Ban Johnson Team Hosts Moberly in League Test
Sadecki wins for Cardinals as Ban Johnson hosts Moberly in a league contest. Veale fans 16 as Pirates beat Phillies for their 12th straight win. Rain delayed play, Veale says fatigue limited him, nearly tying the major league strikeout record.
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Young Lefty Grabs 2-1 Victory Over Giants
The St. Louis Cardinals ended a five game skid with a 2-1 win over the San Francisco Giants at San Francisco. Ray Sadecki limited the Giants to five hits while Cardinal defense and timely singles supplied the difference. The Cardinals host the Los Angeles Dodgers at Busch Stadium tonight with Drysdale facing Washburn.
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Clarks Share Of Indy Purse Worth 166 621
Indianapolis AP Clark wins Indy 500 purse share 166 621 breaking record with 500,493 from speedway and 30 600 lap prizes while Parnelli Jones and Mario Andretti place high. Cardinals end skid as Sadecki shines in St Louis win.
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Mets rally behind Hickman in 95-hit barrage
Jim Hickman drives in four runs with two homers as the Mets pound the Cubs and Pirates. New York teammates Joe Christopher Chuck Hiller and Roy McMillan add three hits each while George Brunet holds Boston to seven hits. Cardena steals home for Chicago as Go lay doubles in the seventh. Southern University clockings hint at world mile relay bid vs Arizona State with Theron Jewls and four freshmen.
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John Krautmann to Hurl as B Js Seek Sixth Victory
John Krautmann will pitch for the Bears as B J's chase a sixth win of the season. Moberly hosts the Columbia A's in a Central Missouri league game at Ion Field with 8 p.m. start time.
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Track Club to Be Hurt By NCAA AAU Feud
New York AP report outlines a clash between the NCAA and AAU over amateur status and college athletic control. Everett D. Barnes warns members to boycott AAU championships in San Diego on June 26, emphasizing violations apply whether a student competes for institution club or unattached.
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Tuesday and Thursday Baseball Schedules and Notes
Tuesday results include New York 10 Chicago 5 and Milwaukee 2 Houston 1 while St Louis edged San Francisco 2 1. The article lists upcoming games across leagues, pitching matchups for Boston Minnesota Detroit New York Cleveland Baltimore Kansas City and Washington vs Los Angeles, plus notes on college NCAA athletes and a B club baseball team’s performance and schedule.
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Lambeau Dies Founder of Packers at 67
Earl L. Lambeau founder of the Green Bay Packers and the NFL’s first great coach died at 67 after collapsing while mowing a lawn near his Green Bay home. Lambeau steered Green Bay to three straight NFL titles in the 1920s and 1930s and remained a pivotal figure in professional football. Funeral services were planned for Green Bay with survivors including son Donald, brother Oliver, and sister Frances Evrard.
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Elorde Favored to Defend Junior Lightweight Crown
Manila AP report says Filipino champ Elorde is slight favorite to defend his world junior lightweight title against Japan’s Terin Kosaka in a 1981 Araneta Coliseum bout Quezon City.
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Tempers Flare After 500 Mile Indy Race
Indianapolis race fumes linger as second place finisher Parnelli Jones faces protests over a disputed finish. Clark won after Foyt’s transmission failed. Jones coasted to the pit with a dead engine, was restarted, and driven on by pushing. J. C. Agajanian backs Jones, while Brawner and Gordon-Johnjack lodge protests later disavowed.
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