Angels Sweep Athletics as Rigney Ejected in KC
Los Angeles manager Bill Rigney was ejected between games of a doubleheader in Kansas City. The Angels swept the Athletics 3 0 with the doubleheader contributing to a 10 game road trip. The Angels tied a major league record for consecutive twin bills won.
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Foreign Keglers Cup Pitt Event Shifts to Balti more Winner
The Greater Pittsburgh Open Bowling tournament concluded with Harry Smith of Baltimore winning the $3,000 first prize by a 9,486 total across three days in the Professional Bowlers Association event. Bill Hardwick of San Mateo earned $1,500 for second with 9,126, and Buaz Fazio of Detroit took $1,200 for third with 9,025. Pred Lening of Fairless Hills, Pa, placed tenth, earning $750 with 786.
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Chicago Triumphs 3 0 Over Houston
In today’s games Chicago defeated Houston 3 to 0. The schedule shows Cincinnati at Milwaukee as the only game listed.
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Late Blooming Sherman Drops CSL Exhibition
The Sherman teen-age ball club was late for its date at Loveland Field Saturday. CSL scored 13 runs in three innings while holding Sherman to zero. Art Hotchkiss was the winning pitcher and Ron Peck took the loss as the game ended after three frames.
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Nazarenes Defeat Presbyterians 16 to 5 in Make-Up Game
Nazarenes smoth ered the Presbyterians 16 to 5 at the high school field in a league make-up game. Every Nazarene batter had a hit as they totaled 19 off Larry Hasbrouck. Bob Roden earned the win, with Larry Vanderhoof and Weldon Davis each going 3 for 5. Davis hit a big double while Vanderhoof hit two doubles. Three Presbyterians went 3 for 4: John Minor, Dave Brooks, and Onnie Hasbrouck. The Nazarene pitchers allowed 13 hits but converted few into runs. The winners scored in all but the third inning, with five runs in both the fifth and sixth.
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Venturi Cops Insurance City Golf Crown
Ken Venturi day in Hartford follows a dramatic collapse at the 71st and 72nd holes. He finishes 11 under par 273 as Sam Carmichael and Al Besselink tie for second after missed chances and late pressure.
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Reds Seek Waiver on Bobby Klaus Amid Roster Trim
Cincinnati Reds asked waivers on infielder Bobby Klaus to reach the 25-man limit as two players were activated from San Diego. Catcher Hal Smith was released unconditionally Saturday. Chicago defeated Minnesota 3-0 in the second game of a doubleheader.
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Rudolph Dons Crown Again Defeats Mohr in 37th hole
John Rudolph of Corry Country Club defeated defending champion John Mohr to win the 26 hole final in sudden death after a back and forth match. Rudolph led at intervals and halved the final regulation, clinching the crown when Mohr overshot the green on the 37th.
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McCarthy Wins 35 Kilometer National AAU Walking Title
Chris McCarthy of Chicago and the University of Chicago Track Club won the 35 kilometer national AAU walking championship in Long Branch New Jersey. He finished the 21 mile course in 2 hours 50 minutes 58 seconds.
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Corey’s All Stars Meet Wesleyville In District 1 Semi Final
Corey’s Little League All Stars face Wesleyville at Bracken Field in the District 1 playoff semi final. Game time is 6.0 pm. Corey won two straight playoff games including 7 3 vs Harborcreek and 1 0 vs French Creek Valley. Wesleyville advanced with a 4 4 win over North East and had a quarter final bye. The winner meets Crawford County Suburban French Creek Valley American in the finals at Corry-Wesleyville home field. Pitching duties likely for Chase or Sample with Baressi brothers directing. Norm Hasbrouck injury could limit action.
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United States dominates USSR in track dual meet upset
In Los Angeles the USA swept the two day USA USSR dual, posting a 187 156 overall victory led by two world records and three American marks. Jim Grelle won the 1500, Bill Dellinger and Bob Sehul captured the 5000, Gerry Brown triumphed in the 10000 while Fred Hanse and Dallas Long set marks. Leah Ferris and Willye White added American records though wind aided. Brumel led the Russians with a high jump bid.
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Royals and Bullets Win In YMCA Cage Games
In Saturday YMCA basketball, the Royals upset the Celtics 44 38 as Garden Proctor hit a late field goal. The Bullets edged the Lakers 3 0 with Fred Schwab sinking a final second field goal to clinch the win. Schwab led the Bullets with 24 points while Sample topped the Royals with 14. Celtics leaders were Bobby Blair 14 and Bill Miller 10. Lakers top scorer Dan Taylor had 14. Libby field later rescheduled games due to Little League All Star event at Bracken Field.
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Old Time Hurler Wilburt Schardt Dies at 78
Vermilion Ohio veteran pitcher Wilburt Schardt who played for the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1911 12 died of a heart attack yesterday at age 78. The former player was remembered for his early major league career and long life in Ohio.
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