Indians Pile On Athletics as McDowell Notches Third Win
Sam McDowell rebounded with his third win in relief and a strong outing against Kansas City, while the Indians plated three runs in the third inning. White Sox fell to the Yankees, with Camilo Pascual and Whitey Ford pitching shutouts as New York swept.
Sandy Blanks Cards With 4 Hit Pitching
Dodgers star Sandy Koufax pitched his eighth win and third shutout, blanking the St. Louis Cardinals 3-0 as Don Drysdale did the same a night earlier. Cardinals manager Johnny Keane and pitcher Bob Gibson were ejected in the eighth after a force-play dispute. The Cardinals have lost eight of their last 11 and 14 of 20, while the Phillies remained in first. Other NL results included Nuxhall’s 3-0 shutout of Houston and the Cubs’ 7-1 win over Pittsburgh.
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New A's Manager Greeted By Loss
The St. Louis Cardinals and the Kansas City Athletics were shut out 3-0 Friday. Koufax blanked St. Louis for his fourth straight win, while Sam McDowell allowed only four hits as Cleveland beat Kansas City 3-0. Mel McGaha began his reign as Athletics manager amidst defeat.
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Salina Miler Enters Meet at East Los Angeles College
Salina standout Gene McClain, a top high school miler, will race in the Golden West invitational at East Los Angeles College on June 20. To preserve his amateur status, the Salina Junior Chamber of Commerce funded his expenses and tickets. His best time is 4:18.8 set at the AAU meet in Kansas City, and he plans to enroll at the University of Kansas on a track scholarship.
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Golf Pairings for Tuesday June 16
Women's golf pairings listed for Tuesday June 16 include Goss with Hysom, Elder with Malouf, Bowers with Hudelson, Peters with Evans and Sheldon, Shade with Foulks, Read with South, Kramer with Johnson, and Fredeen with Speer. Reservations or cancellations can be made by calling CH 2-1145 or CH 2-4721.
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Shade
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Read
South
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Johnson
Fredeen
Speer
Russians Tour Canada on Eight-Game Visit
Russia's national hockey team will tour Canada for eight games this December. The tour runs from December 10 to December 26 with Canadian sites to be finalized later this summer.
Wichita Golf Edge in State Amateur Semifinals
In Wichita four contenders reach the semifinals of the state amateur golf tournament as Jamie Thompson meets Bob Vickers at 9 30 a m and Jim Vickers plays Jim Bullard of Arkansas City in 18 hole matches. The 36 hole final is set for Sunday at Wichita Country Club.
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Older Sailor Holds Lead In Transatlantic Race
Halifax report says Frances Chichester, 63, aboard Gypsy Moth III, appears to lead the single handed race from Plymouth to Newport. Gypsy Moth III was sighted about 630 miles off Halifax, with other yachts' positions unknown. 13 entrants began May 23.
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Faurot Flubs Missouri Rank in Golf Tourney
AP report from Kansas City notes former Missouri coach and AD Don Faurot posted a 5 over par 75 in round one and an 82 in round two at the Missouri seniors golf tour event. His caddy Friday was Robbie Allen, grandson of Phog Allen. Faurot praised the job despite the rough scores.
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Phog) Allen
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Split Will Win Crown
WIMBLEDON England AP The United States needed only a split with Britain in the Wightman Cup four match program to reclaim the trophy. Richey and Moffitt won singles as Caldwell faced Starkie and Jones beat Moffitt and Caldwell in doubles 6 3 4 6 6 0.
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Billie Jean Moffitt
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Miss Moffitt
Miss Catt
Mrs. Jones
Miss Caldwell
Colavito Named A's Captain in Debut KC Year
Rocky Colavito selected as team captain by the Kansas City Athletics at a Friday players meeting before the Indians game. He becomes the first Kansas City captain since Dick Howser in 1961, now Cleveland shortstop.
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Griffith Defends Welterweight Title In Las Vegas Fight
Emile Griffith of New York out pointed Luis Rodriguez of Miami to retain the world welterweight championship after a 15 round bout in Las Vegas Nevada.
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Baseball Scoreboard for the American League and National League
Baseball standings show Chicago leading the American League with a .646 pace and New York at .580. Friday results include New York over Chicago 6 3 and Boston over Baltimore 7 3 with several other outcomes. upcoming games list Los Angeles at Detroit and Kansas City at Cleveland.
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Major League Leaders Baseball Stats Dense List
National and American League leaders in batting runs and pitching are listed. Highlights include Oliva leading American League batting with 81 hits and 42 runs, Killebrew 17 home runs, Mays 46 runs, Williams 179 hits and 45 RBI, Farrell 9-1 for Houston, and Koufax 92 strikeouts for Los Angeles with Drysdale 90.
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Mays
San Francisco
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St. Louis
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Pittsburgh
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Philadelphia
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Harper
Cincinnati
Farrell
Houston
Marichal
Koufax
Drysdale
USC Hex Holds On Tigers In NCAA
In Omaha Missouri’s Wally Musgraves loses control as USC survives 3 2 victory to halt Missouri’s 23 game streak. Minnesota’s Dewey Markus leads the Gophers toward a clash with USC while Arizona State faces Maine. Rees injured. USC’s Walt Person dominates the mound in a tense three hour ten minute win.
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Gophers
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Ron Wojciak
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Larry Fisher
Lema's Legion Fills The Gap At Buick Open
In Grand Blanc Mich AP Tony Lema led the Buick Open with a 66 and a three stroke edge over Mason Rudolph after wind hindered scoring. Lema who won Thunderbird Open last week tied a string of nine birdies including six straight the longest this season. Rudolph and Finsterwald followed with high finishes while Gene Littler Campbell and Souchak failed to survive the 36 hole cut.
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Arnie
Gene Hunt
Flint
Gene Littler
Joe Campbell
Mike Souchak
Fillies Race For Big Pot
Face the Facts seeks revenge on Castle Forbes and Seeree in the Coaching Club American Oaks at Belmont Park. The one mile race offers a record purse of 123373, with 80194 to the winner, as 13 fillies contest the richest Oaks in New York racing history.
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Just Fancy That
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Yankees blank White Sox as Ford fans four
Whitey Ford allowed four hits over nine innings to post his fifth shutout and his eighth straight win since an opening loss. The Yankees beat the White Sox 3-0 in the second game after an earlier 6-1 win. Zoilo Versailles starred for Minnesota with a triple, a double and two singles, driving in a run in a 5-3 victory over Washington.
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Ford
Tony Kubek
Yankees
Hamilton
New York
Roger Maris
Joe Pepitone
Bobby Richardson
Pascual
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Zoilo Vensalles
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Don Blasingame
Dick Phillips
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Morehead
Felix Mantilla
Bob Tillman
Tony Conigliaro
Orioles
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Golfer Lunt Challenges British Amateur Title Streak
Ganton England AP Michael Lunt 27 year old textile executive and British Amateur champion faces Gordon Clark 29 in a 36 hole final seeking a second straight British Amateur win. Clark, who beat Dale Morey and Martin Christmas to reach the final, hopes to stop Lunt and extend the English record.
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Martin Christmas
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