Dodgers Run Streak To Thirteen Tie Giants For Lead
Dodgers 11-4 and 8-5 wins push their string to 13 and into a first place tie with the Giants as San Francisco slips from sole lead in June. Willie Davis sparks LA while Willie Mays and teammates rally late but fall short at the Polo Grounds. Reds, Pirates win to stay in the chase. Indians top the Tigers as Mel McGaha earns praise in his early managing stint. Yankees beat Angels as Terry limits the Halos with strong support. White Sox top Orioles in extras. Senators Stenhouse blanks the Orioles.
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Little League Pitchers Shine In Friday Games
Two contests produced one hit shutouts as Tom DeSantis pitched Huron Cement to an 8-0 win over Marathon and Britt Waters led Policemen to a 1-0 victory against Kingsford's Pumps. Standings show Moose and Policemen atop divisions with narrow losses for Kingsford's Pumps.
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Suns Rally Tops Crackers To Lead IL Standings
Jacksonville Suns break a four game skid with a 3-2 ninth inning win over Atlanta as Duke Carmel homers and Tony Curry scores on a late error. Buffalo, Toronto and Richmond also won to stay within sight of the Suns in the International League standings.
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Hogan quits U S Open qualifying in Fort Worth
Ben Hogan withdraws Friday from Open qualifying in Fort Worth Texas due to bursitis and shoulder pains. The Open is set for Oakmont Pennsylvania June 14 to 16, and Hogan faces a first time Open qualifying since 1940 amid nagging injuries.
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Player Holding Lead at Memphis Open Golf Tourney
Gary Player of South Africa held a one stroke lead at the Memphis Open after a 66 in the second round to total 131 at Colonial Country Club. Don January moved into second at 132 with Bruce Crampton Tommy Jacobs Gene Littler Don Whitt and Jay Hebert tied for third at 133 while Arnold Palmer faded further with 142 and Gay Brewer stood at 135.
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Willie Mays Returns to Polo Grounds in Giants Comeback
Willie Mays, age 31, homered for his 17th of the season and added a single in five at bats as he returned to New York’s Polo Grounds with the San Francisco Giants. Fans mobbed him with cheers and questions about belonging, while he noted the park’s short foul lines and vast center field as he adjusted to playing back in his old home.
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Extra-Inning Wins Highlight K of C and Schaefer Softball Charts
Fort Ontario hosted two extra inning City Softball League games last night as K of C edged Naval Reserve 12 11 in eight innings and Schaefer Beer beat the Hibernians 4 3 in nine. Standings and schedules for next week list multiple matchups with LOBROW Market Local 214 Marathon and others. Fran Weigelt starred for Schaefer Beer with a five hitting performance and a big showing on the mound in a high tension contest.
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Nunez Stops Villalona in Puerto Rico Knockout
Obdulio Nunez aged 161 from Puerto Rico knocks out Ray Villalona aged 159 from the Dominican Republic in a boxing bout held in San Juan. The referee stopped the contest after Villalona fell.
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