Legion Mustangs Face Back-to-Back Weekend Games
The Redlands based Legion Mustangs begin first round play by hosting Chino at Community Field this evening at 7. The squad then travels Saturday to Montclair to face the Cavaliers, current co leaders, with a 1:30 matinee at Montclair High School. Other league standings show Riverside and Ontario also in contention as the district tightens.
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Redlands
Gion Mustangs
Chino
Anegee
Crew
Chino Nine
Mustangs
Montclair
Cavaliers
Ontario
Colton
Montclair High School
Upland
Riverside
Yates Leads Open Contender Pack in Cleveland Open
Wayne Yates, 25, amazed 143-player field by shooting 66 in round two to take a two-shot lead over Gardner Dickinson and three over Arnold Palmer at Aurora Country Club. Palmer recovered with a 68 after a double bogey early, while Yates closed strong with birdies on 15, 16 and 17.
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Cleveland
UPI
Wayne Yates
Arnold Palmer
Army
Yates
Gardner Dickinson
Palmer
Dickinson
Aurora Country Club
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Yaw
Im Gan Rawnord
Mike Schaeffer
Big Bear
Dave Stockton
Hank Wardlow
San Bernar
Dino
Stockton
Abe
Hank Ward
Don Howard
Bobyfront
Burton
Gary Patterson
Les Fanning
Andjies
Perrault
Aurora Country Club Course
Cubs Dominate Braves 15 to 6 in Pony League Action
Forsberg and Gregory Cubs crushing Gerrard's Braves 15 to 6 led by Gary Vance with three hits and Mike Moore two hits and three RBIs. Eight runs came in the seventh inning on five hits as 13 batters batted for the Cubs. Jeff Tidwell and Irving Wingate had notable Braves performances while Hokana earned the win.
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Mark Monroe
Kiwanis
Emerich & McDowell Mets
Forsberg & Gregory Cubs
Mattress Dodgers
Mets
Wallen
Roberts
Bob Akama
Dodgers
Board of Realtors
Maris
Homer
Busch Stadium
Dick Hughes
Maury Wills
Gene Alley
Bob Lee
Pirates
Reds
Dennis Ribant
Ted Abernathy
Mack Jones
Felipe Alou
Boston faces Los Angeles Wolves in USA action at Memorial Coliseum
The Los Angeles Wolves beat Griswold's Board of Realtors 9 to 4 as Gough Plumbing won 9 to 4. Jim Lengel, Cummings, and Jim Lauey sparked a two inning rally with three second inning hits. Boston seeks its first USA win as the Shamrock Rovers back Boston in an East versus West clash.
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Optimist Minors Board of Realtors
Gough Plumbing
Filkins
Pitts
Doug Palmer
Rosenthal
Apodaea
Gough
Shipp
Griswold’s
Jim Glaze
Joel Lengel
Cummings
Jim Lauey
Los Angeles
UPI
Boston
Memorial Coliseum
Los Angeles Wolves
United Soccer Association
Shamrock Rovers
Dublin
Wolves
Jack Kent Cooke
Wolverhamptons
Bas- Wanderers
England
Will Aties
USA
McCorkle
Tim Edern
Records fall in Bakersfield track meet with world marks
Jim Ryun, 20, and Paul Wilson, 19, set world record performances at the AAU Track and Field championships in Bakersfield. Ryun clocked 3:51.3 for the mile and Wilson cleared 17 feet 8 inches in the pole vault, surpassing Seagren's 17-7. The meet also featured Seagren, Evans, Smith, Matson and Hines as top performers shaping the U.S. team for upcoming events.
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Calif
UPI
Jim Ryun
Paul Wilson
Ryun
Wilson
University of Kansas
Bakersfield Memorial Stadium
University of Southern California
Bob Seagren
Bis Penne
Pemtaeneenaetssragyss
Ryan
New York Yankees
Berkeley
Hawaii
Los Angeles
Seagren
U.S
Minneapolis
Tokyo
Britain
Germany
Italy
Lee Evans
Randy Matson
Wade Bell
Tommi Smith
Delmon McNabb
Jim Hines
Charlie Greene
Ed Burke
Evans
Smith
McNabb
Redlands Swim Club tops Riverside in weekend meet
Redlands Swim Club defeated Riverside Aquatic Association with final events dominated by Redlands swimmers. Key performances by C Hunt B Chapman and P Vince led sweep through free, back and medley events as Redlands posted strong relay times. Next meets set for Monday vs San Bernardino B and Thursday vs San Bernardino A at Redlands High School pool starting 6 p.m.
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B. Chapman
Riverside Aquatic
C. Hunt Association
Cutter
Redlands
Riverside
Hunter
V. Sexton
B. Chap
P. Vince
M. Miles
Chance Shuts Out White Sox 1 0 for Twins Victory
United Press International reports Dean Chance tossed a shutout as Minnesota beat Chicago 1 0. Harmon Killebrew hit his 22nd homer, solo in the seventh, to provide the deciding run while Chance improved to 10 5. Other AL results include Horlen’s eight decisions, Yankees’ McLain, and Red Sox big hit attack vs Cleveland.
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United Press International
Twins
Minnesota
Dean Chance
Ward
Chance
Tommie Agee
New York
Francisco
Juan Marichal
Detroit
Boston
Anaheim
Calif
Cleveland
Washington
Baltimore
California
Chicago
Joel Horlen
White Sox
Harmon Killebrew
Horlen
Kansas City
al Downing
Denny
McLain
Yankees
Killebrew
Tigers
Steve Whitaker
Tom Tresh
Joe Foy
Tony Conigliaro
Red Sox
Indians
Carl Yastrzemski
Paul Casanova
Senators
Orioles
Maris Delivers Clutch Homer To Lift Cardinals In NL Roundup
Roger Maris, now with the St Louis Cardinals, homered in the eighth to break a 2-2 tie and help his team win their sixth straight, expanding the NL lead. He has five homers this season, four of which have been game winners, while batting .302. Other NL results saw Pittsburgh over Cincinnati 4-2, San Francisco 7-1 Los Angeles, Atlanta 12-4 New York, and Chicago 9-8 Houston.
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Maris
Cardinals
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Atlanta
New York
Chicago
Houston
W. L. Pet
Philadelphia
Marichal
Singer
L. Jackson
Gibson
Sisk
Nolan
Wilson
Cuellar
Hands
Jenkins
B. Shaw
Denehy
Lemaster
Bruce
Rojas preserves whitewash of K C Athletics
Cuban ace Minnie Rojas preserves the Angels 2-0 win over the Kansas City Athletics in a pitching duel with Jim Catfish Hunter. Rickey Clark earns his third straight victory as he and Clark combine for a two run effort. Jim Fregosi returns with three singles and drives in the deciding run. Bobby Knoop adds insurance in the ninth. The Angels move to sixth, a notch above Baltimore, with 13 of 16 wins.
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Kansas City
UPI
Minnie Rojas
California Angel
Rickey Clark
Angels
Kansas City Athletics
Rojas
Clark
Clyde Wright
K.C
Jim Nash
Wright
Seattle
Nash
Jim Fregosi
Jay Johnstone
Jim Catfish Hunter
California
Jack Aker
Bobby Knoop
Hickman Makes Pitching Debut For Dodgers In Loss
Jim Hickman debuted as a pitcher for the Dodgers in a 7-1 defeat to the Giants. Willie Mays homered in the ninth off Hickman, McCormick shone at bat and on the mound, Juan Marichal faced Bill Singer, and Bob Bailey played first base for the first time this season as Los Angeles experimented with new roles.
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LOS Angeles
UPI
Jim Hickman
Willie Mays
Walter Alston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Hickman
San Francisco Giants
Mays
Alston
Dodger Stadium
Giants
Juan Marichal
Dodgers
Bill Singer
Mike McCormick
Dodger
Don Sutton
Bob Bailey
Bailey
McCormick
lLefebvre
Jim Hart
Ollie Brown
Jim Davenport
Davenport
Sutton
Bob Miller
Californian wins girls golf title
Martha Wilkinson of California State College in Fullerton won the women’s national collegiate golf championship defeating Roberta Albers of the University of Florida 6 and 5 after a strong morning and afternoon showing in Seattle. Her father Herb Wilkinson joined the celebration on return home.
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Seattle
Wash
UPI
Martha Wilkinson
California State College
Fullerton
Herb
Miss Wilkinson
California
Roberta Albers
University of Florida
USC Star Skipper Scott Allan Tops Collegiate Sailing
Long Beach California USC sailor Scott Allan, fresh from graduation, is hailed as the top collegiate skipper. He led the Trojans to the North American Intercollegiate Yacht Racing title at Long Beach Yacht Club, guiding USC to 258 points and Class A with 126 points from four firsts, four seconds, and a third. Princeton finished second with 227.
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Long Beach
Calif
UPI
Scott Allan
University of Southern California
Allan
Trojans
Long Beach Yacht Club
Henry Sprague III
USC
Princeton
Trojan
Pro Tennis Finals Set At Newport Beach
Top seed Ken Rosewall of Australia faces Fred Stolle in one semifinal while Rod Laver meets Andres Gimeno in another at the Newport International Pro Tennis Tourney. Rosewall beat Earl Buchholz 6 2 6 2 in 35 minutes. Laver defeated Mike Davies 3 6 6 4 6 0 before 1,900 fans as the five day event moves to Sunday's finals.
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Newport Beach
UPI
Ken Rosewall
Australia
Fred Stolle
Rod Laver
Spain
Andres Gimeno
Rosewall
Earl Buchholz
St. Louis
Pro Laver
England
Mike Davies
Richey Faces Melville In London Final
Nancy Richey of San Angelo Texas advanced to the London lawn tennis final by defeating Annette Van Zyl 6 4 7 5 in a rain delayed match. Kerry Melville upset Judy Tegart 6 3 10 8 to reach the final.
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London
UPI
Nancy Richey
San Angelo
Tex
Kerry Melville
United States
Miss Richey
Annette van Zyl
South Africa
Miss Melville
Judy Tegart
Australia
Major League Standings and Friday Results Across Leagues
The American League table shows Chicago leading with 38 wins and 25 losses, followed by Detroit and Boston. Friday results include Boston 8 at Cleveland 4, New York 3 at Detroit 1, Washington 3 at Baltimore 2, Minnesota 1 at Chicago 0, and California 2 at Kansas City 0. Sunday and today’s pitching matchups feature Horgan, Waslewski, Peters, Boswell, Padres, Peterson, Clark, Nash, Pascual, and Dillman across eight games.
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Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Minnesota
Cleveland
California
Baltimore
Kansas City
New York
Washington
Calif
Horgan
Waslewski
Peters
Boswell
Padres
Peterson
Clark
Nash
Pascual
Dillman
Tight First Round in City Fast-Pitch Softball Race
With one week left in the first round three teams chase third as Randolphs Sporting Goods hosts Christian Reformed at 8 30 p m while Randolphs Plumbing meets Jim Glaze at 7 p m at the YMCA. Inland Farming and Jacinto and Son, both 5 0, collide Wednesday to decide the lead at 7 p m.
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Randolph’s Sporting Goods
Christian Reformed
YMCA
Randolph's Plumbing
Jim Glaze
Titans
Inland Farming
Jacinto & Son
Yucaipa
Yucaipa Park
Yee
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