Mantle's Grand Slam Sparks 10-2 Yankees Win Over Twins
Mickey Mantle batting cleanup belted a first inning grand slam as the Yankees pounded the Minnesota Twins 10-2. Mantle's 10th homer of the season and eighth career slam led New York to end a four game skid, with Maris and Mosheitto also homering and Roger Maris adding two runs.
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Colavito's 14th homer lifts Indians past Angels 3-2
Cleveland edges Los Angeles 3-2 on Rocky Colavito's seventh inning solo homer. The Indians take a 2-0 lead, Angels answer to tie, then Colavito's 14th homer off Rudy May wins it. Weaver gets the victory, May suffers his loss.
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Mets Sign Six Young Players For Farm Clubs
New York Mets announce signings of six young players for farm assignments. Harold Roberson, 21, pitcher from Central Michigan University, to Greenville in the Western Carolinas League. Five others sent to Marion, Virginia in the Appalachian Rookie League: Jack Stroud, Dave Hayes, Gary Strom, Jim McAndrews, and Steve Smith. Smith was undrafted.
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Fiore and Steinhauer Triumph at NCAA Championships
Hammer thrower John Fiore of Boston College edged Bowdoin’s former champion Alex Schulten with a 200-10 mark as Neal Steinhauer of Oregon captured the shot put title with 62-6 in the finals. Northeastern’s Bill Corsetti placed third at 198-6.
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Cardinals Sign 1965 Offensive Line Contracts
The St. Louis Cardinals announced that center Bob DeMarco and guards Irv Goode and Ken Gray have signed 1965 NFL contracts. Bob Reynolds and Ernie McMillian, also interior linemen, agreed to terms for the upcoming season.
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Senators End Win Streak By Orioles
Washington pitcher Pete Richert and Ron Kline combined on a four hitter to beat the Baltimore Orioles 2-0, snapping Baltimore’s seven game win streak. Richert improved to 4-5, leaving after facing a pinch hitter in the ninth, while Kline secured the final outs. Don Lock doubled and scored on a passed ball to plate Washington’s first run. the Orioles loaded the bases in the ninth before Richert ended the threat with a groundout.
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Kel Nagle Mason Rudolph One Stroke Behind Leader
In a Ballou Park softball showcase, Kel Nagle and Mason Rudolph trail the leader by one stroke as Northview Press and others post strong team performances. Astin, Wyatt, Ballard, and Ballard contribute clutch hits. multiple squads battle for early season supremacy at West End Field and nearby venues.
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Pager leads with 140 in second round at U.S. Open
Gary Player, the South African, surged to a two under par 70 70 for 140 to lead the U S Open after the second round at Bellerive. Defending champion Ken Venturi and Arnold Palmer struggled with 79 and 76 respectively, missing the cut as the field was trimmed to the low 50 and ties for the final rounds.
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Ruidoso Downs cancels card after flood damage
Ruidoso Downs race track canceled its 12 race card due to flood damage after a hail storm and heavy rain hit the South Central New Mexico mountain track Thursday.
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Venturi Bitterly Disappointed at Open After Hand Ailment
Ken Venturi, former 1964 National Open champion from San Francisco, withdrew from the Open after rounds of 81 and 79 due to Raynaud's phenomenon in his right hand. He will seek Mayo Clinic evaluation for possible wrist surgery and plans to rest the injured hand until he can return to golf.
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Race Horses Turn Up In Strange Places
Denver AP report says flood displaced race horses from Centennial track appeared in a bowling alley, a school tennis court, and a store, with over 150 stabled horses in the area and only one missing. Track damage tallies at about 150000 to 225000 dollars, delaying the July 2 season opening.
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Dixie Youth and Dixie Boys League Standings and Tosses
In a Dixie Youth League game at the Al Recreation Center Highland Farms listed scores show Scearce and Scolpini leading for Dixie Youth while Hutcherson Ferrell Haymore Hyler and Conner contribute. Dixie Boys League action at Riverside Field features Thompson Ready-Mix and Auto Specialty with multiple players scoring and pitching contributions noted in a compact box style.
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Moose Skowrons Homer Gives Sox 4-3 Win Over Red Sox
Moose Skowron belted his eighth homer in the sixth to break a 3-3 tie and lift the Chicago White Sox past the Boston Red Sox 4-3. The win trimmed Boston’s skid to eight losses while Minnesota’s defeat kept Chicago within half a game of the AL lead.
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South Boston Speedway Plans Six Races Tonight
CHICAGO AP Billy Herman, manager of the Boston Red Sox, predicts a three horse AL pennant race among the White Sox, Orioles, and Twins. He says the Yankees lack pitching depth and can’t rebound. He credits strong bull pens for Chicago and Baltimore, and notes Dick Radatz’s slump for Boston.
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Danville Tabs Triumph 12-2 Over Cokes in Connie Mack
The Danville Tabs routed the Danville Cokes 12-2 at Market Garden Field. Joey Arnolds contributed two doubles and a single, George Morris added two singles, while Ronnie Freeze led the Cokes with a double and a single. Evans and Adkins, Phillips, Hudgins, Shelton, Griffin, and Deese appeared for team rosters.
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Jets sign three college free agents to AFL roster
New York Jets of the American Football League signed Friday three college free agents: Tom Krzmienski of Michigan State Noble Milton of Colorado and Jim Ward of Virginia Union. Krzmienski was a favored receiver of quarterback Joe Namath in high school at Beaver Falls Pennsylvania. Milton is a halfback and Ward a defensive back.
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Weather shifts South Boston speedway weekend program big question
In South Boston Virginia the weather man canceled the weekend program at the South Boston Speedway. Tonight the re scheduled six events start at 8 30 p m EDT with two 10 lap heats for modified sports and a 75 lap feature. Drivers Hutchins Dennis McGinnis Hairfield Brown expected to compete among 20 to 30 cars. Late model hobby division runs two heats and a 30 lap final with 17 to 25 cars expected.
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Donald Ray Dennis Added To Cardinals Roster
Right handed reliever Donald Ray Dennis was added to the St. Louis Cardinals roster to replace injured second baseman Julian Javier. Javier broke bones in his right hand after being hit by Vern Law in the Pittsburgh game. Dennis, 23, spent time with the Jacksonville farm team, has 12 saves, a 1.40 ERA, 41 strikeouts, and 10 walks in 45 innings this season. Javier is out at least 30 days.
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