Ortiz Wins Junior Welter Title in Second Round KO
New York June 13 Carlos Ortiz the new junior welterweight champion defeated Kenny Lane at Madison Square Garden by a second round technical knockout. A strong right to Lane’s brow produced a deep cut forcing the stoppage between rounds two and three under NYSAC rules. Ortiz 22 from New York and Puerto Rico saved by a rematch after a Dec. 31 loss avenged that defeat and moved toward lightweight contention. Lane 27 from Muskegon weighed 140 pounds and demanded a rematch after the stoppage.
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Giants No-Hits Phillies in Rain Shortened Game
San Francisco pitcher Mike McCormick earned a 3-0 no hitter in a game halted by rain after five innings in Philadelphia. A seventh inning no longer counted. McCormick praised despite calling it a cheap no hitter. Manager Bill Rigney said the win boosts the pennant push for the Giants.
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Cant Make Every Shot In U S Open Commentary
Mamaroneck NY June 13 UPI A golf round up notes old timers claim modern players lack mastery of diverse shots once common. Billy Casper leads as the final two rounds begin. Gary Player Ben Hogan Arnold Palmer also feature with past injuries and youthful origin tales. USGA to revise rules on divot repair and out of bounds penalties. Winged Foot front pages shout late stock market reports.
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Cardinals scout to stage open baseball tryout in Winston-Salem
St. Louis Cardinal scout Eddie Lyons will run a two day baseball tryout at Ernie Shore Field in Winston-Salem on Monday and Tuesday starting at 10 a.m. Eligible players must be 17 to 23 years old.
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Wheelchair Games Set to Open in New York Park
About 100 disabled athletes will compete for individuals and teams honors in track and field, table tennis and six other sports during the third annual Wheelchair Games at Bulova Park in New York.
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Major Standings and Friday to Sunday Baseball Schedule
The standings show Chicago nine, Milwaukee seven, San Francisco three, Philadelphia minus five. J Louis two, Cincinnati one. Los Angeles nine, Pittsburgh six. Friday results include Detroit three New York one and Kansas City three Boston two. multiple games postponed by rain. Saturday and Sunday games list matchups with pitchers Koufax Kline Spahn Anderson Pena Jackson Antonelli Owens and Bunning Larsen Grant Ramos Shaw Brown Buck Brewer.
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USC Coach Don Clark Joins All-Stars for Copper Bowl
In Phoenix Ariz on June 13 Don Clark USC head coach accepts one of the coaching posts for the National All-Stars in the Copper Bowl game set for December 26.
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Roesch Delivers Tenth Inning Double for Coca Cola Win
Coca-Cola edged Eastern Express 5 4 yesterday in Babe Ruth League as Larry Roesch doubled home the winning run in the tenth inning. Roesch added a double and single for three hits. Oscar Huntwork had a triple, double and single. Terre Haute Concrete beat Hillman's 9 8 and Local 133 topped Bituminous Materials 2 1. Early wine and Horrall each had three singles for Terre Haute Concrete. other details sparse.
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Intriguing Renewal In Belmont Stakes
New York June 13 Sword Dancer Royal Orbit and Black Hills lead an 11 horse field in the 91st Belmont Stakes the mile and a half race worth 144500 the richest since 1954. Sword Dancer comes off the Metropolitan Handicap win Royal Orbit is Preakness champ and Black Hills owns the Peter Pan title.
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McCormick Tosses No Hitter Against Phillies in Giants Win
Mike McCormick, 20, threw a no hit shutout in a 3-0 San Francisco victory, rain halting a five inning frame as Richie Ashburn singled in the sixth. The win pulled the Giants within one game of Milwaukee and kept pace with NL leaders.
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Casper Leads Open With 139 As 21 Contenders Chase Title
Billy Casper shot 68 to lead the U S Open after two rounds at Winged Foot with 139, one stroke ahead of Ben Hogan and Sam Snead among 21 players within four of the pace. Arnold Palmer, Gary Player, Doug Ford and Mike Souchak are among at 141 to 145 as rest of field tightens for final 36 holes Saturday.
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Major Gape Results Show Daily MLB Action Across Leagues
United Press International report summarizes late inning totals and run production across the National and American Leagues. Highlights include wins by McDevitt and Coleman, homers by Walls Banks Mathews Logan Demeter Bailey, and a rain shortened game for Pittsburgh versus Los Angeles. Chicago and Baltimore postponement noted.
Marshall Opens With Shelburn
Marshall Newfoundland and Labrador opens its American Legion baseball season at Shelburn Tuesday night after a prior 10-3 win over Shelburn. Pitcher Jim Stahl, a 6-2 right-hander, expected to start. he carries a 9-0 spring record with 82 strikeouts in 50 innings.
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Drobny and Krishnan Reach West of England Final
In Bristol on June 13 Pi-Jaroslav Drobny of Egypt defeated Antonio Palafox of Mexico 10-8 6-1 to reach the men's singles final while Ramanathan Krishnan of India beat Tony Pickard of England 6-3 7-5 to advance.
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Farmhands Score CINCINNATI Leaders in Farm Leagues
Cincinnati Reds farm system shows a home run leader or top contender in five of eight leagues, highlighting strong offense across multiple farm clubs.
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Three Way Tie In Tennis In Pro Round Robin
In Los Angeles Pancho Gonzales Ken Rosewall and Lew Hoad share first place as the Masters Round Robin proceeds. Hoad outlasted Frank Sedgman 12-10 9-7 to climb into the tie, Segura was upset by Tony Trabert 3-6 6-2 7-5, with Gonzales set to meet Ashley Cooper and Rosewall to face Sedgman.
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Yankees Fail in Big Games Again as Tigers Top Them 3 1
Detroit Tigers rally to a 3 1 victory over the world champion New York Yankees, dropping Casey Stengel’s club below .500 and into sixth place. Don Mossi earned the win for Detroit, while Bill Skowron drove in the Yankees’ lone run.
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