Siebert’s near no hitter as Indians top Senators
Sonny Siebert pitched a near perfect game for Cleveland, allowing only a few hits as the Indians defeated the Washington Senators 2-0. He faced little resistance through eight innings before yielding a single in the eighth.
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Sonny Siebert
Cleveland
Washington Senators
Bry
Associated Press
Jake Wood
Norm Cash
Caral Siebert
Detroit
Minnesota
Chicasa
Boswell
Twins
Phil Roof
California
Dean Chance
Kansas City
Angels
Jose Curdeal
Fitness Test Set June 25 in Green Williams parking lot
AAU sponsored physical fitness pentathlon to be held June 25 in the Green Williams parking lot at 3 Salinas Street. Events include five situps and a walk run with three of the other four tests pulled ups standing broad jump busk ups and baseball throw. Participants measured against AAU and national standards for speed strength endurance and agility. Prizes and souvenirs awarded.
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Green Willams
Salinas Street
Quakur
Grip Adjustment Boosted Sonny's No-Hitter Bid in 1966
The report notes Sonny Siebert improved with a new grip, aiding a late no hitter bid for the Cleveland Indians. He discusses adjustments to his slider and fastball and recounts pitching seven innings with a strong performance. The article mentions Washington Senators, Tigers, and Wes Wason in contexts of game outcomes and pitching strides.
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Cleveland
Sonny
Bob Sieber
Weithney Siebeet
Peller
Detroit
Innis
Belhurier
Peti Nea
Indians
Washington Senators
Sonny Siebert
Cleveland Indians
Wohitler
Britain takes Wightman Cup lead as Shaw helps rout US
Britain’s Winnie Shaw and a strong doubles effort gave the hosts a 2-1 edge in the Wightman Cup after an American struggle led by Mary Ann Eisel. Eisel’s nine double faults sealed a tough day for the U S as Britain looked to end a late 1960s dry spell with the cup.
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London
UPI
Britain
United States
Winnie Shaw
Glasgow
Mary Ann Eisel
St. Ads
Iri
Ann Haydon Jones
Miss Eisel
Richey
Huy
Bentley
Elizabeth Starkie
Jones
Notre Dame
King
Pedro Rosella
Jasjit Singh
Roger
Conant
Bill Tobin
University of Delaware
Defeal
Nancy Richey
Dallas
Tex
Vernon Downs Driver Clark suspended for five days
Vernon based driver William Clark of Vernon has been suspended for five days from driving and racing effective June 4 after the commission ruled he impeded a rival. He will be eligible to drive again on June 20. The report also mentions a baseball game where a manager, players, and an umpire were involved in a chaotic moment.
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Vernon
William
Clark
Fie
Fle
Notre Dame Wins Team Championship With 31 Points
Notre Dame captured the team title scoring 31 points. Morita State finished second with 2% and Georgetown placed third. Armstead Neely of the University of Florida won the singles championship defeating Art Carrington of Hampton Institute 6 3, 6 4.
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Notre Dame
Morita State
Georgetown
Armstead Neely
University of Florda
Art Carrington
Hampton Institute
Jamieson Holds Stroke Lead in Herald Amateur
Jamieson led after three rounds of the Herald Amateur at Bellevue Country Club. Kaych Jr. trailed with a 78 and Jamieson carried a one stroke lead into the final 18 holes despite windy, wet, cold conditions.
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Jamieson
Herald
Walter Kaych Jr
Gelfing Deallstrem Folios
Leeks
Steke Lad
Bellevue Country Club
Kaych Bad
Wink Jamlesee
Lad
Rud Vander Veer
Bellovue
Wink Jamieson
Scees
Wy Saeed Whedim Ber
Walley
Kere
Podolak
Knych
Basazekx
Alex Ban Lzek
Residers
Bellevue
Cone
Lafaiyette
Ube
LaFayette
Richey Captures West of England Lawn Title
Richey of Dallas defeated Ben Holmberg of Dallas 28 64 64 to win the men's singles title in the West of England lawn tennis championships in Bristol England. Norma Baylor of Argentina was favored over Belly Stave of Ealing in the women’s final as Miss Steve ara Australia and Francoise Carr teamed with Janice Tailfry of France to win the women's doubles 7-5 6-3.
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Bristol
England
Cuit Richey
Dallas
Mike Balkin
Canada
West of England
Norma Baylor
Argentina
Belly
Ealing
Richey
Ben Holmberg
Holmberg
Steve Ara
Australia
Rail Sheriff
Francoise Carr
Janice Tailfry
France
Jets batter Chiefs in six hit win at MacArthur Stadium
The Jets defeated the Chiefs 3-1 as pitcher Art Todtenhausen improved to 6-0 while Jack Tracy and Bob Lipski paced the offense with key hits. Owen Johnson homered for Syracuse, and Lew Walker held the Chiefs to four hits through seven innings before the late Jets surge.
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John Tiler
South Paw
Jack DiLaure
Hiller
Columbus! Jets
Tribe
MacArthur Stadium
Lefty Hiller Bes
Roberts
Jets
Hob Peery
Mickey Harrington
Leo Marentotte
Lake Walker
Art Lopez
Shiefs
Bob Lipski
Wayne Graham
Chiefs
Walker
Graham
Don Bosch
Bill Tutte
Jack Tracy
Tom
Lopez
Thledo
Owen Johnson
Toronlo
Syracuse
Columbus
Cius
Aca
Art Todtenhausen
Wilbur Wood
Shade and Cole Reach British Amateur Final in Scotland
Walker Cup veteran Ron Shade of Scotland and South African teen Bobby Cole won their morning semifinals to reach the British Amateur final at Carnoustie. Shade defeated Gordon Cash 2 and 1 while Cole overcame Henry de Tamaze of France 2 and 1, setting up an 18-hole final on a 7059 yard course.
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Carnoustie
Scotland
UPI
Ron Shade
Bobby
Cole
Shade
Walker Capper
Gordon Cash
Tlenry de Tamaze
France
United States
Cash
Diyles
Lamaze
Fie
Laumsxe
Gole
Cote
Afor Lantaze
Ryun Shatters Mile and Half Mile Marks in Tight AAU Row
Ryun, 19, dominates with a 3:44.80 half mile and nears world mile record, provoking AAU debate on eligibility as Tashaus trains for the New York meet. He cites pace and strategy, while coach Bob Timmons credits his versatility between half and two mile events amid a crowded, tense track scene.
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Kansas
Terre. Waute
Ind
Jim Hyun
U.S
Amateur Athletic Union
Los Angeles
Ari Federation
Nationallzana
John Tyshaus
Ryun
Federation
Aje Kansas University
Althout Evenie
AAU
Peter Snell
Ath-Shack
Tashaus
Ryan
Newbest
Itsun
Indianale State University
Cepeda Sidelined by Head Injury in Practice
St Louis first baseman Orlando Cepeda is expected to miss at least a week after a line drive struck his head during practice. He was unconscious briefly and required six stitches for a cut over his right eye after a drive off the bat of John Calitzan of Philadelphia.
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Pailadelpina
St. Louis
Orlando Cépeda
Cepeda
Phillies
Philadelphia
John Caltizan
Risiwore
Connie Mack
Iso
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