Padres Sweep Islanders to Lead PCL Southern Division
The San Diego Padres moved into first in the Southern Division of the PCL with an 11-2 and 4-1 doubleheader sweep of the Hawaiian Islanders. Oklahoma City extended its streak to four with two wins over Salt Lake City, while Tacoma and Portland posted mixed results against Seattle and Spokane.
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Spokane
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Bees
Jack Davis
Rainiers
Norm Koch
Ken Rowe
Bob Flynn
Dallas-Fort Worth
Lou Klimcheck
Colts Sweep Doubleheader to Run Season Mark to 13-1
Lawton Colts improved to 13-1 after a Sunday doubleheader sweep over Wichita Falls 10-2 and Frederick 9-5. Key hits came with bases loaded by Bill Bailey and a two run double by Ken Buttram as Lawton surged in the seventh and early frames. They open league play Sunday hosting Altus at ABC Park.
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Colts
Wichita Falls
Frederick
Lawton
Bill Bailey
Ken Buttram
Altus
Abc Park
United States Retains Walker Cup In Golf Roundup
In Turnberry Scotland the United States defeated Britain 12 8 to retain the Walker Cup while Memphis rounds were postponed. Mickey Wright shot 73 to finish tied for second in the Dallas Civitan Open with a total of 23 under par. Roy Emerson won the French International in Paris while Pierre Darmon took runners up in a separate match.
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Memphis
Dallas
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Paris
Australia
Roy Emerson
Chenaptenahig Wy
Lee
France
Pierre Darmon
Hill Wins Monaco Grand Prix in World Driving Title Debut
Graham Hill of England drove BRM to a 2 hour 41 minute 49.7 second Monaco Grand Prix victory setting a new course record. Jim Clark led early before gearbox failure, with Richie Ginther, Bruce McLaren, and John Surtees close behind as the 10 race series continues with the Belgium Grand Prix on June 9.
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England
Graham Hill
BRM
Monaco
Hill
Jim Clark
Scotland
Lotus
Clark
Stirling Moss
Richie Ginther
Granada Hills
Calif
Bruce McLaren
New Zealand
John Surtees
Surtees
McLaren
Belgium
Emerson Snares Paris Net Crown
Roy Emerson swept past Pierre Darmon 3-6 6-1 6-4 6-4 to win the French amateur title and tighten his bid for a Grand Slam. The Australian, already the Australian champion, trails Wimbledon and the US championships in his quest to join Don Budge and Rod Laver as sweepers. Emerson recovered after a slow start and used sharp volleying and serves to dominate, breaking Darmon in the seventh game of the fourth set.
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France
Pierre Darmon
United States
Don Budge
Rod Laver
Australia
Laver
Darmon
Expanded NCAA meet Relaxed Standards in Track Championship
The NCAA track and field championships in Albuquerque will run June 13 to 15 with relaxed qualifying rules and a three night format. Over 100 schools requested entry blanks with more than 300 athletes already meeting standards, while events like the six mile are open only with a doctor’s certificate.
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N. M
UPID
George McFadden
McFadden
University of Houston
Boyd Timmons
Laurie Elliott
Allen Irwin
Geoff Walker
al Lawrence
Timmons
How They Fare In The Majors
Baseball leaders and averages listed for American and National Leagues. Names such as Kaline Gentile Nicholson Robinson Aaron Flood and Musial appear with batting averages runs and home runs. Pitching leaders include Bunning Drysdale Koufax and Penn with five decisions and high strikeout totals.
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Eston
Kaline
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New York
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Baltimore
Detroit
Allison
Minnesota
Hinton
Washington
Colavito
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Nic
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Robinson
Schill‘ork
Clinton
Boston
Tresh
Wagner
Los Angeles
Mantle
Nicholson
Chicago
Pepitone
Aparicio
Charles
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Landis
Smith
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Cleveland
Wood
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Aw York
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St.ee
Aaron
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Brock
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Skinner
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Cardenas
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Soma
McCovey
Wills
Pinson
W. Davis
O’ Dell
Perranoski
Simmons
McBe
Defending champs pace NAIA track meet in Sioux Falls
Six defending champions return for the 12th annual NAIA meet in Sioux Falls, led by miler John Damien of Emporia State. Damien aims to improve on a 4:00.7 season best while rivals like Roger Sayers, Ray Saddler, Russ Rogers, Bill Miller and Steve Curtice vie for titles in sprint, hurdles, broad jump and javelin events.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Sioux Falls
S. D
John Damien
Emnoria
Kan State
Damien
California
Australia
Peter Snell
Malcolm Robinson
Louisiana
Ty Hadley
Occidental
Roger Sayers
Omaha
Ray Saddler
Texas Southern
Russ Rogers
Maryland State
Bill Miller
McMurry
Tex
Steve Curtice
Portland
Ore
Sayers
Bob Hayes
Florida A&m
Hayes
Saddler
Les Milburn
Miller
Clifton Mayfield
Central
Ohio
Charlie Mays
Curtice
Kent Hurn
Emporia State
Jim Stevenson
A. G. Boley
Southwestern
Kan
Bill Muncy
Washburn
Bills Sign Marv Matuszak To 1963 Contract
Veteran linebacker Marv Matuszak signed his 1963 contract with the Buffalo Bills on Sunday. The move brings the Bills’ returning-signed list to 21 players for the season in the American Football League.
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UPI
Marv Matuszak
Buffalo Bills
Brazil Wins World Cage Title In Final Thriller
Brazil defeats the United States 85 81 to capture its second consecutive world basketball championship. Yugoslavia edges Russia to take second place with a 5 1 record as the U S finishes fourth at 3 3. France 24, Puerto Rico 1 5, Italy 0 6. Brazil leads 39 39 at halftime and maintains the lead after six players foul out in the closing minutes.
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Brazil
Yugoslavia
Russia
France
Puerto Rico
Italy
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