Sadecki Shuts Out Giants in 1-0 Cardinal Win
Ray Sadecki pitched six hits and no runs as the St. Louis Cardinals edged the San Francisco Giants 1-0. Curt Flood scored on Charley James's timely single in the ninth, giving Sadecki his sixth straight win after a rough past.
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Associated Press
Ray Sadecki
Sadecki
St. Louis
Juan Marichal
San Francisco Giants
Pete Bad Boy
Cardinal
Cincinnati
Johnny Keane
Keane
Philadelphia
Phillies
Pittsburgh
Steve Blass
Los Angeles Dodgers
Houston
Milwaukee
Gil Garrido
Marichal
Garrido
Harvey Kuenn
Gibson Hobbie Fire For Birds
San Francisco AP vibes as St Louis Cardinals seek two wins vs the National League leading Giants. Bob Gibson and Glen Hobbie face Ron Herbel and Bob Hendley while Ray Sadecki earned a 1-0 win over San Francisco. Charley James drove in the lone run after Curt Flood’s single and a move to second.
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St. Louis Cardinals
San Francisco Giants
Bob Gibson
Glen Hobbie
Chicago Cubs
Giants
Ron Herbel
Bob Hendley
Redbirds
Ray Sadecki
Sadecki
Juan Marichal
Marichal
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Jame
New Illinois Bass Record Set by James Chamblin
James N Chamblin of Robinson caught a 10 pound 10 ounce largemouth bass on May 24 using a Rebel plug from a Crawford County farm pond. The Illinois Department of Conservation announced the state record surpassing Alvin Gates 10 pound fish from Sahara Lake near Harrisburg in 1952.
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Robinson
Illinois Department of Conservation
Crawford County
Alvin Gates
Harrisburg
Sahara Lake
Pitchers and Power Shifts Highlight Twinbill Action
Richie Allen hit his 11th homer as Philadephia took a 4-0 lead before Jer ry Lynch trimmed it with a three run shot. Blass threw his first major league shutout as Lyne and Bob Bailey fueled offense. Dodgers beat Reds on Keough and Moeller notes. Farrel wins for Colts with Woodeshick relief. Nottebart tops with five hitter. Mets edge Cubs on Gonder bases loaded single in 12th. Bearnarth relieves for the winner as Burdette debuts for Cubs.
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Don Nottebart
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Lew Burdette
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Senators
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Tom Cheney
Cheney
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Narum
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Fred Newman
Bill Freehan
Detroit
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Twins
Bowling Fabulous 4 League High Games and Standings
Fabulous 4 League high games include Mary Stewart 157 Peg Dawson 144 Mary Koch 142. High series lists Marv Stewart 442 Carmen Self 372 Mary Koch 273. Standings show The Palsste Hopefuls etc with several teams and scores. Twilight League players Glenn Harmon Jack Williams Sid Jack Mendenall and Conita Gavette lead with top series and scores. The Missiles Four Squares Cherry Pickers and other teams appear with varied records.
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Peg Dawson
Mary Koch
Marv Stewart
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Ihe
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Sugar Ramos Ordered to Rest After Tough Title Fight
Mexico City AP Sugar Ramos world featherweight champion was ordered to rest for three months by doctors after his controversial 15 round decision win over Floyd Robertson in Accra Ghana. The Ghana Boxing Commission later reversed the result and recognized Robertson as champion. Ramos to avoid boxing until September under medical supervision.
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Avera
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Ramos
Ghana Boxing Commission
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Mizoguchi Edges Noriega In North Hollywood Bout
In North Hollywood California Muneo Mizoguchi 14913 Tokyo beat Tony Noriega 14912 Bakersfield by decision in a boxing match with both fighters listed and locations noted.
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Calif
Muneo Mizoguchi
Tokyo
Tony Noriega
Bakersfield
Knuckler Wilhelm Saves Sox, Orioles Rally For 9-5 Win
White Sox beat the Orioles 9-5 as Hoyt Wilhelm’s fluttering knuckler stifled Baltimore. Martin allowed three passed balls and a throwing error in two innings, while Camilo Carreon and Sam Bowens contributed for Baltimore. Pizarro earned win for Chicago, as Detroit, Boston, and Los Angeles also won in Tuesday action.
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Ray Katt
Gus Triandos
Joe Ginsberg
Charley Lau
Hoyt Wilhelm
Martin
Wilhelm
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Baltimore Orioles
Juan Pizarro
Camilo Carreon
Oriole
al Lopez
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Cadillac Prestige and the first American V eight engine
Cadillac built its prestige by expanding cylinder models from 1906 to 1914. The 1915 lineup introduced Cadillacs famous V eight engine, claimed as the first American V8. This milestone marked a turning point in the companys status in the fine car field.
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Mayville Tops Eastern Illinois In NAIA Tournament
Mayville defeated Eastern Illinois 10 to 9 in a losers bracket game of the eighth annual NAIA baseball tournament in St. Joseph Missouri.
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St. Joseph, Mo
Mayville
Eastern Ilinois
Bears Trade Two Players To Redskins
Washington owner Bill McPeak reshapes the Redskins by trading end Angelo Cain and defensive tackle Fred Williams from the Chicago Bears for the team's No 1 draft pick. He aims for a winner in 1965 after also moving Norman Snead Andy Stynehala and Dick James, saying the additions make every position solid with no glaring weakness.
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Bill McPeak
Washington Redskins
Angelo Cain
Fred Williams
Chicago Bears
Redskins
McPeak
Norman Snead
Andy Stynehala
Dick James
Coin
Williams
Former Football All America Dies at 7 in New Jersey
Henry Heinie J. Miller. All America football end in 1919 for the University of Pennsylvania, died unexpectedly Tuesday at his Longport home near Atlantic City. He was 7. Miller, a retired insurance executive, lived in the resort 15 years, born in Williamsport, Pa, and later coached at St Joseph's College Temple University and West Chester State Teachers College after graduating Penn in 1920.
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Henry
Heinie) J. Miller
University of Pennsylvania
Atlantic City
Miller
Williamsport
St. Joseph's College
Temple University
West Chester State Teachers College
Penn
Western Auto Tops Register News In Junior Division Clash
Western Auto opened the season with a 6-3 upset of previously unbeaten Register News on the Junior Division diamond. Despite only three hits, Western Auto drew seven walks and benefited from strong pitching by Large who fanned five for the complete game.
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Larry Woods
Robbie Young
Gary Large
Eddie Page
John Wielt
Carl Wiskey
Chris Dixon
David Campbell
Large
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Bennie Edwards
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Ist National Wins The First National Bank Tigers 18 to 3 over Pep Drilling
Ist National Wins The First National Bank Tigers routed Pep Drilling Co Orioles 18 to 3 in AL action. James earned the win allowing 2 hits. Waters lost, relieved by Oglesby. Montfort, DePoister had 2 hits each, Randy Phillips hit a homer. James added a double and a single.
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Pep Drilling Co
Orioles
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Oglesby
Montfort
DePoister
Randy Phillips
Willie James
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Frostie 2 Skis Legion Play At Park Tonight
Clifford Hawkins hit a solo single with two aboard in the bottom of the seventh to break a 1-1 tie and give Frostie a 2-1 win over Ski in Mt. Vernon softball. Gene Howard allowed three hits as Frostie’s Mike McClure drove in the first run with a two-base hit in the third. The Mt. Vernon Legion meets Effingham at the city park tonight with Frostie facing Machinists at 8 p.m.
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Frostie
Ski
Mt. Vernon
Gene Howard
John Webb
Mike McClure
Mt. Vernon Legion
Effingham
City Park
Sam Snead Qualifies for Open on 24th Attempt
The Open at Congressional in Washington D C June 18 20 will feature Slammin Sam Snead after he and three others survived final 36 hole qualifiers in Detroit Woodmere N Y Washington Pittsburgh and Fort Worth Also out were former Open winners Cary Middlecoff Tommy Bolt Lew Worsham and players Dave Bain Bob Duden Wes Ellis The field includes Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus as favorites with Julius Boros exempt from qualifying
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Snead
Detroit
Bolt
Duden
Portland
Ore
Middleco
Congressional
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Julius Boros
Bass derby leaders clash over recent Lake Miller catch
Large Bass Herb Mulvaney weighed in a 4 pound 6 ounce bass caught yesterday in Lake Miller on a Black Sonic plug. Bass leader in the Jefferson County derby remains Gary Bauman No 3 Hillside Drive who checked in a 6 pound 13 ounce catch on May 10.
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Herb Mulvaney
Lake Miller
Jefferson County
Gary Bauman
Hillside Drive
Blocker Seems Gary Cooper of Golf World
Ganton England AP George Blocker a 24 year old American Army corporal plays his third round in the British Amateur Championship today against Brian Malone. Most expect him and 44 year old Dale Morey of High Point North Carolina to challenge favorites before the tournament ends Saturday. Morey is a former Walker Cup player and winner of this year’s North and South.
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England
George Blocker
Gary Cooper
Cooper
George
Brian Malone
Dale Morey
High Point
N.C
Morey
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