Farrell Chokes Off Mays With One Hit
Farrell limits Willie Mays to 1-for-4 in a 4-1 win as he improves to 4-1 for the Houston Colts. The 220-pound right-hander lowers his ERA to 2.14 while handling a tough Giants lineup and avoiding costly miscues by Giants base runners. Cincinnati edges Pittsburgh 7-6 with Pete Rose’s eighth inning homer. Julian Javier drives in all Cardinal runs in St Louis 3-2 win over Philadelphia.
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Army ditches Chinese Bandits nickname at West Point
West Point officials drop the Oriental tag used for Army football's defensive unit the Chinese Bandits citing undesirable international connotations. Coach Dietzel says the team was meant to be called Bandits with no political intent, noting similar nickname changes in sports history.
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Homer Sinks KC Fuels Cardinals In Phillies Stunner
Julian Javier delivered a seventh inning three run homer as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Philadelphia Phillies 3 to 2 in Philadelphia. Ray Sadecki pitched six strong and earned his first win of the season while Moe Drabowsky took the loss for the Phils. Albie Pearson sparked the Angels past the A’s 6 to 5 in Los Angeles with three hits and a two run homer.
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Yanks Homer On The Road
New York AP reports Charles Finley blamed Yankee Stadiums short right field for Yankees dominance. In eight home games AL champs hit two homers while 14 homers came in 12 road games, eight of them in Cleveland. Mantle helped with five more in Washington as the road surge continued.
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Denniston Wins Ottawa Grade School Pole Vault
Wayne Denniston of Lincoln won the heavyweight division pole vault at the Ottawa grade school meet on Monday with a vault of seven feet. Willy Elder of Garfield finished second, while Bobby Burns of Lincoln and Terry Shisler of Hawthorn tied for third.
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Baseball Scoreboard National League and American League standings
National League standings show San Francisco led by 2 games over Milwaukee with Philadelphia, St Louis, and Cincinnati in pursuit. Results paste include St Louis 3 Philadelphia 2 and Cincinnati 7 Pittsburgh 6. American League lists Chicago and New York atop with Cleveland and Minnesota close behind. several games noted with rain or doubleheaders.
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League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
League leaders list two leagues with top performers in batting runs and runs batted in. Notable names include Mays Clemente Oliva and Colavito, with teams like San Francisco Pittsburgh Minnesota Boston and Cleveland. Pitching leaders include Marichal Kline Bunker Stock Radatz and Kralick across San Francisco Washington Boston Chicago and Cleveland.
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Zimmer's Hit Saves Napping Baserunner
In Washington the Orioles lost 6-4 to the Senators as Don Zimmer and Don Blasingame spark a late rally. Miller walked the bases loaded before Bennie Daniels blooped in, Lock scored the go ahead run, and Hunt was forced home.
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Big Eight outdoor meet features seven defending champs
Stillwater Oklahoma AP seven defending champions will compete with four favored to repeat in a Big Eight outdoor meet lineup. Kansas State's Bill Floerke aims to win the javelin despite elbow injury. Victor Brooks of Nebraska is a strong triple jump favorite.
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Bowling Standings and High Scores Listing
Saturday night bowling results show top marks across lanes with high scores for players such as Milton 164, Jones 184, Cordle 187, Miller 184, Kampschroder 193, Nichols 169, McFadden 226, Tucker 218, Jones 197, Donmannish 233, Wenthe 220 and Breckenridge 24.6. The list includes team names like Slap Happy Four, Strugglers, Rollers, CW and RM, Lost Four, Mobile Homes Service, McCracken’s Electric, Hubbard Lumber, First National Bank, IOOF No2, and Helen and Bill’s.
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Confident OSU Pokes Host Big Eight Golf Meet
Oklahoma State golf coach Labron Harris Sr. predicts OSU may be better than last year when it won the NCAA title and six straight Big Eight crowns. He notes home-course advantage and lists top players George Hixon, Dave Eichelberger, Jim Hardy, Hugh Edgman, and Bob Duke. Harris expects OSU to win the Big Eight and be a top NCAA contender, with Colorado and Kansas State competing for third.
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Trainers Eye Dark Horse in Preakness Bid
Baltimore AP report says trainer Mesh Tenney, famed for unorthodox methods, eyes a surprise with The Scoundrel in the 88th Preakness. The Rex Ellsworth colt, after a Derby third, aims to upset Northern Dancer and Hill Rise as Roman Brother and Quadrangle join a five or six horse field.
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Former Giants Coach Owen Struggles With Illness in Oneida
Steve Owen, 66 year old former Giants head coach, was admitted to Oneida City Hospital in critical condition. Hospital officials said he is in an oxygen tent and the exact illness remains undisclosed. Owen retired in 1953 after a long career with the Giants and previously suffered a heart attack two years ago.
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