Colavito's four homers in 24 hours rally Indians past Red Sox
Rocky Colavito belted four homers in a 24 hour span to lift Cleveland to an 8-6 victory over Boston. He explained slump explanations and stated he had not lost his homerun touch as he heated up after a .351 period, with teammates Whitfield, Landis, and Salmon also homering in the win. The Tigers and Orioles won as well, with Baltimore maintaining a two game lead after two homers by Brooks Robinson in a 15-2 win over the Yankees.
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Dodgers and Pirates Shine In Low scoring Showdown
Dodgers and Pirates produced a two hit, two run ball game as Bill Messenger sparked the Dodgers to end a winless stretch. The Giants lone connected hits came from Rick Fenno and Stan Sharrow. Both teams stand at 14-4. Scott Gross improved to 2-0 after the Pirates beat the Phillies 14-4 yesterday morning.
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Expect Ryun To Set New Mile Mark At AAU Meet
Jim Ryun, 19, Kansas frosh, is favored to break the world mile record at the AAU championships in New York. Ryun holds 3:53.7 and faces Jim Grelle of Portland who ran 3:56 in Los Angeles, with Michel Jazy's 3:53.6 record looming. The meet opens Saturday with finals in eight events, and Sunday features the mile and other events as qualifiers for a U.S. dual meet with the Soviet Union.
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Country Club Ladies Day Golf Draws 23 Participants
The Uorry country club Ladies Day golf event drew 23 members and two guests from Edinboro. Flight A saw Dottie Dolan win low gross and first in the game with a hidden hole contest. Mary Helene Williams was low net, Lou Master second in the hidden hole event. Gen Sonoski dominated Flight B with both low gross and low net and won the game of the day. Betty Schilling took second in the event, while Evelyn Rodemeyer won nine-hole play with low gross, low net, and first in the game of the day. Naomi Cohen placed second in the game of the day.
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Italians claim points in Portland boxing card
Thursday fight results show Oscar Bona vena of Buenos Aires 203 pounds outpointed George Chuvalo of Toronto 215 in New York. In Portland, Maine Irish Beau Jaynes 125 outpointed Jackie Burke 124 from St John New Brunswick by 10 rounds.
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CJ Smothers Elks 20-0 To Nab IL First Half Title
Corry Jamestown Little League clinched the first half title with a 20 to 0 win over the Elks. Jon Bennett allowed one run in the first and fifth. Jim Bennett and Doug Brown led the offense. Stan Komenda took the loss. Next week CJ faces VFW in upcoming schedule. Stan Smith of Pasadena led with a 63 62 63 in the third round, one of three Americans left.
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Aussies Put Heat On Field In Wimbledon Round of Sixteen
Wimbledon action sees Australia secure six spots in the last 16 as Roy Emerson dominates, with U S Davis Cup official George MacCall praising Emerson after his win over Charlie Pasarell. The marquee question remains who can stop him, a subject weighing on American hopes.
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Bolt Nabs Lead From Gold Dust Twins
CHICAGO AP Tommy Bolt leads the Western Open after a three under par 69 in Medinah's second round. Casper and Palmer sit four strokes back in a crowded field with 12 players tied for 18th after rounds. Lionel Hebert posts an opening hole in one but stands 72. The field of 124 pros chase $20,000 top prize as cuts narrow to 75 and then 60.
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Catfish) Kneece
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Pirates Sign Four Free Agents From Recent Draft
The Pittsburgh Pirates announced the signing of four players from the latest free agent draft. Highlight is No. 7 pick Paul Pierce, an 18-year-old outfielder from Pitts.
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Ohio State Coach Real Loser. Phillies Grab All American
Columbus Ohio AP Ohio State Baseball Coach Marty Karow sees another player leave for a major league bonus. Pitcher Steve Arlin 20 from Lima signed with the Philadelphia Phillies for at least 100000 dollars, expressing great satisfaction. Other signees include William Laxton Mike McLaughlin and Gary McCabe. They report to Phillies rookie camp in Salem Virginia. Arlin pitched the Buckeyes to the NCAA title last week and was a junior.
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Marichal Wins May Sports Writers Award in Giants News
San Francisco Giants star Juan Marichal won the May award from sports writers and broadcasters for his pitching. Rae Hickock is noted somewhere in the article as part of the same sports coverage. Classifieds hint at a moving service.
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