Lamabe Shuts Out Senators Again As Sox Lose To Yankees
Chicago White Sox pitcher Jack Lamabe delivered his second straight shutout, while the Yankees routed the Red Sox 15-5 as Clete Boyer and Al Downing led the way with key hits. Downing benefited from walks and a bases loaded triple, boosting New York's offense. In other AL games, Cleveland beat Minnesota 6-5, Baltimore edged Kansas City 3-2, and Detroit won 1-0. In the NL, Philadelphia beat San Francisco 6-1, New York defeated Los Angeles 6-2, Pittsburgh topped Houston 7-2, Cincinnati won 8-6, and St Louis narrowly beat Atlanta 3-2.
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Coleman Fires 73 To Lead Local Golf Tourney
Former champion Art Coleman of Kansas City and Mike Krone of Lawrence led early qualifiers in the 13th H. T. Jones Invitational at Lawrence Country Club with 73s. Jim Maxwell and Marvin Deckert followed at 74 as 46 players started, with finals set for Sunday and top 16 to reach the championship flight. John Hanna, KU coach and 1964 champ, is among expected qualifiers as about 100 entrants were anticipated today.
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Baseball scores and standings for today and upcoming games
Diamond Data shows St Louis 3 Atlanta 2 and Cincinnati 8 Chicago 6. Today’s games include Los Angeles at New York San Francisco at Philadelphia St Louis at Atlanta Chicago at Cincinnati and Houston at Pittsburgh. American League standings list Cleveland Baltimore Detroit California Chicago Washington New York Minnesota Kansas City Boston with recent results and upcoming matchups. Friday’s results include New York 15 Boston 5 Baltimore 3 Kansas City 2 Chicago 8 Washington 0 Cleveland 6 Minnesota 5 Detroit 1 California 0.
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Friday Speedway Night Sees Two Wrecks No Injuries Reported
Lawrence Speedway hosted Friday night auto races with two wrecks, both drivers escaping harm. Jim Warren rolled twice in the A Feature, Darrell Petefish hit a guard rail but also remained uninjured. A strong crowd attended as race results list multiple heats, consolations, dash, and feature winners.
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Kansan Swanson Wins All-America Fencing Honors at Air Force Academy
John Swanson a Sharon Springs Kansas sophomore won the foil fencing award at the Air Force Academy annual athletic awards banquet He became the first academy fencer to earn All-America honors as a sophomore
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Ryun Grelle Mile Duel Headlines Compton Meet in LA
At the Compton Invitational in Memorial Coliseum the mile pits Kansas freshman Jim Ryun against Jim Grelle of Portland. Prominent events include pole vault with Bob Seagren and John Pennel, and entries from Ludvik Danek Ralph Boston and Gaston Roelants.
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Big Field Entered In Belmont Stakes
The Belmont Stakes features a large, highly competitive field led by Kauai King. The Derby and Preakness winner faces 12 rival 3 year-olds in the 98th Belmont, with potential Triple Crown glory and a winner’s purse of $117,700 from a $161,450 total purse. Owner Mike Ford of Omaha, Neb., has already rejected bids totaling about $3.75 million for syndication.
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Beiter Chooses Kansas State For Track Career
Ron Beiter, Wichita Heights junior and state Class AA low hurdles champion, signs to attend Kansas State. He owns top non wind aided 19.1 in low hurdles and 48.7 in the 440 with 14.4 high hurdles and a national best 40.6 in 330 yard intermediate hurdles as a junior, with a season best 38.3 at the Kansas Relays. Beiter is the sixth freshman track signee for the Wildcats.
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Fisher Tops Drysdale In Mets 6 2 Victory
Jack Fisher, 3-5 this season, shut out Los Angeles on three hits through five innings as the Mets rout Don Drysdale and the Dodgers 6-2. Ken Boyer belts a two run homer in the fifth to cap a three run rally, ending Drysdale’s night. Wes Parker homered for the Dodgers in the ninth.
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White Sox blank Washington behind Lamabe’s three hitter
Chicago pitcher Jack Lamabe earned his second shutout in five days with a three hit game as the White Sox topped Washington 8 to 1. Fred Whitfield of Cleveland drove in five runs with three singles and a homer to power the Indians past Minnesota 6 to 5.
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