Wagner Homers Twice as Angels Top Indians 8-6
Leon Wagner crushed two homers driving in four runs to lift the Los Angeles Angels past the Cleveland Indians 8-6 in a high power showing. Wagner connected with two on in the first inning and again in the second as Los Angeles built a 6-1 lead behind rookie Sam McDowell. Essegian Averill and Green also homered for the Angels while Lupien added another for Cleveland in a clash of sluggers.
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County Gal Tennis Semifinals Set at Bali Hai Courts
The Southern Nevada Tennis Association Clark County tournament moves to semifinals with top matches Sunday. Christy Ryan faces Phyllis Temple and Shirley Masters meets Betty Burgan on Bali Hai courts, while mixed doubles pits Temple Smith and Masters against Dick Smith and Masters.
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Paradise Valley Women shine with thirty three score
Paradise Valley Country Club hosted a women’s golf association event where Class A through D winners each shot 33. Evelyne West topped A, Helen Altman led B, Becky Lahr won C, and Mary Boyd won D. Jeanne Boman carded 38 in the fewest putts for beginners.
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Southern Conference baseball shifts game times
A time change announced yesterday by Southern Conference baseball coaches sets Las Vegas versus German as the night game at 8 o clock and Basic against Western in the afternoon at 2 o'clock at Municipal Park Saturday.
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Softball Showdown Set Between St Josephs and St Annes
The third meeting between St Josephs and St Annes softball teams is scheduled for Thursday at Baker Park starting 5 p.m. Umpires Frank Miller and Chris Stanfill will officiate the nine inning game. In prior practice matchups St Josephs won 10-9 and 7-6.
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Wildcats overpower Basic High in Clark County golf clash
Las Vegas Wildcats beat Basic High 6 1 at Paradise Country Club. Richard Holland won 4 3 over John McBeath while Douglas Coons edged Wayne Ivory 2 up in a tight match. Randy Ingram defeated Rich Greenspun 2 1 for Basic and other Las Vegas wins came from Gary Ashworth Paul Ashworth and Bruce Dfloure.
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Muni Gal Golf to Host LVWGA Past President Trophy
The final LVWGA Past President Trophy tourney will be staged next week at Municipal Golf Course. In yesterday's blind bogey event on holes 1 3 13 and 16 Leona Rash won Class A with 20 strokes Eunice Dickman led Class B with 22 and Mary Cross also posted 22 for Class C Leah Taylor won Class D with 29 New Niners play for low putts on the front nine ended in a tie between Ruth Ver Bruggen and Janet Haskins with 19 strokes.
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NSU Netters Seize Tie for First With 5-2 Win Over Rancho
Nevada Southern University netters edged Rancho 5-2 to move to 5-1 on the season with two weeks left. Individual results include Ron Buce defeating Tony Aguiar, Mike Kuohmen beating George Budnis, and Dave Davenport defeating Roy Turner for NSU.
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Twins Defeat Orioles 8-3 Behind Pascual Homer
The Minnesota Twins beat Baltimore 8-3 as Camilo Pascual earned his fourth win and belted a two run homer. Minnesota built a 3-1 lead with Pascual's shot in the second and added runs in the seventh and eighth, batting around four Baltimore pitchers for 13 hits.
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Dailey Tops Boulder Rifle Open in High Power Meet
Sgt. Robert Dailey of Nellis Air Force Base won the Boulder City Open 30 Cal Rifle Tournament Grand Aggregate 371-22v amid gale winds. He also captured Rapid Fire Prone 98-8v and 600-Yard Slow Fire 95-8v as scores from Nellis, Ft. Irwin and Lake Mead shooters highlighted a strong field. The four-man Nellis Blue Team clinched the team title 915-41v, with Fitzwin Sidewinders and Lake Mead Blue Team posting high marks in other categories.
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Roman Line Dominates Derby Trial at Churchill Downs
At Churchill Downs Roman Line ridden by Jim Combest dominated the Derby Trial, winning by six lengths over Lee Town with Sharp Count third. The dark bay colt earned a starting berth in the Kentucky Derby, covering the mile in 1:37 1/5 on a sloppy track and paying $4.00 3.20 2.60. Lee Town held second ahead of Sharp Count as Royal Attack finished fourth. The rain-soaked surface did not threaten the top Derby choices Sir Gaylord and Aidan.
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Ortiz Named Fighter of the Month by Ring Magazine
New York reports Carlos Ortiz of New York earned the Ring Magazine honor for April after winning the world light welter title from Joe Brown in Las Vegas. Brown tops Ring rankings for contenders, with Gene Fullmer first among middleweights and Terry Downes dropped to third after his loss to Paul Pender in Boston. Dick Tiger is second and Downes third in the middleweight list.
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Tropicana Golf Event Discussed
Members of the Professional Golfers' Association Tournament Committee meet Hotel Tropicana officials to discuss a $125,000 event for Tropicana Country Club. Don Jannery and Arnold Palmer will join from Desert Inn and PGA manager Jim Gaquin to determine dates amid a crowded calendar.
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Tanforan Race Results Highlight Close Finishes and Purses
A Tanforan race card lists multiple events with times and payouts. Louie Marie wins with 56.80. Miss Plight and Pieet Hull race closely for place. The Daily Double paid 76.60 to Lottie Marie. attendance reported at 4,107 with handle around 607 dollars.
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Reds Rally Past Mets as Jay Homers in Night Opener
Joey Jay pitched eight innings, drove in three runs with a homer, and Cincinnati built a four run sixth inning to beat New York 8 to 2 in the Mets first home night game. Frank Thomas and Jim Hickman accounted for New York runs as Jay improved to 3 3. The crowd totaled about 5 959 despite 12 000 tickets sold.
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Southern Rebels Open Nevada Series In Historic City Rivalry
The NSU Rebels host a three game set with University of Nevada Reno and its Las Vegas campus Nevada Southern. Friday night 8 pm at Municipal Park features a single game followed by a Saturday 1 pm doubleheader at Cashman Field. NSU enters with a 6 12 record led by Jerry Goyeneche batting .453 through 18 games.
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Senators End Drought with 2 1 Victory Over Red Sox
Washington snaps a 13 game skid by defeating Boston 2 1 as Jim Piersall drives in the winning run in the eighth inning after a fielding error. Pete Burnside limits the Red Sox to four hits while striking out seven in a tight pitching duel.
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Phillies Braves game postponed by cold damp weather
The Philadelphia Phillies and Milwaukee Braves postponed last night’s game due to cold damp conditions. No rescheduled date announced.
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