Hope Aue Star SPORTS Fights Last Night Thursday
Hope Downs Toronto in Tournament as Hope, St. Anne's, Arkadelphia and Junction City reach semifinals in Arkansas state high school baseball tournament. Hope blanks Toronza 4-0. St. Anne's edges Greene County Tech 5-4. Arkadelphia tops Greenwood 10-6. Junction City wallops Gillett 10-0 under 10-run rule. Dwight Galloway tossed a no hitter in the tournament and earlier five-hitter highlighted Hope's win over Tyronza. Green County Tech's Lar ry Winderry hit a grand slam for Tech. St. Anne's Steve Megless struck out 11 for the win. Arkadelphia's Ricky Graham triple and Allan Gaither double key ninth inning. Semifinal games set for today at 1 p.m. and following.
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Arkadelphia
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Toronza
St. Anne's
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Tyronza
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Johnny Holloway
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Jim McGehee
Stancil Named District Coach of the Year
Fort Smith Northside football coach Bill Stancil, with a 92-25-2 record over 11 seasons, was chosen district coach of the year by the National High School Coaches Association. He will speak at the association national clinic in Tulsa in June 2022.
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Drysdale Keeps Cards Rivalry Hurting Dodgers Bid
Dodgers pitcher Don Drysdale stranded a possible fourth one run game this year until a ninth inning run by Ron Fairly spoiled the bid. Dodgers win 2-0 over St Louis as Drysdale hurls five hits and no runs through 29 innings. Other NL results include Houston over Cincinnati 10-0 and Philadelphia 8-0 over the Mets. Willie Mays ends 0-for-12 slump with ninth inning single for Giants in their virtual first-place tie with St Louis. Pirates slugger Willie Stargell belts three homers and a double for seven RBIs against Chicago.
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Willie Mays Fun in Outfield Surges for Giants
Willie Mays, 37, frolicked in the outfield like a rookie for the Giants this week guiding a 2-1 win over the Braves. He snapped an 0-for-12 slump with a ninth inning single driving in Jon Hunt, and his sparkling defense helped Mike McCormick’s three-hitter.
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Senators Top White Sox 2 0 as Bowens Powers Win
Washington routed Chicago 2 0 behind Bertaina’s two-hit gem until ninth inning relief from Baldwin Bowens delivered a two-run sixth inning homer. Frank Howard raised his average to .348 with two singles and a double, while Epstein departed in a trade for Buffalo. Yankees lost to Baltimore as Buford’s ninth-inning homer sealed 4 3. other scores noted.
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Jimmie Hall
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Baseball notes from the National League standings and results
Willie Stargell powered the Pirates with three homers a double and a single driving in seven as the team routed the Cubs 36 runs. Dave Giusti of the Astros pitched a two hit shutout over the Reds. Local standings show St Louis San Francisco Atlanta Philadelphia and others with varied records and upcoming games listed.
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Iowa Negro Athletes Want Control
Iowa State University athletes demand firings of Glenn Anderson Cap Timm and Bob Billings unless there is a change in attitude. They seek a Black Students Organization led by Bruce Ellis and Willie Muldrew, threaten boycotts and scholarships loss, want a Negro head coach, and insist on ability based lineups and using Afro-Americans or blacks rather than Negroes. The ISU Athletic Council plans a June 5 meeting to address the two-page grievances after presenting them earlier in the week.
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Rodgers pairs Palmer and Nicklaus in Memphis Open
Phil Rodgers shuffled entry cards for the Memphis Open first round pairing and matched Arnold Palmer with Jack Nicklaus. The shuffle placed Marty Fleckman with Palmer and Nicklaus, while other notable players Gary Player Bruce Crampton and Dave Hill joined alternate groups.
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Big Money Rolling in to Haughton
Yonkers AP notes harness driver Billy Haughton riding Romulus Hanover aims for the Empire Pace after a Hilltop Trot win with Flamboyant and a Sullivan Pace victory. Haughton remains the overwhelming favorite in Yonkers through a sequence of big-money races.
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Harness Race Horses Must Undergo Tests
In Columbus Ohio AP report harness racing for 3 year olds will require pre race blood tests. Little Brown Jug Society president Henry C Thomson says the test aims to prevent cheating as in Kentucky Derby with Dancer s Image. If a horse tests positive it will be scratched from the race. The public will not be harmed. The test is described as more complete than urinalysis. The 1969 race is set for September 19.
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Don Drysdale wins 2-0 against Cardinals in St Louis
Dodgers pitcher Don Drysdale dominates the St. Louis Cardinals with five hits allowed and a 2-0 victory, extending a tight NL race where San Francisco trails by four percentage points. Ortiz trains in New York ahead of a June 8 lightweight title bid against Teo Cruz.
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Associated Press
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Don Drysdale
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Arkansas Wins Texas League Thriller Over Albuquerque 6-5
Mike Cristinio delivers a bloop double and scores Bobby Dews as Arkansas nips Albuquerque 6-5. Dews sparked the late rally with a first inning single and two key defensive plays in the ninth. Leron Lee and Christine hit back to back homers to erase a 4-1 deficit in the seventh as Arkansas ties and wins in a high drama Texas League game. Other results: El Paso downed Memphis 8-1 behind Joe Overton six-hit effort. Dallas-Fort Worth beat San Antonio 4-3. Shreveport topped Amarillo 10-8 in 12 innings.
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California Night Racing Debuts At Bay Meadows
Night horse racing begins in California at Bay Meadows with a 38 light quarterhorse meeting powered by a $600,000 lighting system. The nine-race program starts at 7:30 p.m. and with Golden Gate Fields nearby, the Bay Area will have over 10 hours of racing.
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Ten Drivers Quality at Charlotte World 600 Trials
Ten drivers qualified on Wednesday for the World 600 at Charlotte. Connie Allins son led with an average 159.2227 mph after three laps of the 1.5 mile tri oval. He earned 1500 dollars for pole, 1000 for breaking the record, and 500 for the mark. The race is set for Sunday at 12 30 p.m. EDT. Alex Olmedo joins a strong field for the Brookline Longwood Championship Tennis Meet June 12 16.
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N.C
Connie Allinsson
Brookline
Mass
Alex Olmedo
Peru
U.S
Longwood Cricket Club
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