Stanford and Auburn Win Openers in NCAA World Series
Stanford defeats Houston 2-0 behind Rod Foreete who allows one hit through seven frames as Houston suffers six errors. Auburn tops Ohio State 1-0 on an unearned run after bases loaded error. Boston College upsets New Jersey 3-1, Arizona State beats Oklahoma State 7-2.
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Lakewood closing in on WSE title
Lakewood M M Charters hold a 14-3 record with one game left in the Western Softball Congress. Last week they won three straight while Nite Hawks managed only two wins in a three game set against Anaheim and Las Vegas. Oxnard upset by Hawthorne Hustlers and Gardena defeat by Oxnard boost Lakewood’s position as Nitehawks visit Oxnard with a loser almost out of the race.
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Kathy Whitworth Extends Lead In Women’s Golf Money List
Kathy Whitworth extended her money list lead with a second place at the Bluegrass Open in Louisville Kentucky. Sandra Haynie slipped to second while remaining strong in the standings as Whitworth’s earnings rose to 10 265 50 dollars, widening the gap by about two thousand dollars.
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Clemente and Mantle Win May Baseball Awards
Roberto Clemente of Pittsburgh and Mickey Mantle of the New York Yankees were named winners of the Van Heusen outstanding achievement award for baseball in May. Clemente had a big day on May 15 with three homers and a double and seven RBIs for the Pirates at Cincinnati in a losing effort. Mantle hit eight homers during May, including his 500th on May 14.
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Boros Rises to Second in PGA Money List
Julius Boros wins Buick Open to claim his third title of the year and moves into second place in the PGA money standings. Arnold Palmer leads with $91,213 in official money and $99,225 total earnings. Boros has $83,790 official and $395,651 overall. Gay Brewer drops to third with $69,805.
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Did Dodgers Guess Wrong on Davis
New York Mets outfielder Tommy Davis, benched by a broken ankle in 1965, has rebounded to hit .316 with eight homers and 27 RBIs in 50 of 51 games. He credits ongoing ankle recovery but notes it's not 100 percent yet, while Mets manager Wes Westrum relies on him daily as the team lags in the standings.
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Manager Mele ousted by Twins amid eye to eye clash
Sam Mele, ousted as Minnesota Twins manager, said he will take extended leave and plans to return next year in an unclear capacity. Owner Calvin Griffith cited divergent views as the reason for the change.
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Auburn Twins Name Manager From Southern League
Tom Umphlett, player manager of the Charlotte team in the Southern League, was named manager of the Auburn Twins of the New York-Pennsylvania baseball league in Auburn, New York.
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Trojan ace wins twice in NCAA net
USC star Stan Smith, top seed, won two straight in the NCAA tennis tournament at Southern Illinois University Carbondale. He beat George Lockhart 6-2 6-0 and Mike Howard 6-2 6-3, with UCLA’s Tan Crookenden and USC’s Bob Lutz also winning in the opening round.
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Yanks Give Away 37000 Bats to Draw Big Crowd
New York Yankees spent about 75 cents per bat totaling $27,750 for 37,000 bats given Sunday to lure the majors' largest crowd since 1965. Bat day offered to every youngster 14 or under with an accompanying adult, boosting paid attendance to 62,582. The event included high concession sales and a note on Mickey Mantle tying Lou Gehrig's consecutive-games mark with a strikeout appearance in a doubleheader against the Chicago White Sox. Mantle collected two hits in the opener, bringing his career total to 108 homers.
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No Gold Medal to Golfers Fort Knox
Fort Knox Ky residents report a quirky golf course issue near the Gold Depository course. A line marks out of bounds along the No 3 hole while Col LaVerne Graff comments on warnings to players and the Army school’s golf service notes. The Madison club lists 425 officers.
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Deias-Fi Veurihe Ped Armanilles League
A garbled report outlines a local league event featuring Armanilles and Veurihe in a contest at Deias-Fi. Names appear uncertain, but the item notes a scheduled game and community interest.
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