Patrick Shines For Villanova At Penn Relays
Ex-State Schoolboy star Patrick leads Villanova to distance medley and two mile relays wins at the 72nd Penn Relays amid rain and wind. He anchors a come-from-behind 4:06.4 mile in the distance medley and anchors a 1:53.0 half in the mud to clinch a 7:39.3 two mile relay. Patrick earns outstanding athlete honors as Villanova, powered by sophomores, seals a meet where Georgetown and others place strongly.
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Philadelphia
Villanova
David Patrick
Patrick
Wildcats
Penn
Baltimore
Georgetown
Sam Bair Jr
Kent State
Jumbo Jim Elliott
Ron Delany
Franklin Field
Sophs
Sandy Koufax
Alan McCafferty
Craig Nation
Ian Hamilton
Bill Heidelberger
MecCafferty
Hamilton
Florida A&m
Rattlers
Florida
Morgan State
Maryland State
Tennessee
Kenmurcky St
Nelson Voted Top Honor At Drake Relays
Nelson of St Cloud Minn a sophomore distance runner was named best performer at the Drake Relays after setting a three mile meet record at 13 29 2 and winning the six mile race. He led a Drake records surge as Southern Illinois dominated the college division and Oscar Moore of Southern Illinois won the two mile in Drake record time.
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Des Moines
Iowa
van Nelson
St. Cloud
Minn
Nelson
Charley Christmas
Abilene Christian
Drake
Michigan State
Malcom Robinson
Southern Ilinois
Oscar Moore
Moore
Southern University of Louisiana
Chilly Phillies Versus Cubs. Cubs Win After Errors
Chicago capitalized on six Philadelphia errors to beat the Phillies 6-1 in 40 degree weather. Bill Faul pitched six hits over his first start, while Bill White homered for Philadelphia. Three unearned runs aided Chicago as Larry Jackson faltered in the field.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia
Phillies
Bill Faul
Faul
Bill White
White
Cubs
Phils
Larry Jackson
Phila
Jackson
Culp
Dalrymple
Hundley
L—Jackson
Four Injured in Indy Race Wreck
In Indianapolis Raceway Park the Yankee 300 stock car race was halted after a car lost control on the third lap and struck the pit area injuring four. Crew members Johnny Shipman Robert Guy Vaust Waldeman and Pedro Mendez were listed in good condition at Methodist Hospital while driver Herb Shannon escaped unharmed. His car suffered heavy damage and was towed away.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis Raceway Park
Methodist Hospital
Johnny Shipman
Terre Haute
Robert Guy
Keokuk
Iowa
Vaust Waldeman
Paul Goldsmith
Pedro Mendez
Herb Shannon
Peoria
Shannon
Shipman
Frederick Nips Todd Steel 2-1 in Heart of Maryland League
Frederick Ramblers beat Todd Steel 2-1 to secure their first Heart of Maryland win. Winpigler drove in the decisive run in the 11th after a three hit effort from Ramsburg and Mayne. Ramsburg left with an arm injury after seven scoreless frames.
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PT. OF Rocks
Frederick
Dave Winpigler
Ramblers
Todd Steel
Heart of Maryland
Winpigler
Bob Ramsburg
al Mayne
Ramsburg
Mayne
Steelers
Don Dorsey
Fred Karinshak
Max Whitehead
John Williams
Jim Karl
Whitehead
Karinshak
Remsburg
Willams
Hartman Ec
Himes
Thayer
Mulcahey
Remsberg
Willlams
S—D. Winpigier
Ahalt
Remsbarg J Oo
Hickman
B Hartman
Remsberg U
Sulivan
Heart of Maryland League
Center St
Shenandoah Entries Race Card Summary
Racing card lists nine races with purses from 1,200 to 1,500 dollars. Entries include four-year-olds and up in claiming events at five furlongs to one mile seventeen. Notable horses and weights: Alpine Sky, Royal Hi, Miss Wreck, Navy Cutter, Circly Rock, Cotyledon, Thadard Nes, Dara's Day, Admiral Sing, Navy Trouble, Fox Hill, Pilot Beacon.
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Littie Picking
Alpine Sky
Rictor
Pride
Johnny Melrose Buddy
Weather Bulletin
Ginger Mus Bacher Duc
Ruth
Cotyledon
Penniis
uConer
Aggie
Elrora
Straten
Itaska
Arsmarter
Charis Prince
Bobs Argel
Bae
Spach
Breeze
Angels Red Sox split doubleheader with 9 1 win
Jerry Stephenson pitched a complete game as Boston defeated the Angels 9-1 to earn a split of Sunday’s doubleheader after California won the opener 6-1 on a three homer attack. The two teams tied the American League record with 12 double plays in the twin bill.
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Boston
Jerry Stephenson
California
Red Sox
Angels
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Chicago
New York
Kansas City
Stephenson
Joe Adcock
Jim Fregosi
Jack Warner
Rico Petrocelli
McGlothin
Burdette
Rodgers
Stigman
Lonborg
Sanders
Brandon
Tillman
W—Mcglothin
L— Stigman
Adcock
Fregosi
Warner
Petrocelli A
Sanford
Brunet
Sukla
Egan
Satriano
Ryan
W—Stephenson
Lack
Ome
Petroceli
Scott
Mays Hurt But Giants Win 2-0 in San Francisco
Giants pitcher Gaylord Perry blanked St Louis 2-0 as Len Gabrielson homered and Willie Mays left the game after a fourth inning collision with Cardinals first baseman George Kernek. Mays failed to hit his 512th career homer, suffering a bruised left knee but no clear action suspension.
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SAN Francisco
Sam Francisco
Gaylord Perry
St. Louis
Giants
Cardinals
Len Gabrielson
Willie Mays
St. Laws
George Kernek
Mays
Kernek
Mc Ott
Gibson
Aust
McCarver
Perry
Haller
W—Perry
L—Gibson
Gabrielson
National League Scores Incomplete Report
National League results show Chicago 6 Philadelphia 1 and Houston 7 Atlanta 1. de Kaaeeth Taea appears in Pittsburgh context with New York San Francisco 2. St Louis Los Angeles 3 and Cincinnati mentioned. No games scheduled today.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Houston
Atlanta
de Kaaeeth Taea
Pittsburgh
New York
San Francisco
St Louis
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
W. Pet. G.B. Pittsburgh
San Fran
Philaphia
St. Louis
ANZ
Baltimore
Cleveland
Detroit
California
Minnesota
Boston
Kansas City
Washington
Palmer
Ortega
Cuellar Dominates as Astros Top Braves 7-1
Houston pitcher Mike Cuellar fired a four hit outing to defeat Atlanta 7-1. Jim Gentile hit a two run homer, Lee Maye added a solo shot, and John Bateman delivered a three run blast for Houston. Hank Aaron homered for Atlanta, but Cuellar earned his third win without a loss.
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Atlanta
Mike Cuellar
Jim Gentile
Lee Maye
John Bateman
Houston Astros
Atlanta Braves
Cuellar
Hank Aaron
Gentile
Maye
Bateman
Houston
Cullar
Cloninger
Olive
Umbach
Hippauf
Torre
L Cloninger
Aaron
Nelson Wins Yankee 300 In Record Time
Norm Nelson of Racine Wisconsin won the Yankee 300 stock car race at Indianapolis Raceway Park for the second straight year. The 43 year old drove a 66 Plymouth to a 93.047 mph average on a shortened course, earning 4838 dollars as nine of 25 starters finished. Billy Foster of Victoria British Columbia finished second after a shredded tire.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Norm Nelson
Racine
Wis
Indianapolis Raceway Park
Nelson
Plymouth
Billy Foster
Victoria
B.C
Foster
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Admiral Sing
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Don Shula
College All-Stars
Sam Ball
Tom Bleick
Barry Brown
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