White Sox Hold AL Lead With Two-Hit Herbert
Ray Herbert pitched a two-hitter to beat the Yankees as the Chicago White Sox stretched their AL lead to one game. The right-hander, now 4-0 this season with his fourth shutout, allowed only two singles and one baserunner to third. Pete Ward and Ron Hansen drove in both Sox runs.
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Vote On The Levy Kansas City at Minnesota night
Kansas City Pena 4 1 vs Pascual 3 3. Los Angeles McBride 2 2 against Pizaro 10. Cleveland Bell 2 1 vs Regan 1 3 night. New York Ford 3 2 vs McCormick 0 2. Washington Cheney 4 1 vs Delock 1 2. Saturday games Los Angeles Chicago Cleveland Detroit New York Baltimore Washington Boston.
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Big Daddy Lipscomb Dies at 31 in Baltimore
Eugene Lipscomb known as Big Daddy, 31, a tenacious NFL tackle for the Pittsburgh Steelers, died on arrival at a Baltimore hospital. A Detroit native and Marine veteran, Lipscomb rose from routine lineman to feared blocker with the Baltimore Colts, helping spearhead 1958 and 1959 championship drives before joining the Steelers. His last game was the playoff bowl in Miami last January against Detroit.
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Major League Boxscores and Leaders Detail
A compact boxscore note lists substitutions and achievements: a single in the sixth for Sherry, b ran for Skowron in the sixth, c walked for Olive in the seventh, d struck out for Calmus in the eighth, e ran for Musial in the eighth, f ran for Roseboro in the ninth, and g walked for Roebuck in the ninth.
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Sanders And Collins Tie In Colonial Golf Tourney
Doug Sanders and Bill Collins led Colonial National Invitation field after the first round at Colonial Country Club in Fort Worth. Sanders shot 67 after a 34-33 surge, while Collins carded 68 on a 35-33 effort, amid gusty winds.
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R B I and Pitching Leaders From Major Leagues
National League leading hitters include F Alou Giants 24 and Covington Phillies 28 with Boyer White and Robinson near 22. Aaron and Fairly pace 24s. American League leaders Allison Twins 21 Nicholson White Sox 19 and Osborne Senators 19. Pitching shows Simmons Cards 44 wins and Sanford Giants 51 innings with O’Dell 4-0 and Perranoski 5-1.
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WVU Nine Tie Victory Record
West Virginia University baseball stretched its overall to 24-1 by routing Fairmont State 19-5. Jeff O Neal belted a three run inside the park homer and Dale Ramsburg added a 380 foot shot as WVU moved toward a record run with six games left. Wendell Backus improved to 4-0, while Fairmont’s starter Jim Engleka took the loss.
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Robby Goes 5-For-5 In Red Win
Robby Robinson goes 5-for-5 with two homers a double and two singles as the Reds rout the Colts 13-3. Teammate Pinson adds three runs, Maloney earns his fourth win. Giants Cardinals Cubs Mets win in NL action.
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Preliminaries To Ohio Valley Title Runs Set Tonight
Huntington Speedway hosts preliminaries for the Ohio Valley Championships with time trials at 7 30 p m and six races starting at 8 30 p m Tonight drivers qualify for the May 17 title card offering a $1 000 purse The rule requires at least one prior start at the track to race next week Regular drivers expected on Friday and latecomers may still qualify under the season rule Deputy manager Charlie Cremeans emphasizes attendance and participation at the Friday preliminaries.
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Local Stock Car Races Draw Strong Crowd At Quarter Mile Track
Speedway hosts a quarter mile dirt track with a grandstand for about 2 000 fans. Preliminary cards are often as exciting as title races and a large turnout of competitors and spectators is expected.
Daytona Firecracker 400 entry lead by Johnny Allen
Johnny Allen, a 28 year old California native now in Atlanta, filed to compete in the Firecracker 400 at Daytona International Speedway on July 4. He will drive a Rafus Walters owned 1963 fastback Ford aiming for a share of over 62,000 in prize money. Practice starts July 29. time trials July 1. qualifying July 3 for a 50 car starting field.
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