Edelen's Marathon Drive Beats Odds From Sioux Falls
Buddy Edelen, the 1964 American Olympic marathon member, trains 180 miles weekly and teaches in England. Born in Sioux Falls, he pursued trials in Finland and England, living as a modern nomad before setting marathon records, noting hard work over natural speed. He aims to break 2:30 again at age 62 in 2000.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
New York
NEA
B.C
Pheidip Pides
Marthon
Athens
Pheidi- Ppides
Buddy Edelen
Edelen
England
Sioux Falls
S.D
University of Minnesota
Gradua
Fred Wilt
Finland
Helsinki
Derek Cole
the Kingdom Secondary School
Westcliffeen-Sea
Essex
Prin
Koufax Shuts Out Cardinals Again as Dodgers Move Ahead
Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax pitched his eighth win and third shutout, as Los Angeles blanked St. Louis 3-0 to drop the Cardinals to sixth place. The game featured ejections for both clubs and a harsh seven-game stretch for St. Louis, now 8 of 11 and 14 of 20.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Don Drysdale
Cardinals
Koufax
Drysdale
Carl Warwick
Ernie Broglio
Julian Javier
Johnny Keane
Bob Gibson
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Phillies
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Rem
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Cincinnati
Joe Nuxhall
Houston
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Baltimore
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Washington
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Tommy Davis
Joe Christopher
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Christopher
Tracy Stallard
Richie Allen
Dennis Bennett
Eddie Mathews
Braves
Harvey Kuenn
Giants
Hank Aaron
Lee Maye
Joe Torre
Gaylord Perry
Perry
Jack Smith
Willie Mays
Orlando Cepeda
Colts
Frank Robinson
Reds
Ken Johnson
Robinson
Johnson
Nuxhall
Standings and results from Friday sports action
Friday results show New York 63 to 10 over Chicago and Boston 7 to 2 over Baltimore. Minnesota 5 over Washington 3 while Cleveland 3 fell to Kansas City 0. Los Angeles rain affected Detroit game. Kansas City visits Cleveland and Minnesota hosts Washington. Chicago visits New York. Baltimore hosts Boston. Sunday schedule includes Los Angeles at Detroit and other matches with N denotes night games.
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Mel McGoha
Kansas City
Ed Lopat
Pat Friday
Cleveland
McGaha
New York
Chicago
Boston
Baltimore
Minnesota
Washington
Los Angeles
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
San Francisco
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Houston
Philadelphia
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Baltimore Org
New York Orm
Cincinnati Etenes
Cleveland Pai
Boston Aeeasonnnene
St. Louis Senetene
Detroit Steneascenes
McDowell's Fireball Shuts Out Indians In 3-0 Win
McDowell's Fireball pitched a shutout as the Indians defeated the A's 3-0. McGaha debuted as A's manager in the game, with New York and other teams highlighted in a busy day of racing and mixed results across theAssociated circuit.
Americans Lead Wightman Cup Clash at Wimbledon
The United States team held a 2-1 lead over Great Britain as Carole Caldwell faced Liz Starkie in the first singles. Nancy Richey then defeated Deidre Catt 4-6 6-4 7-5, and Billie Jean Moffitt beat Ann Jones 4-6 6-2 6-3.
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Wimbledon
England
United States
Carole Caldwell
Santa Monica
Calif
Liz Starkie
Christine Truman
Nancy Richey
Dallas
Tex
Ann Jones
Billie Jean Moffi
Fire destroys 32 race horses in Kentucky blaze
Fire swept a Danville training barn owned by horseman Garland Bradshaw Friday night killing 32 horses, including Captain Denmark who stood at stud. One horse was killed by a passing car fleeing the blaze as the barn burned down. value not yet estimated.
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Danville
Kentucky
Garland Bradshaw
Captain Denmark
Lofty League Softball Schedule At City Park
In Mt. Vernon the Lofty League schedules games next week at 8:00 p.m. City Park diamond hosts four matchups including Ski against Machinist Local 1417 on Monday and Montgomery Ward versus Frostie on Tuesday. Wednesday features City Employrs versus Ski, followed by Montgomery Ward against Machinist Local 1417 Friday.
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Mt. Vernon
Ski
Machinist
Montgomery Ward
Frostie
City Employrs
City Park
McDowell Shines as Indians Beat Athletics 3 0
Sam McDowell's third straight solid start lifts Cleveland over Kansas City 3 0 after a troubled path through minors and experimentation. McDowell limited the Athletics to four hits while striking out 39 over 29 innings in recent outings. The Indians scored all runs in the third on Bob Chance’s RBI single, and McDowell escaped bases-loaded jams with six walks issued.
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Sam McDowell
Mel McGaha
McDowell
Cleveland Indians
McGaha
Indians
Kansas City Athletics
Cleveland
Athletics
Bob Feller
Herb Score
Portland
Chicago White Sox
Steve Hamilton
Whitey Ford
New York Yankees
White Sox
Camilo Pascual
Minnesota
Washington
Boston
Baltimore
Dave Morehead
Bob Chance
Ford
Tony Kubek
Yankees
Hamilton
New York
Roger Maris
Joe Pepitone
Bobby Richardson
Pascual
Senators
Zoilo Versalles
Twins
Don Blasingame
Dick Philips
Red Sox
Morehead
Felix Mantilla
Bob Tillman
Tony Conigjiaro
Orioles
Brooks’ Robinson
Griffith Keeps Title On Split Decision at Las Vegas
Emile Griffith retains the welterweight world title after a 15 round split decision over Luis Rodriguez at the Convention Center Las Vegas. Griffith wins 69-67 on one card, 70-68 on another while 71-70 favors Rodriguez. Rodriguez claims the referee favored Griffith as action stayed close with no knockdowns and a minor eye cut.
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Nev
New York
Emile Griffith
Luis Rodriguez
Griffith
Rodriguez
Convention Center
Harry Krause
John Romero
David Zenoff
Angelo Dundee
Major League Leaders List From The AP
The Associated Press caps Major League leaders in batting runs RBIs and more for both leagues. Highlights include Oliva leading AL batting, Killebrew and Williams among home run leaders, Mays and Williams top AL and NL in several categories, and Ford and Farrell leading pitching lists.
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Fregosi
Los Angeles
Oliva
Minnesota
Allison
Wagner
Ala
Stuart
Boston
Williams
Chicago
Mays
San Francisco
Boyer
St. Louis
Postponed Legion ACT Game Rescheduled for 5 PM Today
Wet grounds forced Friday’s American Legion versus ACT game to be postponed and moved to 5:00 this afternoon on the Juvenile Division diamond. Sunday matchups list First National against Security Bank and Jefferson Motors against Register-News at 2:30 PM. Koufax struck out 92 for the Dodgers, Drysdale 0? for the Dodgers.
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American Legion
ACT
First National
Jefferson Motors
Register- News
SCI
Amverson
Sec. Bank
Amer. Legion
Firs le
Register-News
Western Auto
YMCA
Lema Leads Buick Open with Nine Birdies in Round Two
Tony Lema shot a brilliant 66 to take a three stroke lead at Buick Open in Grand Blanc Mich as Arnold Palmer was absent. Lema reeled off nine birdies including six straight helping his pro tour best birdie string this year. Mason Rudolph and Don Finsterwald trailed with 138 and 140 totals respectively while 98 pros and Gene Hunt the sole amateur made the 151 cut.
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Grand Blanc
Mich
Arnold Palmer
Don Finsterwald
Lema
Tony
San Leandro
Calif
Palmer
Arnie
Gene Hunt
Flint
Gene Littler
Joe Campbell
Mike Souchak
Friday's Stars Batting Shine in Twins Win Over Washington
Zoilo Versailles led Friday's Stars with a triple double and two singles, scoring twice and driving in a run as Minnesota defeated Washington 3. The performance boosted the Twins offense in a decisive road game.
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Zoilo Versailles
Twins
Minnesota
Washington
Yanks Bomb White Sox Twice in Pennant Push
CHICAGO AP The New York Yankees defeated the league leading Chicago White Sox 6-1 and 3-0 to close within three games of the AL lead as Boston beat Baltimore 7-3. Whitey Ford blanked Chicago in the nightcap, Steve Hamilton allowed one run in his Yankee debut, and Juan Pizarro was set to face Al Downing in Saturday’s rematch.
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New York
Castle Forbes
Seeree
Sceree
Face the Facts
Mother Goose
Match Point
Sabemar
Ironshire
Nashubah
Road To Romance
Petite Rouge
Capricious Miss
Bold Queen
Chicago
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Yankees
Los Angeles
Sox
Boston Red Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Steve Hamilton
Whitey Ford
Juan Pizarro
al Downing
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bob Buhl
Pirates
Cubs
Joey Amalfitano
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Jim Williams
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Howard Williams
Southern Illinois
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Colavito
Aparicio
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Bunker
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Radatz
Clemente
Santo
Callison
Wills
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Farrell
Marichal
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