Spahn Dominates Dodgers In Two-Hit Victory
Warren Spahn allowed only two hits in a 4-1 win over Los Angeles, his 2901st career victory. He walked two and fanned nine, continuing a strong season after last Friday's no-hitter. In other NL action, San Francisco topped Chicago 8-4 to reclaim the league lead as St. Louis beat Pittsburgh 3-1. Cincinnati defeated Philadelphia 9-5 as the Reds extended their winning streak to four.
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Dodgers
San Francisco
Chicago Cubs
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Spahine
Gilliam
Med Roach
Charlie Smith
Spahn
John Roseboro
Stan Williams
Cardinals
Vinegar Bend
Mizell
Bob Gibson
Lindy McDaniel
Rocky Nelson
Leighth
Giants
Willie McCovey
Jack Curtis
Billy O'Dell
Mike McCormick
Don Zimmer
Reds
Phils
Johnny Buzhardt
Jim Maloney
Bill Henry
Clay Dalrymple
UNC Dismisses Doug Moe Over Bribe Reports
North Carolina dismissed basketball star Doug Moe from the university for not reporting bribe offers after he had been cleared by the student honor council. Chancellor Aycock cited Moe’s admission that he took $75 from gambler Aaron Wagman in a New York meeting last fall.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
Doug Moe
University of North Carolina
Moe
Tar Hells
William B. Aycock
Brooklyn
N.Y
David Trager
Chicago
National Basketball Association
NBA
Aycock
Aaron Wagman
New York
Wagman
Top Golfers Vie For Big Money At Las Vegas
In Las Vegas the ninth annual Tournament of Champions opens for a $40,000 purse at Desert Inn. Twenty six top pros, led by Arnold Palmer and Gary Player, chase the $10,000 winner’s share over 72 holes. Past champs Barber, Wall, Leonard, and Souchak return. Play begins at 1 p.m. PDT with sun and gusty winds forecast.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Nevada
Desert Inn Country Club
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Palmer
South Africa
Augusta
Gene Littler
San Diego
Jerry Barber
Art Wall Jr
Canada
Stan Leonard
Mike Souchak
Victory Puts Yanks In Tie For First
The Yankees beat the Twins 7-3 to pull level with Detroit in the AL lead as the Tigers lost 5-4 to Washington. Cleveland edged Chicago 4-3, the Angels beat Baltimore 7-6 on late homer drama, and Kansas City outlasted Boston 9-8 in 10 innings. Hector Lopez drove in the clincher, Roger Maris added a three-run shot, and Bob Turley won.
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New York “Yankees
Minnesota Twins
Detroit
Tigers
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Los Angeles Angels
Baltimore
Ted Kluszewski
Earl Averill
Kansas City
Boston
Hector Lopez
Roger Maris
Bob Turley
Bob Hale
Indians
Johnny Romano
White Sox
Frank Funk
Gerry Staley
Lumpe Delivers In Extra Innings For Athletics
Jerry Lumpe lifted Kansas City to a .298 season win with a bases loaded single in the tenth, as the Athletics outlasted the Boston Red Sox 9 8 after Boston rallied to tie the game. Don Larsen earned the win, while Mike Fornieles took the loss as Boston used six pitchers.
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Jerry Lumpe
Kansas City
Boston Red Sox
Athletics
Ray Herbert
Boston
Herbert
Dave Wickersham
Don Larsen
Mike Fornieles
Red Sox
Ottawa High Wins A Dual Golf Meet
Ottawa High defeated Paola by 237 to 256 in a nine hole dual golf meet at Ottawa Country Club. The event served as a warmup for the Northeast Kansas League meet at Lawrence Friday at 2 15 p m. Medalist Jeeper Deputy shot 41, followed by Gary Duffield 45, Don Meyers 48, Jim Trigg 50, and Tom Hodson 53.
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Paola
Ottawa Country Club
Cyclones
Lawrence
Lawrence Country Club
Jeeper
Ottawa
Gary Duffield
Don Meyers
Jim Trigg
Tom Hodson
Outfielder Traded By KC Athletics
Kansas City Athletics acquire Julius Grant a left handed pitcher from Cleveland in exchange for outfielder Chuck Essegian Grant 23 will report to the A s Pacific Coast League farm club in Honolulu Essegian who came from Baltimore has appeared in four games for the Athletics with a .333 average as a pinch hitter
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Kansas City
Kansas City Athletics
Julius Grant
Cleveland
Chuck Essegian
Grant
Honolulu
Essegian
Baltimore
Athletics
McDougald becomes scout for New York NL club
Gil McDougald, 32, leaves the Yankees to scout in New Jersey for a New York NL team. He will cover central and north New Jersey high schools and colleges, reuniting with former boss George Weiss. McDougald plans to balance scouting with his building maintenance business and notes his travel will stay within New Jersey.
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NEW York
Gil McDougald
New York Yankees
McDougald
George Weiss
New Jersey
Ford Frick
Yankees
Bowling Scores Booster and Knights Highlights
Scores list shows Colby-0 high 10 30 Peffly 193 536 Gilmore-4 high 10 A Baldwin 197 high 30 J Haughn 498 Princeton-3 high 10 McDaniel 213 high 30 Shepard 335 Litwin-1 high 10 30 Mudric 212 524 Quenemo- high 10 Morris 201 high 1o Smith 497 Knights of Columbus No 1-4 high 1030 Akers 223 615 Hank-? high 1030 W Roller 174 502 Knights of Columbus No 2-27 high 1030 Belfer 189 504 Durbin-2 high 10 30 Wasson 194 843 Anchor-2 high 10 30 Cheney 199 544
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Shepard
Litwin
Mudric
Quenemo
Morris
Smith
Knights of Columbus
Akers
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W. Roller
Belfer
Durbin
Wasson
Anchor
Cheney
Pomona Takes Track Crown in Franklin County Meet
Pomona swept the Franklin County track meet at Cook Field, scoring 70 points to outpace Appanoose 56 1/4, Lane 46 1/2, Williamsburg 43, Princeton 14 and Rantoul 9. Ed Altic and Jim Burgoon set records. Altic led Appanoose with three wins and a 220 relay leg.
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Franklin County
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Pirates
Appanoose
Lane
Wil
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Gilliland
Jim Burgoon
Wheeler
Larry Anderson
Williamsburg
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Thuro
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Hull
Cote
Softball Tryouts Announced in Forest Park
Glen Oakes announced girls' softball tryouts for those aged 14 and over at Forest Park on Tuesday. Tryouts start at 6 30 p.m. Joe Moody will assist coaching, and Best Truck Lines will sponsor the team.
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Glen Oakes
Oakes
Joe Moody
Best Truck Lines
Big Eight Race Nears Climax
Oklahoma State Cowboys face Colorado Buffaloes in a three game series at Boulder that could decide the Big Eight title. Colorado ace Jim Westervelt holds five wins with one loss including a no hit no run vs Kansas State. Missouri battles Iowa State in Ames, while Nebraska plays Kansas and Kansas State contests Oklahoma at Norman with nine games left.
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Boulder
Cowboys
Buffs
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Colorado
Kansas State
Missouri Tigers
Iowa State
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Nebraska
Kansas
Lawrence
Oklahoma
Norman
Carry Back Favored In Kentucky Derby
AP reports Carry Back as the leading Derby contender for the 87th running at Churchill Downs with 15 possible entrants. Ambropoise Flutterby Crozier Globe Master Four and Twenty Sherlock and Dr Miller among options. If 15 start, the 1 1/8 mile race offers $163000 purse with $120500 to winner before an estimated crowd around 100000.
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Associated Press
Louisville, Ky
Carry Back
Ambropoise
Flutterby
Crozier
Globemaster
Sherlock
Dr. Miller
Churchill Downs
Jack Price
Needles
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