Giants Swoon In June As Baseball Scores Roll
The Associated Press reports National League results with Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, St Louis, and Philadelphia posting wins while Boston, Chicago, and New York show strong presences in scattered scores. Sunday games include San Francisco and Los Angeles showing mixed victories and losses as leagues shape up entering midseason play.
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Giants Lose Sixth Straight in Double Setback to Cards
San Francisco Giants drop sixth in a row with a 6-5 and 12-3 defeats to the St. Louis Cardinals. The losses widen the gap to 24 games behind the Dodgers as June slip continues. Standouts include Curt Flood and Jim Malory in the Cardinals sweep and Don Drysdale earning his 10th win for the Dodgers.
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Baseball Title To Georgia Team
St. Joseph Missouri in Georgia Southern wins 1982 NAIA baseball title by defeating Portland State 2-0 in finals. Pierre Blanchard throws a 10 strikeout season high, improves to 10 wins with four hits allowed.
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Legion Game Is Rained Out At Tom Bruner Field
Muscatine and Fairfield squads matched 11 with rain halting play before one full inning. Both teams had runs on errors as the game stopped. Muscatine, winner of its only game this season, is slated to meet Fort Madison next Sunday at 2 p.m. in Muscatine.
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Major League Stars sweep doubleheader as Twins top White Sox
Rich Rollins of the Twins reached base six straight times, singled twice and homered in game one and added more hits in game two as the Twins swept Chicago. Pitcher Mutt Pappas held the Yankees to six hits in the Orioles’ two wins, 7 2.
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Elmwood best-ball title won by Marshalltown duo
Marshalltown golfers John Lieehty and Clyde Feltes won the Elmwood best-ball tournament Sunday, defeating Glenn Cooper and Clyde McLive of Marshalltown. In southeastern Iowa amateur golf, Nick Pulliam of Muscatine finished fourth with 108, and Tom Stuart of Burlington took third with 106.
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No. 1 Santa Clara eyes title defense in NCAA World Series
In a roundup of teams contending for the 16th NCAA College World Series, Holy Cross Ithaca Colorado State College and Florida State join Missouri Michigan and Omaha in pursuit of the championship as they reach the finals stage.
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Littler Seeks Open repeat at Oakmont after 1951 win
Gene Littler, 31, from San Diego, captured the $25,000 first prize in the Golf Classic, beating Nicklaus and others by four strokes. He aims to defend his Open title at Oakmont, saying he is playing as well as possible though not the favorite. Oakmont poses a new challenge for Littler, who has never played the course.
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TV and baseball results in a jagged league roundup
A garbled syndicated box of scores reports multiple leagues including TVs International League with Syracuse beating Jacksonville in 10 innings and Columbus defeating Toronto. American Association games feature Louisville and Denver, Oklahoma City and Omaha, and Dallas-Fort Worth. Pacific Coast lines show Seattle routing Vancouver while Tacoma tops San Diego and Portland mixes in.
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Rollins Rated Among AL's Most Valuable In His First Full Season
Twins third baseman Rollins shines as he drives in five hits and three runs in a doubleheader sweep of the White Sox. The victory tightens the AL race with New York holding a slight edge over Minnesota. Other scores show Angels sweeping Detroit, Cleveland beating Boston, and Washington sweeping a doubleheader as Mowat drives in six for the Angels and Warner breaks a tie in the second game.
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Wet grounds postpone Midget League games
Midget Tilts Off Midget league baseball games scheduled this evening and Tuesday evening have been postponed because of wet grounds. Oscar Rhodes, league president, said the weekend rains have left the diamonds too wet to play on. Some work also is being done on the fields yet. First league games now are not for a Wednesday evening.
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State Women’s Pin Meet Ends in Dubuque
The Town Women’s bowling tournament concluded with no changes in first place standings. Cassey’s Beauty Salons of Davenport won the Class A team title with a 2639 total. Class A doubles went to Treva Myers of Gannell and Lydia Reider of Montezuma, 1133, and Myrna Hayne of Davenport captured both singles at 628 and all-events total 1868.
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Updegraff Wins Sunnehanna Meet
Johnstown Pennsylvania reports Dr. Ed Updegraff of Tucson Arizona shot 69 to win the Sunnehanna Amateur at 2 under par 278. He beat Bill Hyndman of Philadelphia and Homero Blancas of Houston who tied for second at 283. Also notes Weekend Fights in Buenos Aires with Thompson and Mareilla ending draw.
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Waterloo Takes 2nd in Midwest League
Waterloo placed second in the Midwest League with a 37 10 win over Quad City as Ron Patinsky drove in three runs with two homers including a two run shot in the second and a solo blast in the sixth. Cedar Rapids beat Dubuque 74 aided by Ray Orlikowski four hitter. Clinton fell to Fox Cities 6 3 while Burlington swept Quincy 8 7 and 5 2. Keokuk Decatur game postponed due to wet grounds.
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