Boys League action delivers early season wins
Uns defeats Sarris 13 to 3 in the first game as Ellis drives in multiple runs. Western Auto edges Foc os 4 to 4 in the second game with strong pitching by Kendall and a late surge in scoring.
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Uns
Sarris
Western Auto
Foc Os
Ellis
Randy Kendall
Anolhiter
Goodman
Peoples
Ab -Elks
Inocs Ferree
Gentry James
Carpenter Wright
Elliott Weathers
Gabbert
Dan Stockrahm
Brown
Dave Stockrahm
Hurt
Burris Sanders
Mitchell Roberts Kennedy Suttles
Phegley
B. Wright
M. Wright Earl
Rice Montgomery
Ars Goodman
Hamilton Sherer
Eccles
Sports Schedule Across Tuesday to Friday in New Jersey
Four time Olympian Frank Chapot leads a six member U S equestrian team headed for the North American Grand Prix horse show in Toronto on June 15. Other members include Mary Chapot Kathy Kusner Neal Shapiro Joe Fargis and Joan Boyce.
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Gladstone
Frank Chapot
Wallpack
N.J
United States
Toronto
Mary Chapot
Kathy Kusner
Arlington
Babe Ruth Schedule Roundup for Local Games
The schedule lists Shakamak at Eastern seven thirty p.m. Worthington plays Linton at six p.m. Crane visits Bloomfield at seven thirty p.m. L and M hosts Central at seven thirty p.m. Linton travels to L and M for seven thirty p.m. Bloomfield hosts Shakamak at five thirty p.m. Eastern visits Worthington at five thirty p.m. Central goes to Crane at seven thirty p.m.
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Worthington
Crane
Royals place Billy Harris on 21 day injured list
Infielder Billy Harris was examined by team physician Dr. Paul Meyer and placed on the 21 day disabled list by the Kansas City Royals after injuring his ankle crossing first base in the final play of Sunday's game in Boston.
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Kansas City
UPID
Billy Harris
Paul Meyer
Kansas City Royals
Harris
Boston
Pole vault prodigy Robert Pullard eyes 18 foot barrier
Robert Pullard, an 18 year old Los Angeles High senior, may become the first prep pole vaulter to clear 18 feet. He already set a national prep record with 16 7 and aims higher as he balances basketball strength with vaulting ambition. His brother Hayes, a Los Angeles High basketball player, graduates this month.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Robert Pullard
Pullard
Dequincy
Paul Wilson
Downey
Calif
Casey Carrigan
Orting, Wash
Hayes
Los Angeles High
U S Open Favored by Power Says Gary Player
Gary Player predicts the 69th U S Open will favor big hitters on Cypress Creek Course at Champions Golf Club. He notes the rough is minimal and asserts power can reach greens, while naming Dan Sikes as his pick to do well and Arnold Palmer as his predicted champion.
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Houston
UPI
South Africa
Gary Player
Johannesburg
Cypress Creek
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Dan Sikes
Bruce Devlin
Billy Casper
Major League Leaders National and American Leagues
National League leaders include Mays Alou Pitt and Jhnsa Cin among batting leaders with high averages and RBIs. American League leaders feature Carew Minn and F. Alonsa Balt with strong averages and runs batted in. Home run and pitching leaders are noted, listing McCovey San and Holtzman Chi for top marks.
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United Press International National League
Petrocelli
Bos
Jackson
Oak
Howard
Wash
Pepitone
F. Robinson
Balt
Killebrew
Minn
Epstein
Banks
Chi
McCovey
Allen
Phil
Santo
Bench
Cin
Powell
Murcer
Yastrzemski
Holtzman
Seaver
Niekro
Jenkins
Dierker
Holl
Sutton
Perry
Namath seeks talks with Rozelle amid retirement stand
Namath, playing golf at Lake Tahoe, wants a lengthy meeting with NFL commissioner Rozelle to revisit his suspension and possible return to pro football. He says he would accept any agreement to play next season, while Rozelle remains cautious about Namath's case.
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Stateline
Nev
UPI
Joe Namath
Lake Tahoe
Sierra Nevada
New York Jets
Edgewood
William Harrah
Namath
Pete Rozelle
Rozelle
New York
Jets
FBI
Lolich Returns Falls Short In 16 Inning Loss To Pilots
Detroit’s Mickey Lolich on the mound for a comeback start after 13 days, but he yields a first pitch homer to Dick Simpson and Detroit loses 3-2 in 16 innings to Seattle. Lolich racks 16 strikeouts through nine, leaves after nine with a tied game, and Detroit strands 11 runners while Seattle Pulls away in extras. In other AL action Boston, Cleveland, Kansas City win. NL Chicago and Cincinnati also prevail.
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W. L. Pet
Baltimore
Boston
Detroit
Washington
New York
Cleveland
West
W. L
Minnesota
Oakland
Seattle
Chicago
Kansas City
California
Dick Simpson
Lolich
Tigers
Seattle Pilots
Gates Brown
Brown
Pat Dobson
John Gelnar
Willis Horton
Tom Matchick
Simpson
Pilots
Mayo Smith
Cincinnati
Don Mincher
Gus Gil
Marty Patton
Carl Yastrzemski
Rico Petrocelli
Yastrzemski
Petrocelli
Max Alvis
Steve Hargan
Juan Pizarro
Alvis
Ellie Rodriguez
Roger Nelson
Bobby Tolan
Alex Johnson
Tolan
Tony Perez
George Culver
Ferguson Jenkins
Major League Baseball schedule notes and results
The list shows Cincinnati defeating Chicago 4 to 1 in the only completed game. Remaining night matchups include Chicago at Atlanta St. Louis at Cincinnati Pittsburgh at Houston Montreal at San Diego Philadelphia at Los Angeles and New York at San Francisco with no results yet.
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Atlanta
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Houston
Montreal
San Diego
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
New York
San Francisco
United Press International
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St Louis
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