Whitey Ford Dominates Twins in 3-0 Victory for Yankees
Whitey Ford earns his fourth shutout as the Yankees beat Minnesota 3-0. Terry praises Ford’s head arm heart trio, noting his ERA drop to 1.53 and his league lead in shutouts while tying for strikeouts with Dick Radatz. Elston Howard homered for the decisive run in the fourth.
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Golf's Big Three Not Ready To Relax on Tourney's Trail
Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player vow to stay hungry for success in golf and pursue a new venture with Security-Columbian printing bonds and foreign currency They will serve as contact men worldwide while continuing to compete at the highest level in major championships and exhibitions.
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Palmer Opens Thunderbird with Weight Worries
Arnold Palmer began defense of his title in the 100000 Thunderbird Golf tournament at Rye New York. He cited an expanding paunch and rust from a two week layoff since the Memphis Open. He weighs about 190 pounds and hopes to be closer to 175 or 180.
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Northern Dancer Poised for Belmont Stakes Peak
Northern Dancer aims for Belmont Stakes glory as trainers assess peak form for the 96th running of the $125000 added race. Horatio Luro and Jimmy Conway temper expectations while rivals like Hill Rise and Orientalist loom. Post time 2 45 p.m. CST on CBS with Roman Brother Quadrangle Orientalist among definite starters and possible late entries Shook and National considered.
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Leaders National League Accent on Batting and Power
Summary of top NL batters and pitchers with marks in 75 at bats. Willy Williams of Chicago hits .412 and 14 home runs. Mays of San Francisco leads in RBIs with 43 and runs with 41. Clemente Pittsburgh tops in doubles with 14 and ties for triples with four. Mays also leads NL in home runs with 18. Wills of Los Angeles has 20 stolen bases. Pitching leaders include Farrell of Houston at 7-1 and .875, Drysdale with 74 strikeouts.
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Maine joins MU To Gain in NCAA
Maine University qualified for the NCAA baseball world series by defeating Northeastern 9-5 and 4-2 in Boston. Missouri advanced toward a tourney trip with a 2-1 win over St. Louis in Columbus, with districts and schedule details for the double elimination event.
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Bookies Lose Big After Epsom Derby Victory
Santa Claus won the Epsom Derby to set off massive payouts for bookies. John Ismay, 77, earned $201,787 as owner of the winner, while Indiana and Dilettante II chased the lead. Jockey Scobie Breasley said he knew the win coming down the hill. Wagering in doubles and accumulators looms large for Friday’s Oaks.
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Lightweight Bout Upsets Highlighted By City Scores
In Miami Henry Dominguez from Odessa outpointed Tony Mamarelli of Miami over 10 rounds. In Eureka Ron Thompson weighing 165 from Eugene outpointed J C Johnson of Seattle over 8 rounds.
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Softball at Woodlawn Bums vs Craftsmen result
In Industrial League play at Woodlawn Park Tuesday night the Bums edged the Craftsmen 5 to 4 while Navy beat the Optimists 11 to 10.
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Cap Nine Ends Legion String With 5-4 Win
The Topeka Caps defeated the Lawrence Legion 5-4 on Wednesday night to snap a four game Legion winning streak. Lawrence led 2-0 after four, but Topeka surged with three in the fifth and_single runs in the sixth and seventh to seal the comeback. Lawrence had four hits while Topeka collected seven. Gary Ray drove in two with a two base hit and three singles produced two more runs in the fourth.
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Clay vows to convert Patterson if they fight again
Cassius Clay arrives in Cairo for an 18 day visit and says he would convert Floyd Patterson to Islam if they ever meet in the ring. He criticizes Patterson who is Catholic and adds Allah would help him win and convert his rival. About 2,000 greet him at the airport.
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Willie Mays Drops Another Fly Ball in Giants 3 0 Win
Willie Mays muffed a seventh inning fly that allowed Donn Clendenon to reach, a rare error in an otherwise 3 0 Giants victory over the Pirates. Cepeda homered and drove in Mays as Orlando Cepeda and Ron Herbel propelled the win. Law left with elbow trouble as Pittsburgh sank.
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Baseball standings and schedule from Friday's Diamond Data
Friday games feature St. Louis at Cincinnati and others with NL and AL teams. Standings show Chicago leading with a .658 mark, Cleveland and Minnesota following, while Detroit and Washington trail. Wednesday results include Baltimore 5 Kansas City 1 and Chicago 38 Cleveland 0. Passages list today’s matches across multiple cities and leagues.
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