Sanders Leads Colonial Invitation with 67 as January DQ Shocks Field
Doug Sanders opens with a 3 under par 67 to grab the lead at the Colonial National Invitation in Fort Worth. Don January withdraws after disqualifying himself for playing the wrong ball on the eighth hole, while Nicklaus Paler and Player struggle on the 7,021 yard course.
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Giants Rout Braves Behind Alou and Bailey Six to Two
Felipe Alou and Ed Bailey drove in three runs apiece as the San Francisco Giants defeated Milwaukee 8 to 2. Alou extended his hitting streak to 12 games with homer and RBI, while Jose Pagan stood on base for Alou’s second inning shot. O'Dell earned the win with Spahn tagged with the loss.
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Cubs win sixth straight as Ellsworth solid in return
Chicago Cubs beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 3-1 as Dick Ellsworth, returning from a left arm muscle spasm, hurled the win. Ellsworth improved to 3-2, Pirates were limited to two hits, Cubs jumped ahead with two unearned runs in the first and added a third in the fifth.
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World Series Film Showings In Frederick May 13 17
Available films include the 1962 World Series Yankees versus Giants and instructional titles Strike Three and Batter Up. Information from Bernard Gillespie of Price Electric Co with contact 663-5141 ext 24.
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Lancers Victorious In Three-Way Meet
Linganore wins with 70 to 40 over Middletown and Brunswick in a triangular meet. Walker stars for Brunswick with wins in shot put hop, step and jump and pole vault, while Linganore and Middletown claim multiple seconds and relays. The text mentions Bruns wick’s Ny Walker dominance alongside scorers and event results.
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