Slocum Shines As Tigers Top Braves In Little League
Doug Slocum pitched and batted the Tigers to a 2-0 win over the Braves in the Pima Navajo Senior Little League. He allowed three hits no walks 10 strikeouts and added two doubles off losing pitcher John Evers.
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Tom Matteson
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Dave Rusnak
Scottsdale
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Emerick
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Philadelphia
Billy Williams
Phils
Ferguson Jenkins
Jim Bunning
Houston Astros
Aaron and Wysong Lead Buick Open Prelims At Warwick Hills
Tommy Aaron and Dudley Wysong fired three under par 69s to lead the Buick Open pro am at Warwick Hills in Grand Blanc Michigan. Rain and rough greens disrupted rounds, with contenders including Julius Boros and Sam Snead noting the course’s bumpy surfaces as 114 players prepare for the $20,000 winner’s purse and the main event.
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Tee Pee Pale Sun Softball Snaps Teepee and Tortilla
Tee Pea defeated Tortilla 7-5 in fast pitch action. Pera No. 2 won 7-0 by forfeit over Morris Sporting Goods. Wayne Hubbs earned the win while John Boyd started. In slow pitch, Losers Lounge routed Mills 20-7 led by Jim Borden three for four. Stu Austin was the winning pitcher with Dick Desatels taking the loss.
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John Boyd
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Mills
Jim Borden
Larry Johnson
Stu Austin
Dick Desatels
Leon Shirey Honored With WAC Scholar Athletes
Eddie Leon of the University of Arizona and Ray Shirey of Arizona State were selected by their schools to receive Western Athletic Conference scholar athlete awards. The honors go to junior or senior varsity athletes maintaining at least a B average.
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UPI
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Arizona State
Western Athletic Conference
Smith and Ashe retire from Wimbledon competition
Margaret Smith of Australia and Arthur Ashe will not enter Wimbledon due to retirement and a military assignment. The two time champion Smith retires from active competition while Ashe withdraws to fulfill a U.S. Army duty.
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England
UPI
Margaret Smith
Australia
Miss Smith
U.S
Arthur
Ashe
Baseball Standings and Night Games Report
Standings show Chicago 3 Philadelphia 1 and Pittsburgh 8 New York 0 while night games feature Atlanta over Los Angeles 13 to 5 and San Francisco 4 Cincinnati 3 Houston 17 St Louis 1. Schedule lists four night matchups and Friday games including Chicago at New York and Baltimore at Minnesota.
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California
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Orioles land USC pitcher Adamson in two day draft
The Baltimore Orioles selected USC pitcher John Michael Adamson with their first pick in phase two of baseballs two day draft. Adamson, 19, was praised by USC coach Rod Dereaux as the best unsigned arm in baseball and could receive a sizable bonus.
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UPI
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University of Southern California
Baltimore Orioles
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Phillies
USC
Rod Dereaux
Mike
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Chicago Cubs
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Arizona State
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Georgia Southern
Houston
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Cincinnati
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Frank Duffy
Washington
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Gary Ratliff
Atlanta Braves
North Carolina
Gary Hill
Yankees
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Charley le Jas
St. Louis Cardinals
Grambling
Jimmie Lee Jackson
Atlanta High School
Ron Bromberg
Concord College
Ron van Duesen
League leaders in national and american circuits
National League top pitchers include Holtzman of the Cubs Veale of the Pirates Lemaster of the Braves and Queen of the Reds with 6 1 loss marks Arrigo and Nolan also for the Reds at 4 1. American League leaders feature Horlen of the White Sox Sparma of the Tigers Lonng of the Red Sox MacGiethlin of the Angels and Phoe bus of the Orioles with strong early season figures 61.
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White Sox
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Red Sox
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McCluskey Enters Le Mans Auto Race for Ford
Roger McCluskey of Tucson will join 13 other Ford drivers in the 24 hour Le Mans road race class Friday and Saturday. Other Ford entries include A J Foyt Dan Gurney Mario Andretti and Lloyd Ruby.
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LE Mans
France
Nolan Faces Crushing Setback as McCovey Homer Sinks Reds
Teenage pitcher Nolan of Cincinnati struck out 15 in 7 2/3 innings and led 3-0 before Willie McCovey homered to tie the game. Reds lost 4-3 in San Francisco as McCovey’s blast haunted Nolan, who praised his poise after a gutted defeat.
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Houston
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Mets
Tommie Sisk
Jack Fisher
Rico Carty
Denis Menke
Clete Boyer
Braves
Don Sutton
Dodgers
Giants Sweep Beavers in Doubleheader in Portland
Phoenix Giants swept a doubleheader from the Portland Beavers 6-2 and 3-1 in Portland. Dave Dowling pitched a complete game for his sixth win in the nightcap, while John Haydel earned the first win of the season in the opener. Stan Williams took the loss in his first start. Dick Sparks seeks his sixth win in the upcoming night game against Portland starter John Fouse.
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Washington
Nell
Joe Pepitone
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Jim McGlothlin
Baltimore
Lindblad Gets 4th Win as KC Tops Tigers 4 2
Al Dark told Paul Lindblad he had thrown his 120th pitch and was done for the night. Jim Nash finished as Kansas City beat Detroit 4 2 while Lindblad hurried home to Chanute fearing a tornado.
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