Memorial Day NCAA district tourney opens in Gastonia NC
West Virginia University leads four top college baseball teams in District 3 action at Gastonia NC for a Memorial Day double elimination tourney with Wake Forest Auburn and Florida State. WVU aims for Omaha with a 29-1 regular season and national ranking behind Missouri and Western Michigan. The slate features top ACC and SEC rivals in a multi game schedule through Saturday.
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World 600 To Separate Men From The Boys
Postponed world 600 race at Charlotte due to rain, delaying the event to this Sunday. Holman Moody Ford stable leads four top drivers including Fred Lorenzen Nelson Stacy Jimmy Pardue and Fireball Roberts as crews prepare for altered tire wear and fuel strategies amid a rubber-free track. Baseball notes report Sandy Koufax shutout the Braves 7 0 boosting Dodgers, while Reds Giants Cardinals Phillies Cubs win others.
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Southpaw Bob Charles Leads Open Trials At Memphis
Left handed golfer Bob Charles shot 65 67 132 to lead U S Open trials in Memphis, first southpaw to top a major field. Dave Marr 65 69 134 and Tommy Aaron 68 68 136 tied for third as 436 players qualified across 55 centers for the sectional rounds.
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Corpora Relko Lead 18th English Derby Field
26 Thoroughbreds entered for the 18th Derby at Epsom Downs with Corpora owned by Robin Scully of Texas and Relko from Marcel Du pres leading the odds at 8-1 and 9-2 respectively. Deep Gulf Iron Peg Credo and Doudance are among four American owned entrants in the wide open race carrying 126 pounds in the classic with a purse of 115,948 and a winner’s net of 98,000. Larkspur last year’s winner is noted.
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Player Thinks Under-Par Will Keep Title
Gary Player, who matched Jack Nicklaus at the National Open, believes a 7-under par 277 would defend his PGA crown in July. He shot 68 to Nicklaus 68 at DAC Country Club, banking six birdies with two errant holes as both tee off into humid mid summer conditions and a blustery heat forecast.
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Lema climbs to second in money standings after Memphis Open win
Tony Lema overtook Gary Player to move into second place behind Jack Nicklaus in the money-winning rankings after winning the Memphis Open. Lema earned 9,000 dollars, boosting his career total to 44,296 while Nicklaus leads with 57,615.
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National League Boxscores and Standings Summary
National League standings show San Francisco leading at .622 with 28 wins, Chicago at .523, and Pittsburgh at .500. Tuesday results include Chicago 5 New York 2 and Philadelphia 5 Pittsburgh 1, while Los Angeles blanked Milwaukee 7 0 and St Louis beat Houston 8 7 in 10 innings. Wednesday pitchers include Marichal vs Purkey and Podres vs Hendley.
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National League leaders include Aaron Braves 14 Bailey Giants 10 Alou Giants 10 Cepeda Giants 9 Howard Dodgers 9. American League leaders include Wagner Angels 13 Allison Twins 11 Mantle Yanks 10 Pepitone Yanks Nicholson White Sox Gentle Orioles 9. RBIs feature Boyer Cardinals 35 Robinson Reds 35 White Cards 34 Cepeda Giants 34. Pitching leaders show O'Dell Giants 7 0 Stock Orioles 5 0 Pappas Orioles 4 0 Na varro Angels 4 0 Fischer Athletics 6 1 Bouton Yanks 6 1.
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Manning Leads Yankees Past Braves In High-Scoring Youth Game
Carlos Manning clouted four hits including two doubles and a triple as the Yankees routed the Braves 18 to 6 to move to 1-1 on the season while the Braves dipped to 0-2. Copeland, Terry, and Bailey worked the mound for the Braves, and Manning and Clark contributed for New York.
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Bryant, Griffith duel as Silver Brand halts Raleigh Motors
Harry Bryant allowed two runs on two hits through seven innings while striking out eight and walking three for Silver Brand. Griffith pitched seven frames with six hits, 13 strikeouts and five walks as Raleigh Motors-Silver Brand duel ended 4 0 0 2. Delp Leeber White and D Bailey cited with errors in a tense game. 2B Bryant and Scarbrough doubled.
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Hornets Sell Glover to Buckaroos in WHL Trade
Pittsburgh Hornets of the American Hockey League sold forward Howie Glover to the Portland Buckaroos of the Western Hockey League for an undisclosed sum. Glover was the Hornets' No. 2 scorer last season with 22 goals and 30 assists for 52 points in 71 games. Hornets GM Baz Bastien praised Glover as a capable man but said the team will lean toward youth this season.
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