Five teams race to American League pennant glory
In a tight AL pennant chase five teams surge behind a faltering Yankees, with Baltimore Cleveland Detroit Minnesota and Chicago atop the standings. Baltimore won 4 1 over Boston as Cleveland and Detroit also won. New York fell to Kansas City 6 2. In the NL St Louis beat Cincinnati 11 4 and other results highlighted a busy pennant picture.
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Three youths challenge vets in California open at Pebble Beach
In the California state amateur golf championships third round at Pebble Beach three young players faced 40 plus veterans. Guy Bill 22 of Oakland battled Verne Callison champion 1959 while Cesar Sanudo 21 from El Cajon faced Walt Gilliam Jr. 45 of Burlingame. Frank Hoover 40 of Bakersfield met Jim Johnson 21 of Pleasanton. Bill won on a 20th hole cliffhanger while Sanudo defeated Hank Lucense 4 2 to earn his shot at Gilliam.
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Riverside race postponed to July nine opener at Riverside
Riverside speedway will open a Friday night series on the paved half mile July 9 marking the Raceway's first appearance in four years. The original opener tonight was moved due to incomplete lighting. Drag racing is set for the quarter mile strip Sunday.
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Bohrnstedt exits tourney with cut foot at So Cal junior
Redlands player Ron Bohrnstedt fought through a badly cut foot but retired after losing the first set 6 1 to unseeded Stephen Fiske in the 63rd Southern California Junior Tennis Championships at the Los Angeles Tennis Club. The cut will sideline him about two weeks. Doug Verdieck advanced with 6 1 6 1 over Grimes in the fourth round. In 16 and under, Randy Verdieck fell, while Dick Bohrnstedt won 6 1 6 8 6 3 over Hoffman in the fourth round. Finals set for Sunday.
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Redlands Ambu lance Pirates top Cubs in 5 4 win
Scott Farmer went 3 for 3 with 2 RBIs and Dave Lockett delivered a two run double as Redlands Ambulance Pirates beat Brookside Dairy Cubs 5 to 4. Charles Slaughter pitched four innings scoreless before a two run single from Jim Coyazo made it close. Slaughter earned his second win in as many starts.
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Cowens and Barnes Win First Twilight Golf Event
Mr and Mrs Dee Cowen and Mr and Mrs Frank Barnes topped Redlands Country Club with a 59 net. Forty players competed as Mr and Mrs Howard Seivers and Mr and Mrs Marshall Holbart took second with 61 and Mr and Mrs James Lauer and Mr and Mrs Jack Dunbar placed third with 64. Prizes went to the teams of Marty Scott and William Nance for lowest and highest hole scores. Karp Stockton and Ed Hales organized the event. future weeks will see winners arrange the next tournament. A clubhouse buffet concluded play.
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Major League Baseball Standings and Schedule Update
Standings show Minnesota leading the American League with 39 wins and Chicago close behind at 38. Cleveland and Detroit share 38 and Kansas City sits at 19 wins. In the National League Los Angeles leads at 43 wins, Cincinnati 39, Milwaukee 35, and San Francisco 37. Tonight’s and Saturday’s games include Detroit at Minnesota and New York at Boston among others.
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Rossmont Hill Race Set to Attract Record Field Tonight
The Fourth Annual Rossmont Hill Handicap cross country meet in Redlands expected to draw a record field with four races starting at 7 p.m. G. V. Smith notes entries began at 17 in 1962 and last year reached 77. Runners check in by 6 p.m. at Rossmont and Garden near Redlands Country Club.
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Freeman Leads Jaycee Golf Tourney At Green Tree
Dick Freeman of Redlands shot a one over par 73 to grab the first round lead in the State Junior Chamber of Commerce Junior Golf Tournament at Green Tree Golf Club Victorville. The field of 56 under 18 will finish 18 holes today. Freeman sat three under after seven holes before bogeys at eight and nine.
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Stargell Emerges WithRecord Pace for Pirates
Willie Stargell, 24, from Earlsboro Oklahoma, posts a .637 slugging percentage second only to Willie Mays and leads NL RBIs with 54. He powered Pittsburgh with a 13-3 win over the Dodgers, hitting three homers and a double, including two off Don Drysdale and one off John Purdin.
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Top AAU meet stars eye San Diego State clash
UPI reports in San Diego California that Olympic champions and record holders headline the AAU championships at San Diego State. Peter Snell Bob Schul Billy Mills Rex Cawley Blaine Lindgren Hal Connolly headline a field including Adolph Plummer Forrest Beatty Joe Odlozil Neville Scott and others with races in the three mile six mile and mile. Schul Mills Snell and Larrabee figure as major contenders across distance events.
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First bowling session starts for youths
The summer program opens this Saturday at Empire Bowl at 10 a.m. for bantams ages 7 10 12 and juniors 13 18 with free instruction from director Bill Nottingham and staff. Lightweight balls will be provided for the youngest group and a league plan will be developed for each age group.
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