Pirates top Astros in 11th as Woodeshick errs big
In Houston, Hal Woodeshick blew a bases loaded chance in the 11th allowing Pittsburgh to score and win 7-4. Manny Mota and Bill Virdon opened the jam with singles before Roberto Clemente forced the action and Virdon scored on a walk. The Pirates clinched their 4th straight victory and moved into the first division.
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Massachusetts Battleship Leaves Mothball Fleet for Memorial Duty
The battleship Massachusetts known as Big Mamie departs the mothball fleet for a new war memorial role. It will be towed to Fall River Massachusetts with 26 Memorial Commission members aboard, including eleven former WWII Massachusetts crewmen.
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Mon day tops new major league draft for first time
Rick Monday the Arizona State star born in Batesville Arkansas was chosen No 1 in the majors first ever free agent draft Tuesday. Kansas City Athletics indicated Monday would receive a bonus near 100000 dollars. Monday, 19, 6 feet 3, 195 pounds, hit .371 with 45 RBIs in 53 games for Arizona State and has a 3.3 second run from home to first.
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Baseball draft signs push toward six month deadline
Baseball executives face persuasion and legal questions as they anticipate signing most of the 20 first round picks and potentially many more from Tuesday’s unprecedented draft. Teams may exceed expected bonuses with deals up to 100000 dollars, while some players consider continuing school if offers lag. Twins president Calvin Griffith notes Eddie Leon has been contacted amid reported talks.
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Standings and results for major leagues today
National League standings show Los Angeles leading with 34 wins and 20 losses, Milwaukee 27 10, Cincinnati 28 22, and others. Results include Milwaukee 8 Chicago 2, San Francisco 2 New York 1, Cincinnati 5 St Louis 4, Los Angeles 2 Philadelphia 1, Pittsburgh 7 Houston 6 in 11 innings.
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Hope Auto, Midwest Post Split Wins at K Park
Hope Auto defeated Cole man Dairy 7 to 4 on Wayne Coleman pitching as nine Hope Auto hits overwhelmed four allowed by Coleman. In the nightcap Charles Rateliff earned the win for Midwest as they edged the Sheriffs 4 to 3. Pony League action Thursday pairs Delight and VFW here.
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Baseball Tuesday's Stars Pitching and Batting Surges
Kansas City's John O'Donoghue pitched a three hit game as the Athletics beat the New York Yankees 3-2 ending a four game Yankees streak. Willie Mays broke an 0 for 18 drought with a two run double to lift the Giants past the Mets 2-1.
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Major League Leaders and Draft Openings Highlight Season
Pacific Coast League leaders headline with batting averages runs RBIs and hits. The draft room notes Anaheim announces signing expectations for MND standout and Rick Monday as Kansas City lures top pick. Mets eye Les Rohr with a projected $50,000 bonus while clubs plan signings after the World Series.
International League scores roundup
Results include Atlanta 4 vs Buffalo 2 in the IL, Columbus 3 Rochester 2 and 1st game 8 innings 3-2, Syracuse 3 Toledo 5, Toronto at Jacksonville with rain, Tacoma 5 Indienahots 4, Portland 12 Arkansas 4, Hawaii 14 Salt Lake 0-3-4.
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Horlen leads White Sox to 7 2 win over Red Sox
Joe Horlen dominates on the mound and at the plate as the Chicago White Sox beat Boston 7-2. Horlen earns his sixth win with a 1.93 ERA while batting .250, outpacing Gary Peters who sits at 3.81. Other AL results include Minnesota over Cleveland 6-2 and Kansas City 3-2 over New York.
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Sam Snead Aims to Win Open at 53
Sam Snead, 53, says he can still win the Open. After firing rounds of 67 and 70 to total 137 at Birmingham Country Club, the White Sulphur Springs native prepares for the 65th Open at Bellerive in St. Louis June 17-20. Defending champion Ken Venturi joins stars Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer Gary Player and Bobby Nichols in the field.
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Bidding and Qualifying in A Hope Star Bridge Feature
The text outlines a bridge contest, with a sample hand, bidding sequence, and decision on three no trump. It also promotes Oswald Jacoby’s booklet and notes Hope Star readers may enter by mail. The article lists players and results from sectional tests, including Snead and Beman, with scores and standings, plus a boundary note on the Webster Ashburton Treaty.
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Vanderbilt Cup Winners Highlight Bridge Cards
Win at Bridge Cards Must Get Chance to Help reports on the Vanderbilt Cup winners and notes the involvement of Jacoby and Son with the Newspaper Enterprise Association in 1965.
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Atlanta Gets NFL Pro Grid Franchise
The AFL awards Atlanta a 1966 franchise while NFL Commissioner Rozelle visits the city signaling expansion. Cox Broadcasting’s $7.5 million Atlanta bid faces stadium caveats with the Atlanta Stadium Authority delaying final word until July 1.
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