Orioles sweep Angels as Bunker shows rookie brilliance
In a doubleheader, Milt Pappas and Wally Bunker powered the Orioles to a sweep over the Los Angeles Angels. Bunker tossed a complete game in the opener while Pappas earned his 83rd Orioles win with a shutout in game two. The day also featured notable performances from Camilo Pascual, Diego Segui, and other AL aces. The Orioles benefited from six unearned runs in the fourth inning and Brandt's three-run homer to seal the nightcap.
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Dick Coach
Associated Press
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Wally Bunker
Orioles
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Angels
Nune
Bunker
Kiddie Korps
Untouchables
Washington
Chicago
John Buzhardt
Minnesota
Camilo Pascual
Boston
Bill Monbouquette
Kansas City
Diego Segui
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
Luis Aparicio
John Orsino
Bob Johnson
White Sox
Missouri Tigers edge KU crowd in tight meet
In Stillwater Missouri, the favored Tigers relied on middle distance ace Robin to push past Kansas as the crowd packed the arena. The outcome hinges on Robin’s performance and the Tigers’ depth in the standings.
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Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press
Stillwater
Okla
Missouri
Bowling Bits Highlights Weekly Scores And Track News
Top bowlers Ellen Hickman and Susan Wolgast led weekly bowling with 215 and 595 series as Kansas State Bank and Moore's Chevrolet led team highs. Track notes center on Missouri and Kansas title chase at the 36th Big Eight Championships, with Nebraska and Oklahoma in contention and a list of standout performances and qualifiers across events.
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Naomi Fritts
Ellen Hickman
Susan Wolgast
Kansas State Bank
Moore’s
Chevrolet & Olds
Ottawa
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Rosémary Strole
Arnold’s Jewelry
KOFC
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Wolgast
Royal T
Moore
Chevrolet
Grogan
Standard Service
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Anthony Watson
Colorado
Jim Miller
Preston Holsfinger
Oklahoma State
Floyd Manning
Jim Ferrell
Bill Younger
Missouri
Manning
Watson
Bill Chambers
Victory Brooks
Brooks
Kansas State
Iowa State
Wichita East sets national medley record in state meet prelims
Wichita East Blue Aces surged toward the Class AA title as Jim Ryan anchored a 3:25 medley relay, breaking the previous 3:27.4 record. Frank Jones and Drue Jennings also posted top marks, with East earning 15 points from Friday’s events.
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Kan
Wichita East
Jim Ryan
East
Blue Aces
la Habra
Calif
Chris Forsberg
Hoisington
Kinsley
Drue Jennings
Benny Gates
Pratt
Mount Hope
Oklahoma City Open Resumes After Weather Delays
The $40,000 Oklahoma City Open at Quail Creek Country Club restarts after two rounds of storms. Play began at 7:30 a.m. with threesomes from two tees, then delayed by a thundershower, and officials expect 36 holes to finish Monday if no further delays occur.
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Oklahoma City
Quail Creek Country Club
Professional Golfers’ Association
County Grade School Meet results summary
County Grade School Meet lists event winners across girls and boys divisions. Notable performances include L Arnold and L Detwiler in sprints, L Oest and L Robbins posting top times, and relay wins by Williamsburg and Richmond squads. High marks reached in broad jump and shot put across multiple age groups.
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Spalding
J. Smith
L. Detwiler
Darlene Page
Chambers
J. Adele
J. Ferris
Lyons
Bowman
Brown
Howard
L. Oest
Bethel
Peters
Richmond
Princeton
Williamsburg
Hawkins
Appanoose
League Leaders By The Associated Press
American League leaders include Olive of Minnesota leading batting at .425 with Oliva 26 runs and 51 hits, Wagner driving in 27, Colavito and Rollins 23 RBIs, and Colavito 10 homers. National League lists Mays leading batting with .431, 44 hits, 27 runs. Clemente 42 hits and 21 runs. Mays 34 RBIs. Marichal and Gibson perfect in pitching.
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Minnesota
Bressoud
Boston
Oliva
Rollins
Allison
Wagner
Cleveland
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Kansas City
Mathews
Robinson
Baltimore
Versalles
Hinton
Washington
Hall
Mays
San Francisco
Williams
Chicago
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Howard
Los Angeles
Stargell
Grudge Fight Draw Mets Top Giants 4-2
Mets win their third straight as Stallard battles Snider in a 4-2 victory over the Giants. Snider hits a first-pitch single for San Francisco, while Joe Christopher and Jim Hickman power the Mets with a two-run homer and decisive eighth-inning scoring. Dodgers blank Pirates as Ortega shuts out foe and Davis drives in three. Cincinnati shocks Chicago as Robinson and Williams homer in a six-run third.
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Julian Javier
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Charley James
Lee Maye
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Larry Jackson
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Billy Williams
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