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Berry Hinton adds another win to his string of victories in the Diamond Fox era. The Louisiana athlete.
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Newspaper
Monroe Morning World
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1961
Page
5
Berry Hinton adds another win to his string of victories in the Diamond Fox era. The Louisiana athlete.
Mickey Wright shot 74 in the afternoon round to move into the lead of the women's Round Robin Golf Tournament in New Rochelle New York. Wright posted a 221 total to top Patty Berg Kathy Cornelius and Mary Lena Faulk.scores show sixth shooters and points added from rounds reflecting a rotating pairing format.
Los Angeles pitcher Ryne Duren tied an American League record by striking out seven straight Boston batters to start the game, surpassing the old six in a row. The Angels edged Boston 9-3 in the opener as the streak ended with Carl Yastrzemski grounding out in the fourth.
Twin-City Printing stays atop Southside Little League by beating North Monroe Lions 18-13. After a five-run fifth tied the game at 13, Twin-City belted three homers in the inning, with Floyd Wright and Peters each hitting a four bagger. Lions' Moore led with two hits. Stewart, Lynn Smith, Lynn McCarty and Simpson shared pitching duties.
Le Mans France prepares for the 29th running of the 24 hour race with 55 Grand Prix veterans. Stirling Moss asserts Le Mans is the most dangerous event while stars such as Pedro Rodriguez Ricar do Ginther Bruce MacLaren Maurice Trintig nant and Olivier Gendebien join the field. Ginther clocked 4 02 8 for 123 95 mph in a Ferrari with Hangsen and MacLaren in a Maserati on the time trials. Moss teams with Graham Hill in a 3 litre Ferrari for the North American Racing Team.
About 30 segregation demonstrators picketed the Track Meet of Champions at Jeppensen Stadium protesting segregated seating. Meet director Johnny Morris said seating was not segregated. Texas Southern University withdrew to protest segregation. no confirmed reports that top Negro stars would not compete.
The Boston Red Sox outbid five other clubs to sign 17 year old Bob Guindon from Boston English High School. He will report to Alpine in the Sophomore League soon. Boston also signed Harry Kalbaugh of Kent State and Pete Smith of Colgate, assigning Kalbaugh to Waterloo and Smith to Johnstown.
A E Grocery defeated A J Lester 9 5 in Southside Little League with Marty Tidwell winning on the mound and Gary Tidwell catching. Ronnie Freeman and David Sims led the offence with two hits each including a double. Dennis Patrick and Phillip Purvis pitched for the losers. Vernon Hale led their hitting. In the second game Foremost won 3 1 in a rain shortened contest. Mike Ketchell and Freddie Hudson won. Victor Thompson and Eddie Brown lost. Billy Foster batted two for three for the losers.
Hirsch Jacobs argues at a national racing officials’ meeting that doping wins are rare and that saliva testing, a Widener contribution, has boosted public confidence. He urges stronger track security and stresses trainer responsibility while horses are under control.
Twin-City Sports host Dubach tonight at Legion Stadium in a 7:45 p.m. game searching for their first La-Ark win. Dubach arrives after defeating Homer and losing to Farmerville in previous outings.
Mickey McDermott, 32, has become St. Louis Cardinals top relief option this season, often backing Lindy McDaniel. He joined in February at Homestead Florida, earned a 1.26 ERA in 11 relief appearances, with 1-0 record and three saves. He has batted .250 with a three-run double against San Francisco.
The Senior league saw LTI down Gordon Ave 119 with Perkins going two for three. Foreman and Everett earned the wining battery. McManus homered for Gordon Avenue. Church league action included Church of God 15 Ridge Avenue 5 with Duchanse and Clark winning, Haddad and Becton losing. Delbert Anderson went four for five with a homer for the victors, Klyle added a two for four with a homer for St Marks 18-3 over the Commanches in Midget league. Calvary beat Church of Christ 7-2 in Church A, McGough Foust and Thomas Oglesbee each two for three. First Baptist edged Lady of Fatima 13-12 in Church Junior. Adams and Hartman winners, Blanchard and Graham losers. Olin defeated National Guard Mechanics 9-3. McGrew three for four. First Methodist narrowly beat College Place A 12-11 in Church C. Abrough and Page won, Bushnell and Dillingham lost, Holliday three for four, Gullette three for four, Gray of First Methodist hit the only homer.
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