Segui Wins First Time This Season In A's 4-2 Victory
Kansas City Athletics beat the Los Angeles Angels 4-2 as starter Wiega Segui earned his first win of the season. Segui, making his first start since April 28, allowed seven hits and struck out five with four walks. The A's broke the game open with four runs in the fourth inning, aided by multiple singles, a double by Gino Cimoli, and an intentional pass to Hausman Sullivan prior to Segui forcing in a run.
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Ridgefields Pro-Am Hot Streak Sets 65 Record
A Ridgefields pro from Abingdon posted a record shattering 65 in pro-am play as qualifying for the Ridgefields tournament began amid high hopes. Pro Bill Webst led medal play with outstanding scoring while Alex Looney, last year’s invitational standout and this year’s tournament director, sustained a softball baserunning mishap that left his status unclear. The field will include the low 24 scorers and ties, with the 72-hole championship format starting after 18 qualifying holes.
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Snead Qualifies For U S Open
Sam Snead advances from a fierce sectional at Purchase, Nevada, competing against 14 golfers to secure a spot in the U S Open. The Associated Press reports the tough qualifier action, with Don Weiss credited as sports writer.
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Ortiz Blasts World Boxing Association
Puerto Rican born New Yorker Carlux Ori, lightweight champion for 14 months, says he will consult lawyers over the WBA stripping him of the title. He accuses the WBA of improper authority and cites offers of $60,000 to $79,000 for defenses, deeming reports of $40,000 for a Lane fight ridiculous. The WBA withdrew recognition from Ortiz for not defending against Kenny Lane, a top contender from Muskegon.
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Twins Rally Past White Sox 8-6 On Allen's Tie-Breaking Hit
In Chicago, the Minnesota Twins defeated the AL leaders the Chicago White Sox 8 to 6. Bernie Allen delivered a go-ahead two-out double in the ninth, after Lenny Green and Harmon Killebrew sparked the eighth-inning rally to put Minnesota ahead 6-5 before Bill Nicholson tied it with a home run in the bottom half.
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Big Responsibility On Frank Robinson
Frank Robinson, star outfielder of the Cincinnati Reds, admits a heavy burden of responsibility weighs on his bat. After going hitless in five at bats against the Mets, he says his struggles affect the team and he must set an example. Despite leading the NL with 44 RBIs, he feels he has let his teammates down.
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Arizona Finishes Florida State In Omaha Thriller
Arizona defeated Florida State 4 3 in an NCAA double elimination game in Omaha. Missouri and Arizona remained unbeaten after other results, with Penn State beating Western Michigan and Southern California edging Holy Cross in tight contests.
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Boros Takes Third in Buick Open Money Standings Rise
In Dunedin Florida IWhuy Boros earned $9 000 for third in the Buick Open moving to third among 1963 FG A money winners with a total of $43 325 Jack Nicklaus led with $357 615 and Tony Lema was second with $49 006 in unofficial standings.
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