Radatz Debuts with Indians in 11-4 Win Over Kansas City
Indians acquire Dick Radatz from Boston and he struggles in his first Indians outing, retiring one of eight batters as Kansas City wins 11-4. News notes include Boston slipping to AL cellar, Orioles and Tigers wins, and a strong Yankees showing led by Bobby Richardson and Steve Hamilton.
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Thursday's Stars Batting and Pitching Highlights
Luis Aparicio with five singles and three runs scored helped Baltimore defeat California 9 to 6. Vern Law pitched a three hitter with five strikeouts as the Pirates beat the Mets 5 to 0 for his fourth straight shutout against New York.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Prompt
Standings show Washington 12 Boston 2, Baltimore 9 California 6, New York 5 Chicago 3, Kansas City 11 Cleveland 4, Detroit 7 Minnesota 6 after 10 innings. Tonight’s games include New York at Boston, Kansas City at Baltimore, Cleveland at Minnesota, Washington at Chicago, Detroit at California, Los Angeles at New York, St. Louis at Atlanta, San Francisco at Philadelphia, Chicago at Cincinnati, Houston at Pittsburgh.
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Johncock Fined $33 for Speeding in Indiana
Gordon Johncock of Hastings Michigan paid a 33 dollar fine after state police stopped him May 21 on U S 31 for speeding 90 mph in a 65 mph zone. He finished fourth in the Memorial Day Indianapolis 500 and won 26 381 dollars.
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Broncos Sign Two Rookies as Split Ends
The Denver Broncos sign two rookies at split end positions Ronald Holiday 26 a Texas A I graduate and Stephen Valasek 21 who played for Drake in 1964.
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Yancey Opens Memphis Open With 63 Leads By 3
Bert Yancey shot a pair of seven under par 63s to take a three stroke lead after the Memphis Open first round at Colonial Country Club. The 27 year old pro matched the course record while top rivals trailed, including Jack Nicklaus seven back with a 72. Charles Douglass Littler and Garrett at 66 led the chase.
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