Hopeful Yastrzemski Seeks Breakout Season With Sox
Boston outfielder Carl Yastrzemski, 1963 AL batting champion, struggles this year but shows signs of improving after three hits in a 2-0 loss to the Chicago White Sox. He notes luck and hits finding gloves more often lately, and reflects on double plays and a lingering late-spring slump.
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Recreation Softball Leagues Show Busy Week of Wins
In a Church D League encounter New Light defeated Winnsboro Road 22 through 19 with G Moody and J Moody winning. J Barnes and J Manning took losses as multiple players went four for four for the victors. Other results include Calvary Baptist beating North Monroe 109 with three homers. Owen and Price earned the win while White and Taylor took the loss. Nix hit two homers for Calvary and Billy Thomas added one. Church of God beat Faith Baptist 93 as McLealand and Sills won, with Hancock and Gossett going 2 for 4 for the losers. Lake Shore Baptist toppled College Place 14-11 with Gable and Travis the victors and Harrison and Harrison losing. Smith led winners with two extra-base hits. Fair Park crushed Edgewood 23-1 in Church C League as Stiller homered. First Baptist defeated the Rebels 9-4 in Senior League, Kilcoyne blasting two homers. First Baptist routed Good Hope 30-14 in Church B League with multiple homers by Mobley and Parker. Ridge Avenue beat Emmanuel 17-7 as Maxwell homered. St. Marks routed College Town 17-9 with Day and Trichel homering. College Place Baptist edged Memorial Methodist 27-26 in a slugfest with several players homering, including Brown, Powell, Lockheart, Killen, and others.
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Favorite Past First Hurdle In Net Event
CHATTANOOGA Tenn AP Jerry Cromwell USC top seed in the Tennessee Valley Invitational men singles won his first round 6 4 6 4 over Wesley Cash. Horst Ridder won by default over Kyle Testerman. Chuck Rambeau beat David Brown 6 2 6 0. John Lesch failed to appear for his match. Dow beat him 6 3 2 later. Todd Ballinger sprained ankle in junior third round, lost 8 6 6 2.
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Carter Heavily Favored To Beat Clarence James
Rubin Carter the No 1 middleweight contender was heavily favored to defeat Clarence James in a 10 round bout at the Sports Arena in Los Angeles James from San Francisco replaced Memo Ayan of Mexico who was a substitute for Johnny Smith Smith broke a hand in training and Ayan was turned down by the Athletic Commission
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Dixie League: Ryan Chevrolet tops First Fidelity 5-1
In a Dixie League night game, Ryan Chevrolet beat First Fidelity 5 to 1 as Morrison and Smith pitched for Ryan Chev while Ouachita defeated KNOE 11 to 1. Kilcoyne homered twice for the winners, with Kilcoyne and Kimball credited as players. Billy Shoemaker rode five of 12 Kentucky Derby horses during their careers.
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Split With Cubs Phillies Pitching Deadens Lively Game
PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES pitcher staff muting a lively ball as the Cubs visit foretell a dull contest. The deadened ball era impact is highlighted by economic pitching and cautious offense. Joe Gergen reports for UPI Sports.
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Little League results and major league recap from Tuesday night
Louisiana Machinery used Hawthorne's homer and Vaughan's one hit pitching to beat A&C Music 3-2 in Little League action. Lakeshore Lions defeated Lakeshore Pharmacy 5-0 behind Grantham's one hit. North Monroe Lions downed Twin City Printing 8-3. Haddads beat First Federal 4-3 with Holloway homering. Gay's beat Van Trow 8-0. H Mickel's 4-2 win over Kawenis. In the majors, Bunning pitched a perfect game for the Phillies and Ray Culp tossed a one hitter in a doubleheader split with the Cubs. the Giants and Pirates played NL games with late heroics. Keough's 11th inning homer for the Giants fell short in game two.
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Orioles Rally Beats Yankees In Crazy Eighth Inning
Baltimore rallied from a 7-2 deficit to edge New York 9-8 as speed and bold baserunning power the late surge. Bob Lavenin scored on Kirkland's two-run single, Kirkland stole second, Adair drove in two, and the Orioles spoiled New York's five-game win streak while moving atop the AL standings.
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City Council tie win over McGuire Real Estate in Dixie seniors
City Council beat McGuire Real Estate 4 to 2 to pull even for first place. Bruce Booth opened with a leadoff homer and added a double for City Council. In the second game LB Lonnie Fuller and Johnny Williams’ Ford squad defeated People's Homestead 5 to 1 as Benny Taylor and Buster Knox doubled for the winners. Rookie Bob by Knoop of the Los Angeles Angels hit .283 with 20 homers for Hawaii last season. he is from Sioux City, Iowa and is 25.
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Clay Ends Tour Plans Talk With His Boss Muslim
Cassius Clay returns to New York after ending his Africa goodwill tour for rest and reaffirms plans to meet Elijah Muhammed on Sunday at the 369th Armory in Harlem. He says crowds have mobbed him and he aims to show he is a clean living Muslim with thousands of brothers in America.
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