Peters Ends Indians Streak With 4-1 White Sox Win
Gary Peters drives in a run with a fifth inning homer and Chicago plates single runs in the first, fourth, fifth, and seventh to hand Cleveland its first loss of the season. Bell takes the loss after five innings as Tommie Agee and Don Buford contribute.
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White Sox end Indians streak as Tebbetts gets haircut
Orioles tie for first after beating Detroit 8-1 to join Cleveland atop the AL at 10-1. Frank Robinson drives in three with a homer and a triple as Baltimore unloads seven runs in the third. Vic Davillo homers for Cleveland, while J C Martin singles home a run in the seventh.
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Ryun Seeks Drake Mile Breakthrough Today
Des Moines United Press International reports teen Jim Ryun, KU freshman, aims to become the first four minute mile at Drake Relays in its 57th running. Texas A&M star Randy Matson won the discus with 185 feet 4 inches and seeks two Drake wins and a three year streak.
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Flyers Blank Port Clinton In Darkened Tennis Match
Norwalk St. Pauls tennis team shut out Port Clinton Friday 0-0 with the final doubles match halted at dusk. Sixth straight win. Results show Amato brothers and Amato singles wins, plus doubles matches ended due to darkness.
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Cup Prize Joins Heavyweight Title For Cooper
Henry Cooper may receive a gold cup worth 2940 dollars if he wins the world heavyweight title next month. The prize, stored in the Bank of England for 29 years, goes to the first Englishman to clinch the title.
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Larsen Loses Hawaii Connection in PCL Roster Shuffle
UPI reports veteran Don Larsen failed to secure a conditional call to Hawaii Islanders as pitcher Buster Narum was assigned from the Washington Senators. In other notes, Larry Ross, Falls High School Minn. coach, was tapped to lead Colorado College hockey, while the Columbus Jets remained unbeaten at 1.000 after a 4-3 win over Rochester.
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Buckeyes Face Indiana in Big Ten Showdown
Ohio State coach Marty Karow plans to start his two ace pitchers against Indiana as OSU aims to remain unbeaten in the Big Ten. Dick Boggs earned a 7-0 win Friday, limiting the Hoosiers to six hits to move to 2-2 on the season.
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Slo Pitch Meet Sets Up Oregon Tourney Of Champions
The Oregon Recreation Department will sponsor a Slow-Pitch Softball tournament of champions starting Sunday May 22. Eight teams compete weekly toward a final champions event with weekly winners and runners up advancing. Registration closes May 17. Contact Bill Coontz Oregon Recreation Department Oregon Ohio for entry details.
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Baseball scores and standings from Friday night games
Sides include Baltimore 8 Detroit 1 and Chicago 4 Cleveland night. Minnesota at Washington postponed by rain. Kansas City at New York, California at Boston. National League standings list Pitts 10 5, Atlanta 10 7, Houston 8 9. Several late games: Chicago 5 New York 2, Atlanta 4 Houston 3, St Louis 5 San Francisco 1. Fisher, Veale, Short, Holtzman, Jaster, Shaw, Bolin, Dierker and Johnson among pitchers listed.
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Reds Meet Koufax in Los Angeles Exhibition
Reds travel to Los Angeles to face Sandy Koufax as he seeks one more tune up before the season. Koufax brings a 3-0 mark from spring training as Cincinnati aims to rebound from a 3-10 start in 13 games.
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Celtics Edge Lakers for Ninth Title in 10 Years
Boston Celtics win 95 93 in a best of seven NBA final as Red Auerbach and Los Angeles Lakers coach Fred Schaus are fined 150 each for public criticism of officiating. Auerbach retired as Boston coach, Bill Russell to take over.
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