Pirates Stay First As Mays Struggles With Injuries
Willie Mays suffers bruised knee and other ailments after a collision with Cardials’ George Kernek in San Francisco’s 2-0 win over St Louis. Mays misses time with a cold and upset stomach, while his batting average drops from .348 amid multiple early exits. Roberto Clemente fuels Pirates, while Hank Aaron and others deliver power for their clubs. Dodgers and Cubs also win, aided by errors and timely hitting.
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Everett Case Dies At Age 65
Everett Case, known as the Old Gray Fox and former North Carolina State basketball coach, died at 65 in a Raleigh hospital from cardiac vascular collapse due to massive intestinal bleeding. Indiana native, he arrived at NCSU after World War I Navy service, following three losing seasons for the Wolfpack.
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Named To Head Penns Coaches Named To Head Penns Coaches
UNIVERSITY PARK Pa AP The head football coach at North Penn High School in Lansdale Al Brodhag is the new president of the Pennsylvania High School Football Coaches Association He was named Saturday to succeed Bob Perugini of Steelton Highspire near Harrisburg.
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Reading Leads Pennsylvnia Women’s Bowling Tourney
A Reading bowling team took the lead in the Pennsylvania Women’s Bowling Association Class A division. The Reading squad rolled a 4,904 mark over the weekend, moving past an Allentown team that had led with 2,763 during the sixth weekend of the 10 week tourney.
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Steubenville Names Roas New Cage Coach
Steubenville Ohio John Roas former Dayton Belmont School basketball champion coach was named head basketball coach at The College of Steubenville He succeeds John D Bayer who resigned last month to take over the coaching post at Gannon College in Erie Pa
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Denny) Bayer
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Sudden Sam McDowell Throws Second One-Hitter For Indians
Cleveland left hander Sudden Sam McDowell pitched his second straight one hitter, allowing only Don Buford’s second inning bloop double as the Indians beat the White Sox 1-0. He struck out 10 to reach a major league leading 49, and joined Len Warneke Mort Cooper and Whitey Ford as the only pitchers to throw consecutive one hitters in major league history. The win kept Cleveland undefeated at 11-1-2 to start the season.
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Rozelle Takes Second in AAU Meet Butterfly
Corry Y swimmers competed at the Amherst Swim Club’s AAU meet at Buffalo State. Doug Rozelle, 13-14, placed second in the 100 yard butterfly with a 59.4, setting team records. He swam on the 20 yard medley relay. teammates were Carl Counasse, Dan Harkless, and Jim Lundy. The event had 231 heats with entrants from four states and Canada. Rozelle’s result followed by Gary Counasse in senior medley. next, Corry swimmers eye the Delaware YMCA meet next Saturday.
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Derby Wide Open After Graystark Injury
Graystark sidelined by a broken bone, the 1965 Kentucky Derby field narrows to a wide mix of contenders. About 20 hopefuls remain at Churchill Downs or en route, with weather and entry costs likely trimming the list to 12 to 14. Abe's Hope, owned by John Bartell and Rob in Byfield, leads as the likely favorite with a 5.2:1 price. Buckpasser, convalescing from a quarter crack, and Graustark were not in contention. Post time is 5:45 p.m. EDT Saturday.
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Villanova Tracks to Fast Dynasty Rise in Relays
In three major relay meets Villanova classmates led by Dave Patrick upset expectations. Patrick ran a 4 04.6 mile and a 1 58 half mile as Villanova beat strong rivals in the Drake and Mount San Antonio Relays. Randy Matson dominated Des Moines with 65 3 in the shot and 105 4 in the discus.
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Warren Spinney Earns West Point Appointment
Warren Highs multi sport star Mike Spinney earned a United States Military Academy appointment and will report July 1 for indoctrination before the 1966-67 term. Spinney joins Dave Sorensen, named to the Naval Academy, as Warren's second service appointment this year. Van Nelson set meet records in the three and six mile events with times of 13 29.2 and 28 48.6. Jim Ryan of Kansas posted 4 05.6 in the mile.
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Guest Wins Texas Open as Guest Harold Henning Captures Title
Harold Henning, a 1-year-old guest in the United States PGA, dominates Oak Hills in San Antonio to win the Texas Open with an eight under par score. He finishes three strokes ahead of Gene Littler Wes Ellis and Ken Still who tie for second at 215 to share $5,433 each.
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Hy Hurwitz, Globe sports writer, dies at 56
Hy Hurwitz, age 56, longtime Boston Globe sports writer and secretary treasurer of the Baseball Writers Association of America, died. He contributed to coverage of major league games and baseball history, leaving a notable imprint on sports journalism in Boston.
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Father and son roll 600s in same league at Corry bowling
In Corry last night the McEldowneys both hit 600 series in early mixed doubles with Dan 609 on 204 218 187 and Fred 605 on 206 196 201. The elder Fred had a 702 earlier this season, marking another high in town. Other notable scores include Al Dunnewald 211 216 and Barb Wolosoa 182. In Beaver League Dave Wetmore posted 596 and John Bracken 490 among others. Hurwitz, hospitalized since April 11, had written for the Globe for 40 years.
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