Pascual earns eighth win as Twins top Indians
Camilo Pascual pitched into the ninth, giving up solo homers to Rocky Colavito and Max Alvis but retiring 17 of the last 18. Harmon Killebrew and Earl Battey each homered, driving in five runs to lift Minnesota to a 6-2 victory over Cleveland. The win capped Pascual’s longest stretch of his 12 year career.
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Camilo Pascual
Harmon Killebrew
Earl Battey
Minnesota
Cleveland
Pascual
Rocky Colavito
Max Alvis
Jau
Indians
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Zoilo Versalles
Tony Oliva
Colavito
Alvis
Battey
Allison
Newman Pitches Angels To 3-1 Win Over Tigers
Fred Newman fired a four hit victory in a 3-1 Angels win over Detroit. The 23-year-old righty walked none and struck out one to improve to 3-1 against the Tigers this season. Albie Pearson scored on a third inning walk and double, while Dave Wickersham took the loss.
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Fred Newman
Detroit
Los Angeles Angels
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Angels
Dave Wickersham
Minnesota
Albie Pearson
al Span
New York Assembly Rejects TV Boxing Ban Bill
The New York Assembly defeated a bill to let the State Athletic Commission regulate closed circuit TV boxing from out of state. Sponsor Alexander Chananan said the measure would curb rematch type bouts as in Lewiston Maine. Percy Sutton opposed saying prize fighting offers escape for Harlem youths and cited football and baseball risks.
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New York
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D-Bronx
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Sonny Liston
Lewiston
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Manhattan
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Harlem
Night Game Recap as Detroit Loses in Los Angeles
In a tense night game, Willie Smith hit a triple and Joe Adcock added a single, pushing Detroit's score with two more runs in the sixth. Al Kaline doubled and Willie Horton added a single for the Tigers' lone run in the 11th. Final: Los Angeles 9, Detroit 4. Pitchers Wickersham and Freehan shared framing duties. Newman earned the win while Wickersham took the loss.
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Willie Smith
Joe Adcock
Wickersham
al Kaline
Willie Horton
Detroit
Los Angeles
Freehan
Newman
Rodgers
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A's Rally Past Yankees 3-2 Behind O'Donoghue
Kansas City Athletics beat New York 3-2 as John O'Donoghue tossed a three hitter and Ed Charles delivered a two run single in the sixth. The Yankees led 2-1 after Mickey Mantle and Clete Boyer's hits produced the visitors' only real scoring. Bert Campaneris started the decisive rally with a steal and scored on Jim Landis' double after Leadoff.
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Ed Charles
John O'Donoghue
Kansas City Athletics
New York
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Mickey Mantle
Joe Pepitone
Clete Boyer
Bobby Richardson
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Bert Campaneris
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Wayne Causey
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Charles
Causey
Lanis
Kansas
Linz
York
Statford
Staflford
Saamy Snead Qualifies For National Open
Slammin Sammy Snead qualified easily for the 25th Open, joining 149 others at Bellerive. The 53-year-old West Virginia star posted 67 70 137 at Birmingham Country Club to reach the 65th USGA championship, while many top names failed to qualify and a Spanish cyclist died in a crash near Beasain.
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Associated Press
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St. Louis
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White Sulphur Springs
W.va
Birmingham
Mich
Bellerive Country Club
USGA
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Tiny Manero
Track to add a ninth race daily at Delaware Park
General Manager Edward T. McLean announced on Tuesday that Delaware Park will raise its daily program from eight to nine races for the remainder of the thoroughbred meeting. The move aims to boost the track’s program and attract more betting activity and spectator interest.
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Realization Trot at Roosevelt renews for 1964 field
Six noted contenders are entered for the June 17 Realization Trot at Roosevelt Raceway headlined by two Ayres the 1964 3 year old champion owned by Mrs Charlotte N Sheppard and Castleton Farms Dartmouth in the field totaling $101,695.75 in purse.
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Castleton Farm
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Roosevelt Raceway
McDonald Delivers Key Victory in British Amateur Meet
Scot Hunter McDonald 24, now in Detroit, toppled England’s Michael Lunt 3 and 1 at Royal Porthcawl in round two as American players push through wet Welsh weather. Others advancing include Dick Chapman, Bob Gardner, and Bill Hyndman, with 13 Americans winning, six losing, two into third round after rain soaked play.
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Associated Press
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Philadelphia
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New York
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Dodgers Win 2-1 On Wills Ninth Inning Single
Maury Wills lined a two out single in the ninth to give the Los Angeles Dodgers a 2-1 victory over Philadelphia. Lou Johnson started the inning with a single then advanced on a bunt and groundout before Wills delivered the decisive hit. Bunning had earlier driven in Philadelphia’s run with a third inning single.
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Southern Cross II Leads Bossom Cup Fleet Race
Naples Australia’s Southern Cross II led the Bossom Cup team event pitting Old World against New World. The New World team, with two United States yachts and one Australian, plus a Nassau boat, won 32.5 points to 27 while the Old World field consisted of four European yachts.
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Bowling Results at Riverside Lanes Published Scores
Domestic Engineers Brown's Tires 3 Brown 144 Switch-overs 1 Yates 149 Half and Half 2 Barker 213 L. M. 1 Crane 159 Olshrags 4 Horsley 184 (bye) Summertime Girls WOVA 3 Vaughn 194 Char Co Letta 1 Hines 185 Ky Fried Chicken 3 J Beuttner 188 Brisk Inc. 1 Franklin 182 Hilltop Texaco 3 Vineski 195 Nurses 1 Nance 146 Misfits 4 Kendrick 174 Wyatt Chev O Burnette 185 Virginia Mixed Couples Richmond Oil 1 J Pearson 149 Brentwood Amoco % Hopkins 120 Harrys Place 3 W Adkins 116 Ballou Park Gulf 1 F Farthing 120
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Florida State eliminates Texas in 12th inning World Series game
In Omaha Florida State advances after a 3-2 win over Texas in 12 innings. Maury Hopkins drove in the deciding run on a sacrifice fly after Gary Moore and Cliff Ranew duel it out. Randy Brown hit FSUs first unearned run and Tom Thomas made a key defensive catch to save the game. Texas 20-7, Florida State 32-10.
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Associated Press
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Texas
Maury Hopkins
Gary Moore
Cliff Ranew
Moore
Gary Lawrence
Dick Fernandez
Hopkins
Lawrence
Tom Thomas
Butch Thompson
Thompson
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White
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Ranen
Local Golfer Withdraws From U S Open Qualifying
Gastonia player Big Dave Smith withdrew from sectional qualifying for the U S Open in Charlotte after injuring his back during practice. He was admitted to Gastonia Memorial Hospital for X rays to assess the injury.
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Giants Rally Leads Past Mets 2-1 on Mays Big Hit
Willie Mays snapped an 0-for-18 skid with a two run double in the first inning as the San Francisco Giants held off the New York Mets 2-1. Bob Shaw earned the win for the Giants, Frank Linzy earned the save, while Galen Cisco took the loss for New York. Ron Swoboda hit a leadoff homer for the Mets in the fifth.
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Dick Schofield
Jesus Alou
Cisco
Bob Shaw
Giants
Frank Linzy
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Linzy
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Charlie Smith
Ron Swoboda
Bob Taylor
Horlen Pitches White Sox Win 7-2 at Boston
Joe Horlen drove in the tie breaking run with three singles and limited Boston to four hits as the Chicago White Sox beat the Red Sox 7-2. Horlen's unearned run in the sixth broke a 2 2 tie after Rico Petrocelli booted a grounder and threw wide. Danny Cater homered for Chicago and Lee Thomas hit his 11th for Boston. The White Sox added four runs in the ninth as McCraw, Hansen, Nicholson, and Martin contributed key hits or a sac fly.
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Chicago White Sox
Rico Petrocelli
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Chicago
Lee Thomas
Red Sox
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Dave Nicholson
J. C. Martin
Britons Sweep English Channel Relay Victory
Dover England six British swimmers crossed the English Channel from France to England in 10 hours 15 minutes to win the relay. The time set a new relay record surpassing the previous 1949 Egyptian mark by 56 minutes.
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Tim er resigns from VMI to join Cornell as backfield coach
Roanoke AP reports Sam Timer, 37, Virginia Military Institute assistant football coach, resigns to take a similar post at Cornell University. Timer joined VMI early last year from Wake Forest and previously coached at the University of Virginia before moving to Wake Forest.
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Reds rally with back-to-back homers vs Gibson
In St Louis, Leo Cardenas hits a first homer into the left field bleachers and Art Shamsky adds a pinch hit homer in the sixth, giving Cincinnati a 5-4 win over St. Louis. Bob Gibson suffers his fourth straight loss after a strong early performance.
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Curt Flood
Pirates Edge Astros 7-6 in 11 innings in Omaha
Pirates beat the Astros 7-6 after an 11 inning battle. Bill Virdon scored the winning run on Hal Woodeshick's balk with two outs in the 11th after Manny Mota and Roberto Clemente set the stage with a leadoff single and a force. Joe Gaines hit a pinch homer for Houston, tying 6-5 late before the Pirates 14th win in 16 games.
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Frank Howard Paces Senators To 2-0 Victory
Frank Howard homered on return and tripled driving in a run as the Washington Senators shut out the Baltimore Orioles 2-0. Starter Steve Barber left with a finger nerve issue, Pete Richert relieved with a muscle spasm after nine strikeouts, and Kent Hamlin and Doug Camilli supplied the support in Detroit?
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Odessa JC Team Leads National Junior College Golf Tour
Early leader Grand Rapids sets pace in the 72-hole national junior college golf event. Odessa Texas team claims a three stroke early advantage as medalists and runners-up shine in opening round. Three more 18 hole rounds are scheduled on consecutive days.
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New TV rights secured for 1968 Winter Olympics
The American Broadcasting Co. announced it acquired American television rights to the 1968 Winter Olympics in Grenoble France. The network said some events may be carried live.
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Hole in One Highlights NCAA College Golf Tourney
Robert Leslie of Lincoln University scored a hole in one on the 13th hole at 223 yards using a No 3 wood as Middle Tennessee State led an 11 team field with a 574 total. Lincoln finished Tuesday at 591 while SIU fell to third with 597 and Illinois State and Macalester tied for fourth at 605. Larry Gilbert led Middle Tennessee with a 68 for 134 total and medalist honors.
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Toronto golfer Balding undergoes shoulder surgery
Toronto golfer Balding, sidelined from the U S tour earlier this season due to a lame shoulder, underwent surgery Monday to repair the ailment.
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United States
Writers in Omaha Pick New NCBA President
Tom Bowen of the San Jose Mercury News was elected president Tuesday of the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association, succeeding Bill Richardson of the Kansas City Star.
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