Sanford Leads Giants To 2-0 Shutout Of Cardinals
Jack Sanford pitched a three hit shutout with six strikeouts and no walks to beat the St Louis Cardinals 2-0 at Candlestick. Willie Kirkland made the catch of the game on Ken Boyer's liner, while Daryl Spencer, Bill White and Julien Javier produced the only infield hits for Sanfords victory. Ron Kline kept the Redbirds close with three hits, but the Giants capitalized in the third inning to tally both runs.
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Schedule Gives Edge to Bucs Despite Setback
Philadelphia AP report notes the Pittsburgh Pirates, despite a doubleheader loss to last-place Phillies, still lead the National League by a full game as they near the pennant run. They will play 32 of 52 remaining home games at Forbes Field, giving them an edge over the Giants who have 16 of 56 at Candlestick Park.
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East Bay Prep Awards Honor Night Tonight
Berkeley tonight hosts the East Bay Prep Writers Association Third Annual Prep Awards Banquet at the Claremont Hotel. Two top prep athletes will be named Prep of the Year and Sportsman of the Year along with Coach of the Year honors. Ton Harmon will speak as 400-plus attendees gather for a 6 p.m social hour and 7 p.m. dinner.
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Giants falter as defense, bullpen doom Candlestick loss
San Francisco Giants drop a 4 3 decision to the St Louis Cardinals at Candlestick Park. Eddie Bressoud and Bob Schmidt misplays fueled the rally, while Sam Jones faltered late as the bullpen ceded the winning runs. Orlando Cepeda homered for the Giants, but Willie Mays and others went quiet.
Merchants Edge Hunters Point 7-4 in San Leandro
In San Leandro the Merchants defeated Hunter's Point Market 7-4 as Gary Cal gana hit two doubles and a jing le. Nesbit led behind the mound for the Merchants who advance to the state elimination tournament June 13 to 19.
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Bombers and Braves Clash in Oakland Roller Derby
Oakland hosts a roller derby showdown as Bay Bombers face Los Angeles Braves at 8 p.m. in the Oakland Auditorium. The Braves hold a 4-1 lead. The Bombers won their latest game 36 33 in San Jose after a 23 29 loss Saturday.
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TV LOG MONDAY SPORTS TIMINGS AND LEAGUE SCORES
Sports listings show times for Russ Hodges Rod Foster Bill King and PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE results with Seattle beating San Diego and other city scores including Portland Spokane Salt Lake City Sacramento and others, reflecting a fragmented telecast log with multiple teams and venues.
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How They Stand in Major League Standings
A garbled standings page shows teams such as Milwaukee Cincinnati St Louis and Philadelphia with win loss records and percent figures. It lists yesterday's results including Philadelphia 24 Cincinnati 21 and Chicago 12 Los Angeles 6 San Francisco 4. Tomorrow's schedule includes Philadelphia at St Louis Milwaukee at Los Angeles Cincinnati at San Francisco and Kansas City at Washington.
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Sugar Ray Robinson Favored In Friday TV Title Bout
New York UPI reports Sugar Ray Robinson is 2-1 to recapture the New York and Massachusetts version of the middleweight title from Paul Pender at Boston Garden Friday night. The 15 round bout will be televised nationally by NBC from Boston.
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Gonsalves To Fight Ortega In Oakland Bout
Welterweight Gaspar Ortega of Mexicali and lightweight Johnny Gonsalves of Hayward signed to clash June 28 in Oakland Civic Auditorium promoter Don Chargin announced. The veterans have not met before. Gonsalves won a unanimous decision over Bobby Scanton in Oakland last month while Ortega beat German Kurl Meinz Guder in Fresno.
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Williams nears 500th homer as Red Sox fall to Yankees
Ted Williams, playing in New York, advanced to 495 career homers yesterday but Boston divided a doubleheader with the Yankees. The slugger needs five more homers to become the fourth player in major league history to reach 500.
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Miles of Porsche wins Laguna Seca race after Weiss death
Ken Miles wins the Laguna Seca main event driving a RS60 Porsche Spyder as 15,000 spectators watch a racing card marred by the death of Sammy Weiss of Sacramento in a practice crash. Weiss, 36, defended champion with prior wins, was killed when his Cooper Monaco collided during a 95 mph run. Drake finishes second after transmission trouble, with Pardee and others also placing in the 45 minute race. Severe tragedy shadows a sport day.
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Boxer Tendell Stitch Drowned While Aiding Diver Near Dam
Louisville AP Tendell Stitch the 29 year old welterweight boxer and father of six drowned while attempting a rescue near an Ohio River dam where he had previously earned a bronze medal for heroism saving a white man. Stitch had boxed 34 professional fights, winning 27 and losing 7, and was ranked third welterweight in the National Boxing Association. He was an elder at Hepel Presbyterian Church and active in youth programs.
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Radio Log Update for Tuesday Night Sports Broadcasts
Tuesday 5:30 pm Tom Harawn KCBS-74 6:15 Bud Foster KNBC-680 0 Ira Blue KGO 13 a.m. Ira Blue KGOS10 7.i Giants vs Cincinnati baseball on KSPOGO.
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