Musial Leads Cards With Three Hits In Victory
Stan Musial collected a home run, a double and a single driving in five as the Cardinals snapped a six game skid with a 6 5 win over the Cubs. Bob Gibson threw a four hitter for his second straight shutout and Musial climbed in all time lists.
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Snead Eyes U S Open Despite Elusive Goal
Sam Snead, turning 49, celebrates a birthday after back to back wins and heads to San Juan for the International Cup, then qualifying in Detroit for the U S Open at Oakland Hills. He recalls the 1937 Open triumph and near-misses, including 1947 playoff loss and 1958 Philadelphia meltdown, as he pursues the major title. In a recent showcase, Snead won the Sam Snead Festival for his 109th tournament title with a 266 total, Stan Leonard, Chick Harbert, Gary Player, and Arnold Palmer close behind.
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Developments In Cage Scandal Are Expected
In Raleigh two fronts were to unfold with UNC trustees meeting on a possible sports deemphasis plan involving Chapel Hill and NC State. Five players, three from State and two from North Carolina, have been drawn into the widening basketball game fixing case. District solicitor Lester V. Chalmers, after talks with New York authorities, is examining proposed NC gambling clampdown legislation.
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Fitts Wins Roebuck Invitational Meet
M C Fitts of Tuscaloosa, back from four years on the pro circuit, captured the Roebuck Invitational Golf Tournament with a 282, two under par. Walter Wood of Birmingham finished second after beating Tuscaloosa's ...
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Dog Sanders Wins Hot Springs Open Cheaply
Dog Sanders won the Hot Springs Open in Hot Springs Arkansas earning 2800 dollars and boosting his year total to 3179 56. Sanders a California player from Ojai shot 68 to finish 23 under par tying for second were Jerry Steelsmith and Dave Ragan with 274. A barking cocker spaniel and an empty whisky case caused a late miscue on the 13th as Sanders dropped a bogey but still claimed the title.
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National League and American League baseball results roundup
Sunday results include Pittsburgh 13 Philadelphia 11 and Cincinnati 7 Milwaukee 6. St Louis beat Chicago 5 0 while Los Angeles defeated San Francisco 2. Monday games feature several matchups including Pittsburgh at Milwaukee and San Francisco at St Louis. American League leaders and standings show Detroit Cleveland New York and Baltimore atop their divisions with varied Monday schedule.
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Mudcat) Grant
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14 000 Winners in ABC Championship
The 58th American Bowling Congress championships at Cobo Hall in Detroit ended after 79 days. About 14 000 winners will receive $467 000 in prize checks. Bob Brayman of Detroit topped the Classic Division all events and placed third in doubles with Duke Marquardt, sharing $350 of a 1318 two-man total. Brentwood Bowl of San Francisco was named Classic-Team champion as divisions concluded. Regular division champions included Lyle Spooner and Joe Malcaluso plus Gene Hering.
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Maness Wins Sudden Death Playoff in Tight Golf Finish
In a dramatic finish at the tournament Maness edged Wood after a 72 hole 286 total. Pitts entered the final round with a three stroke lead but posting a 72 on Sunday left him one over par. Wood and Maness battled for runner up as Fitts and Maness tied at 141 after 36 holes.
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Indians Sweep Twins as Grant Dominates in Twinbill
Cleveland pitcher Jim Grant improved to 3-0 with a decisive doubleheader sweep of Minnesota, beating Don Lee in game one and piling up hits as the Indians moved to second in the pennant race. Minnesota dropped to fourth as Detroit led the league.
TVA Biologists Endorse Severe Drawdowns For Fish Populations
TVA and state fisheries biologists say occasional sharp drawdowns of large reservoirs like Douglas Lake can boost fish populations and growth rates. They note thinning in older lakes, improved shoreline conditions, and potential for larger spawns after a 1-2 year adjustment period, with caution about too frequent drawdowns.
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Tennis stars compete as Ka zan, Meyerland Builders part
In New Jersey venues, Luke Ka zan of Detroit shows strong play in doubles while Meyerland Builders of Houston backs the team in the event.
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Athens Halts Lawrenceburg In Bi-State
Athens semi pro team beat Lawrenceburg 10-4 in Bi-State League as Edgar Griggs and Clayton Haney Jr. drove in eight runs. Hubert Chittam pitched a four hit, two earned run win. Jones took the loss. Athens improved to 4-2 and joint first with Lawrenceburg, with a three game winning streak. They host Loretto Friday at 7:30.
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Carry Back Returns From Rest Aiming Belmont Triumph
Carry Back rests at Garden State Park then targets the Belmont Stakes on June 3 in New York. A win would crown him one of nine horses to sweep the triple crown, following Citation in 1948. Globemaster, ridden by Leonard P. Sasso, finished second as Carry Back closed with a late rush to win the Preakness at Pimlico.
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City Softball League weekend results and Tuesday schedule
Chemstrand fell to Worthington 2 to 1 while L S Supermarket of Athens beat Alabama Flour Mills 7 to 1. Tuesday at De Lano Park Athens faces Worthington at 7 and Alabama Flour Mills plays Chemstrand at 8 30. Girl's league opens at Walter Jackson Field with Bud's Minnow Pool vs Baugh Wiley Smith at 6 30 and Decatur Nursery vs Briscoe Agency at 8.
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Southern Association Pitchers Suffer As Sluggers Dominate
In a five game stretch the Southern Association saw 109 hits and 13 home runs as Chattanooga routed Shreveport 18-7 and Macon’s Charley Soraci led with five RBI. Mobile beat Atlanta 6-5 in 11 innings while Little Rock split with Nashville.
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Highlights
Baseball leaders listed include Moon and Mays tied for batting average with .372 and .353. runs led by Bolling and Mays. RBIs topped by Aaron and Gentile. hits led by Temple and Robinson. doubles led by Zimmer and Coleman. triples shared by Wills and Wood. home runs led by Robinson and Gentile. steals by Pinson and Aparicio. pitching leaders show Regan Mossi and Latman perfect 1.000 with 40 decisions. strikeout leaders include Drysdale and Pascual.
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Weber Wins All-American Classic in Dallas Bowling
Dick Weber of St. Louis won the All-American Classic in Dallas with a total 3,711 pins in 16 finals games and 134.21 points under Swiss scoring. He earned 3,000 dollars for the victory, passing Al Savas to finish ahead in the money ranking.
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