No Central Roller Skate Competition Starts Thurs
The fragmented schedule outlines the No Central Roller Skate Competition starting Thursday with speed, dance, and figures events. It lists dozens of times, preliminaries, finals, and venues, highlighting Janet Hoke and other top skaters from the North Central region and North American championships, with a Louisville event noted for later dates.
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Snead Set as Favorite for Open Says Nicklaus
Sam Snead is seen as the likely Open winner with Jack Nicklaus backing him. The 150-player field at Congressional Country Club begins Thursday as Snead races to end a long Open drought noted for his past near-misses and strong form in practice.
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White Sox Orioles Split In Twin Bill
In Baltimore Tuesday night the White Sox and Orioles split a doubleheader. Steve Harker pitched a four hitter for Chicago in the nightcap while Pizarro earned the win in the opener, supported by Ward and Robinson as Chicago built a late lead. Barker took his second win of the year for Baltimore, supported by a three-run fourth inning.
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Indians top Twins as Wagner hits eighth inning homer
Cleveland defeats Minnesota 5 to 3 in a see-saw night game. Leon Wagner belted an eighth inning homer to break a late tie, while Milt Pappas started for Chicago and Brooks Robinson contributed late. Kealik earned the win, Stsman took the loss, with Rose lighting the lamp for Minnesota and Chance delivering key blows for Cleveland.
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District 3 Legion Baseball Schedule Shuffles Teams
District 3 games unfold across Greeley, La Salle, Longmont and nearby towns with divisional matches featuring Greeley Elks, La Salle, Berthoud and Eaton. Non district clashes include Scottsbluff and Morgan entries as weather and travel shape the week.
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Kansas City routs Detroit in twin bill two games
In the first game Kansas City won 7 to 6 behind two Detroit errors and strong hitting by Gentile. Segui earned the win over Aguirre as Detroit’s Sparma and Egan were charged with the loss in a tight twilight contest. In the nightcap Kansas City dominated 4 to 0 with Bowsfield pitching and Bryony Regan providing support as Detroit teetered on early errors and key RBI by Freehan and others.
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Herbel’s Major League Determination Shines Early
Giants pitcher Ron Herbel chose to stay in the majors this season. He pitched effectively in relief and starting roles, posting a 4 2 record with a 2.4 era, three complete games and two shutouts after injuries forced him into the rotation.
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National Cards Clout Colts To End Loss Streak
In Houston, the St. Louis Cardinals snapped a losing run with a 7-4 victory over the Astros. Curt Simmons earned the win, with key hitting by McCarver and Bruce aiding a multi-run rally in the middle innings. Rusty Staub homered for Houston, but St. Louis built a lead and held on.
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Pirates 2 Mets 1 win as Veale drives in pair
Pirates beat the Mets 2 to 1 as Veale, subbing for Friend, drove in the decisive run with a second inning single after a bases loaded walk. Veale helped erase a Mets threat in the first and New York used a late rally attempt that fell short.
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Angels 7 Senators 5 in Tuesday night baseball clash
New York AP report describes a 7 5 Angels win over the Washington Senators as Boston Red Sox open 1-0 lead over the Yankees. The game features timely hits and bullpen holds with Elliott driving in four runs on Kirkpatrick’s second homer and other key at bats. Details include Morehead, Bouton, Monbouquette, Drysdale, and Rescher in a multi-team box score style recap.
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Dodgers 5 Braves 1 amid NL umpire pension turmoil
The National League Umpires Association shelved July strike plans and will meet in New York to discuss pension increases. Warren Giles advised a possible strike was dropped while the league contemplates changes as 11 of 20 umpires threaten action if pensions are not raised. The Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Milwaukee Braves 3-1 behind Willie Davis and Don Drysdale, with Spahn versus Drysdale delivering a tight duel.
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Kersey Legion Loses Catcher John Cantrell
Kersey American reports catcher John Cantrell will miss action as the Kersey Legion reportedly fights over a $300 annual incentive. Cantrell, a 20 hitter during practice, faced sidelining and a potential retirement plan tied to service years and proposed sums.
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Orioles Sign Colorado State Player Kelley to Bluefield Assignment
The Orioles signed Mike Kelley a first baseman catcher from Colorado State to report to Bluefield West Virginia in the Appalachian Rookie League. Kelley led C State in hitting and was voted most valuable player by teammates. He previously played Englewood High and Trinidad State Junior College and also signed a teaching contract with Jefferson High in Portland Oregon. His teammate Mike Wegener also signed with the Orioles. The Appalachian League opens June 24 with Jima Fray as manager for Bluefield.
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The Majors. Associated Press Baseball Scores
Major League results and upcoming games from Tuesday and Thursday schedules. Teams mentioned include Boston, New York, Chicago, Baltimore, Detroit, Cleveland, Minnesota, Los Angeles, Washington, Kansas City, with scores such as Chicago 5 Baltimore 1 and Cleveland 4 Minnesota 3.
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Baseball Standings and Schedul e of National League Teams
National League standings show Philadelphia and San Francisco leading, with Pittsburgh and Milwaukee midpack. Today's games list Cincinnati at San Francisco, Philadelphia at Chicago, Milwaukee at Los Angeles, St. Louis at Houston, New York at Pittsburgh. Thursday schedules include San Francisco at St. Louis and Philadelphia at Chicago.
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Calison Leaping Catch Stalls Cubs Rally in Phillies Win
Johnny Callison's one handed grab near the wall preserved a late inning lead for Philadelphia as Billy Williams and the Cubs threatened with two on. Dennis Bennett earned his eighth win while Ed Roebuck allowed the final runs in relief. Dalrymple doubled home Sievers and Herrnstein homered earlier in the game.
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College World Series Play Called Fifth Time Postponed
A thunder storm caused a fifth postponement of the College World Series as top-ranked Missouri and Cinderella sophomores Will meet Wednesday night with the winner facing Minnesota for the title Thursday. Officials delayed the game, awaiting clearer conditions, with rain continuing to disrupt play and lineups adjusted for the delayed schedule.
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