Dodgers Hit Jackpot as Dodgers Sweep Braves in LA
The Dodgers swept the Atlanta Braves in a three game set at Los Angeles, setting a city attendance record with 111,526 fans for the series and drawing 810,151 through 27 home dates at the Coliseum. Milwaukee, San Francisco, and Philadelphia results are noted, with details on other games and standings nearby.
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Obituary notices from a Northern Colorado area page
Several obituaries list survivors including Mary Margaret Asinus and Alfred Rodeck with spouses and children, plus relatives in Crisper Wyoming and Greeley. Services include Rosary, Requiem Mass, and graveside rites at Linn Grove, Sunset Memorial Garden, and related memorial chapels with interment details.
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Wright Wins Tourney at Churchill Valley County Club
Mickey Wright of San Diego rallied to win the Ladies PGA Tournament at Churchill Valley County Club in Pittsburgh. She closed with a final round 7 under par to finish six strokes ahead, earning 1467.35 dollars from a purse near 700,090. Fay Crocker and others trailed in a fourway group for second.
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Red Sox Sweep Cubs. Boston Streak Reaches Five
Boston wins a doubleheader from Chicago 8-5 and 4-1 to pull into a last-place tie with Detroit. Jensen belted two homers including a two-run shot in the 10th of the opener and Piersall and Stephens added long balls in the nightcap. Celavito led Cleveland in a 2-hit attack against the Yankees as the Indians claimed a split with New York.
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Four Soviet Engineers Attend Yankee Game. Stengel Explains Baseball
New York AP reports four Moscow engineers Gennady Krukov Nikolai Elshin Nikolai Testa and Vasili Tomachinski attended a Yankees game. Casey Stengel attempted to explain baseball though his English via an interpreter. The Russians smiled and nodded as the manager rambled on.
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Bryan Wins Memorial Day 500-Qule Classic
Bryan, winner of the Memorial Day 500-Quarter Mile Classic in Indianapolis, was ticketed for speeding west of Magdalena Saturday night. A state patrolman said his hand was in control and he rode a bicycle at a high speed in a quirked zone.
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Gonzales Wins Tour Robinson to Hollywood
Gonzales defeats Jen Hoad to claim the fourth iTMigit professional tees championship final. The tour final state shows a decisive 62 to -2 score in a brief match, with Santos Frashed off his Australian opponent in a separate rapid passage.
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Redlegs Mentor Charges Grissom With Bean Balling
SAN FRANCISCO AP Redlegs manager Birdie Tebbetts accused veteran San Francisco Giant Mary Grissom of beanballing during a tense National League game as Grissom hit pinch hitter Smokey Burgess. Grissom denied the charge saying he did not intend to hit Burgess. Grissom was at St Luke's Hospital after his son was hurt by a foul ball. x rays were planned. Tebbetts linked the incident to prior Pirates Giants tensions, while Giants manager Bill Rigney dismissed Tebbetts claims. An opposing coach noted Grissom threw a cool pitch to Burgess.
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Baseball Leaders Across Majors and Leagues
The Associated Press lists batting, runs, hits, home runs, and pitching leaders from the American and National Leagues. Highlights include Mays and Cepeda among NL batters, Fox and Kuehn among AL batters, Banks and Banks and Spencer among top NL and AL players, with notable figures from Red Sox, Mets, Yankees, and Cubs.
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NCAA sanctions Delta Hine for summer play
The NCAA announces new rules to regulate college players in non professional summer baseball. The list includes Grand Junction Eagles and Worland Indians among teams, aiming to prevent conflicts with academics and maintain amateur status.
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CSC Draws Lafayette in Collegiate Series
In Omaha AP reported Clemson and Florida battle to decide the final NCAA World Series berth as Holy Cross Lafayette Western Michigan Missouri Arizona Colorado State and Southern California already qualified. Colorado State and Lafayette clash Saturday while Holy Cross meets USC Saturday and Arizona faces the Clemson Florida winner. BYU’s Sunday-game rule prompted Colorado State’s entry after BYU withdrew.
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Army Eleven Plans To Open Up Attack
West Point notes outline Army football plans for depth and a new passing attack. Caldwell, a 158-pound sophomore from Miami, is highlighted as a potential quarterback with others like Gilson and Dougalas in contention. Starters Anderson and Dawkins stand out as key playmakers, while linemen and backs such as Usry and Morrison vie for roles as Blaik seeks a more versatile, fast-paced offense this fall.
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Five Royal Mounties Drown On Lake Trip
TORONTO AP Five Royal Canadian Mounted Police officers drowned during a Lake Simone trip when their 24 foot motorboat capsized in a Saturday night squall near Orillia. Winds reached 30 miles per hour with high waves as the group, part of a routine patrol, left Orillia Saturday afternoon. Herbert I. Smart was recovered early Sunday. Constables Glen Barrell David Darry and Mervin Metnachuk were aboard, with a fifth officer unidentified.
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Charleston Tops Denver in 9-4 Win as Minneapoka Closes In
Charleston snapped Denver's early lead with a 9-4 victory highlighted by homers from Jim Delsing Bill Taylor and Tom Yewci. Minneap ola trailed Senators by 0.08 percent after a 5-2 loss to Indianapolis and 3-0 to St. Paul, while Wichita climbed to fourth by beating St. Paul.
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Phoenix Fails Sunday To Regain First Place
The Seattle Rainiers split a Sunday doubleheader with the Phoenix Giants to hinder Phoenix from reclaiming first in the Pacific Coast League. Rainiers won 5-2, then 7-3, denying Phoenix the lead as Vancouver clashed with Portland in a tied bid. San Diego beat Spokane 11-2, Salt Lake City edged Sacramento 5-3, and 3-2 in the other game. The Rainiers capitalized with four early runs in the first game, building a 3-0 advantage, while Phoenix allowed five unearned runs in the fourth inning of the second game after leading 3-0.
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Tim Tam Breaks Bone Threatens Racing Future
Tim Tam, the Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner, suffered a broken seraimoid bone in the right front leg after losing to Irish bred Cavan in the Zelmont Stakes. Trainer Jimmy Jones and veterinarian Dr. William Read considered surgery or natural healing, with six months or more before racing possible, and Calumet weighing retired stud prospects.
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Kerby Wins Amateur Ladies PGA Tourney
PITTSBURGH AF Setty Kerby of Akeon Ohio shot an 80 Sunday for a total of 310 to win the amateur division of the Ladies PGA Tournament. Par is TH.
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Sam Snead Captures Dallas Open Tourney
Sam Snead from White Sulphur Springs West Virginia won the Dallas Open Golf Tournament in a four hole playoff for $3,500 first money of a $5,000 event. He edged Gary Player Julius Boros and Johnnie Mullin in sudden death after leading through the final rounds. Player and Boros tied for second, each earning $100.
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