A's Rally Past Red Sox 14-3 Before Rain Halts Game
Kansas City Athletics, led by Ed Charles with five RBIs and Wayne Causey four, trounced the Red Sox 14-3 before rain stopped play in the fifth inning. Causey added a three hit night as Boston fell to fourth. the A's remained 1½ games up on the Yankees.
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Weisiger Breaks 4 Minute Mile at Quantico Relays
Marine Lt. Cary Weisiger of Camp Pendleton wins the invitation mile in 3 59.2 at Quantico Relays, first time breaking four minutes. Georgetown A.A. and Georgetown varsity set marks in the same meet with freshmen two mile relay and two mile relay records, while other results list shot put, hurdles, javelin, and sprint outcomes.
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Title Bout Postponed 'Til July
The Sonny Liston Floyd Patterson rematch is postponed again with a new date July 22 at the same site Las Vegas. Patterson suffered an infected callus on his right little finger forcing a third delay from June 27. The doctor advised no sparring for at least three weeks, perhaps a month.
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Duke Beats South Carolina in Coast Conference Showdown
Duke rallied for two runs in the seventh and two in the ninth to defeat South Carolina 4 1 in Columbia. Duke held SC hitless for six innings, with John Jones strong for six frames before losing as the rally began.
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Big HPC Track Team Topples Atlantic Christian Bulldogs
High Point College adds a dual meet victory over Atlantic Christian 81 to 50. Despite missing key scorers Ron Reigelman Jack Wagner and Steve Bowerall HPC dominated led by Sabino Boyles and McGreevy with Eskew top scoring for AC. Next week combined CCC NAIA meet to be staged at Greensboro Senior High Stadium in the afternoon night session.
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Little Giant Dick Kerr Dies Of Cancer At 69
Dickie Kerr known as the Little Giant and hero of the 1919 White Sox, died at his Houston home aged 69 after a cancer diagnosis. He pitched two wins in the 1919 World Series before the Black Sox scandal and broader career later included managing, scouting, and a stint as an electrical firm office manager. Survivors include his widow Cora and two brothers Arch and Al.
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Never Bend Wins Derby In HeadtoHead Finish
Never Bend owned by Cain Hoy Stable and ridden by Manuel Yzaga paid 5 to win and 3.40 to place. Candy Spots with Willie Shoemaker paid 2.80 to show as Rex C. Ellsworth aimed for a second Derby. No Robbery and Never Blend among early contenders as Galbreath noted the surprise of Never Bend’s performance.
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Penn Wins District NCHSAC Track Meet
William Penn High School topped eight teams in the NCHSAC District 3 meet, scoring 49 points to Dudley Greensboro’s 38. Star performer James Bates led Penn with two wins and a relay victory, as the Tigers look ahead to the state meet at Fayetteville State.
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Smith Takes 36 Hole Lead In Spartanburg Open
Marilynn Smith carded a 1 under par 71 to reach 145 and lead the Peach Blossom Betsy Rawls Open by one stroke over Sandra Spuzich and Mary Lena Faulk entering the final round in Spartanburg South Carolina. Spuzich shot 70 while Faulk equal par 72.
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Miss Faulk
Marie Lindstrom
Sherry Wheeler
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Sybil Griffin
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Clifford Ann Creed
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Sandra Haynie
Gloria Fetcht
Barbara Romack
Judy Torloemke
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Syntha Sullivan
Mariene Hagge
Kathy Cornelius
Peggy Kirk Beil
Nancy Peters
Sharon Scollard
Carol Norma Shook Mann
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Patsy Johnson
Andy Cohn
Joanne Winter
Betty Mines
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Chase
Lucille Wardell
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