Sunday Scores From Regional Leagues Text
Sunday results across leagues show Indianapolis 61 Buffalo 22 Rochester 4 Jacksonville 3 Syracuse 7 10 Arkansas 2 5 Atlanta 4 3 Toronto 1 1 Columbus at Richmond postponed rain Denver 1 Tacoma 23 Spokane 340 Portland 3 41 Hawaii 5 Dallas Fort Worth at Oklahoma City 4 San Diego 3 Salt Lake City at Seattle 2 postponed rain
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Indianapolis
Buffalo
Rochester
Jacksonville
Syracuse
Arkansas
Atlanta
Toronto
Columbus
Richmond
Denver
Holes in One Highlight Hampton Amateur Tourney
Bud Gottry of Waterloo and John Nervig of Ames each nailed a hole in one at the par three 136 yard third hole during the Hampton amateur golf tournament. Bill Feehan of Newton won the 27 hole event with 107 strokes, four under par. Judy Kimball of Sioux City earned 783 dollars for third place in the Babe Zaharias Open after rounds of 74 70 71 for 215 total in the 51 hole event, six behind winner Mickey Wright.
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Hampton
Bud Gottry
Waterloo
John Nervig
Ames
Bill Feehan
Newton
Kimball
Beaumont
Tex
Judy Kimball
Sioux City
Iowa
Mickey Wright
Local Roller Hockey Team Places Second Nationally
Muscatine roller hockey players win three trophies after finishing second at the national tournament in Battle Creek Michigan. Brian Wolfe and Lester Truesdale earned top individual awards as outstanding forward and goalie, with Dwight Wolfe leading scoring and captain Shorty Morgan among key teammates.
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Lester Truesdale
Brian Wolfe
Battle Creek
Mich
Ore
Jim Roberson
Steve Shenk
Dwight Walte
Muscatine
Balle Creek
Shorty Morgan
Dick Cameron
Dwight Wolfe
Mascaline
West Virginia
Kent
Ohio
Seneca
Ponca
Okla
Tulsa
Lubbock
Tex
Kalamazoo
Roberson
Morgan
Shenk
Cameron
Pavight
Wolfe
Oklahoma
Major League Stars Reach Big Games and Upsets
The Associated Press reports Willie Mays homer three times and drive in four in the Giants 64 victory over St Louis. Jack Kralick and Lar McDowell pitched as Cleveland swept the Yankees 20 and 7 2, with Kralick two hitter in game one and McDowell nine hits allowed in game two. Also note boxing results: Elorde stops Miyamoto to retain Orient light title, and Diaz defeats Colis in Mexico City.
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Associated Press
Willie Mays
Giants
San Francisco
St. Louis
Jack Kralick
Lar McDowell
Indians
Cleveland
Yankees
Kralick
McDowell
Las ‘Vegas
Nev
Willis Pastrano
Miami
Fla
Ed Harold Johnson
Philadelphia
Irving Thaleh
Denver
Sonny Hill
Manila
Flash Elorde
Philippines
Tsundomi Miyamoto
Japan
Elorde
Orient
Tmexico
Mario Diaz
Mexico
Marinero jColis
Fifth Accident Kills Allen Crowe at New Bremen Speedway
Autmobile racing legend Allen Crowe died after a fifth crash in just over a year at New Bremen Speedway. The 34 year old Springfield, Illinois racer had just resumed after a prior near miss at the Indianapolis Memorial Day Classic. Crowe suffered a chest injury when his sprint car flipped and struck the wall. He died at Good Samaritan Hospital in Dayton.
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New Bremen
Ohio
Allen Crowe
New Bremen Speedway
Crowe
Indianapolis
Tis
Springfield, DL
Chuck Engel
Reynoldsburg
Ohi
Naritan Hospital
Dayton
Johnsons Manager Seeks Rematch After Upset Boxing Fight
Pat Olivieri, manager of Harold Johnson, contends he was robbed and demands a rematch after Pastrano defeated Johnson by split decision at the Las Vegas Convention Center. Olivieri plans to petition the WBA to authorize a rematch within 90 days, while Pastrano’s camp cites official scoring and purses show Pastrano earned 21,250 to Johnson’s 37,000.
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Las Vegas
New
Pat Olivieri
Harold Johnson
Pastrano
Willie
Johnson
Las Vegas Convention Center
Underworld
Olivieri
Angelo Dundee
Emile Bruneau
World Boxing Association Championship Committee
Jimmy Olivas
Harry Krause
John Romero
Associated Press
Jobson
King and His Court to face Muscatine Red Sox Tuesday night
The King and His Court with Eddie Feigner will play the Red Sox at Tom Bruner Field Tuesday at 8 p.m. Muscatine pitchers Carl Battenhagen Vern LaRue and John Robinson will handle mound duties. New catcher Bill Kehrey joins a lineup including Mike Kautz John Robinson Keith Grauwinkel Jerry Strajack and Bob Steckman Gelders. Feigner career figures: 3,000 pitched games 2,723 wins 235 losses 42 ties 45,130 strikeouts 461 no hitters 858 shutouts 136 perfect games.
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Mus
Tatine
Red Sox
Bill ‘Kehrer
Care
Oswald
Calif
University of San Francisco
Norton Afb
Western Defense Force
Kehrey
Bermuda
Eddie Feigner
Feigner
Mosier Leads Jalopy Feature At Mount Pleasant Race
Mark Mosier of Washington wins the jalopy feature at Mount Pleasant as his season points lead grows to near 20. He has 72 points from four of five feature wins while Bruce Reilly of Lone Tree is second with 334 points after finishing fourth in the feature. Others include Johnny Mullink of West Liberty and Tel Mortis, Ron Jackson of Burlington, and Bill Pollmeier of Lafayette? LaHarpe. Saturday results list trophy dash winner Pollmeier and fastest times by Reilly and Mosier.
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Mark Mosier
Washington
Mount Pleasant
Mosier
Feaure
Bruce Reilly
Lone Tree
Lywho
Johnny Mullink
West Liberty
Tel Mortis
Dale
Gegner
Brighton
Reilly
Ron Jackson
Burlington
Howard Dalton
Bill Newman
Pallmeter
Ralph Erickson
Lackridge
Mel Morris
Town ‘City
Bob Hindbaugh
Muscatine
Pollymeier
Mulink
Erickson
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Truesdale
Cecil Wolfe
Plamot
Moody's Heating
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Campbell's Tavern
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B. Hopkins
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Ohio Kent
Panta
Lubbock, Tex
Oi Senca
Parkersburg
Miazyme Gidy
Balore
Disian
Wester Drug
East Second Street
Soe Stars
Madrid
Spain
Mr. Stephani
Union Arcade
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