Koufax Leads Dodgers Six to One over Giants
Sandy Koufax pitched a four hit gem to move the Dodgers into first in the National League with a 6 1 victory over the San Francisco Giants. He improved to 11 1 while boosting his ongoing win streak to eight games. Roseboro homered and Johnson Johnson scored as L A built a 6 0 margin by the sixth. Claude Houstonoon was slated to pitch for the Dodgers next, with Bob Bolin starting for the Giants.
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Three share lead in Buick Open journey
In Grand Blanc Michigan Phil Rodgers Jim Ferrier and Fred Marti shared the first round lead at the Buick Open scoring two under par 70 amid rain delays. Tony Lema struggled with a six over 78 while Sam Snead and several former Open champions posted even par or better as the field eyes the cut to 70 and ties.
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Charles Howard dies at 63 in Santa Monica
Charles Howard Jr. son of Seabiscuit owner, dies at 63 in St. John's Hospital Santa Monica after a heart ailment. He was a longtime millionaire turf man and retired auto dealer, hospitalized three weeks. Associates note years of illness.
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Italy poised to clinch semifinal in Davis Cup
Italy needs one win in the final two singles matches to secure the European zone Davis Cup semifinal against South Africa. United Press International reports the outcome hinges on today’s results as Italy seeks the clinch.
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Angels fall to Athletics 3 2 as Chance struggles at home
Kansas City beat the California Angels 3 2 with Phil Roof driving in two runs on a bloop single. Dean Chance dropped to 3 8 for the season after allowing unearned runs aided by an early error, while Bill Rigney sought timely hitting and pitching answers.
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Redlands Clinches NAIA Tennis Team Crown in KC
Redlands secured the team championship at the NAIA Tennis Championships in Kansas City before the semifinals, scoring 24 points to lead Corpus Christi. John Yeomans and other Redlands players reached the singles semifinals while upsets and match results shaped the final placements of Southeastern Oklahoma and California Western.
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Major league game standings and weekend schedule
Friday results include New York 5 Cincinnati 0 St Louis 5 Philadelphia 4 Atlanta 8 Pittsburgh 2 Houston 1 Chicago 0 Los Angeles 6 San Francisco 1. Saturdays matchups list pitchers and host teams. Sundays games include Cincinnati at New York St Louis at Philadelphia Los Angeles at San Francisco Chicago at Houston and more.
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Mustang Game Postponed For Legionists' Services
The Mustang game with the Ontario Golds, set for tomorrow, is postponed due to bac calaureate services involving many players. Manager Ray Green announced the rescheduled date as June 19 at 7 p.m. on Redlands Community field.
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Johnson names man to beat in stock race at Orange Show Speedway
Jerry Charger Johnson of Torrance is the man to beat as NASCAR Super stocks roll into Orange Show Speedway for an eight-event program starting at 8 30 p m. Johnson leads the points with two wins and a second in three races as four local drivers including Chuck Becker Jr Ray Johnstone Bob Summerville and John Wren chase him. The top five are all in 1955 Chevrolets signaling a shift from Ford domination. Time trials begin at 6 30 p m with ample free parking for fans.
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Bobby Cole Upsets Shade to Win British Amateur Golf
Bobby Cole of South Africa beat Ronnie Shade of Scotland three and two at Carnoustie Scotland to capture the British Amateur Championship. The teenager claimed the title in a dramatic final to finish ahead on the final hole.
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Redlands Swim Club Signup Set For Monday Evening
Interested swimmers of all ages can sign up Monday at 5 p.m. at the Plunge in Sylvan Park for the Redlands Swim Club. Coach Gary Troyer will train newcomers as placement in the proper group is determined. Club sponsored by City Recreation. rates are $4 for one, $7 for two, and $9 for three or more per month.
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Local Pro-Am journey opens at Redlands CC with 8 A.M. starts
Southern California pros lead the field at the 1966 Redlands Country Club pro am. Cecil Harris of Riverside won last year with a 66 after two rounds of 33 and a hole in one at the 10th. The field splits into two groups teeing off from 8 to 9 36 a.m. and 11 30 a.m. Pro prize fund is $1,000 with snacks served 12 00 to 2 00 and 4 00 to 6 00. Public may follow rounds.
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Top runners and jumpers meet in San Diego
United States track stars gather for the San Diego Invitational, a key warmup for the AAU nationals. World records are possible in the 5000 meters, pole vault, long jump, and 880. Ron Clark faces Billy Mills and Gaston Roelants in a bid to reset the world 5000m mark. Seagren and Hanse n vie to lower the pole vault record, while John Pennel and Paul Wilson push the 17 foot barrier. Ralph Boston may see a record long jump as Gayle Hopkins tests him, with Doyle Steel slated as a dark horse.
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Angels place Newman on disabled list
Angels right handed pitcher Fred Newman was placed on the 15 day disabled list for tendonitis and possible shoulder adhesions. Team physician Dr. Jules Rasinsky said he will receive anti inflammatory meds and start an exercise and therapy program as he recovers. Newman’s 1964 and 1965 records are noted, with a poor 1-3 start this season.
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Ryun sets 880 yard world record at national meet
Jim Ryun, 19, Kansas freshman, shattered Peter Snell’s 1962 880 yard world mark with 1 44.9 at Terre Haute. He then planned to run the mile and mile relay on the final day to aid the Jayhawk Track Club for the team title. Georgia Johnson led the women with three wins and set meet records including :11.8 in the 80 yard hurdles, plus wins in the 220 and long jump.
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Siebert pitches first no hitter of 66 season
Cleveland pitcher Sonny Siebert threw the first no hitter of the 1966 season, beating the Washington Senators 2-0. The right hander improved to 5-2 in seven decisions, striking out seven, and credited a grip adjustment for his late efficiency. He faced danger in the eighth but Math Alvis snatched a liner, preserving the gem for the Indians.
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Orange County Soccer Club Stalls Bayern Munich
In Santa Ana, about 2,532 fans watched a thrilling match end 3-3 between Bayern Munich of West Germany and Orange County Soccer Club. Zlatko Gajkovski put Munich ahead with a 35 foot strike in the final minute, only for Orange County captain Joe Grundtner to equalize 20 seconds later sealing the draw.
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Bob Shaw Traded to Mets in San Francisco Move
Bob Shaw joined the New York Mets after being sold by the Giants for about the waiver price of 20000 dollars. The 32 year old right hander carried a 43000 dollar contract and hoped for more pitching opportunities with the Mets as he headed to join the club. The trade is viewed as the front half of a deal that could bring Roy McMillan to San Francisco from New York.
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