Mourn Kennedy tribute delays MLB schedule across leagues
Baseball paused to mourn Senator Robert F Kennedy as four games were postponed and more were debated. Astros players voted not to play Sunday while management warned the game would proceed unless Eckert rules otherwise. Multiple clubs expressed either willingness to play or abstain, with league leaders urging a unified day of mourning.
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Odom Nash pace A's doubleheader sweep of Orioles
John Odom and Jim Nash stymied Baltimore in a pair of eight inning wins 6 1 to 6 0 with only a two out single in the ninth for Odom and four hits allowed by Nash Carl Yastrzemski belted a two run homer in the seventh lifting the Red Sox to a 4 2 victory over the White Sox
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Luffy Dominates Late Model Action At Marion Center Speedway
Don Luffy of Bethel Park led a 1 200-fan crowd to wins in the helmet dash Australian pursuit a heat race and the feature at Marion Center Speedway last night. He came from back of the pack to beat Blackie Watt and Dick Males for the checker flag in the late model feature. Harold Keith of Commodore claimed the claiming class top honors amid a full program with Dash heats consi and consolation results listed among drivers from DuBois Robeson Center and surrounding towns.
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Le Mans 24 Hour Race Rescheduled to September dates
Paris AP reports the French Automobile Federation moved the Le Mans 24 hour race to September 28 and 29, pending approval from the International Automobile Federation.
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Three Tie For Low Medalist In VFW Golf Tourney
The first round of the State VFW Golf Tourney ends with Hugh Smith Aliquippa Joe Schermick Robeson and Tom Phillips Imperial tied at two over 74 for low medalist honors. Joel Amato Edgeworth sits two behind with 76 as 177 players compete in 11 flights.
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Osteen Four-Hitter Keeps Dodgers Near First in NL West
Claude Osteen pitched a four hitter to beat the Philadelphia Phillies 2-0, as Los Angeles Dodgers clinched their fifth straight complete game win. Dodgers sit near the top, while other NL games featured Steve Blass stunning Houston and Nolan Ryan leading the Mets past San Francisco.
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Indians Cup First Crown completion and recap
IUP won the Indians Cup after four days with 1162 strokes, 30 strokes ahead of Detroit College. Don January led the Texas team in the PGA circuit era. Appalachian Presbyterian and Southwestern Louisiana shared third at 1200, with Eastern New Mexico and others finishing behind. Ganley praised IUP’s performance as the best in its tourney history and noted the upcoming NCAA Tournament at Las Cruces New Mexico.
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Ruffners Blank McGill's 5-0 In Little League
Ruffner blanks McGill 5-0 as McGill's pitcher Gett allows four hits with nine strikeouts. Georgiana homers with one on, powering Ruffner's attack while Laverty Hogan and Manecki doubled in the win. Moose crushes UCT 10-0 with Hogan and Zazinski fanning 14.
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Summer golf instruction registration for youths held at Meadow Lanes
The Recreation Department opens registration for the summer golf course for boys and girls aged 10 to 17 at Meadow Lanes on Monday and Tuesday June 10 and 11 from 9 to 12. Instruction starts Wednesday June 12 at Meadow Lanes.
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One-Hit Win by Odom Sparks A's Doubleheader
Moonlit night sees John Odom fire a one-hitter in an 6-1 Oakland win over Baltimore. Oakland also blanked Baltimore 8-0 as Jim Nash pitched four hits. Other AL results include Minnesota, Yankees, Boston, and Detroit wins.
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