Pappas Low ERA Puts Fire in All Star Bid
Milt Pappas, era flirting with the AL’s best, pitched Baltimore to a 1-0 win over Chicago White Sox on four hits. The fiery Greek pitcher, aiming for an All-Star start, said he’s learning to control his temper and believes his 174 ERA is a sign of improvement amid controversy.
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Cards Win 7-3 as Pitcher Change Backfires on Klein
Chicago manager Lou Klein faced a rough day as a bullpen change backfired. Dick Groat and Carl Flood drove back-to-back hits setting up Francona for a forked ball that cleared the right-field bleachers, giving St Louis a 7-3 lead and handing Buhl his seventh loss. Santo’s seventh-inning homer tied the game momentarily, but Klein indicated Santo would be moved from the No 4 cleanup spot to address the lineup.
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Ken Veoturi Says Hand Circulation Returns After Surgery
Hillsborough Calif AP Former U S Open golf champion Ken Veoturi reports finger circulation improving after surgery for carpal tunnel at Mayo Clinic Rochester. Bandages removed, but he cannot swing a golf club until fully ready. Weather affected earlier circulatory issues and grip problems during his 1941 title run.
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Lema Finishes Fourth as Thomson Wins British Open
Briton Thomson wins British Open with a final round surge one stroke ahead of Lema who fades to fourth as O Connor Nagle and others contend on treacherous greens. Prize money nears $4,900 plus World Series qualification. Lema clinches last year’s Open title in a different context.
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Dzura May Miss Grid Season After Auto Crash
Uni versity of California star Dzura faces likely season end or more after a car collision in Australia. He has been offered about 100000 dollars to play for the Rams or Chargers. Dzura, with the Golden Bear rugby squad, was returning from a party following a 99 draw with Queensland University.
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London
Smith Antics Nets 4-3 Victory in San Lorenzo
Jack Smith doubled and scored the deciding run as Roberts & Borba beat Day & Night 4-3 in the San Lorenzo National Senior Division. Steve Chappelle pitched a two hitter for the winners, moving into a half game lead.
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Uren and Silva Lead Midway Cubs Past Reds
Uren and Silva both hit doubles and singles as Midway Bowl Cubs defeated Laura Scudder Reds 61 to 13 in a Treeview Senior Division game. Shiflett contributed a homer for the Reds in a lopsided contest.
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Pace Giants Deliver Mt Eden National Win Over Dodgers
Doyle Hallmark and Jesse Seigal lead McDonald Burger Giants with two hits each as they edge the Dodgers 3-3 in Mt Eden National Little League. Pennington adds three hits for the Redlegs, Harold Thornton also plates two, and Farrin drives in key runs to move back atop the league standings.
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Ortogon and Barrera sweep in Foothill College meet
Ortogon of Union City and Barrera of Newark finished first and second in the three mile run at Foothill College weekly meet. Ortogon, the state junior college cross country champ, ran 15 19.3 while Barrera clocked 15 36.5. NCAA discus champ Bob Sloecker of Stanford won the discus at 175 6, edging California’s Randy Schneider at 17 9.
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Fight Results Amid Confusion and Nonsensical Names
A fragmented report lists unclear fight results with names such as Naly Giordans and Camoat. The entry mentions Luis Penteada with a score or number 143 and a date or code 4D, but details are garbled and uncertain.
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Borjes Fires No-Hitter for Bohannon Homes in San Lorenzo
San Lorenzo National Little League game featured Carl Borjes pitching a no hitter with 13 strikeouts for Bohannon Homes in a 7-0 win over Macy's. Borjes drove in the only run with a first inning RBI and added a solo homer. Macy's miscues and three walks helped Bohannon control the game. other highlights include Hoffmeyer Belting finishing with a 14-10 record after beating Turner's Sporting Goods.
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Last Hurling Start Delivers Hitter For Mission Merchants
Holland Yi pitched a one hitter in Mission San Jose league play, guiding Mission Merchants to a 1-0 win over Mission Ranch Merchants. He walked two and added a double while teammates White Pierce Hark and Feters posted two hits each. Chitwood Brothers narrows lead as Fremont Blues Merchants win 13-9.
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Paradisio and Corr spark Ashland Athletics rout of Fire Dept
Jeff Paradisio pitched two perfect innings and Matt Corr struck out 10 as the Ashland Athletics defeated the Ashland Fire Department 11 to 5 in Ashland Little League action.
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Mon Gals Pace Chabot In Season Opener at Home
Castro Valley Chabot Swim Club opened the season with a 315 145 dual meet victory over Mission Highlands. Double winners included Diane Davidsen Diane Eidson Francis Moal and Gary Price as top finishers across multiple events.
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Paulie Corel League Arkansas 4 Vancouver 10 finale
Postand and Srevere 4 San Diego Only games scheduled City Seattle Tacoma 3 Oklahoma City 2 ae City and Tacoma 3.
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Stone and Berger Star In Manor Victory Over Nats
Andy Stone pitched a two-hitter and Frank Berger drove in three with a homer double and single as the Washington Manor Yanks defeated the Nationals 7-2. Lou Gehrig’s Pat Carvalho drove in five with a grand slam and a single to pace the Bulldogs to a 11-1 romp over the Mustangs, with Rudy Guerrero pitching a three-hitter for the Bulldogs.
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Davis Still Sets Pace in Salt Lake Open Bowling
Tall left handed Don Davis of Phoenix, Arizona, continued to set the pace after the second round of the $22,500 Salt Lake Open Bowling Tournament in Salt Lake City. The AP report notes Davis leading the field as competition resumes, highlighting his consistent form and series scores.
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