Stafford Top Yankee Hurler Stafford Tops Indians as Yanks Lead AL
Stafford pitched 1.59 to beat the Indians 4 0 as Maris hit his 10th homer and Skowron together with Boyer provided key hits. The win moved New York one game ahead of Minnesota in the AL race. Other AL scores featured Baltimore over Washington 12 5 and White Sox over Angels 8 4.
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Pfizer Edges Nichols Loan 3-2 In Ninth At Local Park
Pfizer scoring in the ninth inning edged Nichols Loan 3-2 yesterday at Little League Park. Nichols Loan outhit Pfizer but failed to bunch seven hits. Pfizer had three hits and two runs early, then went quiet against Readinger and McGee. In the other game, the Jaycees routed the Medics 12-1 in four innings under the ten-run rule as eight runs came in the bottom of the fourth. Bobby Treadway and Bill Fairbanks led the Jaycees with doubles and a homer by Del Cofield provided Medics’ lone run.
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Sadecki Sees Cardinal Return As Season Opens
Ray Sadecki, 21, could be reactivated by the St Louis Cardinals after a recent fine amid a clash with manager Johnny Keane. The Kansas City, Kansas native has shown high potential, and the organization views his return as critical, despite rival teams likely to press him on and off the field all season. The piece also notes Willie Mays’s durability and early-season form with the Giants, contrasting his impact with Cepeda and the Giants’ pitching, as the Pirates, Cubs, and Mets title chase unfolds.
Palmer Leads After First Round At N J Thunderbird Classic
In Clifton New Jersey Arnold Palmer trails as Ray Brewer posts a 66 to lead after the first round of the $100 000 Thunderbird Classic at Upper Montclair Country Club. Gene Littler and Earl Stewart are one stroke back as Palmer seeks a seventh win this season and a big payoff Sunday.
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Hole in One Sparks Elks Fort Harrison Golf League
Dr Jerrold Baker scored the season’s first hole in one at Elks Fort Harrison Country Club on the eighth hole nine hole league play. He shot 34 in nine holes two under par while playing with Arch Dunbar Jack Fuller and Bob Richeson.
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Sectional Qualifying Set for Public Links in Indianapolis
Sectional qualifying for the U S Golf Association Public Links championship will be held June 17 at Coffin Golf Course in Indianapolis. Seventy two players compete for berths in the title event starting July 9 at Tonawanda New York.
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Fresno fighter Medina signs to meet Molina June 26
Ben Medina of Fresno ranked fourth among junior welterweight contenders agrees to a bout with Luis Molina at the San Jose Auditorium on June 26.
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Belmont Stakes field to race seven starters this Saturday
Seven 3 year olds are set for Belmont Park in the richest Belmont Stakes since 1867. The 1 1/2 mile classic purse tops 152 050 with 108 300 to the winner. Leading contenders include Decidedly Greek Money Jaipur and Crimson Satan.
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Yankee pitcher Bill Stafford considers pro bowling
New York pitcher Bill Stafford said he is thinking of turning professional bowler while keeping baseball duties. He cited a high score of 298 and a 727 three game total, noting he would not bowl during the baseball season to avoid conflicting motions. He stressed not walking batters matters more than strikeouts.
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Shelburn Beats Marshall 1-0 on No-Hitter by Godfrey
Shelburn defeated Marshall 1 to 0 at the North Central diamond. Godfrey pitched a no hitter until two safeties by De Loach and Wood in the eighth inning. Shelburn hosts Jasper at 5 30 p.m. Monday.
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Minor League Scores Tie International League Night
Toronto beat Buffalo 5 to 4 while Rochester topped Syracuse 7 to 5. Atlanta Illinois defeated Richmond 4 to 16 Columbus routed Jacksonville 1 to 4.
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Casey Quarter Midget Racing Season Near Casey Ill
The Casey quarter midget racing season opens Sunday at Fairview Park in CASEY Illinois with events starting at 2 30 p m local time.
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Boxing Results From Around the World
Reports by The Associated Press show James Ellis stopping Rudolph Bent in Louisville. Perfecto Garcia halts Grady McLendon in Miami. Joey Durelle outpoints Clement Sarrazin in Moncton followed by Raimondo No bile beating Jean Biescn in Bologna. Katsutoshi Aohi KOing Leo Espinosa in Tokyo.
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Ruthful Coca Cola Edges Breakfast Optimists 3 2
Babe Ruth Don Sturm led Coca Cola with three runs and two hits to push a 3 2 win over the Breakfast Optimist Club last night. An official meeting for officers and managers is set for Sunday at Babe Ruth Park, inviting parents and others involved in the Babe Ruth League.
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