Colts Sweep Matadors to Extend Early Lead in Pioneer League
Las Vegas Colts rout the Los Angeles Matadors 24 2 and 15 0 to take a 3 0 Pioneer League series win and improve to 5 1 overall. Bob Powell drives in runs with a grand slam while Roger Barnson goes the distance in the Sunday shutout. Ed Loeffler joins after the series, and Mike Conway provides late relief. The club rests this weekend for the Little Britches Rodeo before a three game set with Rosemead in Cashman Field.
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Las Vegas Colts
Duke Durden
Los Angeles Matador
Pete Ratican
Bob Powell
Colts
Cashman Field
Rosemead
Calif
Sunffoto
Los Angeles Matadors
Las Vegas
Matadors
Los Angeles
Roger Barnson
Boulder City High School
Arizona State
Tempe
Jerry Ard
Marty Norman
Marv Einerwold
Jack Lillis
Ralph Meder
All
Muni Baseball Junior League Scoreline Noted
The report lists players Kennedy Fowler Moore Faircloth and Trevis with John Naylor and John Damus, plus Brent Bunker Jimmy Miller Chuck Minker Darrell Thompson in a game at Al Hadiand Park. Ellsworth hit two home runs for the Breakfaster Lions.
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Kennedy
Fowler
Moore
Faircloth
Trevis
John Naylor
John Damus
Brent Bunker
Jimmy Miller
Chuck Minker
Darrell Thompson
Bunker Naylor
Miller
Kenye Ellsworth
Breakfaster Lions
Stargell Powers Pirates Past Braves With Pair of Homers
Willie Stargell slugged two home runs and drove in six as the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Milwaukee Braves 9-3. Don Cardwell earned his third win, while Bill Mazeroski and Bob Bailey also homered. Hank Aaron hit Milwaukee's lone early homer and was later charged with the loss for Tony Cloninger.
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Milwaukee
UPI
Willie Stargell
Pittsburgh Pirates
Don Cardwell
Milwaukee Braves
Stargell
Bill Mazeroski
Bob Bailey
Cardwell
Bailey
Mazeroski
Ron Piche
Pittsburgh
Hank Aaron
Joe Torre
Aaron
Tony Cloninger
Abrhbi Schofield
Maye
Clemate
Collinge
Mariski
Aaron Rf
Mathews
Savage
Jones
Stargeil Rf
Torre
Clenda
Oliver
Brand
Menke
Croninger
E — Bolling
Schofield
H. Aaron
Maezeroski
Clendenon
Bolling
Piche
Cloninger
Raymond
Balk
Harvey
Weyer
Vargo
CYO Baseball Results Across Divisions
CYOQ baseball results list Bantam St James Colts Olly Jets Liners and players in three innings. Junior St Annes and Christopher's 7 0 1 0 3 0 1 0 1 7 details include DiGregorio Barnet Moim Johnson Blake Whiteker Biscerdi. Crusader St Viatorva teams with Barber Holl Riock DeFrancisco Lucas Capri. Holl as winning pitcher.
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Joe DiGregorio
Jim Barnet
Robert Moim
Tom Johnson
Jim Blakeman
Boo Whiteker
Frank Biscerdi
Gary Barber
del Holl
Steve Riock
Dave Hardy
Land
DeFrancisco
Lucas
Capri
SUN Sports Contest Seeks Stolen Base Guess
The Las Vegas SUN announces a free weekly sports contest in which entrants predict the total stolen bases in the American and National Leagues from June 16 to June 21. Entry deadline is June 19 midnight, one entry per person, with prizes for top three guesses and tie handling by earliest postmark.
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SUN
Coleman Company
SUN Sports Department
Las Vegas
Ring death in Yugoslavia prompts boxing inquiry
Belgrade officials opened an inquiry after amateur Josip Mazar aged 22 died from a first round stomach blow by Antun Novakovic at Vinkovci ring south of Belgrade. Doctors cited a weak heart and criticized officials for allowing the bout.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
UPI
Josip Mazar
Vinkovich
Mazar
Antun Novakovic
Local Youth Baseball League Scores and Standings Recap
The PEEWERE LEAGUE and MIDGET LEAGUE feature varied results across Cragin, Charleston, and Crogin with teams led by Bobby Finck, Corneil Herman, and Scott Hemann. Senior League action at Cashman Field shows the Tigers facing the Hawks with homer by Joe Houston and multiple players contributing in the field.
NCAA Suggests AAU Meet Other Sports Groups
Kansas City. The NCAA urged the AAU to negotiate with other sport federations to end the conflict that jeopardizes U S Olympic competition. President Robert F Ray and Everett D Barnes said they would assist by urging federations to invite AAU to join, while noting the AAU should not expect the NCAA to negotiate its ties with other bodies.
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AAU
Kansas City, Mo
UPI
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
Amateur Athletic Union
U. S
Robert F. Ray
Everett D. Barnes
Louis J. Fischer
United States Track and Field Federation
USTFF
Kralick Shuts Out Senators 1-0 in Cleveland
Jack Kralick pitched the Cleveland Indians to a 1-0 win over the Washington Senators. The lone run scored on a two misplays by pitcher Jim Duckworth in the eighth with Dick Howser driving in the run after a failed windup balk call by umpire John Flaherty. Kralick improved to 7-5, extending his win streak with his sixth straight complete game.
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Cleveland
UPI
Jack Kralick
Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
Jim Duckworth
Duckworth
Dick Howser
Howser
Jerry Kindall
John
Matthews Scores TKO Ring Win
Len Matthews of Philadelphia upset Dick French of Warwick R I by TKO in three rounds at the Boston Arena. Referee Fd Bradley halted the scheduled 10 round feature after Matthews connected with left hooks and dropped French in the second, the New England welterweight champ taking the loss.
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Boston
UPI
Len Matthews
Philadelphia
Dick French
Warwick
R.J
French
Fd Bradley
New England
Matthews
Cards Bomb Mets Eight to One in Victorious Showing
Ernie Broglio fired five hit balls through four innings as the St. Louis Cardinals crushed the New York Mets 8-1. White homered and Curt Flood doubled, while Ken Boyer collected three hits in the early frames. Cisco closed strong for New York but the Mets could not resist a first four inning burst by the Cardinals.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Ernie Broglio
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Mets
Broglio
Mets
Cardinal
New York
Jay Hook
Galen Cisco
Bill White
Curt Flood
Ken Boyer
Cisco
Cardinals
New York St. Louis
Neal
Fiood
Coleman
White
S.taylor
Great Ss
Hunt
Maxvill
Kanehi
Boyer
Snider
Burke
Thomas
Altman
Harkness
Carmel
James
Moran
Javier
McCryer
Hook
Brogtio
Landes
Sudoi
Forman
Gorman
Legion Grabs Pair In Weekend Baseball Sweep
Las Vegas American Legion team improves to 7-3 after sweeping a Lind say Softwater double header 11-1 and 10-3 at Municipal Park. Coach Bob Calkins leads the squad into a scheduled game with the Las Vegas Colts Saturday night and a tentative Sunday twin bill with Kingman Arizona at Hadland Park.
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Las Vegas American Legion
Lindsay Softwater
Municipal Loop
Municipal Park
Bob Calkins
Las Vegas Colts
Mun
Kingman, Ariz
Legion
Hadland Park
Dupas Retains Junior Middle Crown in 15 Rounds
Rapid Ralph Dupas of New Orleans retained the world junior middleweight title with a 15 round unanimous decision over Denny Moyer of Portland in Baltimore. Dupas, 150 pounds, used fast footwork and sharp punches to outpace the ex-champion who suffered a cut under the chin. The crowd of 2,544 booed the verdict, but officials scored 70-66 and 69-68 twice for Dupas.
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Ralph Dupas
New Orleans
Denny Moyer
Portland
Ore
Baltimore
New Civic Center
Dupas
Denny
Moyer
Ralph
Benny Goldstein
Eddie Leonard
Liston Delays Arrival for July 22 Title Fight
Heavyweight champion Sonny Liston delays arrival to complete training for the title bout at the Convention Center on July 22. A spokesman says he will check in at the Thunderbird Hotel later in the week, possibly Friday, as sparring partners are being lined up. Tickets range from $10 to $100 and sales suggest a sellout. the venue caps at $300,000, not counting TV rights.
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Sonny Liston
Convention Center
Thunderbird
Championship Sports
Sonny
Denver
Patterson
New York State
al Bolan
Hixon fires 67 in NCAA golf opener
Oklahoma State golfer George Hixon shot 67 to lead the opening qualifying round of the NCAA University golf tournament in Wichita. Forty four players posted 73 or better as 64 berths are decided after 36 holes. Defending champion Kermit Zarley opened with 72 for Houston.
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George Hixon
Oklahoma State
Ncaa University
Houston
Arkansas University
Hixon
U.S
R. H. Sikes
University of Arkansas
Perry Wimner
Purdue
Kermit Zarley
Dick McCauley
Sike
James Seeley
Navy
Bill Nunn
Texas
Joe Reichley
Ohio University
Don Hedrick
Wake Forest
Rives McBee
North Texas State
Duke Evans
al Kjamison
Maryland
Bill Womack
Georgia
Bill Tindall
North Carolina
Wright Garrett
Bobby Greenwood
Jim Rheim
Stanford
Jim Ferriell
Louisville
Mark Hopkins
Harlan Krantz
San Jose State
Vernon Novak
Jim Rolman
Miami
Fla.) University
Nick Karl
Oho University
Wichita Country Club
Sikes
Winter
Phillie Homers Overcome Reds
Roy Sievers and Don Demeter hit home runs to power the Philadelphia Phillies to a 4 2 win over the Cincinnati Reds. The victory keeps Philadelphia dominant against Cincinnati.
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Phillie
Reds
Roy Sievers
Don
Demeter
Cincinnati
Philadelphia Phillies
National Mondays results and Tuesday pitching matchups
Results show Coenen for Cincinnati and team scores across night games including Pittsburgh Milwaukee St Louis New York or Los Angeles San Francisco. Tuesday probables feature Houston Bruce v Ellsworth Los Angeles Miller v Sanford Philadelphia Culp v Purkey Pittsburgh Burdette Willey matchups and city venues listed.
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Ee Coenen
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
St Louis
New York
San Francisco
Houston
Chicago
Los Angeles
Phiedelphia
Pittspurgh
Mt St. Louis
Iwaukee
Bening
Philadelphia
Koufax Fires Sixth Shutout as Dodgers Beat Giants
Sandy Koufax pitched his sixth shutout of the season allowing four singles in a 2-0 Dodgers win over the San Francisco Giants. He struck out nine to move ahead in the league race, while Bill Skowron drove in both runs with a third inning double.
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SAN Francisco
UPD
Sandy Koufax
San Francisco Giants
Los Angeles Dodgers
Brooklyn
Don Drysdale
Bill Skowron
Billy O'Dell
Skowron
Baseball Night In The Early Schedule
The card lists multiple matchups with scores and pitching notes across Baltimore Boston Cleveland Washington Detroit Chicago Minnesota Kansas City Los Angeles and New York. It notes night games with lineups Faul Wilson Osteen Ford Horton Perry Rokow Osinski Natliy Lotman among others.
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Detroit
Boston
Faul
Wilson
Washington
New York
Osteen
Ford
Chicago
Minnesota
Horton
Perry
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Rokow
Osinski
Baltimore
Cleveland
Aac- Natliy
Lotman
Wednesday's NBA Night Games Across League
Chicago visits Minnesota and Washington plays New York in night contests. Detroit travels to Boston while Kansas City faces Los Angeles in a twi night doubleheader and Baltimore meets Cleveland in a separate twi night matchup.
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Muni Baseball
al Hadiand Park
Torrid Stargall
Pirates
Dick Schofield
CYO Baseball
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CYOQ
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St. James Colts
Mark Spine
Jim Cooper
Bernard Turpin
Harry Webb
Jim Blasco
Bill Vogel
Witcher
Milier
Leminx
Ronzone
St. Annes
OUV Tornadoes
St. Vieter Lions
Et Perri
Doran McCormick
Pete Lexis
Gary Kostke
St. Vieter
Our Lady of
Crusader Division
St. Viator
Wy" Ee Sachs
and Boehmer
Peewere League
Cragin
Charleston
Christian Angels
D Mathis and
T and Finch
Herman, Corneil
al Baker
Peel Ee
al Hodiand
Eens
Mirabelli Contes Tropicone Hotel
John Jacobsen
Dave Coon
Mark Aolenger
Nick Kristick
Lions
Ete
Ewene
Larry Schiffman
Bob Schiffman
Ruccert End
Pobert Howes
al Paradise
Optimist Colts Paradise
Poims
BR Buckley
Cecil Croke and
Sprague
Crogin
Foxy
Christian Orioles
Cunningham
Brady
Finch
Eggers
Abie
Finch Sirgek
Hartke
Lindsey “Son
Wallace and Broadhead
Maughan End
Ae and
Broadhead
al Cregin Park
Charleston Plaza
A 'Ken Adams
Bayer
Monte Stweart
Brews
Pat Baker
Bill Anthony
Scott Hemenn
Seine Kutten Tigers
Heisum
Taylor
Gregory Mead
Steve Kennerley
Doug DuCharme
Dean Bressfield
Bob Scherrer
Steve Ferrand
Joe Levine
Bressfield
Ray-Barnes
Kralick Blanks Senators
Alvis
PCA
Kindall
Whitfield
L of
Kralick
Baik Duckworth
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Hinton
Epper
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Brinkman
Brown
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al Muni
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Bunker
Remee Attt
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LV Legion Cnc
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Coston
Cabell
Mathis
Molisee
iLegion
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Lindsay
Rapid
Jimmy Jones
Benny Trotta
Chalky Wright
Harry Jefra
Joey Giambra
Liston
Hero
Wichita, Kan
Abrh
Bi Taylor
Celisan
Garnier
Cyington
Robnan
Claman Io
Sievers
Demir Jo
Spencer
Amaro
Duren
Weene Brough
Mata
Taitouris
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Edwards
Burkhart
Peiehoudas
Sandy
Giants
Koufax
Houston Colts
Ed Gillam
Gilliam
Tracewski
T Davis
O'Dell
Fisher
U — Smith
Secory
Los Angels
Wills
Pagan
McCovey
T. Davis
Cepeda
Oia
Alourf
Roseboro
Davis
Amiino
Trowser
Fisher O
Telder
Chiceoe
Rosten
Mity Anv Et Petet
Tie Ob Att
Buckingham Corporation
Rockefeller Center
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