State Track Meet Opens In Elko With Divisions AA and A
Western and Wooster lead the AA division with strong sprinters and distance runners while Boulder City tops the A division in zone races. Key athletes include Lawrence Sears Ted Carthen and Jim Kuykendall, with chases in sprints hurdles and relays. Field events feature Ken Mateiza Horace Smith and Hor ace Smith as threats. meet sets up a tight race for state titles.
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Jerry Hammond
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John Uber
Lovell Rohits
Mike Taylor
Rich Warner
Las Vegas
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Kuykendall
Horace Smith
Paul Banks
Eagles
Roger Wagner
Bishop Manogue
Pete DiOria
Ron Filer
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Senators blank Rancho as Graham fells 15
Carson City pitcher Terry Graham fired a three hit shutout with 15 strikeouts powering the Senators to a 5 0 victory over Rancho High.
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Savor
Cassius Clay drills and Docks plans for May 25 title fight
Heavyweight champ Cassius Clay trained off ring duty chopping trees and road work as Sonny Liston trains at Dedham camp. Liston eyes Poland Spring Maine while his camp moves closer to Lewiston. Tickets for the closed circuit telecast go on sale in Boston venues as Clay hints at an ambush raid on Liston’s camp.
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UPI
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Liston Camp
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Boston Garden
Boston Arena
New England
Twins rally past Athletics 5 3 in Kansas City
In Kansas City Minnesota Twins beat the Kansas City Athletics 5 to 3. Rod Allison tied the game with a two out three run homer in the eighth off John O Donoghue. Toilo Versailles singled in the ninth to win for Minnesota.
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Matson Sets Record, Hits 67-11 in Coliseum
Randy Matson of Texas A&M broke the Coliseum record and threatened the world mark in shot put with a 67-11. His series included 67, 63-4, 67-11, and 63-4. Long previously held the Coliseum best at 67-10 set last year.
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UPI
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Plaza defeats McDonald in Melbourne boxing bout
Filipino Ador Plaza, 144 pounds, defeated Scotland's Ian McDonald, 144 pounds, by a 1?-round decision at Melbourne Stadium. Referee Terry Reilly warned Plaza for kidney punches and after the bell activity, but Plaza proved much stronger and dominated the bout.
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UPI
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Scotland
Ian McDonald
Melbourne Stadium
Plaza
Terry Reilly
Collisions Mar Indy Practice At Indianapolis
Two crashes disrupted final practice ahead of qualifying for the 500 mile race. Bobby Unser, 31, suffered minor arm and facial injuries, while FEbb Rose escaped unharmed. Unser’s Novi engine car collided broadside with Rose’s machine in the northwest turn, both vehicles badly damaged and likely out of qualifying.
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UPI
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Albuquerque
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Rose
Don Branson
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Ill
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Branson
Bud Tingelstad
Dayton
Ohio
Hart Homers in 9th As SF Tops Astros
Jim Hart belted Ken Johnson’s second pitch in the ninth over left center for a 2 1 win as the San Francisco Giants defeat the Houston Astros in a tight pitching duel. Gaylord Perry gained his second win with eight strikeouts. The Astros scored in the second on a Bob Aspromonte single and Rusty Staub walk, but were shut down after that. Willie Mays made a key centerfield play to erase a rally. The game featured strong pitching and a decisive late homer by Hart.
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Bob Tisdale
Chuck Faholtz
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Carson City
Roy Kidder
Rich Squires
Graham
Ralph Durgin
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Ed Corda
Butch Cattanach
John Felesina
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Reggie Carlson
Howard Ingersoll
George Parmenter
Felesina
George Rand
Terry Leggett
Don Anhder
Hart
Ken Johnson
Johnson
Gaylord Perry
Perry
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Rusty Staub
Eddie Kasko
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Willie Mays
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Jockey Johnny Sellers Wins Triple at Garden State
Johnny Sellers rode Sy-R to a 1 length triumph in the featured eighth race at Garden State. He completed a riding triple and paired the day’s doubles with Annie Freeze in the second race, then rode Good Glow in the seventh for another winner.
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UPI
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Sellers
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Good Glow
Sunbest Favored At T Bird Today
The Spring Meeting at Thunderbird Downs reaches its halfway point with Saturdays featured Gamin Allowance, a six furlong race for three year olds. Post time is 1 p m both days at Joe W Brown track. Sinbest carries ten and is the favorite, entered by Henry Skinner with two prior wins.
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Thunderbird Downs
Joe W. Brown
Dodgers Fall To Cubs in low scoring setback
The Cubs beat the Dodgers 2 to 1 as Buhl allowed only three hits over eight innings to claim his fourth win. Santo hit a sixth homer for Chicago and Foxx’s defense sparked a key double play to close the game. Dodgers rally in the sixth produced their lone run on Wills’ hustle and an error by Landrum.
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Ernie Banks
Wes Parker
Willie Davis
Landrum
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Reckert
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Baseball standings show scattered night results across NL
National League standings list New York Cincinnati Philadelphia Milwaukee St Louis Chicago Los Angeles San Francisco and Houston with night scores. Matchups include Cincinnati at New York O'Toole Cleco or Krote 69 1 and Chicago at Los Angeles Ellsworth Osteen. Sunday games feature Cincinnati at New York Chicago at Los Angeles Milwaukee at Philadelphia Houston at San Francisco St Louis at Pittsburgh.
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Detroit Beats Boston In Extra Innings Nightcap
Detroit wins 12 to 10 in 10 innings over Boston as pitchers Boswell and Talbot clash. The slate lists Saturday's probable pitchers with wins and losses for Minnesota Kansas City and others.
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Wolf Pack Tops Rebs in Reno Baseball Thriller
Nevada uses eight runs in the second inning to beat Nevada Southern 14 to 9 at Moana Stadium. Lee Syphus and Stouffer fueled UNV offense while Berman struggled on the mound. Next game slated for today at Moana Stadium.
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University of Nevada
Nevada Southern University
Wolf Pack
Bruce Berman
Lee Syphus
Moana Stadium
Braddock Predicts Liston KO of Cassius Clay
Former heavyweight champion James Braddock said Liston will knock out Cassius Clay in the Lewiston Maine title fight. He made the prediction after watching Liston spar six rounds and train nine more at his camp. Braddock praised Liston's top condition.
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UPI
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Sonny Liston
Cassius Clay
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Maine
Braddock
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