Robinson first fair ball out of Memorial Stadium marks AL debut
Frank Robinson in his first AL season hits the first fair ball homer out of Memorial Stadium. Boston's George Scott adds his 10th homer. Yankees win under Ralph Houk for their first two game streak of the season amid AL action. Orioles, Red Sox and others post wins as Detroit and Washington also claim victories.
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Associated Press
Frank Robinson
Cleveland
Lois Tiant
Baltimore
Memorial Stadium
Boston
George Scott
Paul Casanova
Washington
Kansas City
Fred Talbot
New York Yankees
Ralph Houk
Tiant
Robinson
Jim Palmer
Curt Blefary
Boog Powell
Orioles
Powell
Scott
Dalton Jones
Rico Petrocelli
Red Sox
Minnesota
Miteleymeg Standings and Today’s Baseball Schedule
Listed games show Angeles at Philadelphia and San Francisco at Pittsburgh with Cincinnati at Atlanta and St. Louis at Chicago scheduled. Results include New York 5 California 2 and Washington 3 Kansas City 4 in 10 innings. Boston 84 Minnesota 11 Detroit 3 Chicago 1. other games postponed due to cold.
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Jack Warner
Jim Fregosi
Roger Maris
Clete Boyer
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St. Louis
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New York
California
Washington
Kansas City
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Minnesota
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Houston
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Cincinnati
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G.B
Warren Victorious at Youngsville Invitational Track Meet
Warren Dragons won the Youngsville Invitational track meet posting six firsts and numerous seconds while scoring 73 percent of points. Oil City athlete Chuck expel set the low hurdles meet record and Oil City, Northern Area also claimed records as North East finished second with 33 points.
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Youngsville
Warren
Dragons
Loyal Briggs
North East
Oil City
Chuck Expel
Hanes
Northern Area
Giants Trade Cepeda for Sadecki After 10-5 Win Over Cardinals
San Francisco in a doubleheader move sent Orland Cepeda to St Louis for pitcher Ray Sadecki after a 10-5 victory that spoiled the Cardinals Busch Stadium farewell. Cepeda hit a grand slam the day before and two RBIs Sunday. Sadecki, a 20-game winner in 1964, adds needed pitching to the Giants atop the pennant race with Marichal Shaw and Bolin. The Giants lead by 2 1/2 games as Willie McCovey Hart and Mays homered in support.
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Associated Press
San Francisco Giants
St. Louis
Cardinals
Busch Stadium
Giants
Orlando Cepeda
Ray Sadecki
Cepeda
Sadecki
Juan Marichal
Bob Shaw
Bob Bolin
Willie McCovey
Jim Hart
Willie Mays
Mays
McCovey
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Houston
Atlanta
New York Mets
Chicago Cubs
Sike O'Toole
Dodgers
Reds
Tony Perez
Dodger
Claude Osteen
Pirates
Willie Stargell
Donn Clendenon
Bill Mazeroski
Bob Veale
Phillies
Veale
Union City Withdraws From Meet
Union City pulls out of the Erie County League track meet causing seven teams to compete instead of eight. Bears coach Chester Johnson cites a date conflict after the meet date was moved twice. Jack Croxton, a standout hurdler and high jumper, is noted as a top league athlete. The seven remaining schools are Iroquois Wattsburg Girard Fort LeBoeuf North East Northwestern and General McLane.
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Chester Johnson
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Bears
Johnson
Jack Croston
Iroquois
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Fort LeBoeuf
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Northwestern
General McLane
Kauai King Regroups for Preakness Run After Derby Victory
Kentucky Derby winner Kauai King prepared to ship east to Baltimore for the Preakness as trainer Henry Forrest mused on his 40 years in racing. Jockey Don Brumfield earned praise for guiding Kauai King, with Aviator and Blue Skyer among Derby runners noted for good health and plans to race or rest ahead of summer circuits.
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Louisville
Henry Forrest
Tennessee
Brentwood
Nashville
Forrest
Churchill Downs
Covington
J. B. Respess
Latonia
Respess
Don Brumfield
Fleet Shoe
Advocator
America
Albert Foley
Jim Padgett
Blue Skyer
Padgett
Chicago
Larry Sterling
Abe
Dunnewold and Perkins Star in Early Mixed Doubles
Dunnewold dished up 225 231 and 206 in the final session of the Early Mixed Doubles League on Bowl-Aire lanes. Perkins added 175 216 and 219 as Culver Berghaus McEldowney Mack Douglas contributed multiple scores including 192 and 188. House For Sale Look in the Classifieds.
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Dunnewold
Perkins
Rick Culver
Herb Berghaus
Dana McEldowney
Marian Mack
Sophie Douglas
Skip Culver
WOTM Key Banquet Ends Season
The Women of the Moose bowlers closed their season at a Saturday banquet at the Moose home. Awards crowned Best A B C divisions with Audrey Rouse and Fran Jukes among top performers. Hope's team claimed the championship with Mooseheart finishing one game back.
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WOTM
Moose
One Change In Key Tourney Lead In PA Women Bowling
Ann Dugan of Pittsburgh moved into the Class B all events lead in week seven of the 28th Pennsylvania Women's Bowling Association tournament by rolling 1,533 pins, about 59 above her per-game average. The Moose Women section highlights top bowlers with a banquet photo featuring Millie Orn Gloria Hopkins Mary McCray Aletha Halfast Fran Jokes Helen Dimmick Jean Shrout Raith Higley Audrey Rouse Jayne Pleas.
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Jean Shrout
Helen Dimmick
Gloria Hopkins
Audrey Rouse
Fran Jukes
Audrey
Pat Volk
Millie Gerzina
Aletha Halfast
Aletha
Barbara Sargent
Mildred Whiteley
Millie Orn
Marge Gates
Florence Holton
Tillie Bailey
Mooseheart
Hope
Altoona
Ann Dugan
Pittsburgh
MOOSE
Mary McCray
Fran Jokes
Raith Higley
Jayne Pleas
Former world candlepin champ ties for runner up in doubles
Joe Cawlina and Tony Mazzola of Lynn Massachusetts combined for a 1283 series to finish second in the American Bowling Congress doubles division at Rochester New York. Cawlina posted 235 179 257 871 and Mazzola contributed 612. Friendship placed third and Mooseheart produced a 2259 team series while tying for high team game at 811.
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Joe Cawlina
Tony Mazzola
Lynn
Mass
American Bowling Congress
Cawlina
Mazzola
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Faith
Charity
Mooseheart
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