Finley's Firehouse Antics Fizzle In Kansas City Loss
Finley’s right fielder Rocky Colavito failed to corral a towering homer by Leon Wagner as Cleveland beat Kansas City 5-3 in a game highlighted by Finley’s porch stunt and wedding gown white uniforms. Wagner’s eighth inning blast and the porch misfire capped a night of novelty amid a three-team set of MLB contests.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
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Rocky Colavito
Leon Wagner
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Indians
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Girl Rides Way To Tokyo On Sub
Jackie Peterson, 22, newly crowned AAU indoor quarter mile champion, trains between Grand Central and Brooklyn to prepare for the Olympic bid. She works as a dental technician in Scarsdale and commutes over two hours daily, hoping to cut her 59.5-second time toward 55 seconds for Tokyo. She trains with a Brooklyn track and sometimes with her husband James Hardy, who is in the Navy.
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Associated Press
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Navy
Mauch Warns NL Not To Underestimate Dodgers
Philadelphia manager Gene Mauch cautioned the league not to underrate the Dodgers, who logged six losses in seven starts in Los Angeles. He praised his Phillies, top in the circuit, but warned the Dodgers will soon wake up and remain a danger. He cited Giants hitters and warned against taking any team lightly.
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Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Philadelphia
Gene Mauch
Dodgers
Los Angeles
Mauch
Gene
Phillies
New York
Houston
College Scores Show Tight Tennis And Baseball Results
College tennis sees Kearney over Fort Hays 4 to 3. Rockhurst edges Springfield State 8 to 6. Wichita tops Oklahoma City 10 to 5. Track results list William Jewell 115 and Westminster 30, Emporia State 89, Fort Hays State 56.
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William Jewell
Westminster
Emporia State
Fort Hays
Major Stars Lead Pirates Past Cubs 8-5 Behind Freese Homer
Gene Freese delivered a pinch-hit three-run homer to spark an 8-5 Pittsburgh victory over Chicago. Elroy Face earned the win with two innings of shutout relief and an unassisted double play as he notched his second win of the season.
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Diego Segui
Kansas City
Bill Bryan
A’s
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Jim Grant
Freese
Roberto Clemente
Dick Schofield
Jim Pagliaroni
Pirates
Jimmy Stewart
Andre Rodgers
Ron Santo
Billy Cowan
Billy Williams
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Chicago
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Roy Face
Fred Norman
Vada Pinson
Pete Rose
Chico Ruiz
Reds
Colts
Cincinnati
Jim O’toole
Pete Runnels
John Tsitouris
Jim Owens
Frank Lary
Larry Sherry
Phil Regan
Tigers
Angels
Sherry
Associated Press
Gene Freese
Pittsburgh
Elroy Face
Mac Duckworth Named UW Basketball Coach
Mac Duckworth, 35, is appointed University of Washington's new basketball coach after three seasons as assistant coach with the Huskies. He succeeds prior coach and inherits a program aiming to rebound from recent struggles.
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Mac Duckworth
University of Washington
Huskies
North South Pits Four From Each Side
North and South Women's Amateur quarterfinals pair four Northern players against four Southern players. Nancy Roth faces Mrs. Joseph Nesbitt while Phyllis Preuss meets Mrs. Philip Codone. In the lower slate Barbara Fay White meets Helen Sigel Wilson and Louise Fike plays Mrs. George Trainor.
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N.C
Nancy Roth
Hollywood
Fla
Joseph Nesbitt
Greenwich
Barbara Fay White
Shreveport
Helen Sigel Wilson
Gladwyne
Louise Fike
Wilson, N.C
George Trainor
Rochester
N.Y
Gene Conley Waived by Red Sox for $1
Gene Conley, a longtime multi position major leaguer, was waived for $1 by the Boston Red Sox who cited ailing pitching as the reason. Manager Johnny Pesky said the team is going with younger pitchers while Conley insisted his arm is fine and he can still help a club.
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Baltimore
Gene Conley
Boston Red Sox
Conley
Johnny Pesky
Foxboro
Mass
Celtics survive to force seventh game in Bay Area
San Francisco Celtics and Warriors slug at Cow Palace with Boston aiming to clinch as Golden State tries to avoid a quick exit from the NBA playoffs. Alex Hannum promises a seven game rally despite trailing two games to none and Red Auerbach cautions against on court altercations from prior series.
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Celtics
San Francisco Warriors
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Warriors
Lakers
Minneapolis
Alex Hannum
NBA
Red Auerbach
Boston Garden
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Clyde Lovellette
Golf Rainbow Now Promises Big Payoff
Palm Beach Gardens AP report notes golf on the rise with record prize money and a growing tour. Arnold Palmer led with 128230 dollars, Jack Nicklaus earned 100040, while 14 players topped 30000 and 40 surpassed 19000. Proposals to split tours spark debate among PGA figures and organizers as the sport expands.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
Palm Beach Gardens
Fla
Professional Golfers Association
Florida
Gold Coast
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Fred Corcoran
PGA
International Golf Association
Corcoran
International League Shrinks to Eight Teams
ATLANTA AP Only eight teams will play when the International League opens its 81st season. Indianapolis and Little Rock were dropped in winter and the experiment with a 10 team loop ended. Both found refuge in the Pacific Coast League.
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Indianapolis
Little Rock
Russians Top U S Basketball Team in Moscow Victory
The Russian national team defeated a touring AAU club 82 to 65 on Tuesday night at the Sports Palace in Moscow before a crowd of 16,000. This marked the first time in seven years that a Soviet squad beat the U S in the U S S R rivalry. Notable attendees included two Soviet astronauts.
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U.S
U.S.S.R
Sports Palace
Classifieds for Results Telecourse Ad
An advertisement touts the effectiveness of classifieds in securing results with a call to action providing a contact number 2.4700 and inviting readers to use the service.
Red Wings Beat Leafs to Take 3 2 Lead in Series
TORONTO AP Manager Sid Abel expressed new confidence Detroit will win the Stanley Cup after a 2-1 victory over Toronto. The win gives Detroit a 3-2 edge in the best-of-seven series with a decisive Game Six back in Detroit Thursday night. Eddie Joyal scored the eventual winner in the third period on a pass from Andre Pronovost past Johnny Bower.
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Sid Abel
Detroit Red Wings
Red Wings
Detroit
Torona
Abel
Eddie Joyal
Andre Pros Novost
Johnny Bower
Nicholson Paces Ottawa At Chanute Relays
Harvey Nicholson paced Ottawa High at the Chanute Night Relays winning the mile in 4:44 to set a news meet record. The half mile relay squad Woodward Cook Wood Turley won in 1 35 5, Turley also third in the 100 and 220 yard dashes and broad jump to lead Cyclone point. Queen placed fifth in high hurdles Parker fourth in half mile, medley and mile relays finished fourth and fifth.
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Ottawa
Dan Woodward
Dennis Cook
Rick Wood
Jerry Turley
Cyuclones
Turley
Cyclone
Steve Queen
Wayne Parker
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