Tigers Rally Past White Sox 7-4 for Fifth Straight Win
Detroit pounded Chicago starter Joe Horlen with homers by Norm Cash Kaline and Freehan in a four run first inning then added more as Dave Wickersham earned his second win of the week. Pete Ward led Chicago with five hits but the White Sox fell for the sixth straight game amid rain delays.
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Convex Surprises in $43,750 Choice Stakes at Monmouth
Convex held off odds on favorite Eurasian by six lengths in the $43,750 Choice Stakes at Monmouth Park. Eurasian saved second by a half length over Selari as jockey Joe Culmone nearly lost a left iron at the three-eighths pole. Convex clocked 1:44 for 11 16 miles, earning $28,437.
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Giants Rally To Top Braves 4-2 In San Francisco
Willie Mays sparked a Giants 4-2 win over Milwaukee with a sixth inning rally sparked by an error sequence. Mays scored on two errors and Ken Henderson drove in a run as San Francisco pulled away after a wild start in which Bob Shaw hit Felipe Alou.
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Davis Cup Rival Squads Step Up Saturday Drills
United States and Mexico intensified practice in Dallas ahead of the American Zone finals set for July 31 to August 2. Pancho Gonzales mentored US singles Dennis Ralston and Arthur Ashe with a clinic, while Mexico, led by Captain Pancho Contreras, prepared Osuna and Palafox for doubles and planned two-a-day drills starting Monday.
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Juanita Sets Delaware Oaks Record at Delaware Park
Juanita won the Delaware Oaks by four lengths over Cordially at Delaware Park, covering 1 1/16 miles in 1 48 4 5, breaking the race mark previously set in 1950. Buck Thornburg guided Juanita, with Rose Trader leading early and Cordially last, while Sue Bart finished fourth. Purse totaled 37 025 dollars with payoffs of 16.40, 4.40, and 2.40 for the winner.
Pelham Blanks Prospect Hill 2-0 in Junior League
Pelham blanked Prospect Hill 2-0 as Hatland allowed two hits in a Caswell County Junior League game yesterday. Adkins doubled and singled in three trips to pace Pelham, with Holland, Hamlett, Cobb, and Adkins contributing on the mound and at the plate.
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Port Wine Captures Hollywood Juvenile Stakes Title
Port Wine won the $156,500 Hollywood Juvenile Championship by a length over AJ Tux with Flame Tree third. Royal Jr broke down in the final stretch and was destroyed. Bill Shoemaker rode Port Wine, owned by C.V. Whitney, in 1:10 1-5 for six furlongs, as 57,000 fans witnessed the upset victory and big payouts.
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Libel suit over Grayson article in postseason recess
Seattle AP reports John A Grayson former University of Washington basketball coach sues for 300000 alleging a Saturday Evening Post article harmed his career. Proceedings recessed until Monday as defense introduces a letter urging civil conduct toward officials and cites an anonymous official about Grayson's attitude.
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Barofsky Named Army Gridders Quarterback at Fort Hood
Fred Barofsky will be the Army quarterback this fall after backing Rollie Stichweh last season. The Fort Hood training unit notes Barofsky’s 74 yard TD run and a 94 yard punt return, with Notre Dame poised as the big Oct 3 test in New York. Barofsky also cites returning lettermen and injury concerns as key to a stronger season.
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Red Sox rally past Angels 8-5 on Gosger homer
Boston ends five game skid by topping Los Angeles 8-5 as rookie Jim Gosger belts a three run homer in the seventh. Dennis Bennett picks up win after early exit by Monbouquette with a pulled groin and Bob Jeffner injures knee. Fregosi homers twice for the Angels while Yastrzemski leads Boston with key seventh inning hit.
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Del Mar Opens 42 Day Racing Season Today
Del Mar opens its 42 day racing season with thoroughbred action in California. The feature meets expectations as track officials anticipate strong fields and steady attendance once racing begins in Del Mar.
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Dodgers Defeat Giant Oldtimers By 4-2 Margin
Dodgers win 4 2 over Giants in an oldtimers exhibition as Casey Stengel uses strategy with Don Newcombe and Eddie Stanky key in a two inning rally. M follow-up notes include Del Mar racing scene shift and other sports items.
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First All-America Golf Team To Be Honored Dinner
The first All-America college golf team will be honored at a Tuesday night dinner for the American Cancer Society. Marty Fleckman of Houston tops the squad, with Randy Petri and Robert Dickson among other named stars. Arnold Palmer will chair the selection committee.
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Florida
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Santa Clara
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Carol Sorenson Defends Trans Miss Crown in Dubuque
Carol Sorenson, 22, opens the defense of her Trans Mississippi title at the Dubuque Golf and Country Club as about 125 top women amateurs compete. She faces strong challengers including Judy Bell of Colorado Springs and Janis Ferraris of San Francisco with match play to begin.
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Arey Wins Class B 410 Gauge Skeet Shoot Title
PINEHURST N C AP William Sandy Wood of Greensboro shot a clean 100 to win the 20 gauge title in the Midsummer Skeet Shoot at Pinehurst Gun Club. Marion Ervin of Durham was second with 99, T B Donnelly won the 410 gauge with 48 of 50, Herb Johnson took 28 gauge with a perfect 50 of 50, and Mrs. Betty Bates claimed the 20 gauge ladies crown with 97 of 100.
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