Angels Nip Red Sox Set Lights on Series
The Angels victory highlights roster moves and pitching plans as Lopez holds a steady rhythm with rotation rivals Brunet Chance Wright Sanford and Newnan. Reichardt’s clutch 10th inning slide delivers the win, ending Boston’s five-game streak.
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Dodgers Lift Koufax with Johnson Home Run
Dodgers game notes describe Johnson delivering a seventh inning homer off lefty Barbieri after walks to Park er and Fairly. The piece details Johnson’s timing, a bus humor, and surrounding players’ struggles, including Roseboro, Kannady, and Keaton, while Alston comments on strategic shifts and slide emphasis.
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Angels Rally Tops Red Sox In Ten Inning Thriller
Minnie Rojas lowered ERA to 1.18 as the Angels beat Boston 3-2 in 10 innings. Ed Kirkpatrick drove in the tying run in the eighth and scored on Bobby Rodgers’ sacrifice fly, then the Angels plated the winning run in the 10th after loading the bases. Rigney praised the comeback as a great win.
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Fleckman Favored as Trans-Miss Quarterfinals Begin
Marty Fleckman, UH senior, rode an 11 under par run to two wins on Thursday and enters quarterfinals as the Trans-Mississippi golf tournament favorite. He beat Michael Morley 4 and 3 and eliminated Ralph Scholici 2 up in 18-hole matches. Quarterfinals will be 36 holes.
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Two Records Fall in All-Comers Meet at East LA College
At an all-comers track meet at East LA College two records tumbled. Ron Laird set a 5,000 meters walk standard, while Paul Peterson of Plus & High in Downey surpassed Jim Ryun's national sophomore mile mark with a fast 1:44.8. Ryun's former mile record stood at 4:52.3 in 1963.
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Harry Henkel
Paul Peterson
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Jim Ryun
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Dokka Upset ln Publin in Publin semifinals
Milwaukee report shows Arne Dokka, defending champion, defeating George Demling 4 up on the Brown Deer course to reach the National Public Links semifinals. Demling quit his Louisville job to compete, carding a 35 on the front nine while Dokka shot 38. Demling said quitting proved worthwhile as he faced a strong opponent.
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