Wilson tosses no-hitter as Astros top Braves 2 0
Wil son, 23, fired more than 100 fast balls to blank Atlanta at the Astrodome. He struck out 15 including Hank Aaron, earning his fourth win in seven decisions. Dodgers and Cardinals also won to tighten NL standings.
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Double Deaths Mark Tragic Caserta Formula Three Race
A Caserta Formula Three crash claimed Italian Giacomo Russo and British driver Boby Pittard life, with Swiss Fehr Beat dying attempting to warn others about an oil slick. The mass pileup injured several, as two hill climbs in Italy also produced casualties and injuries.
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Standings and schedules for major league baseball Tuesday
Standings show Kansas City and Cleveland with key pitchers and records. Tuesday night games include Boston at New York and Washington at Chicago with California at Detroit and Kansas City at Cleveland at twilight. Probable pitchers listed for each matchup across five games.
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Clay Faces Trial On Draft Charge
Cassius Clay stands trial in Houston on charges of refusing induction into the Army while claiming exemption as a Black Muslim minister. Prosecutors must prove only the act of refusal, while defense must prove his minister status. A 150 member venire was drawn for jury selection, with a grand jury having indicted Clay May 8.
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First Salmon at Norwalk Armory Interview
Pfc Chico Salmon of the Cleveland Indians joins the Norwalk National Guard unit after transferring from Cleveland. He shares brief answers on Joe Adcock as manager, the Indians’ prospects, Dean Chance as top pitcher, and the pennant race, noting honesty can invite trouble.
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Oliva Delivers Pinch Double For Twins Victory Over Indians
Tony Oliva, back from hospital, hit a bases loaded pinch double in the eighth to power Minnesota to a 4-2 win over Cleveland. Cesar Tovar moved to third, Sandy Valdespino made a backhand catch robbing Larry Brown of a grand slam, while Jim Kaat and Sam McDowell starred on the mound until Oliva’s key hit sealed the outcome.
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Richey and Ashe Face Must-Win Day in Davis Cup Final
In Guayaquil United States trails Ecuador 2-1 as Cliff Richey meets Miguel Olvera and Arthur Ashe faces Francisco Guzman. Both U S players must win to revive hopes in the best-of-five final. Ecuador has swept both singles and doubles on Sunday.
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Nicklaus consoles Fleckman with 80 story in Open loss
UPI reports for Springfield New Jersey that Jack Nicklaus, winner, consoles Marty Fleckman after Fleckman’s 10 over par final round 80 left him 14 strokes back. Fleckman becomes the lowest amateur finisher by one stroke over Robert Murphy and receives a USGA gold medal.
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Barman and Seitz Defeat IGA 8 5 in Lefty Grove Clash
Barman and Seitz beat IGA 8 to 5 Friday night in a Lefty Grove contest. Barman and Seitz finished with eight hits while IGA had five. Leading hitters for Barman and Seitz included John Brutsche George Codeluppi Randy McGuckin Charles Brutsche and Bob Borsick who was the winning pitcher. For IGA Dan Kerkhoff Kevin Jameson Gary Borgeson provided the offense. Kerkhoff was the losing pitcher.
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Susie Maxwell Wins Milwaukee Jaycee Open
Oklahoma City University alum Susie Maxwell, known as the Oklahoma kid, captured the Milwaukee Jaycee Open with an even par 216, five strokes ahead of the field, earning 2225 dollars in the 54 hole event.
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