USC Opens CWS With 6-2 Win Over North Carolina
Top ranked Southern California beat North Carolina 6-2 to start the College World Series, riding seven hits and John Stewart’s pitching. Buddy Gordon delivered a triple in the sixth as USC built a 6-0 lead, NC’s runs unearned. Arizona and St. John’s upsets later fed a busy afternoon session.
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Scott Gym Team Wins Power-Lifting Meet Over Brentwood
The Larry Scott Gym team defeated Brentwood Athletic Club 10 to 5 in a power-lifting meet. In the 125 lb class Dennis Smith forfeit earned 5 points with 145 bench, 248 deadlift, 213 squat for 606 total. Jerry Smith won 132 lb class with 203 bench, 323 deadlift, 248 squat for 777. Brentwood’s Wimford Wallis totaled 626. In 175 lb, A D Mullis of Brentwood beat Erwin Gill of Scott with 829 total against 809.
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Tigers Rally Past Senators For 4-3 Win
Detroit beats Washington 4-3 as Jim Northrup and Bill Freehan deliver late singles and Gates Brown adds a sacrifice fly. Wickersham strikes out 11 over eight innings for the win, while Don Blasingame homers for the Senators who suffer an eighth straight defeat.
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Thompson-Arthur Rabe Leads Bronco League At Center
In a recreation center game the Thompson-Arthur Rabe duo paced the Bronco League with key efforts. Williamson, Dodson, Pearson, and Ashworth contributed points while Moore and Brown aided on offense as Clarke Electric and J. W. Daniel showed defensive presence amid a crowded stat line.
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Astros assign Jim Gentile to Oklahoma City in fallout
Houston sent veteran first baseman Jim Gentile to Oklahoma City after a bench clearing incident in which he tossed his bat toward umpire Ed Vargo. Gentile, 32, faced a five day suspension and a 250 dollar fine from NL President Warren Giles, with possible major league action if he reports.
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Mets Split Nightcap After Twi Light Win
New York. St Louis Cardinals defeated the Mets 4-1 in the nightcap after losing the twi light game 5-2. Brock led off with a bunt single then a triple and scored on a Gagliano single. Taylor hit a three run homer in the opener. Shaw allowed only two singles after the first inning in his Mets debut.
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Riverside Lanes Bowling Scores and League Results
Riverside Lanes hosts a busy bowling night with teams from Texaco Goodson RS Shops and GW Teachers posting scores from 129 to 236. Other leagues include Old Dominion Mustangs Fire Dept and Redskins, with diverse clubs like Travellers Lamplighters and Blazers registering multiple frames and totals across Riverside fields and West End fields.
A's and Red Sox swap three for three in package deal
The Kansas City Athletics trade three players including reliever John Wyatt to the Boston Red Sox in exchange for three players led by outfielder Jim Gosger. Also moving are Rollie Sheldon and Jose Tartabull to Boston, while Ken Sanders and Guido Grilli go to Kansas City. Wyatt holds a major league relief appearances record. Tartabull is fast and batting .238. Grilli began with Boston and went 0-2 before later joining Toronto.
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Danville Fresco Edges Clarksville 1-0 In Pitchers Duel
Danville Fresco, led by pitcher John Foster, edged Clarksville 1-0 at Commonwealth Field as Lea Conner's double plated the winning run in the seventh. Clarksville pitcher Jackson struck out 10 while allowing only three hits. Fresco improves to 1-1 on the season. Clarksville remains winless in league play.
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Phillies Sweep Braves in two game twin bill
Philadelphia takes both ends of a Monday doubleheader from Atlanta 6-2 and 6-4. Jack Brandt provided late run support with a homer and a key fifth inning triple, backing Larry Jackson who earned the opener win.
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