Orioles Bowens Sparks 71 Victory Over White Sox
Sam Bowens collected four hits and drove in four runs as Baltimore topped Chicago 71. Bowens added a two run single and a two run double while stealing a base and boosting the Orioles into a second place tie with Detroit. The Tigers lost 8-4 to Cleveland after a wild ninth.
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Mudcat) Grant
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Yastrzemski Sparks Red Sox With Strong Start
Boston star Carl Yastrzemski, captain and key catalyst, has the Red Sox rolling with hustling play and clutch hitting. He drove in two runs in a 7-2 win over Minnesota as Boston improves to seven victories in eight games. He leads the team with a .329 average, 48 hits, and 13 doubles while urging teammates to stay hungry and competitive.
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Pott shoots 64 leads Oklahoma City Open at Quail Creek
Gulf Hills pro Pott carded an eight under 64 to grab a four stroke lead. Amateur Craig Metz shot 68 alongside Bruce Devlin and Tom Weiskopf at 68 while others reached 69 as 41 golfers tied or beat par on the 7173 yard Quail Creek layout.
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Giants Marichal Shuts Out Phillies in 14 for 1-0 win
Juan Marichal of the Giants threw his second straight shutout and fourth of the season, beating Philadelphia 1-0 in 14 innings. He has allowed only one run in his last 42 innings and owns a 0.59 ERA. Sam Bowens drove in four for the Orioles with three singles and a double as Baltimore beat Chicago 7-1.
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Houston Awaits WBA Champ
Ernie Terrell, WBA heavyweight champion, will arrive in Houston June 8 to begin intense training for his title bout with Doug Jones on June 28. He had earlier said he would be in House 1 on June 1, while the WBA does not recognize Cassius Clay as champion.
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Griffin Wins Decathlon at Cook Field for Ottawa
Dan Griffin of Ottawa University won the decathlon at Cook Field with 6076 points, edging fellow OU senior Dick Booth who had 5997. Doug Underwood finished third with 5723 as Griffin gained late in the event with second and third places and a share of first in both the broad jump and pole vault. Booth won four events but Griffin’s pole vault win and a strong 1500 meter final gave him the title.
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Stablemate Is Hot On Clay's Trail
James Ellis works as Cassius Clay's sparring partner with aims to become heavyweight champion of the world. He returned to Louisville from London after aiding Clay's title defense preparations. Ellis, 19-5 as a pro, recently beat Henry Cooper on the Clay Cooper card and has campaigned at 188 pounds as a heavyweight after starting as a middleweight.
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Raiders enticed Rams star amid AFL NFL war
Oakland Raiders and Los Angeles Rams fought over quarterback Roman Gabriel as both leagues claimed him for 1967. Gabriel signed with the Rams through 1967 with an option for 1968, then Oakland announced a three year deal starting 1967 with a one year option. The conflict spotlights a league raid in retaliation for player moves and could lead to court action.
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Bowling Highlights From Ottawa Bowls Weekly Leaders
Top bowlers for the week ending May 20 include Clarice Dengel with a 201 game and Sue Wolgast a 550 series. Elk's Ladies and Grogan's Service posted season and league highs, while Royal T Lanes led with an 817 game and 2374 series. Multiple players achieved high games, high series, and splits conversions across various leagues, with several records noted and two more bowling nights upcoming.
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Major League Batting Slumps Highlight Eddie Mathews
Eddie Mathews struggles continue after moving from Milwaukee to Atlanta, batting .184 over 37 games with two homers and 10 RBIs. Other notes include Bob Barton's sacrifice fly delivering a 14th inning win for San Francisco over Philadelphia, the Giants in the year’s three longest games, Joe Adcock fueling the California Angels with a .327 average, and Manny Mota nearing last year’s home run total as Pittsburgh defeats Houston 3-2.
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Rich Weekend For 3 Year Olds headlines strong racing slate
93 year old Moccasin stars Acorn at Aqueduct on Saturday with top fillies and a full card including Hollywood Express Handicap and Cherry Hill at Garden State Park. Monday features Metropolitan Mile at Aqueduct and Jersey Derby at Garden State Park plus Will Rogers Round Table Cap and Polly Drummond Turf events at other tracks.
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League Leaders By The Associated Press Baseball Leaders
American League leaders feature Oliva and B Robinson top batting averages with .359 and .340 while runs and RBIs crown B Robinson and Yastrzemski. Pitching leaders include O Donoghue and Watt among 4 decision figures with McDowell and Gibson high in strikeouts.
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Meek Named Army Aid As Offensive Backfield Coach
WEST POINT New York AP Former Kansas State football coach Bill Meek was named an assistant at Army He will be offensive backfield coach Meek formerly led SMU and most recently coached for the Dallas Cowboys in the NFL
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Mantle Says Arm Feeling Stronger After Slugging Two Home Runs
Mickey Mantle, New York Yankees slugger, described his shoulder as getting stronger daily after hitting two homers Wednesday. He noted the arm was not as strong as before but has felt good the past two weeks and should be fine in a few more weeks.
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Boxing Results From Minneapolis Card
Ron Marsh of Minneapolis stopped Ed Hurley in three rounds. Wilson Harris of Chicago knocked out Al Franklin of Oklahoma City in five rounds.
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