Mt Airy Suffers Season’s First Loss 9-4
New Market’s 14-hit attack led by Chase tops Mt Airy 9-4, dropping Mt Airy to second as Walkersville beats Frederick. Hart has homer, Chase adds three hits and two RBIs. Sole goes the distance for New Market. Mt Airy’s Eaves and Jones struggle on mound.
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Chase
Walkersville
Frederick
Hart
Ramsburg
Clark
Hobbs
Bellison
Sole
Ken Eaves
Mt Airy
Fanning
Jones
Sole and Clark
Eaves
Bob Franklin
Stargell's Five Hit Day Lifts Pirates Past Astros 10-5
Willie Stargell slugged two homers and five hits driving in four as Pittsburgh beat Houston 10-5. The game stretched the Pirates winning streak to five while Stargell pushed his hitting streak to nine, closing in on the NL record. Clemente added a homer. Wynn hit two for Houston.
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Pittsburgh
Willie Stargell
Houston
Pirates
Stargell
Roberto Clemente
Clemente
Farrell
Bruce
Taylor
Bateman
Veale
Mikkelson
Pagliaroni
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Wynn
Sturgess
Downey Wins Fourth Marshland State Amateur Title
Mary Ann Downey of Baltimore Country Club defeated Mrs Thomas Konopa of Silver Spring 3 and 2 at Suburban Club to claim her fourth Marshland State amateur championship. Downey, who said she played atrociously, led 4 up at the turn and closed out the final on the 16th with a par as Konopa bogeyed.
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Baltimore
Mary Ann Downey
Marshland
Roche Triumphs In Paris French Open Final
Tony Roche of Australia won the men’s singles title at Roland Garros after an ankle injury scare, defeating Istvan Gulyas 6-1 6-4 7-5. Ann Haydon Jones beat Nancy Richey 6-3 6-1 in the women’s final as left-handed players led. Baltimore Orioles beat by Kansas City 9-4 to drop from a six-game win streak, after Snyder’s 12th-inning single helped win a suspended game 6-5.
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Paris
Tony Roche
Australia
Nancy Richey
Dallas
Tex
Roche
Istvan Gulyas
Ann Haydon-Jones
Owen Davidson
Gulyas
Roland Garros Stadium
Gulgas
Roy Emerson
Fred Stolle
Miss Richey
Mrs. Jones
Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Russ Snyder
Kansas City Athletics
Orioles
Snyder
Sam Bowens
Roland Sheldon
A’s
Wally
Sam
Bowens
Bill Bryan
Frank Umont
Kansas City
Expensive Smash-Up For Racer Foyt
A. J. Foyt, hospitalized in Milwaukee with burns from a Saturday crash, said 50,000 dollars is a lot to spend for 10 laps. The Houston driver was in fair condition after his Lotus Ford spun from a left rear suspension failure during warmups for the Rex Mays 100 at State Fair Park. He planned to return to racing and rebuild one of his cars.
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Milwaukee
Wis
AJ. Foyt
West Allis Memorial Hospital
Foyt
Houston
Tex
Rex Mays
State Fair Park
James Clark
Indianapolis
Lucy
Herman Returns After Head Injury With Red Sox
Boston manager Billy Herman, hospitalized overnight after a ball struck him above the left eye, rejoined the Red Sox for a Sunday game against the Yankees. He suffered a slight concussion. x-rays were negative. The column notes Atlanta joins the NFL this fall with a bye each week for one of 15 teams.
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Herman
Boston
Billy Herman
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Atlanta
Belmont Stakes shaken as Amberoid and Buckpasser rise
Amberoid owned by Reginald Webster scored a decisive Belmont Stakes win at Aqueduct. Buckpasser won a separate $8,500 race on the same program, signaling a renewed title chase. Kauai King finished fourth and earned $6,250, while Baffle was runner-up and Advocator placed third edging Kauai King. Ford indicated possible syndication for Kauai King after the defeat. Kaya King may head to Arlington Park next.
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New York
Amberoid
Buckpasser
Reginald Webster
Aqueduct
Tom Fool
Ogden Phipp
Michael Ford
Baffle
King Ranch
Adam Rice
Hyattstown Wins Slow Pitch Game 6 3
Hyattstown Building and Supply rallied from a 3-0 deficit in the third inning to beat WW Window 6-3 in a Damascus Slow Pitch Softball League game. standings to be provided after a complete examination. Don Brumfield described a stumble after the race but noted a safe recovery and proper cooling. Amberoid impressed with readiness after Derby and Preakness mentions, trainer Lucien Laurin praised a workout as key. Amberoid to rest, Kauai King next targets include American Derby at Arlington August 6. Buckpasser to race at Leonard Richards Delaware Park June 18, then Saranac and Dwyer at Aqueduct in July.
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WW Window
Damascus
Don Brumfield
Ford
Brumfield Sunda
Amberoid
Rarin
Lucien Laurin
Count Amber
Laurin
Amberaid
Webster
Arlington
Buckpasser
Leonard Richards
Delaware Park
Dwyer
Aqueduct
Americans Finish 2nd 4th In Tragic Player's Cup
In Mosport Ontario the Player's Cup auto race ended in tragedy as marshal Gordon Harrison, 37, of Scarborough, Ont., was killed when Jerry Grant of Seattle lost control of his Lola T70. Grant escaped injury. Lothar Metschenbacher of Mission Hills, Calif., finished second in an Olds-powered McLaren with a time of 1:59:43.9, while Bruce McLaren of New Zealand won in 1:59:16.9.
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Ont
Gordon Ralph Harrison
Scarborough
Cort
Jerry Grant
Seattle
Wash
Grant
Lothar Metschenbacher
Mission Hills
Calif
Peters Two Hits Senators To Complete Header Sweep
CHICAGO AP Gary Peters pitched six innings of no hit ball and earned a two hitter as the Chicago White Sox completed a doubleheader sweep by beating Washington 12-0. Tommie Agee drove in all Chicago runs in the opening game win as Peters, returning from a strained arm, held the Senators hitless until McMullen’s seventh inning single. Agee homered in the third. In the second game, Chicago broke through with early runs and coasted to a 12-0 win behind Peters who improved to 3-2 while Bosman took the loss. Buford hit a homer for Chicago.
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Frederick
Walkersville
Larry Duncan
Keith Duncan
Larry
Keith
Tommy Thomas
Russell Snowden
Leo Duncan
Welkersville
Jim Stoner
Thomas Duncan
Stoner
Thomas
Chicago
Gary Peters
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Tommie Agee
Peters
Senators
McMullen
Don Buford
White Sox
Yankees Rally Past Red Sox 5 3 In Weather Hit Victory
Roger Maris hit his fourth homer and Jim Bouton earned his first win since last June 30, despite tiring in the seventh as the Yankees beat the Red Sox 5 3 in Boston. Steve Hamilton and Pete Ramos supported Bouton after Lonborg exited. George Smith homered for Boston and Rico Petrocelli doubled before Bouton finished.
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Boston
Jim Bouton
Steve Hamilton
Pete Ramos
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Bouton
Red Sox
George Smith
Rico Petrocelli
Roger Maris
New York
Jim Lonborg
Hamilton
Ramos
Gibbs
Lonborg
McMahon
Wilson
Ryan
W—Bouston
L—Lonborg
Swiss rider disqualified after dope charges at Tour of Britain
London AP reports Swiss rider Jean-Paul Crisinel was disqualified from the Tour of Britain for doping, becoming the second Swiss rider ousted after Henri Regamey’s methylamphetamine test. Team officials ordered broader testing, deeming Crisinel’s use a stimulant violation. The action came just before the ninth stage. The Mets have farm teams in Jacksonville Williamsport Auburn Greenville and Marion.
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Jean-Paul Crisinel
Henri Regamey
Oscar Plattner
Crisine
New York Mets
Jackonsville
Williamsport
Auburn
N.Y
Greenville
S.C
Marion
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