Sizzling Cards Open Series With Dodgers At Busch Stadium
The St. Louis Cardinals host the Los Angeles Dodgers at Busch Stadium led by Bob Gibson 14 3 and Sandy Koufax in a key NL pennant race. Koufax tops the league in strikeouts as the clubs open a three game set with the Giants arriving for a later series.
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Plagued by poor putting in first round at Open
The 63rd U S Open at Brookline saw the big three struggle with errant putting. Nicklaus and Palmer trailed leaders, while Gajda and others fought for position. Weather and greens challenged the field as players eyed reductions and a strong finish.
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Dailey Becomes Key Fireman For Twins In 9-4 Win
Right-hander Dailey, acquired from Cleveland for 40 000, pitched four scoreless innings to earn a 9-4 Twins victory over the White Sox. He improves to 2.20 ERA after relief work as Randy Dailey strengthens Minnesota bullpen. Bell and Ralston contribute. Orioles, Senators, and Tigers trends noted around league scores.
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Patterson Beats Back in Wild Poetry Feud Bustle
In a chaotic scene in New York Patterson battles Bard to Verse, the crowd roars as Patterson lands a blow and the rival fights back with renewed fury. The uproar spills from Greenwich Village to San Francisco as spectators rail against the spectacle.
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Cokes Nip Sertoma Three One Hitters Feature Park Board
Wichita report notes Sikes of Arkansas dominates college golf and leads a breathless day with two semifinal wins over Houston’s Zarlev. Arkansas also faces Pat Thompson of Texas in one semifinal, while nearby tracks report on baseball action with Paced League results and score summaries.
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Three World Records May Fall in 75th AAU Cinder Meet
The 75th AAU Cinder Meet features a strong field with prospects for world records in the steeplechase and vault events. Top athletes include Washington sophomore Hingfield in the dash, Adams of Purdue, and NCAA champ Lary Questad, as preliminaries and finals in the mile, 440 yard dash, and other events unfold with more than 380 athletes entered, including 209 collegians.
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Minor League Scores Across the International League
The Associated Press report shows Jacksonvale 6 Buffalo 7 and Aughester 6. Toronto 5 Columbus at Atlanta postponed. Indianapolis at Arkansas and Aun Richmond at Skitree labeled as pending results.
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Legion Signs Mike Hunter to Cardinals Farm Team
The St Louis Cardinals signed versatile Mike Hunter from the Carling Red Birds to their Brunswick Georgia Florida League farm club along with two other prospects. Hunter a 21 year old MU athlete played multiple positions and led the team in homers while posting a 2 0 record in relief. Cardinals plan to convert him to catcher and had inked Dion Newton and others in the past ten days.
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Local golfers to compete in Versailles tourney
Jefferson City players enter seventh annual Railing Hills open in Versailles, Saturday and Sunday June 22-23. Medal play over 27 holes with 700 in prizes across eight awards per flight. 1961 winner Ray Hentges among entries. entry fee 3.00. Jin Hunter chairs event.
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Hartsburg Dedicates New Lighted Diamond
Hartsburg celebrates the dedication of a lighted baseball park at Hartsburg Legion Park at 8pm with the bantam Jeagiue coached by Glen Kerrie and a midget league game against Bravite. Team records stand 1-2 with more lights planned and corkball courts nearby. The project was funded by the American Legion Planned Progress Committee and local donors.
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Park Board Schedule and Local League Results
Park board events listed include Tapas bveld 12 Codpapatitan Oni at Cada Oraa ar SN taufe and Bru wiedin te Leaane Tin Blaates. Softball action shows Hagieelab versus tinns Clay-tl Yrar and Duensing-Softball on 4 10 with ar yuises os cloners Sintivar Kaghen biter i versus Baptist Men Mens League. Galtier ome Inbernarian: Bier Mate Prag.
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Standings and Upcoming NFL Style Schedule Fragments
Fragmented sports schedule lists matchups with Pittsburgh, Houston, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Chicago, Milwaukee, San Francisco and Los Angeles. Includes home and away pairings and Saturday Games references.
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OToole Grabs 13th Win as Reds Beat Phillies 11-1
Cincinnati pitcher Jim OToole won his 13th game to top the majors, allowing one run as the Reds beat the Philadelphia Phillies 11-1. Larry Jackson worked seven innings for the Cubs in a 3-0 shutout of the Houston Colts, while Denny Lemaster fueled the Braves 2-1 win over the Pirates.
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Columbia Golfers Extend Lead in Intercity Match Action
Columbia linksters led after the third round at Jefferson City Country Club posting 309 for the day while Fulton and Sedalia trailed with 27142 and 21813. Entering the final round Columbia stood at 882, Fulton 828, Jefferson City 803, Sedalia last. individual scores feature Pal Leslie 172 and 280 Ed Loeffler 78 and 861 Monty Andrae 178 and 420 Ras Hebert led with top showings amid a cluttered, error-filled summary.
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Cleveland wins 11 to in seventh inning rally
Stars Maxallis Tudmaine power Cleveland past Ballmore with six run seventh. Pitcher Larrys Jackson of Cubs improves to 8-6 with a four hitter in a dominant outing.
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Indians Alvis hits grand slam in win over Orioles
Cleveland slugger Max Alvis explained he was “just trying to get a hit” as he belted a bases loaded grand slam off Stu Miller Thursday night. The homer capped a 5-1 Indians victory, his sixth of the season and first with the bases loaded, after he had been mired in a 0-for-19 slide. Alvis, nursing a pulled muscle, offered a wry smile and said timing the swing yielded home runs.
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DeBroeck May Hurl Rackers Seeks 10th Win
The Legion plans to trim its roster to meet the district six-player limit as Rackers and Basinger circle a 10th win. Basinger leans toward reusing the nine-game streak lineup with Tom DeBroeck or Mike Moody to start. Infielders Mansen Perdue Schell Kroeger and White Stone Weber Hickey anchor the lineup with Cullen visiting, Boonville and Stringtown on the week schedule.
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Major League Baseball Honor Roll from the 1960s era
The Associated Press lists American League batting leaders led by Malzone Boston with .341. Wagner Los Angeles tops in runs with 46, Kaline Detroit and Wagner tied for RBIs at 48, Warner Los Angeles leads hits at 81, Kaline 80. Power and doubles leaders noted, with Hinton Washington and Clinton Boston among leaders in triples. Pitching leaders include Bunning Detroit with 89 strikeouts and Maloney Cincinnati among seven-decision leaders. Various scattered notes mention teams like St Louis and Cincinnati with scattered statistics and a fight report from Los Angeles.
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