behind Flood's timely hits.
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Friday's Fights Draw In Helsinki Lightweights
In Helsinki, Paul Imstead of Los Angeles battled Ol lie Maeki in a 10.1 weight class bout that ended in a draw, highlighting a tense spar with equal rounds and no knockout.
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Stateline Speedway opens 1965 season with 40 new cars
The Stateline Speedway season launches May 8 with an expected 40 new car entrants, plus 50 to 60 old cars in the sportsmen division. Capacity rises to 5,000, and purses increase to 2,000 for 25 laps, 3,000 for 50 laps, and 4,000 for 100 laps. A $75 bonus is offered to each new car. qualifying will select feature entrants.
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Matson cracks Drake Relays discus record
Texas A M star Randy Matson, a sophomore, set a Drake Relays discus mark with 191 feet 2% inches on his final throw but it did not surpass his best. Baylor’s sprint medley team tagged a national collegiate record in a separate event. Matson also boasted 201 feet 5 inches in an April 14 performance for the top collegiate mark and eyed a shot put meet today where his 67 feet 11 1/4 inches stands as a world-record possibility. He previous set a freshman record of 64 feet 1 inch in Drake competition last year.
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Bailey brothers end era at Corry High track
Larry Bailey closes out his track career at Corry High as the last of three Bailey brothers in distance running. He finished second to teammate Dick Lobdell in a triangular with Oil City and Titusville, and third in his other start against Northern Area. The Beavers meet Warren this afternoon.
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Warren's Jordan Finishes 3rd In Penn Relays Vault
Warren's Jordan of Warren finished third in scholastic pole vaulting at the Penn Relays in Philadelphia. He cleared 13 feet twice and failed at 18-6 as Greg Farah of Brooklyn NJ won. Gil Botvin of Peddle NJ took second with more misses than Farah. The field of 50 started at 12-2 and Jordan cleared 13 feet before missing three times at the next height. He returns to Warren for a dual meet against Corry.
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Burruni Wins World Flyweight Title In Rome Bout
Salvatore Burruni of Italy outpointed Pone Kingpetch of Thailand over 15 rounds at the Rome Sports Palace to dethrone the world flyweight champion. Burruni earned $2,000 and national acclaim as the partisan crowd saw him dominate with steady punching. Kingpetch, crestfallen yet gracious, acknowledged his defeat after the verdict by referees from Mexico, Thailand, and Italy. Burruni’s record moved to 77-1 while Kingpetch’s fell to 236- with this loss his title bid stalled for a third time since 1960.
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Bowling Friday Night Ladies League Scores and Standings
The Friday Night Ladies League closed with two 500 series led by Joanne Terwilliger bowling 168 163 195 and Barb Raymond rolling 155 178 167 for a 900 set. Team standings show Desperados and Pin Ups leading with 57 2a and 48 32 records, followed by Mascots and others with varied totals.
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Church Softball League Reorganization Seeks Entries
The Church Softball League plans a reorganization and invites churches to enter teams. Interested representatives should contact Bob Marsh, president, by May 1 to participate.
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