McDowell Helps Indians Beat Twins For Third Straight Win
Cleveland's Sam McDowell earned a 4-1 victory over Minnesota with nine strikeouts, aided by Gary Bell in relief in the ninth. Camilo Carreon hit a two run homer and Leon Wagner added a solo shot as Cleveland moved within 1.5 games of the White Sox in the AL standings.
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Former Rams Teammates Act as Pallbearers at Brito Funeral
In Whittier California former Los Angeles Rams teammates will serve as pallbearers at the funeral of Gene Brito a former Ram and Washington Redskin who died Tuesday at age 39 The eulogy will be delivered by Les Richter with pallbearers Frank Varri chione Eddie Meador Jon Arnett Roy Hord and Bill Jobko Burial is at Rose Hills Cemetery Brito became paralyzed from the waist down after a spinal disease in 1961
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Red Sox Sign Billy Conigliaro in Quiet Draft Deal
Boston announces the signing of major league draft pick Billy Conigliaro for an undisclosed bonus around 50 000 dollars. He is the younger brother of Tony Conigliaro and was an outfielder after starring as a right handed pitcher at Swampscott High School. Billy was drafted Tuesday in New York and will report early next week to Waterloo of the Midwest League.
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Hard Rock Man Wins Hill N Dale Purse At Arlington Park
Hard Rock Man rallies from the back to win the turf race at Arlington Park in 1 44 as Dutch Greek takes second and Suspicious and Valiant Man finish third and fourth. Golpista wins Meadow Brook Steeplechase at Aqueduct in 4 38 3 5 with Edward Voss owner and Doul Small Jr. rider. Royal Julep nails a three quarters length victory at Monmouth on the grass in 1 49 3 5 with Youre Tops second. Three-horse spill at Delaware Park injures jockeys Longwood Lady, Be Alert, and Lucie Deedes. City Water wins feature seventh at Delaware Park paying 12 20 4 20 3 60. Neptunian prevails by five lengths at Suffolk Downs with Saganita third.
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Two ASU Players Berth on All America Team
Omaha reports two Arizona State players named to the All-America college baseball team chosen by the American Association of College Baseball Coaches. Rick Monday headlines as No. 1 pick in the major leagues draft, with Louis Lagunas also selected. Other first team picks include Bill Guerrant of Western Michigan, Fred Mazurek of Pittsburgh, and players from Stanford Texas Cincinnati and Ohio State.
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Fire causes $46,450 damage suit at Churchill Downs
A fire at Churchill Downs on Derby Day led to a $46,450 damage suit against the race track. Filed in Circuit Court by Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Kleier of Louisville, they seek $10,000 for pain and anguish, $10,000 punitive damages, plus clothing and medical expenses.
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Bratkowski Signs Third Season with Packers
Zeke Bratkowski, veteran quarterback for Green Bay, has signed for his third season with the Packers of the National Football League.
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Bob Veale Hurls Byes To 4-2 Win
Pittsburgh pitcher Bob Veale improved to 7-2 with a complete game as the Pirates defeated the Houston Astros 4-2. Veale’s streak of scoreless innings reached 28 before Houston pushed a run across in the fifth. Willie Stargell homered for Pittsburgh, while Donn Clendenon added another on his fourth of the season.
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Nicklaus Favored To Win 1965 National Open At Bellerive
Robert Trent Jones predicts Jack Nicklaus will win the 65th National Open at Bellerive next week. He says the course favors power, accuracy, and nerve, with Palmer Lema Player Boros and Casper as possible threats. Jones estimates winning score around 283 to 286 and notes the long, tough par 70 layout.
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Pleased Nicklaus and Player Praise Bellerive Course
Gary Player called Bellerive Country Club a magnificent test for the U S Open praising its finesse and length. Jack Nicklaus, the favorite, shot 33 on the front and 68 overall as both players prepared for the Open with daily practice through June 17 and skipped the Cleveland Open.
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Yarborough Tops Qualifying Speeds for Dixie 400 Race
Atlanta AP wire reports Cale Yarborough driving a 1964 Ford posted the fastest average speed of 140.650 mph in Thursday time trials for Sun’s Dixie 400 stock car race at Atlanta International Raceway. Fred Lorenzen topped the pole with 143.407 mph, among 10 qualifiers. Others include Lee Roy Yarbrough 140.341, G C Spencer 138.674, Buddy Baker 137.667, and Don Castles 131.715.
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Top Ten rate Bees Decistors
In a terse sports roundup the Cincinnati and Pittsburgh standings are noted with notable figures and city references. The fragmentary text mentions Farrell, Drysdale, Las Anactes, and Anseless among others in a hurried score or rating summary.
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Giants Complete 3-0 Win Over Mets Behind Marichal
San Francisco’s Juan Marichal pitched seven hits allowed, striking out six with no walks, in a 3-0 victory over the New York Mets. Jesus Alou and Jim Davenport hit solo home runs, Davenport also driving in a run after being hit by a pitch with the bases loaded in the ninth. Marichal improved to 9-6 with Mets life-time dominance at 12-0 against New York, extending his shutout streak to two games and his latest strong performance against the club.
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Wheelchair Games Kick Off With 275 Competitors
New York AP reports the ninth United States Wheelchair Games begin Friday with more than 275 athletes competing in six sports limited to wheelchair users. Track and field lead the program, alongside bowling archery swimming and table tennis. Top scorers will be seeded for the 1965 Paralympics in London. Notable competitors include Alonzo Wilkins captain of Bulova Watchmakers Basket team Rosalie Hixon Tim Harris and Bill Johnson. Dennis Briefer, 14, Roslyn Heights, is the youngest contestant.
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Orioles Breeze To 5-1 Win Over Washington Senators
In the Dixie Youth League at the Recreation Center the Orioles beat the Washington Senators 5 to 1. Wally Bunker earned the win for Baltimore with eight hits allowed and two RBIs contributing a two-run single in the eighth inning as Baltimore extended its lead. Frank Howard's seventh-inning single and a Johnson error spurred Washington's only run.
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Phillies top Dodgers 4-0 as Herbert blanks Los Angeles
Ray Herbert earned his first NL shutout, and Rich Allen and Dick Stuart hit consecutive sixth inning homers to power Philadelphia to a 4-0 win over the Dodgers. Herbert improved to 3-3, scattering seven hits, while Allen drove in a run earlier and Stuart added an eighth inning homer despite two Amaro errors on the same play.
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