Detroits Homers Stop Athletics and Colts Use Bunts
Detroit belts four homers in a 9-5 win over the Kansas City A's as Gates Brown drives in three and Rocky Colavito hits a 16th homer for the A's answer. In St Louis, the Colts employ three bunts to spark a six-run seventh, sealing a 7-5 victory over the Cardinals led by White and Groat with multi hit nights.
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Brown joins West Grid Squad For Annual Tilt
Nebraska guard Bob Brown weighing 290 pounds joins the West squad for the fourth annual All-America football game at War Memorial Stadium in Buffalo. The 22-year-old from Cleveland stands 6-5 and hopes to reach the NFL with the Philadelphia Eagles.
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Boat Inspection Scheduled Friday on Local Waters
A free courtesy boat inspection will be held Friday at U S Highway 54 and Tanner Bridge Road under the Jefferson City Boat Club sponsorship. Inspectors from the Missouri Boat Commission and the club will check boats for Coast Guard and Missouri standards compliance.
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Amateur golf championship match play opens with Lanning leading
Veteran Ken Lanning of Rolla posted a 143 in the qualifying, with 15, 15, and 12 foot puts, as the amateur field begins match play. Tom Garrity of Kansas City and Dr Alvin Reith of Excelsior Springs also posted 145 and 146, while 14 year old Tommy Watson of Kansas City shot 147 to reach the upper bracket.
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Angels Win 9-5 as Willie Smith Delivers Third Straight Night
Willie Smith drove in five runs with a homer and a triple, lifting the Angels to a 9-5 victory over Washington and extending his hitting streak to three straight nights. Power and Fregosi contributed multiple hits as Los Angeles won its eighth straight, the majors’ longest streak this season. Smith raised his average to .340 and his RBI total to 15 in 50 at bats, with additional support from Power, Piergors, and Perry.
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KU Alumni Named Stanford Track Coach
Stanford hires University of Kansas alumnus Jerry K Barland as assistant track and field coach. Barland, a La Puente California high school coach, previously served as Kansas assistant football and head varsity soccer coach and taught physical education at multiple Kansas and Missouri schools.
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Wimbledon Giant Killers Shake Up Tennis Seed Upsets
At Wimbledon three top seeds have fallen in three days as bright upstarts and bold challengers test renowned players. Champion Chuck McKinley survived a tight five setter with 19-year-old Brazilian Tom Koch, while seeds Dennis Ralston Nicola Pietrangeli and Martin Mulligan all bowed in straight sets. Roy Emerson also dropped a set to Nicola Pilic before winning in four.
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Baseball Results and Schedules From National League Standings
AP reports Wednesday results Pittsburgh beat New York 3 1 Los Angeles defeated Milwaukee 15 4 San Francisco won 2 1 over Cincinnati Philadelphia 9 over Chicago 8 Houston 7 beat St Louis 5 Houston and St Louis set tonight pitches with Gibbon Fisher Bruce Gibson Koufax Herbel. Friday games list LA at SF Cincinnati at Pittsburgh New York at Milwaukee Philadelphia at St Louis Houston at Chicago Cleveland 12 2 Minnesota 3 3 Detroit 9 Kansas City 5 Chicago 8 Boston 1 Baltimore 7 New York 4 LA 9 Washington 3 New York Boston 5 6 at Baltimore Barber 3 4 night games noted Kansas City at LA two twi nights Chicago at Minnesota two twi Baltimore at Washington Detroit at New York Cleveland at Boston Kansas City at Los Angeles remains scheduled.
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Minor League Scores From International League Action
Buffalo edged Columbus 9 to 8 while Atlanta defeated Rochester 5 to 0. Toronto led Syracuse 3 to 0 but Richmond beat Jacksonville 4 to 0.
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Dodgers erupt in 15-4 win after All-Star vote glare
Walter Alston shrugged off the NL All-Star poll beating while his Dodgers flexed in a 15-4 victory over Milwaukee. LA pounded 19 hits, staking a big early-season surge as White led the attack with four hits. Bob Friend held the Mets in check for 12 straight, aided by Al McBean in relief after a ninth-inning homer by Joe Christopher. Willie Stargell and Dick Schoendienst contributed two and one RBI respectively.
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Dodgers spark offense as Wills and Roseboro pace NL rout
Wills had four singles and a walk in five at bats, scoring three times and stealing his 25th base, while Roseboro slugged a second homer of the season as Los Angeles pushed toward .500. The Dodgers beat Milwaukee 10-9 while Philadelphia topped Chicago and San Francisco edged Cincinnati.
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Harris Bids For Top Rank In Pro Golf
Harris, 22, Oklahoma State math graduate and former 1962 amateur champ, leaves amateur status to chase pro glory. In three events he earned $1,306 and now targets the Cleveland Open at Highland Park, aiming to emulate Palmer and Nicklaus who lead the money list. He says he can make a living in golf and intends to test himself against top pros. Don Fairfield earned $800 after a big break in the pro-am preliminaries, guiding a best-ball 59 with public links partners.
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Local Nine Nips Columbia BJ's at Ernie Vivian Field
Jefferson City's Ban Johnson team defeated Columbia BJ's 6 to 3 at Ernie Vivian Field on Wednesday night. Bob Basinger earned the win with relief from Butch Waggoner in the eighth. Jerry Siebernick hit a bases cleared triple in the fourth as five runs crossed. Siebernick and Waggoner had two hits each. Fewell took the loss for Columbia. Wyman Basinger coached the all star lineup of American Legion and Red Bird players assembled Tuesday.
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Capital Cifians Top Golf Tourney in Intercity Event
Mrs James Kelly of Jefferson City led the action in a Wednesday Intercity Golf Tournament at Columbia as Jefferson City Country Club won with 47542 points over Sedalia 41544 and Fulton 233. Medalist for Capital City was Mrs Sam Cook with 88 while Mrs Kelly posted 41 percent. The Capital City foursome medalists were Mrs Ray Aldrich Mrs Sam Cook Mrs Paul Leslie Mrs James Kelly and Mrs D D Claiborne. twilight golf saw John Grant medalist with 35 and 35 couples attended the event.
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