Colavito Powers A's Past Angels and Leads AL
Rocky Colavito homered twice driving in four runs as the Kansas City Athletics beat the Los Angeles Angels 7-4 in a game notable for Colavito’s two blasts and the horn lights at Municipal Stadium. Pena earned his third win, backed by eight A’s homers in three games, keeping KC within a half game of the Yankees.
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Hillsboro Edges Cashton 6-5 In Scenic Central Clash
Hillsboro defeated Cashton 6-5 in a Scenic Central Conference game. Bob Darcy tripled and Jack Fish doubled for Hillsboro, while Ron Simonson had two singles for Cashton. Final line score shows Hillsboro 6 Cashton 5.
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Laperriere Wins Calder Trophy for Rookie of the Year
Jacques Laperriere, a young defenseman for the Montreal Canadiens, won the Calder Memorial Trophy as the NHL rookie of the year. He totaled 117 voting points from writers and broadcasters across six cities, leading 53 points in the first half and 64 in the second, and will receive 1500 dollars from the league. He is only the second defenseman to win the award.
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Lemaster Sends Mets 2-1 as Braves Win in Midimage Brawl
Denny Lemaster threw a two hit game to lift Milwaukee past New York 2-1. A late play at the plate triggered a bench clearing brawl with Ron Hunt forcing Ed Bailey and others into a tangle as managers and umpires intervened.
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Spring Grove Beats Mabel In Dual 77 41
Spring Grove defeated Mabel 77 to 41 in a dual track meet on Tuesday. First place winners include Fordayce Boevig in 120 high hurdles and Mel Homuth in the 100 and 220, Mark Ellingson in the mile, and Dennis Wiste in discus. Events featured Stan Fawcett and Jim Gunderson among others. chaotic sidelines described with player interactions and a loud crowd at Marquette.
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Two Million Watts To Light Met Nights
New York AP reports the Mets will play their first night game at Shea Stadium against the Cincinnati Reds with about two million watts of lighting. Roosevelt Jr. will press the lights on, honoring a 1935 precedent as the Reds’ park used eight towers and one million watts.
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Cassius Clay to Tour Africa Despite Unfixed Itinerary
Heavyweight champion Cassius Clay also known as Muhammad Ali plans a six week fourteen nation Africa tour. He will depart within a week by plane to accept invitations from African leaders with no fixed itinerary yet. associates are drawing it up.
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Africa
Russ Women Clinch World Cage Crown
Russia routed Bulgaria 72-55 to clinch its second straight Women’s World Basketball Tournament title in Lima. The final round robin left Russia 6-0, Czechoslovakia 5-1, Bulgaria 4-2, United States 3-3, Brazil 2-4, Yugoslavia 1-5, Peru 0-6.
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Twins overpower Chicago in 10–5 victory
Minnesota cruzes to a 5 1 lead early and holds on as Allison swats two homers and Robinson adds three RBI. Horlen suffers the defeat for Chicago while Battey and McNertney contribute late spars.
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Aquinas Golfers Edge Rangers In Rain Abbreviated Meet
Aquinas edged La Crosse Logan 128 129 in a rain shortened intra city match at Coulee Country Club. Medalist Tom Barton led Aquinas with 40 for nine holes while Logan's top scorers included Dick Koeller 41 Bob Johnson 41 and Bob Pynn 41.
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John Kraft
Bob Pynn
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Bob Facteau
Tom Seitz
Ron Quillin
Tom Papacek
Tom Hinytzke
Pat Anderson
Major League Leaders In Batting And Pitching
The data show Mays of San Francisco leading with a .468 batting average on 35 at bats and 22 runs, while Allen of Philadelphia tops runs with 13 and Williams of Chicago ties for RBIs at 15. Mays also leads hits with 29 and home runs with 10, with Santo and Williams among leaders in triples and doubles. Marichal of San Francisco posts 4 0 with a 1.000 era as strikeouts reach 31 for Marichal and 28 for Bunning.
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White Sox Beat Minnesota 10-5
Chicago defeats Minnesota 10-5 as Bob Allison belts two homers and drives in five, but the Twins still lose three straight. Al Lopez notes the White Sox rely on timely hits over home runs, while Minnesota sues for better pitching to support its power lineup.
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Baseball season stats leaders and top players noted
Batting leaders include Freehan Detroit at 429 at bats and Oliva Minnesota with 32 hits and a .425 average tied to 18 runs for Rollins. Colavito leads home runs with 5. Wagner and Demeter among RBI leaders. Aparicio steals 8. McNally Stock lead pitching with 1,000 strikeouts and 20 wins noted.
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Cleveland
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Dwyer cards a hole in one at Hillview Course
Thomas P. King Dwyer 2213 Coulee Drive fired a hole in one on the 135 yard No. 1 hole at Hillview Course Sunday. No other details were provided.
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Kialoa II Wins 17th Newport Beach Ensenada Yacht Race
Ensenada Mexico AP Kialoa II a 73 foot aluminum sloop owned by Jim Kilroy of Newport Harbor Yacht Club has been named winner of the 17th annual yacht race from Newport Beach California to Ensenada.
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Counts Go To Celtics In NBA Draft First Round
The Boston Celtics selected 7-foot Mel Counts of Oregon State as a reserve for Bill Russell, as Clyde Lovellette faces retirement. The draft opened with territorial choices and featured stars like Walt Hazzard going to the Lakers and Jim Barnes going to the Knicks.
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