Dodgers slug Giants in 11-3 rout to widen NL lead
Dodgers overpower San Francisco 11-3 in the series opener as Don Drysdale improves to 15-? with eight hits allowed. Tommy Davis Frank Howard Ron Fairly and Willie Davis homered among nine Dodgers hits. Pittsburgh topped Philadelphia 5-0 behind Alvin McBean six intact hits.
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Pirates
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Dick Groat
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Two Iron Shot Nets Baird a New Car at Flint Open
Fred Butch Baird, a 25 year old Galveston golfer, eagled the 203 yard 8 feet left of the pin to ace the hole and win a new 1939 convertible valued at 5300 dollars. He finished the first round at 76, seven behind leaders Art Wall and Ken Still, as Bill Collins of Miami was also in the mix.
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Butch) Baird
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Pocono Manor
Ken Still
Tacoma
Wash
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Miami
Scoreboard results and upcoming schedule
Key results include Cleveland 7 Detroit 6 and Baltimore 5 Chicago 4. Tonight Chicago at Cleveland and Baltimore at Detroit among others. Saturday matchups feature New York at Minnesota and Baltimore at Detroit with several city pairings across leagues.
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Strong bid ends with three putts for 70
A player made a bold start with a sizzling 32 on the front but three three-putt greens cooled his momentum. He finished with a 70, nudged by costly gaps on the inward nine.
Another Delay In Nuclear Test Jolts Johnston Island Mission
Honolulu AP reports the United States postponed a third high altitude nuclear device detonation above Johnston Island by 24 hours after two prior holds totaling 90 minutes. No official reason was given. unofficial sources cited technical difficulties.
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United States
Johnston Island
Aguirre Only Southpaw on AL All-Star Squad
Manager Ralph Houk named eight pitchers and nine position players for the American League all stars in Washington next Tuesday. Hank Aguirre is the lone southpaw on the pitching staff. other right handers include Donovan Pascual Bunning Monbouquette Stenhouse Wilhelm Terry. Elston Howard added as catcher. starters Mantle Maris Wagner Batty Rollins Gentile Moran Aparicio among the announced and supporting selections.
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Ralph Houk
Yankee Pilot
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Hank Aguirre
Detroit
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Cleveland
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Minnesota
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Boston
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Hoyt Wilhelm
Baltimore
Ralph Terry
New York
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Chicago
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Kansas City
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Tom Tresh
Brooks Robinson
John Romano
Howard
Champs In Lineup For Garnett Races
GARNETT Kan AP The winners of two major sports car races this year and the defending champion are entered this weekend in the feature at the Lake Garnett races. Seventeen cars compete in the 25 lap event on the 2.8 mile circuit. The lineup includes Harry Heuer Jim Hall Alan Connell Jack Hinkle and numerous Ferrari Maserati and Porsche entries with practice Saturday and racing Sunday afternoon expected to draw big crowds.
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Wichita
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Stage Set for National SCCA Road Races at Garnett
Stage is set at Lake Garnett for the first National SCCA true road races in Mid-America. About 150 Championship point holder drivers plus crews and cars are coming, with Navy guests from Olathe Navy Air Station. Miss Olathe Patricia Couch and other beauty queens will parade cars at noon as trophies await. The races begin July 7 at 9 am with speed and skill for national points.
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Little League Yanks Blank Orioles
The Yankees won 10-0 over the Orioles in Ottawa's American division. Frank Honn pitched a one hitter as the Yankees scored in every inning. Bob Meyer had two hits in three at bats. Doug Underwood took the loss. Box score details follow.
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Nicklaus fears British Open qualification due to game bugs
At Troon Scotland US Open champion Jack Nicklaus worries he may fail to qualify for the British Open starting Monday because his iron shots have been off target. He, Arnold Palmer and Gary Player are among the favorites in a 250-player field. qualifying rounds run Monday and Tuesday with 120 advancing and the field cut to 50 for the final two rounds.
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Latrobe
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Laus
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South Africa
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Phil Rodgers
la Jolla
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Lochgreen
Andrews Phillips 66 to Open Softball Doubleheader in Ottawa
Larry Webber will be on the mound when Andrews Phillips 66 opens a league softball doubleheader against Richland at Forest Park in Ottawa Saturday night. First pitch is at 7 30. Ottawa 66 sits in second place in the Eastern Kansas League with a 6 6 record.
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Andrews Phillips 66
Richland
Ottawa
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Rotary and Boys Club win in Babe Ruth play
Rotary defeated the Eagles 6-1 and Boys Club beat the Elks 8-1 in Babe Ruth action. Each side collected three hits while the Eagles managed only one. Dan Harkins of Boys Club and Dudley Calder of Eagles hit the only extra base hits, both doubles. Winning pitchers were Harry Murphy of Boys Club and Craig Davis of Rotary. losers were Gary Gumm and Jim Haworth.
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Turf Valley Tourney Opens With 56 Women Players
A field of 56 women including 30 touring pros and 26 amateurs teed off in the first round of the Turf Valley invitational golf tournament in Ellio t City Maryland. Led by Mickey Wright and veterans Berg and Suggs, the event saw 22-year-old Mary Mills from Jackson Mississippi set a course record with 69 in the pro am.
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Turf Valley
Dillard Delivers Late Heroics As Indians Tie AL Leader
Detroit game sees Dillard hit a 13th inning grand slam for Cleveland a 6-2 win as Luplow out with injury. He later delivers a ninth inning game winner against the Tigers in a 7-6 victory. Colavito homers three times in the Tigers loss while Baltimore edges Chicago 5-4. Brandt and Gentile contribute for Baltimore.
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Jim Gentile
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OSU Football Star Expelled for Campus Riot
Oklahoma State University expelled football star Jim Dillard and seven other students for participation in a campus riot on May 24. Dillard, finished with athletics eligibility, had signed with the Calgary Stampeders but still faced degree work. among the eight expelled was one woman, with a dozen suspended and ten placed on probation.
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Jim Dillard
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Calgary Stampeders
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