Morris nets third stock feature at Columbus Junction
Mel Morris of West Liberty clinched his third stock car feature win this season at Columbus Junction as a late-race shuffle edged out Mel Mosier. Mike Niffenegger of Katona was barred from Mississippi Valley Speedway races for using an too-new motor, forfeiting his prior feature to Bob Ensminger. A double program is planned at Mount Pleasant and West Liberty Memorial Day weekend.
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National League standings and results recap
Baseball scoreboard captures NL results with teams such as San Francisco Cincinnati Pittsburgh and Chicago plus Houston Philadelphia and Los Angeles. Highlights include Saturdays 7 6 Chicago over Atlanta and Sundays 4 3 St Louis over Cincinnati while other matchups stretch into extra innings.
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Minor League Baseball Scores Across Leagues
Rochester beat Toronto 8 to 4 in the International League while Buffalo edged Syracuse 6 by 2. Columbus defeated Jacksonville 3 to 0 and Toronto 2 Rochester 5 7. Pacific Coast action saw Tacoma 10 San Diego 2 and Vancouver 2 1 Phoenix 1 6 Tulsa 4 Oklahoma City 4 Indianapolis 13 Denver 5 Seattle 4 Spokane 3 Portland. Hawaii 1 Denver 12 Indianapolis 3 San Diego 54 Tacoma 3 3 Spokane 6 Seattle 3 Oklahoma City 5 Tulsa 0 Phoenix 8 Vancouver 7 13 in Portland 3 3 Hawaii 2 3 2nd game called 9 innings curfew.
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Yankees Climb Behind Houk Amid Uniform Plight
Yanks move to 11-3 under manager Ralph Houk and sweep the Twins 5-3 and 2-4. Houk, still in transit from Los Angeles, wore a tailored No. 51 and reshaped the lineup with Joe Pepitone driving in three runs in the opener and a game-winning double in the nightcap. Indians lead the standings after another doubleheader sweep of the White Sox as Detroit and Boston win, while Washington and the Angels split. Don White finishes third in the World 600 at Charlotte driving a Dodge Charger in a race won by Marvin Panch in a Plymouth.
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Foreigners Win Colonial as Devlin Takes Tough Victory
Bruce Devlin of Australia wins the Colonial National Invitation at Fort Worth with an even par 260 after a dramatic final round. Roberto de Vicenzo and Harald Henning had earlier big wins, as Sikes and Littler pressured. despite late struggles, Devlin secures $22,000.
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Durocher Illegally Ejected Cubs Lip Warms Up
Cubs manager Leo Durocher claims umpire Harry Wendelstedt acted illegally after being ejected early in the fourth inning of the opener of a Chicago Atlanta doubleheader. Hank Aaron led the Braves with six hits in seven at bats across the twin bill, boosting his average to .279. Other NL results included Marichal’s eighth win and a 5-0 Mets loss, plus Pittsburgh and Philadelphia wins.
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Marichal Aims for 30 Wins Pace Set by Dizzy Dean
Juan Marichal stretches to reach 30 wins this season, two weeks ahead of Dizzy Dean’s 1934 pace. The San Francisco right-hander pitched a three hitter in a 5-0 win over the Mets for his eighth victory and third shutout in 1966, posting a 0.69 ERA in 78 innings. He credits changing his approach, relying on screwballs and curves rather than his fastball. The 27-year-old Dominican has never lost to the Mets in 15 straight decisions.
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Sunday Stars Highlight Braves and Giants Doubleheader Wins
Hank Aaron of Atlanta collected six hits in seven at bats and extended his streak to eight, though he struck out as the Braves split a doubleheader with the Cubs. Juan Marichal of San Francisco pitched a three hitter for his eighth win without a loss and third shutout as the Giants beat the Mets 5 0 in the opener of a doubleheader.
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Sioux City Central Wins Iowa Class AA Track Meet
Sioux City Central scored 47 points to win the Iowa Class AA high school outdoor track meet, outdistancing Cedar Rapids Washington with 25 and Cedar Rapids Jefferson and Davenport Central tied at 23. Ames 21 and Des Moines North 18 followed.
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Clay Eyes Two Foes After Cooper Fight in London
Cassius Clay names Doug Jones and Karl Mildenberger as possible next opponents after defeating Henry Cooper in six rounds. He says Uncle Sam is the foe he cannot beat, citing tax and draft issues as he appeals on religious and financial grounds.
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Torres Hints He'd Meet Clay in Lightweight Title Talks
New York wire reports Cassius Clay, the heavyweight champion, may face light heavyweight Jose Torres after Torres dispatched Wayne Thornton at Shea Stadium. Torres, 30, knocked down Thornton twice in a first-round surge, saying he’d have less trouble with Clay than Thornton, and noted Clay’s win over Britain’s Henry Cooper in London.
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Two Drivers Die in Sprint Car Crashes at Air Capital Speedway
In Wichita Kansas two sprint car drivers Lee Smith 43 Lakewood Colorado and Darrin Burkholder 21 Seneca Kansas were killed in separate crashes at Air Capital Speedway Sunday night. Bob Chester of Denver Colorado was injured and listed in satisfactory condition.
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