Cubs Rookie Stifles Braves In Six-Hit Win
Cubs rookie right-hander, in just his second year, pitched six hits allowed and earned a 5-2 victory over the Braves. The righty, coming off his first major league complete game, struck out eight with three walks as Chicago won their eighth in 10. Billy Williams led with two singles as Cowan and Amalfitano contributed key hits.
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Billy Williams
Billy Cowan
Joe Amalfitano
Harvey Kuenn
Chuck Hiller
Giants
Jack Baldschun
Orlando Cepeda
Cookie Rojas
Phillies
Galen Cisco
Belmont Stakes ride counts top jockeys in Northern Dancer bid
Northern Dancer seeks a third crown in the Belmont Stakes at Aqueduct as Jockey Bill Hartack rides and a host of others including Turcotte Bohenko Fitzsimmons Ycaza Ussery Shoemaker have guided the Canadian standout in past races. The field features eight starters with $110,850 to the winner and $125,000 added purse.
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Associated Press
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Ryun Breaks Four Minute Mile Barrier At Compton Meet
Cyrol Burleson led an eight man mile pack to the tape as Cyrol Burleson won in 3:57.4 and Jim Ryun, the Wichita Kansas high school junior, became the first schoolboy to break four minutes with a 3:59.0 finish in the same meet. Bob Schul captured the 5 000 meters with a U S record 13 38.0 while Gerry Lindgren and Ron Larrieu posted notable showings.
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Bob Schul
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Miami University of Ohio
New Zealand
Sear
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Tom O’hara
Chicago
Loyola University
Oregon
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Archie San Romani
Morgan Groth
Jim Grelle
Bob Day
Gary Weisiger
Jim Ryun
Wichita, Kan
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Ron Larrieu
Major Stars Pitching Sparks Mets Shutout Win
Galen Cisco pitched a complete game shutout for the Mets allowing four hits as Los Angeles was blanked 8-0. Dick Stuart of the Red Sox belted his third grand slam of the season helping Boston trounce Kansas City 14-7 in a nine-run uprising.
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Ark City Boy Leads Field In KTVH Pro Am Golf
Roger Brown of Arkansas City Kansas and Oklahoma State University posted a 5 under par 67 at Spring Lake Country Club to lead the fifth annual KTVH Pro Am. Brown and pro Don Sechrest combined for a 12 under 60 in the team portion while pro leader Joe Walser topped the pros with 69.
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Kan
Oklahoma State University
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Don Sechrest
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Lake Hefner Club
Oklahoma City
Sam Hadler
Salina
Chris Gers
Ardmore
Walser
Matt Tabor
Lincoln
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Bob Stone
Glen Fowler
Tex Consolver
Bob Thomas
Jack Martin
Buster Cupit
Bartlesville
Okla
Fred Bond
Russell
Babe Hiskey
Houston
Tex
Ray Streeter
McPherson
Jim Colbert
Kansas City
Hank Edwards
Baseball Scoreboard shows East ties and results
The scoreboard lists standings with Philadelphia leading the league at 27 17 and San Francisco 28 19. Results from Friday include San Francisco 5 Philadelphia 3 in 11 innings and New York 8 Los Angeles 0. Upcoming games feature interleague matchups across both leagues.
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Lema Leads Thunderbird Golf Classic After Eagle Finish
Champagne Tony Lema surged to the top with an eagle from off the edge on the 18th, posting a 67 for a 36 hole total of 135 to lead by two. Ken Venturi and Mike Souchak rounded out a tight leaderboard at 137 and 135 respectively as the field narrowed to the low 96 at Westchester Country Club.
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Associated Press
Rye
N.Y
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Venturia
Westchester Country Club
Paris
Paul Harney
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
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Jerry Magee
Boros
Magee
Jack Nicklaus
Vaulter tops 17 feet in district record in Tokyo bid
Fred Hansen of Cuero Texas vaulted 17 feet 1 inch on his ninth attempt at the U S Track and Field Federation district championships using a fiberglass pole. He nudged the world mark but missed on his 10th try, keeping him in the Olympic picture for Tokyo. He competed unattached as Rice eligibility lapsed.
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Fred Hansen
Cuero
Tex
John Pennell
Hansen
Pennel
Memphis
Tenn
Pennell
Tokyo
Rice University
Dressing On Carpet By MIKE RATHET
Sam Mele apologizes for a beanball threat toward Orioles pitcher Steve Barber as the Twins beat Baltimore 11 5. Dressen faces Tiger loss, Fetzer says no confidence vote, Sox lead AL. Versalles doubles power Twins offense.
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Associated Press
Sam Mele
Chuck Dressen
Mele
Minnesota Twins
Baltimore
Steve Barber
Orioles
Twins
Tony Oliva
Barber
Dressen
Detroit Tigers
League Leaders National League Batting and Pitching Recaps
Williams and Clemente top NL batting with .413 and .363 as Mays tops RBIs. Williams leads hits with 71 and doubles with 14 tied with Clemente. Santo, Callison, and others share triples. Mays 18 HRs, Williams and Howard 14. Wills 20 steals. Farrel and Marichal lead 81 win pitchers. Koufax 81 strikeouts. Oliva leads AL batting at .389 with 77 hits and 41 runs. Bunke r, Ford, Radatz lead pitching and strikeout totals.
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Los Angeles
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Cincinnati
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Washington
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Cardinals fall in ninth as Reds rally in Cincinnati
Cincinnati scored four unearned runs in the bottom of the ninth to beat the St. Louis Cardinals 5-4 after two Cardinal errors. Ray Washburn took the loss as Ken Boyer and Phil Gagliano each had two errors. Joey Jay earned the win for Cincinnati. The A's were blown out 14 7 by Boston as Dick Stuart hit a grand slam in the second inning and Lee Thomas homered.
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al Spangler
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Don Nottebart
Reds
Deron Johnson
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Vada Pinson
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Associated Press
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Phil Gagliano
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Ray Washburn
Bob Purkey
Redbird
Roger Craig
Craig
Joey Jay
Kansas City Athletics
Boston Red Sox
Kansas City
Boston
Dick Stuart
Red Sox
Lee Thomas
Rocky Colavito
A’s
Bill Monbouquette
John O’donoghue
Narvaez Narrowly Defeats Bizzarro At Garden
Frankie Narvaez earned a majority decision over Johnny Bizzarro in a 10 round lightweight bout at Madison Square Garden. Narvaez, now 20-1-1, remains in line for a potential July rematch. Bizzarro, 46-8-2, fought from range as Narvaez pressured throughout. The judges varying cards produced a split result with the AP card even.
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Texas challengers loom at NAIA tennis finals rain hit play
Kansas City AP reports weather disrupted the NAIA tennis tournament. Pan American College of Edinburg leads the team race as Corpus Christi University pursues the singles title. No. 1 seed Don Kierbow of Corpus Christi and second seed Jerry Wortelboer of Pan-Am won matches but weather left three singles rounds and two doubles rounds unfinished.
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National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
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Edinburg
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Corpus Christi Tex, University
Don Kierbow
Corpus Christi
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Jerry Kossover
Ouachita
Ark
Gene Fulgenzi
St. Joseph
N. M
Jerry Wortelboer
Pan-Am
Kierbow
Wortelboer
Chris Kersting
Hastings
Neb
John Hanson
Eastern
Washington
Trap Shoot Title Up For Grabs In Wichita
AP reports at the Kansas State Trap shoot at the Wichita Gun Club the 200 target singles title is contested today. A feature shoot-off for the out of state Class AA title includes C E Barnhart Kansas City Missouri Clyde Maxwell Shenandoah Iowa and Marvin Driver Thurman Iowa all hitting 100 of 100 Friday. Steve Vogil Leawood won the American Trapshooter Association trophy and also hit 94 of 100 to win Class A doubles.
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C. E. Barnhart
Kansas City
Clyde Maxwell
Shenandoah
Iowa
Marvin Driver
Thurman
Steve Vogil
Leawood
Boxing Results
Frankie Narvaez outpointed Johnny Bizzarro in New York. In Melbourne Billy Brown and Bob Allotey drew. In Vienna Harry Scott and Dante Pelaez also drew. Weights unavailable.
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New York
Frankie Narvaez
Johnny Bizzarro
Erie
Melbourne
Australia
Billy Brown
Philippines
Bob Allotey
Ghana
Drew
Vienna
Harry Scott
Britain
Dante Pelaez
Peru
Camien Upset Sparks 5 000 Meter Track Victory
John Camien of Emporia State set a 5,000 meter meet record at the opening of the national DI track championships, defeating defending champ Jim Keefe of Central Connecticut. Camien’s 14:25.0 topped the 14:51.3 mark from 1960 as Dan Lakin and Ireland Sloan also placed in the finals plus other events noted.
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Emporia
Kan
Camien
Jim Keefe
Central Connecticut State
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Lamar
Tex
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Emporia State
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Fort Hays
Richard Dipaola
Willie Dixon
Langston University
Jack Harris
Fort Hays State
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Lincoln University
John Damien
Tom Bowden
Oklahoma Baptist U
Gary Wilson
Sam Hawkins
Lincoln U
Harold Rush
Friends Univer
Ninth Wheat Capital Tournament At Wellington
More than 200 golfers expected to enter the ninth Wheat Capital Tournament in Wellington. The event spans 36 holes with an 18-hole qualifying round June 18 to 22 and an 18-hole championship round June 27. Last year’s champion Johnny Stevens of Wichita will not defend.
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Wellington
Johnny Stevens
Wichita
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