Boston Beats Baltimore as Radatz Shines in Relief
Boston wins 5-1 over Baltimore with Dick Radatz delivering two spotless relief innings for his sixth save of the season. The victory tightens AL standings as Chicago leads KC. New York rallies to edge Detroit. The 19 inning nightcap ends with Washington beating Cleveland.
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Jim Bouton
Jim King
Willie Kirkland
Skinny Brown Suffers Loss In Tough San Francisco Bout
At Candlestick Park Hal Brown, 39, of Houston, worked seven strong innings but allowed Tom Haller’s second inning homer as the Giants edged the Colts 2-1. San Francisco tied the NL lead with St. Louis. Milwaukee beat Philadelphia 3-0 behind Warren Spahn. Duke Snider hit his 400th homer as the Mets beat Cincinnati 10-3.
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Schedules for Rec Program Highlight Local League Lines
The Recreation Commission releases next week’s schedules for baseball and softball leagues. Monday features South Park and City League games at Woodlawn and Lincoln, with matchups like Clinton vs Walt’s and Nazarene vs East Heights Baptist. Tuesday through Thursday list Industrial, Recreation, Jayhawk, and Carl leagues at facilities across town, including Opti mismatches, Giants, Yankees, Dodgers, and Elks.
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Tripleheader Played By Senators Indians Shatters Strikeout Record
Cleveland and Washington completed a double header with a rare tripleheader, producing 42 strikeouts in 19 innings. Washington won the first game 5 2 while Cleveland prevailed 32 in the second. Washington pitchers fanned 6 in game one and 14 in game two, Cleveland hurlers struck out 3 in the opener and 19 overall.
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S. Cal and Arizona Renew Title Tilt at CWS
Sothern California and Arizona meet in a decisive College World Series rematch after USC built a five run first inning to hand Arizona its first loss of the tournament. Larry Fischer, a sophomore lefty, closed out the win after relieving Duane White as Arizona faded late.
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Thornton to Clash With Menno in Madison Square Garden
Californian Wayne Thornton, recently beaten by Willie Pastrano, meets Jose Menno from Argentina in a 10 round national ABC telecast at Madison Square Garden. Menno, 27, carries a 16 fight unbeaten streak with one draw, while Thornton stands 27-3-1 with 18 knockouts and was a 13-5 favorite. The bout airs at 9 p.m. CST.
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Lawrence Hawks to host Hutchinson doubleheaders this weekend
Lawrence Legion Hawks baseball, managed by Kenny Page, scheduled two Kansas American Legion games at home against Hutchinson tonight and a Sunday doubleheader. Hutchinson leads the league. Lawrence sits 7-7 and will host a four state invitational June 21 to 23 with St. Louis Oklahoma City and Lincoln Nebraska joining the field.
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Boxing results from last night in Teaneck and nearby cities
Doug Jones of Yonkers defeated Billy Daniels of Brooklyn in Teaneck. In Cologne, Laszlo Papp stopped Charlie Cotton. In New Castle, Dick Wip defeated Lloyd Washington of Buffalo.
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Spahn Extends Lead as Braves Blank Phillies 3-0
Warren Spahn, 42, pitched a three hitter for his 57th NL shutout and career win No. 336 as the Braves beat Philadelphia 3-0. He struck out three, walked one, and improved to 9-3 on the season, moving within reach of several all time pitching milestones.
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Hanna and Evans Vie for Kansas State Golf Crown
Kansas University senior to be John Hanna, a Lawrence High standout, advances to the 36 hole final at Topeka Country Club to face Duke Evans of Wichita. Hanna defeated John Begert and Ralph Bevan in tight matches aided by a solid 1 iron drive and caddie Jerry Adams guidance amid rain delays.
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Yesterday's Stars Lead Cardinals and Braves
The Cardinals beat the Pirates 5-2 as Batthline-Julian Javier and teammates collected four hits and scored the winning run. Warren Spahn pitched a three hit shutout to lift the Braves to a 3-0 win over Philadelphia.
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