Twins Face Five Power Hitters With Mincher Rising
Minnesota’s Don Mincher heats up as Vic Power contemplates a move, while Tony Oliva delivers and Harmon Killebrew, Bob Allison, and Jimmie Hall pace the younger slugging duo. The Twins thrashed the White Sox 15-7 as Mincher homered again and Power’s defensive value clashes with the surplus of power for four positions. Other AL results include Washington’s win over Baltimore and Detroit’s 7-3 victory over New York, with notable slugging from Killebrew and Rollins as Minnesota contends for the league lead.
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Willie Mays Held Hitless As Giants Fall In Nl Clash
Houston Colts edged the San Francisco Giants 4 3 as Willie Mays went 0 for 4, ending his 21 game hit streak. Dodgers swept doubleheader with Cubs, Drysdale strong in nightcap, Mets beat Milwaukee, Phillies beat St Louis, a busy day across the league with many late scoring plays and key performances.
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Old Buddies Battle On TV in Middleweight Title Fight
New York AP report previews a televised 10 round middleweight bout at Madison Square Garden featuring Jose Yorres, 13-10, vs Skeeter McClure, an Olympic teammate. The fight airs on ABC-TV at 9 p.m. EST. Both men, longtime friends from boxing and Olympic teams, clash after years of rivalry and shared history in national events.
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Hay Sale
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Baseball scores and schedules across the league
Results show Detroit 7 New York 3 and Minnesota 15 Chicago 7 with Washington 4 Baltimore 1 as part of a day’s slate. Upcoming games list Kansas City at New York Minnesota at Boston Los Angeles at Baltimore Cleveland at Detroit and Chicago at Washington with Saturday matchups including Cleveland at Detroit and Milwaukee at St. Louis.
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Rain Delays Oklahoma City Open Golf Tourney
Thunderstorms halted the first round at Quail Creek after most players finished. Leaders Charles Sitford and Chuck Courtney were two under par with 70s when play stopped. decision pending Friday on whether to complete 86 holes Sunday or extend the event.
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Beaver Golfers Nearly Drown In Districts
Beaver High sent its swimmers to the District 10 golf championships in Erie. The Beaver golf team, last week’s Section Two champion, finished ninth as rain and waterlogged greens slowed play. Best score was 89 by Denny Dyckes. others included Xander 91 and Carrig 94. Gary Pollock of Erie Tech won with 78, with Ray Tomb close behind. Pollock and Tomb paced Tech and Academy to a first place tie at 506. Grove City was third at 520. Corry totaled 561. Alternate entrants named for state include Nick Costello of Meadville with 80, Bill May of Erie Academy 80. Also notes a late retirement: Mike Fornieles quits baseball with Milwaukee Braves.
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Son Eyes 50 Foot Shot Put Ahead of Meet
The article notes a athlete’s best shot put distance this year at 49 feet 5 14 inches and his aim for a 50 foot throw tomorrow. He is pictured holding the 12 pound shot in a above photo.
Corry Champs Face District Field Tomorrow
Corry enters the big meet at Allegheny College in Meadville as a top contender in Section Two while East led by Eric East is favored to win. Beavers of Corry have not captured a district title and must prove they belong among Erie schools and the strongest entrants in a field featuring Franklin and Imrie giants.
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Beavers poised for district meet after strong season run
Culbertson and Ball led Beavers with 5-2 dual season, both edged by Oil City in a key loss. Culbertson won the Section title while Ball fell to Laverne Harvey of Oilers. Corry showcases rising performers like Jack McIntyre as Carry relies on a veteran, senior-heavy lineup. Tomorrow's Districts begin at 10 a.m. with field events first.
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Pirates Open West Coast Swing Against Dodgers
The Pittsburgh Pirates begin a five game series in Los Angeles tonight, their first trip to the West Coast this season and first meeting with the Dodgers.
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Bowling Scores From Thursday Mixed Doubles at Bowl-Aire
Howard Van Tassel rolled 233 followed by Carl Clabbatt 231 and Norm Swart 200 while Ed Slagle added 201. Kip Caruso led the women with 182 in the Thursday Mixed Doubles at Bowl-Aire.
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Don Kirkland Fans 22 in No-Hitter for Chrisney High
Pitcher Don Kirkland of Chrisney High School struck out 22 batters in a seven inning 10-0 no-hitter against Oakland City yesterday. He faced 23 batters with one walk, and no balls in play left the infield. A seventh inning error allowed a third strike to slip, enabling a single baserunner.
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Stretch duel looms again in Preakness at Pimlico
Northern Dancer and Hill Rise meet in the Preakness as the Derby contenders race for a share of 176700 in prize money. The field of six includes The Scoundrel Roman Brother Quadrangle and Big Pete with post positions set and a forecast of clear warm weather and a fast track.
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