Radatz Stifles Orioles as Red Sox Grab Lead
Boston pitcher Dick Radatz labeled The Monster earned his 4th win of the season by fanning 10 Orioles in six scoreless innings to back a 3-2 Boston victory in 14 innings. Chuck Schilling and Russ Nixon drove in the tying and winning runs as Boston moved past Baltimore for a half game atop the standings.
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Redcliff Grabs Top League Berth in Twin Bill
Redcliff Red Sox moved to first in Southern Irrigation League after a doubleheader sweep of Bow Island Juniors 4-3 and 3-2 in 10 innings. Elmer Shaw drove in the eventual winning run and Terry Rambo hit a homer for Redcliff. In Grassy Lake, Grassy Lake Panthers crushed Medicine Hat Juniors 17-0 then won 5-2 as Dennis Churchill and Ed Hendricks starred. Medicine Hat also beat Irvine Mercury 14-8 in Irvine before rain halted the second game.
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Chateaugay Wins Belmont to Complete Triple Crown
Chateaugay, owned by John Galbreath of the Pittsburgh Pirates, won the Belmont Stakes at Aqueduct to secure the Triple Crown title. The colt earned a $101,700 purse with a time of 2 minutes 30 15 seconds for the 1 1/16 mile race while Candy Spots, the favorite, finished strong but short of victory.
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Skinner Adams defend Gale Harbora trophy at Connaught
Defenders Nick Skinner and Edgar Adams beat Bob Wright and Bob McFetridge four up with three to play at Connaught Golf Club Sunday. Next Sunday Skinner and Adams will face Fred Hall and a Macdonald substitute at Medicine Hat Golf Club. Smeland led Calgary Herald District tourney qualifiers with 69 and 75 for Medicine Hat representation on June 25 and 26.
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Connaught Golf Club
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Medicine Hat Golf Club
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Chris Schuh
Tom Booth
Bert Lindsay
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Horse Turns Collide at River Downs. Rider Injured
In the fifth race at River Downs on Saturday a horse named Rico Pop bolted wrong way, collided head on with Hard to Hold, killing Rico Pop and injuring jockey William Silva. Silva, 20, suffered a broken right leg and severe facial injuries. Hard to Hold escaped with a deep leg cut.
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Lionettes and Moose Angels Split Fastball Doubleheader
Lionettes and Moose Angels split a Sunday doubleheader with Moose Angels’ 19 to 6 win in game one and Lionettes taking game two 7 to 6. Vivian Greenstein earned the first game win for the Lionettes with Carol Deck taking the loss. Sharon Opp hit a bases loaded homer for the Angels. Bev Unger pitched the second game for the Lionettes as Vivian Greenstein absorbed the loss.
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Medicine Hat Kicks Rally To Beat Lethbridge 4-1
Medicine Hat took a 4-1 win over Lethbridge Guventus at Medicine Hat High School as Nick Slootweg Aijbert Engler Jake Schlenker and Flo Baumen scored after a 1-0 halftime deficit. About 100 fans watched the league match.
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Aijbert Engler
Jake Schlenker
Flo Baumen
Royal Agricultural Show: Britain's long tradition continues
The Royal Agricultural Show, a long standing annual event since 1848, showcases farming innovations and rural heritage with exhibitions, competitions, and demonstrations drawing participants from across the country.
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World Wool Output Sets 1962 Record
The world produced 5.668 billion pounds of wool in 1962, a new record. The figure underscores growth in global wool industry and implications for markets and producers worldwide.
TCA Economy Fares Promise Short Travel Distances
The advertisement touts TCA as making distant travel quick and easy with attractive Economy Fares. It emphasizes proximity by heartbeats and claims no place in Canada is far, inviting travelers to go as far as they desire without wasting time.
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