Maris Powers Yanks To 3-2 Win Over Senators
New York built on Bobby Richardson and Tom Tresh hits as Roger Maris belted his 12th homer of the year off Claude Osteen to lift the Yankees to a 3-2 victory over the Washington Senators. Jim Bouton earned the win. Washington’s late rally fell short.
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Indians and Orioles split doubleheader in Cleveland
In the nightcap Milt Pappas pitched a five hitter as Baltimore beat Cleveland 6-2 to end the Indians seven game streak. Cleveland won the opener 5-4 on Joe Azcue’s ninth inning homer.
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Traffic Jam At Candlestick For Giant Dodgers Game
More than 40,000 fans packed Candlestick Park for the Los Angeles San Francisco Giants game causing the largest traffic jam since NL baseball began there three years ago. By the second inning police shut off roads to the area and announced no tickets or parking space were available. The Highway Patrol and San Francisco motorcycle officers blocked freeway exits and diverted traffic.
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Chisox Rout Twins Behind McCraw and Robinson
Rookie Tom McCraw and Floyd Robinson drove in nine runs with two homers each as the Chicago White Sox overwhelmed Minnesota 12-4 in St Paul. McCraw hit his first major league homer in the fourth and Robinson added three more RBIs that inning. Robinson later homered again in the ninth and McCraw added a second homer. Nellie Fox contributed four RBIs for Chicago.
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Plan Aims to Pause Summer Recruiting for Athletes
Dr. Davis explains a conference letter of intent plan set to begin May 20 allowing athletes to sign with a single school or declare a preference from earlier letters. The system aims to cut summer recruiting, save money and reduce coach and scout pressure while protecting athletes from high pressure recruiting.
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Texas Tech Signs Howard County Runner Yarbro
Tommy Yarbro a sprinter quarter miler from Abilene and part of Howard County national championship relay teams signed a letter of intent with Texas Tech under coach Don Sparks. He has a best open quarter of 48.0 seconds and relay best of 48.1 with 9.8 seconds in the 100 yards. Yarbro 6-1 150 pounds will be eligible next year and bolster Tech relay squads as most teammates return.
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Moore Wins Medalist In SPWGA Playday
Eloise Moore of Hillcrest Country Club shot an 88 at Meadow Brook to capture medalist honors in the South Plains Women's Golf Association playday. Low net belonged to Terry Collins with 71, while Jo Hickman won low gross in the championship flight with 92.
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Hillcrest Country Club
Meadowbrook
South Plains
Hillcrest
Terry Collins
Jo Hickman
Margaret Splawn
Lubbock Country Club
Jerry King
Helen McDaniel
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Juanita Gregory
Mary Mays
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Mrs. Dixon
Betty Rushing
Abbie Wharton
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Elaine Lewis
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Cassius Clay Eyes Dec 12 Crown in Title Bout
The article recalls Cassius Clay aiming to claim the heavyweight crown by December 12 and breaking Patterson’s 1956 record at age 21 years 10 months 26 days. Clay dismisses Cooper’s strategy jokingly noting the radio call and adds Cooper carried him in the fifth round, while Cooper bears only a purplish bruise under his left eye.
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Frankfurt Show Spotlights German Dental Equipment
German manufacturers and retailers plan a display at the Frankfurt trade event focusing on dental instruments and related equipment. The exhibit aims to showcase new tools and technologies for dental practices and clinics.
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Golf Qualifiers Set for Lubbock CC Meet This Week
Thirty five golfers qualified on Wednesday for the Lubbock Country Club tournament. Seeding continues through Sunday with first round play Monday to Wednesday and second round Thursday and Friday. Semifinals Saturday and finals Sunday conclude the event.
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Kathy Hutson
Ann Morrow
Ross Mitchell
Youngster Leads National Left-Handed Amateur Golf Championship
Joseph Lopez seventeen year old Socorro New Mexico high school champion led the unofficial standings after two rounds at the Monterey Peninsula Club. He posted 75 73 148 but national rules prohibit him from winning the main title, so he is set to claim the junior title as juniors and seniors play different courses.
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Kansas Futurity Trials Highlight Open Racecard
A crowded card of Quarter Horse Futurity trials at Kansas showcases multiple 2-year-old races. Notable runners include Dulce Bar and Jack Bee Quick in the first trial, Tonto Glo and Double Pride in the second, and Little Wibo plus Mr Tinky Bar in the third, with two additional stakes events and a TB maiden claiming race completing the program.
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Dory Jr Wins Roulette Match Before 5000 Fans At Lubbock
Dory Funk Jr. wins the Russian Roulette $1,500 rider before about 5,000 fans at Fair Park Coliseum in Lubbock. Funk defeats Tokyo Tom with a drop kick after overthrowing Von Erich, and the team of Funk Jr. Lothario Geigel beats Tokyo Tom Borne Dunn in tag action. Judy Glover substitutes for Peggy Allen to defeat Margie Ramsey in the girls match.
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Jacobsen Wins Low Pro Honor In Lorenzo Play
Earl Jacobsen fired a four under par 68 to win low pro honors at Lorenzo Country Club Pro Am. Ro Land Adams of Lubbock was one stroke back, and Cal Garrett of Lubbock finished third at 70. Amateurs Charles Hopkins of Post and Art Quest of Lubbock tied for low with 72.
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Cal Garrett
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Nicklaus and Boros Lead Open Field in Virginia
The article notes Jack Nicklaus as a heavy favorite in the U S Open with Julius Boros drawing strong support. Also in the field are past Open champions Arnold Palmer Dick Mayer Tommy Bolt Cary Middlecoff Jack Fleck Gene Littler and Ed Furgol as rounds begin in Virginia with two rounds remaining Saturday.
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Julius Boros
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Arnold Palmer
Dick Mayer
Tommy Bolt
Cary Middlecoff
Jack Fleck
Gene Littler
Ed ‘Furgol
Charter Members Remain in Early American Hockey League
The Cleveland Barons and Providence Reds stand as the last charter members of the American Hockey League formed in the early days of the league. The original formation brought together teams to compete for the developing professional hockey circuit.
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Grains Show Mixed Trading on Chicago Board of Trade
The grain futures market firmed in spots with overall activity mixed on the Chicago Board of Trade. Bears in part tied to port congestion but trade factors largely unchanged. Wheat slipped 2 to 3 8 cents, corn 4 to 5 8 lower, oats steady to 5 8 lower, rye up to 4 8, soybeans steady to 4 8 lower with July quotes listed.
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Second Round Zone Set At Los Angeles
The United States will host the second round American Zone Davis Cup ties at the Los Angeles Tennis Club from August 16 to 18, with the Mexico-Canada winner awaiting. The U S team blanked Ireland five matches to none at Teheran earlier this month.
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