Three Homers Lift Giants as Mays Ends Slump
Willie Mays, after a slow stretch at .250, hit three home runs in San Francisco's 6-4 win over the St. Louis Cardinals. The performance snapped a five game Cardinal streak and boosted Mays' averages, with the Giants, Dodgers, and others closing standings in a busy day of baseball news including long games and pivotal scores.
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Finsterwald Boros Tie Lead as Playoff Looms
Indianapolis June 3 AP Sponsors raised 55000 in guarantees for the Speedway Festival Golf Tournament but voiced frustration that stars like Arnold Palmer Gary Player Jack Nicklaus and Gene Littler were not present to challenge Don Finsterwald and Julius Boros who led with 11 under par 200 entering today’s final round Jim Ferrier set a tourney and course record with 61 and Tommy Aaron was one stroke back at 201 Tour chairman John David warned that the PGA risks over sponsorship and stressed the need for a balance so top players can earn a living without an all star field.
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Standings and schedule update for baseball games
NY 2 4, PIT 1 3. both games 10 innings. Philadelphia 5 2, Chicago 2 3. Houston 3, Milwaukee 1 in 17 innings. San Francisco 6, St. Louis 4. Cincinnati 5, Los Angeles 2. Today's games: Los Angeles at Houston. Only game scheduled.
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Baseball scores and schedules from a busy day
The card lists results and upcoming games: Cleveland 5 7 New York 0 2 Detroit 7 Minnesota 6 Boston 11 0, Chicago 9 10 Washington 6 Kansas City 4 in 10 innings. Los Angeles 8 Baltimore 2. Chicago at Los Angeles and Minnesota at Kansas City are the scheduled games.
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NCAA Finals Pairings Set in 1963 World Series
Omaha June 3 AP Penn State meets Arizona in the first game as eight top college clubs open the 1963 NCAA World Series June 10. Missouri faces Saint Louis University in a best of three for the final berth. Other opening round pairings: Florida State vs Western Michigan, Texas vs Southern California, and Holy Cross vs Missouri or St Louis.
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Davis Cup advances in European Zone tennis
Soviet Russia Spain Great Britain and Yugoslavia have advanced through another round of European Zone eliminations. France is expected to join the group today.
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Little Guys Narrow AL Race With Surprising Wins
AL underdogs delivered Sunday as Albie Pearson led the Angels to an 8-2 win over Baltimore. Jack Kralick and Sam McDowell pitched the Indians to 5-0 and 7-2 victories over the Yankees. Chuck Hinton sparked Washington past Kansas City 6-4, and Rocky Colavito helped Detroit beat Minnesota 7-4. Chicago White Sox routed Boston 10-0 behind Juan Pizarro, who also contributed a two-run double and a single. Yastrzemski homered in the opener as Boston won 11-9. Dick Stuart fueled Boston’s 14-hit night. The standings: New York leads Baltimore by five percentage points. Chicago three games back. Kansas City three out.
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Musial Out With Ruptured Blood Vessel
Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals suffered a ruptured blood vessel in the back of the right knee. The knee is swollen and inflamed, keeping him from tonight’s exhibition against the Detroit Tigers. He may play in Philadelphia Wednesday if the knee improves. he felt a pop after a Saturday game with the Giants.
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Zeigler tops leader in coal best game 4 1
Zeigler opened Coal Belt Baseball League play Sunday with a 4 1 victory over Pinckneyville. John Prudent earned the win on the mound. John Mondino delivered a bases loaded single in the three run second inning and also scored in the fifth on a hit and error.
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Kristoff loses heavyweight spot for world matches
Larry Kristoff of Southern Illinois University, the top collegiate heavyweight, fails to secure a place on the U S team for world wrestling matches. Murrell Solowin of Toledo defeats him after six overtime rounds at West Point to earn the berth, ending Kristoff's bid to compete in Europe this month.
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Jackson Invitational Field May Miss Target At Club
Pro Jim Kirk notes the sixth annual Jackson Invitational at Jackson County Club could field about 100 golfers, short of the 120 allowed, with the event typically held the first weekend in June.
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Johnston City Seniors Enroll At Cape Girardeau State Teachers
Johnston City senior athletes Terry Linton and Steve Howell will enroll at Cape Girardeau State Teachers College to continue their education and athletics careers.
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Bardo to join Hawks summer tryout camp opening June 17
Harold Bardo a former SIU basketball player from Sparta will be among rookies at the St. Louis Hawks summer tryout camp opening June 17.
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Duke Wildcats Draw Large Sellout Crowds Last Winter
Duke University's basketball team played before 16 sellout crowds during the last winter season, marking a notable run of full houses and strong fan support at home games and nearby venues.
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