Not a Worried Yogi Sets Off Yanks Forever
Yogi Berra appears unfazed as the Orioles and players like Causey Aparicio and Siebern square off against Kansas City. A misread box score shows a lively game with hits, errors, and a late rally, including a sacrifice fly, a double play, and a notable Causey homer. The Orioles roll to an 8-4 win over Kansas City with Colavito and Siebern contributing, and pitching by Meek and Monteagude.
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Tuesday and Wednesday Major League Baseball Schedule Update
Los Angeles at Pittsburgh postponed on Monday due to wet grounds. Tuesday features matchups St Louis at Chicago Sim mons vs Jackson, Houston at New York Johnson vs Stallard, Cincinnati at Milwaukee Nuxhall vs Spahn, San Francisco at Pittsburgh O Dt ell or Hend ley vs Veale, Los Angeles at Philadelphia Moeller vs Bennett, and Boston at Los Angeles Lamabe vs Chance. Night results include Boston 4 Los Angeles 3, Cleveland 3 Chicago 0, Minnesota 2 New York 1, Baltimore 8 Kansas City 4.
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Twins Drop Bombers Into 5th by Milton Richman
Yogi Berra remains confident as the Yankees fall from third to fifth after a 2-1 loss to the Minnesota Twins. Dick Stigman pitched a five hitter, Elston Howard homered, Ralph Terry took his fourth defeat in five decisions, and Don Mincher launched his eighth homer. Tony Oliva increased his batting lead to .386 as Minnesota cites hitting and timely runs. In other AL action Baltimore beat Kansas City 8-4. Boston edged Los Angeles 4-3. Cleveland won its fourth straight 3-0 after defeating Chicago. Wet grounds postponed the Pittsburgh-Los Angeles game in the National League.
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Dick Brown
Wayne Causey
Luis Aparicio
Dick Stuart
Yankees, Indians Square Off In Low Scoring Tilt
In a tight AL matchup, Cleveland Yanks 4 runs on 9 hits while Chicago? No, but the line shows Pizarro vs Kralick. Wag ner hits a homer for the Yanks. Monbouquette earns win for Boston over Los Angeles with Heffner and Latman closing. Stuart homers for the Dodgers?
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Major League Leaders snapshot from 1960 season
This compact recap lists top players by batting and pitching stats. It highlights leaders such as Mays and Williams in home runs and runs batted in, with pitching marks from Marichal and Ford across National and American Leagues.
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British Champ Lane To Duel In London Night Fight
British lightweight champion Dave Charnley vows to silence American challenger Kenny Lane tonight in a 10 round bout. He expects promoter Solomons to secure a September world title bid from Carlos Ortiz if he wins, while Lane has provoked with a taunting remark upon arrival as a replacement for injured Brian Curvis at the Wembley Pool event.
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Taylor and Pavella Qualify for PGA Championship
Beallsville Pa Eli Marovich of Nema and Joe Taylor of Berry Hills Country Club Charleston W Va plus Pavella of Nema qualified for the national PGA championship from a 36 hole colin layout. Marovich shot two under par 142. Taylor and Pavella posted 145s. Arnold Palmer Sam Snead and Ed Furgol earned automatic berths. Borkovich Graboski and Scally missed by one stroke with 146.
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Roberts Improves Griping After World 600 Burn Crash
Glenn Fireball Roberts, critically burned in the World 600 crash at Charlotte, has shown signs of improvement. The 33 year old Daytona Beach racer remains in serious condition with burns over 70 percent of his body, and a hospital spokesman says he is cooperative and able to gripe about discomfort.
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Jack Still Paces Golf's $$ Winners
Gary Player surged to fourth on the money list after winning $12,000 at the Festival Open in Indianapolis. Doug Sanders climbed to eighth with $23,226.25 as Jack Nicklaus led with $48,951.66 despite a crowded 18th place tie. Arnold Palmer stands $45,113.75 ahead of Billy Casper Jr. with $37,475.
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Nicklaus Sets Mark At 3-Under-Par
In Columbus Ohio PGA champion Jack Nicklaus shot 67 in an exhibition with Julius Boros at Columbus Country Club on National Golf Day. Boros totaled 71 before about 3000 fans in the 13th annual event. To beat Nicklaus a golfer must post at least 4-under-par with handicap on his home course.
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Paced favorite Yonkers pace set for national championship
PACER FAVORED YONKERS New Zealand bred pacer Digan Bay installed 2-5 favorite for the $50,000 national championship pace at Yonkers Raceway after drawing the No 5 post. Dodgers sign catcher Greg Goosen 18 to contract size able bonus reports to Santa Barbara farm in California League. NAC enters golf nationals 13 teams 90 individuals listed for NCAA Division II event at Springfield June 8-12.
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Public parks struggle with Keep Off The Grass signs
A pointed quip notes that public parks face ongoing trouble from pervasive Keep Off The Grass warnings. The remark highlights signage as a friction point in park use and maintenance.
Psychoanalytic view colors baseball rivalry debate
Announcer quips set the stage for a Detroit Tigers vs New York Yankees game with Fathers, Mothers, and prodigal sons. The piece cites Dr Thomas Petty and colleagues arguing sports echo primitive family dynamics and sex themes in a satirical examination.
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al Kaline
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Girls Softball League Meeting Set at New River Park
The Girls Softball League will meet at New River Park Shelter at 6 30 p m Wednesday. Team representatives wishing to enter the league should attend. The league hopes to begin play next week.
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Richey Reaches Second Round at Northern Championships
Nancy Richey of Dallas Texas advanced to the second round in the Northern Lawn Tennis championships in Manchester England by defeating Mrs De Campbell of England 6-0 6-2.
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Tennis Classes At New River Park Begin Next Week
Bob Short will hold daily tennis classes for all ages at New River Park from 10 a m to noon starting next Monday. Frank Rodriguez City Recreation Director urges interested boys and girls to register. Short is a Concord College physical education major and former Beckley College basketball player.
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Eastern League Idle Roundup From UPI
Wet weather left the six Eastern League teams idle Monday night with two games postponed Reading at Charleston and Elmira at York. Springfield and Williamsport were not scheduled.
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Mets Weather Rain Out Game In Williamsport
Not a single Mets player complained as their exhibition with Williamsport of the Eastern League was canceled due to rain. The delay came after the team survived a 23 inning marathon with the San Francisco Giants the previous day.
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