Bears Nips Sedalia 8-2 Behind Waggoner Solid Finishing
Butch Waggoner spun a five hit shutout by allowing one earned run while fanning 11 and adding three hits as Jefferson City Bears beat Sedalia 8-2. He and Dick Scott led the offense with critical hits as the Bears clinched their 10th win and fifth in a row, improving Central Trust standings in a midweek game at Sedalia.
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Halberg Aims to Break Two World Records Tonight
New Zealand distance star Murray Halberg eyes major marks at the seventh annual Meet of Champions in Houston. He competes in the three mile and 5000 meter events, with official plans to clock him for a potential world record in the 3 mile and a chance at another in the 5000 meters, after posting 13:85.2 for 4.5 miles.
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Dawson Family Shines in Golf Championship Playoff
George Dawson aged 61 from Glen Ellyn Illinois captured the US Senior Championship in a playoff by two strokes over George Wuevarty 59 from Detroit after both shot 74 and 66 respectively. Dawson’s younger brother John previously won in 1958 1959 and 1990 making four titles in five years for the family.
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Minor League Results from Associated Prowy International League
The Associated Prowy International League reports Toronto 5 Buffalo 4 and Rochester 7 Syracuse 5. Atlanta 11 Richmond 0. Columbus 16 Jacksonville 1. Indianapolis 3 Oklahoma City 1. Louisville 2 Omaha 0. Dallas-Fort Worth at Denver, postponed.
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Syracuse
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Richmond
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Jacksonville
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Omaha
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Denver
J C Legion Baysinger to Hurl Against Brazito Tonight
J C Legion Baysinger to hurl against Brazito in Roscoe Enloe Post No 5 Amer pitching assignment at home in City, trying for a third straight win. Brazito leads Ozark League after six straight victories as Eddie Engelbrecht may start for Brazito while Larry Propst is rested for Sunday. Brazito and Stringtown meet Sunday in Ozark League action. Jefferson City nine rebounded to two wins after opening losses, with Andre Rodgers trading bat for cell ball duties. Perdue earns second base duty. infield and outfield upgrades set. Boessen catching.
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Associated Press
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Tolbat
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Perdue
Ron Coleman
Harvey Idel
Corky Waggoner
Larry Earleywine
Gary White
Tom DeBroeck
Larry Therhoff
Mike Moody
Joe Boessen
Inca Legionnaires
Mexico
Washington Park
Jefferson Cilians
Twins Move to 2nd Place In Victory Over Athletics
The Twins beat Kansas City 5-2 behind Joe Bonkowski and Rich Rollins, moving into second place one game behind New York. The Yankees shut out Cleveland 4-0 to stay first, while Detroit, Chicago, and Baltimore also posted wins. In the NL, Chicago edged San Francisco 4-3, Pittsburgh downed Los Angeles 3-2, St Louis beat Cincinnati, and Houston topped Milwaukee 3-2. Bonkowski earned his fifth win. Maris hit his 10th homer for New York.
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Jim Perry
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Earl Wilson
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Rocky Colavito
Jake Wood
Arnold Earley
Ron Kine
al Smith
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Angels
Eli Grba
Eddie Fisher
Juan Pizarro
Orioles
Innnings
Senators
Jack Fisher
Chuck Hinton
Billy Hoeft
Pete Burnside
Oriioles
Baseball Standings and Thursday Results Summary
AL leaders include Cleveland at 31 563 and Detroit 27 22 551 while Los Angeles stands 26 24 520. Thursday results feature Boston over Detroit 5 4 and Minnesota 5 Kansas City 2. Chicago 8 Los Angeles 4. Baltimore 12 Washington 5. NL leaders San Francisco 41 7 62 and Pittsburgh 58 1g 380.
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Four Women Lead at Austin Open After First Round
In Austin, Gloria Fecht and Sandra Haynie joined Mickey Wright and Jackie Pung in a four way tie for the first round lead at the Austin Civitan Open, posting five under par 69s. Marilynn Smith was two back at 71, with Judy Kimball Mary Mills and Sherry Wheeler at 72 and 73, while Miss Haynie birdied the last hole to join the leaders. Betty Jims Danati claimed a hole in one on the 12th hole.
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Tour
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Ther
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Judy Kimhall
Sioux City
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Ocean Park
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Sherry Wheeler
Iran Glasgow
Miss Haynie
Austin Country Club
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Miss Wright
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Jims) Danati
Columbia Advances Lead in Inter City Golf Competition
Columbia widened its advantage in the Inter City Golf Matches after posting 32514 points in Thursday play at the Columbia Country Club. Jefferson City's Paul Leslie led the day with 70, while Fulton trailed with 18932 points. Next round moves to Sedalia Country Club on June 12, with final at Jefferson City on June 28.
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J. T. Leslie
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Ralph Hammond
Lyman Winter
al Martin
Sedalia
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Jefferson City Country Club
Ray Sadecki
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Saidecki
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Cardinals Primed For Giant Series
ST LOUIS AP The St Louis Cardinals, buoyed by a late comeback from a 9 1 deficit to beat the Cincinnati Reds 10 9 in 12 innings on Stan Musial s homer, prepare to host the first place Giants for a four game set. Manager Johnny Keane praised the rally that ended an eight game skid and noted the boost from the dramatic win as the team eyes the division leaders. The Giants hold a 10 game edge but arrive after a two game losing streak.
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Texas College Heads For Second Net Title
In Kansas City AP reports Pan American College of Edinburg Texas dominates the tennis tournament. All four Pan American players reach the third round with top seed Jerry Wortelboer advancing by bye and default. Don Russell and John Hunter show strong outings while Ken Lang defeats two foes in early rounds.
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John Hunter
Robert ‘Lansdorp
Pepperdine
I Ken Lang
Fight Results from Louisville and Miami Card
Associated Press reports two boxing bouts with stoppages. James El is from Louisville stopped Rudolph Bent in Kingston Indiana after two rounds. Perfecto Garcia from Miami stopped Grady Me endon in Miami after six rounds.
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Fla
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Grady Meendon
Rodgers Bat Leads Cubs Past Giants 4-3 in Comeback
Rodgers, 27 from the Bahamas, delivered a bases loaded single in the fourth to spark a three run rally and homered in the sixth as the Chicago Cubs defeated the San Francisco Giants 4-3. The win snapped Billy Pierce’s NL losing streak and left Los Angeles a half game back. The Dodgers lost to Pittsburgh 3-2 on a ninth inning rally led by Dick Stuart. St Louis continued a three game win streak with an 8-2 victory over Cincinnati, while Houston edged Milwaukee 4-2.
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Philadelphia
Billy Pierce
Don Cardwell
Johnny Podsres
Willie Davis
Dick Groat
Roberto Clemente
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Larry Sherry
Stuart
ElRoy Face
Weekend Fishing Prospects Dim Across Most Waters
Weekly notes from the Conservation Commission outline favorable conditions only in lakes and ponds, with streams and rivers largely muddy or high. Regional updates cite fair catfish and bass actions in select areas while many streams show poor or mixed fishing, including trout hotspots.
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Cardinals Sweep Reds Behind Broglio Seven-Hit Gem
St Louis jumped ahead with a second inning run and exploded for five more in the fifth, aided by two Reds errors and a Bill White homer. Ernie Broglio (2-2) scattered six hits through four and a third, then Reds trouble in the sixth led to the decisive stretch as Cincinnati dropped to 46. O'Toole suffered the loss after four and a third. Meanwhile Minnesota beat Kansas City 5-2 at St Paul as Rich Rollins fueled the Twins with three hits and three RBIs, while Joe Bonikowski went the distance for Minnesota and Dave Wickersham took the loss for the A’s.
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Dick Howser
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Bohannon Driven Tigers Seek NCAA Title Triumph
Mizzou pitcher Bohannon, once badly injured in a fieldhouse accident, is counted on to lead the Tigers to the NCAA College World Series title opener in Omaha. The junior has an 8-1 record with a 1.86 ERA, while teammate Jenkins boasts 7-0 and 2.75 ERA. Bohannon says he feels strong and pain free.
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Derby and Preakness Winners Clash in Big Eight Era
Missouri and Nebraska, long time Big Eight members, aim for conference glory as Kentucky Derby and Preakness winners prepare to clash. The article notes past Derby winners like Greek Money and Needles, Belmont champions, and mentions shifts in Triple Crown expectations with historic title quests and matchups across Omaha and New York.
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Red Birds Host Pacific Nine Saturday Night
The Carling Red Birds resume play at Washington Park Saturday facing Pacific Missouri. Starter designations shuffled after Wednesday rainout. Vern Sellmeyer or Bob Iglehardt may take the mound. Iglehardt has 21 innings this season with 1-1 record, 10 runs (6 earned) allowed, 28 strikeouts. Ken Paschal to join this week. weekend availability uncertain. Missouri Non-Pro champions at 4-1 visit Missouri State Prison Sunday.
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White Sox routs Angels as Smith drives in two runs
Pitcher Bill Stafford allowed only two singles, walked none, in a 4-0 triumph over Cleveland. White Sox hitter Al Smith collected five singles in five at bats, driving in two runs in a 4-0 victory over the Los Angeles Angels.
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Cleveland
al Smith
White Sox
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Park Board Schedule Fray in June League Day
Schedule fragment lists multiple games across Midget and Intermediate divisions on June 8 and Friday June 28 at Daensing Field and other sites. Entries include Eagles, Articks Service, Coca Cola, Lions, Jaycers, Engler, Marine Corps League, Security Window, Rebels, Post Office, Knights of Columbus, and Trinity Lutheran.
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Youngest Ever Named to AAU All America Track Team
In Frederick Maryland Tammy Davis a 14 year old ninth grader at West Frederick junior high school was named to the 1961 AAU All America women's track team. She set a national girls championship record in the 60 yard hurdles with 6.8 seconds beating the old 7 second mark.
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Tammy
West Frederick Junior High School
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