Roberts Dominates Yankees For 254th Win In Orioles Rout
Robin Roberts pitched seven strong innings to lift the Baltimore Orioles to a 25 3 victory over the New York Yankees. He extended his lifetime dominance over New York and moved to 254 career wins, surpassing several legendary pitchers on the all time list. Powell connected on his 15th homer of the season as part of an eight hit attack.
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Giants and Cubs clash as late rally sets up Schaffer hit
In a high scoring game the Giants scored five in the eighth while the Cubs erupted for six in the same inning. Orlando Cepeda hit his 20th homer as the Mets edged closer, and Hank Aaron powered the Braves to an 8-0 opener win before a late Mets rally fell short.
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Vanderheide Wins NAA National Archery Title Record
Nancy Vanderheide of Cincinnati defended the women’s title at the 79th National Archery Association championship, scoring 3,738 points over four days to set a new double American round record of 1,492. David Keagey Jr. of Drayton Plains, Michigan won the men’s final with 3,386 points.
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Rule shoots 61 to lead St Paul Open in record round
Jack Rule Jr a Cedar Rapids Iowa sophomore on the PGA tour fired a 12 under par 61 in the second round to take a four stroke lead at the St Paul Open. His 36 hole total 128 ties the all-time 18 hole mark and stands as the year’s lowest 36 hole total. Jim Ferree dropped from first to a 138 total while Jerry Pittmann moved into second at 182. Don Fairfield and Fred Hawkins trailed at 134 and 135 respectively.
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Stable Meets Stan Hayward in Madison Square Garden Fight
Stocky Jose Stable of Cuba targets a fifth straight win in a 10 round welterweight bout at Madison Square Garden against Stanley Hayward of Philadelphia in a nationally televised card. Stable is ranked No. 2 by the WBA and favored to win at 7 to 2.
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Edna Country Club junior golf results dominate Edna meet
Cynthia Larochelle won the girls 12 and 13 division at the U S G A Junior Amateur Edna Country Club event. Virginia’s upstart Billy Herbert led the boys with a strong showing, while other age groups and playoffs filled the 63 player field. The event also noted a forthcoming WIBC bowling championship in Minneapolis on April 9.
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Junior Golf Qualifying Scores Highlight Houston Round
Friday's pre tournament qualifying in Houston lists several notable scores including John Buffin 70, Mason Adkins 70, Kurt Cox 70 and Sandy Adeiman 70. Names like Herbie Lyman and Lennie Walthall appear among top finishers with scores in the low 70s.
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Long OCR List of Names and Scores From Unknown Sports Page
Readable fragment lists numerous individuals with ages or scores, including Johnny Evans 69 and Mike Gauntt 90, plus many others like Bill Haider 90, Richard Rodriguez 90, and Jamie Smith 95. Mentions Luling and Carroll Osan 82, plus several undetailed figures and garbled entries.
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Solomon Leads Pro Bowling Qualifiers at Merican Mississippi
J B Solomon of Dallas led the Pro Bowling Tournament qualifiers in Merican Mississippi after six games with a 4 053 total. He averaged 225 and posted games including 235 246 211 252 293. Numerous bowlers followed with scores ranging from 101 to 146 in the six games.
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Lymans 68 leads San Antonio junior golf qualifiers
Herbie Lyman 17 won with 68 at Brackenridge Park to lead a field of 211 San Antonio and Luling youths in Texas Junior Golf Tour qualifiers. Bruce Miller and three others shot 73 to follow, with match play set to begin Tuesday on Brackenridge and Riverside courses.
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Jessen Holds Narrow Lead in Milwaukee Open
Ruth Jessen posted a 73 to reach 141 at the halfway point of the 72-hole Milwaukee Jaycee Womens Open. Marilyn Smith fired a 71 for 143 while Kathy Whitworth and Smith remained two strokes back at 143 with 2143? numbers.
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Old Rivals Vie For Canyon Creek Title
Defending champion Herbie Lyman faces rival Sandy Adelman in a 1:15 p m Saturday title match for Canyon Creek Junior match play golf. Lyman won last year 3 and 2 in the final, with other flight finals and consolation results decided Friday.
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Saturday TV Sport Schedule Highlights Local Broadcasts
Baseball features Orioles and Yankees at 11 45 with Yankees on Channel 5 and Pirates at 12 30 on Channel 4. Bowling shows taped matches at 11 30 on Channel 4. Wide World of Sports presents Cheyenne Frontier Days rodeo at 4. Lone Star Sportsman at 5 20 on Channel 4. Boxing notes Joe Stable versus Stanley Hayward welters in New York at 9 on Channel 12.
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Metropolitan Golf Association leads at Willow Springs
Albert Sisneros tops the championship flight with an 80 at Willow Springs. Bill Cuesta 81 and Roy Montez 83 follow. A flight leader Jesse Garza at 92, second Joe Flores 94, tied third 95. B flight leaders Simon Trevino 94 Bill Rutter 97 Mario Garza 99. Event resumes 1:30 a.m. Saturday and concludes Sunday. other notes from nearby tournaments and contests.
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Nicklaus Sets Pace In 30-Lap Monthly Auto Race
In Manchester Massachusetts Burly Jack Nicklaus shoots a 67 to tie the course record as Gary Player trails. The feature race begins after 6:30 with gates opening, exhibition actions fill the night, and the six-event program winds with races at 8.
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Never Bend Back in Form at Saratoga After Injury
Never Bend, the 1962 juvenile champion, returned to win a $7,500 allowance at Saratoga amid a muddy track in 2:47-35 for a mile. Raise A Native ruptured a tendon sheath in workouts for Monmouth’s Sapling Stakes, likely ending his year. Big Pete surfaced as favorite in the Sapling with Raise A Native sidelined. other key races listed include Arlington Classic, Whitney Stakes, and San Diego Handicap.
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Texas-OU Game Sold Out for 38th Straight Year
Texas officials announced the annual Red River Classic between Texas and Oklahoma will draw 75,504 fans at Dallas Cotton Bowl for October 12. Athletic business manager Ed Jolles and ticket manager Al Lambstedt said tickets remain available for nine Longhorn sports.
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