Cubs Open Series Against Atlanta
The Cubs begin a long road swing in Atlanta with Rich Nye facing Ron Reed. Chicago just beat Cincinnati 8-4 as Ernie Banks drove in four and Ron Santo added a homer and a triple. Banks and Santo post strong RBI totals as Durocher praises Banks.
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ISU in fourth at NCAA golf. Ball State eighth
Indiana State held fourth in the NCAA College Division golf team standings with 906 strokes after 54 holes in Beaumont Texas. Ball State stood eighth at 918 as action continued over the 72 hole event. ISU leaders include Dave Thurman tied for 10th at 221 and John Blickenstaff tied for 13th at 223. Austin Peay and Middle Tennessee occupy second and third with 890 and 891 respectively.
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Jasper Faces Clarksburg in Indiana Semi State Clash
Jasper, the lone remaining semi finalist from last year, meets highly regarded Clarksville at Jasper in the Indiana high school baseball semi state. Clarksville enters with a 31-4 record and the winner advances to Evansville Memorial-North Central.
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Medics and Eastern Express Both Win Opening AL Games
The Medics beat Yellow Cab 4 2 in AL action as Nate Mills fanned 12 to win. Eastern Express defeated Nichols Loan 3 1 behind Mills one run one hit allowed and 12 strikeouts, lifting Eastern Express to first in standings. Tim Edwards and Mills led hitters with two apiece while Stanley Stewart fanned 15 for Nichols Loan.
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Hyte Center Invades Indy Track Meet Across Ages
Hyte Center will be well represented at the Flanner House track and field meet in Indianapolis this Saturday. Over 110 Hyte youths aged 9 to 17 form three teams Hyte North Hyte CP and Hyte Community Center Number 1 led by coaches George Mills William Sweatt and Louis Pete Jones Larry James.
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Baseball results and suspensions in American League game notes
Summary of multiple box score items including California and Boston suspension details, Oakland versus Cleveland and Pittsburgh versus San Francisco box scores, and Philadelphia versus St. Louis noting Carlton and Beem er contributions as well as key pitching lines and errors.
Veterans Gray to Undergo Knee Surgery Today
AP reports St Louis Cardinals guard Ken Gray, a five time Pro Bowl selection, will have cartilage repair surgery on his right knee today. He is expected to recover in time for veterans spring training starting July 17.
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Don’t Wear White Hat at U S Open Golf
Rochester AP reports Larry Ziegler rooms with 5-3 John Felus during the U S Open. Before the round Felus wore a white hat, and Ziegler warned him not to, joking that he might be mistaken for a lost ball in the rough.
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Casper returns to Open after back ailment recovery
Billy Casper, fully recovered from a back ailment, arrives for the second round of the United States Open in Rochester. He says soaking in hot water helped and expects no further trouble as he tees off.
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Angels Third Baseman Schaal Suffers Skull Fracture
Boston AP Paul Schaal of the California Angels is hospitalized with a hairline skull fracture after being hit by a Jose Santiago pitch in the fourth inning of a Red Sox opener. His helmet flew off and he collapsed, raising fears of a repeat of Tony Conigliaro’s injury from last August in the same matchup.
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Golfers Wives Describe Open Week At The Motel
Nancy Nichols wife of Bobby Nichols and mother of two says she babysits at the motel during the tournament week and rarely sees a shot. She notes wives of foreign players like Mrs Bob Charles Mrs Bruce Crampton and Mrs Bruce Devlin from Australia and Mrs Bob Verney and Mrs Harold Henning from Australia tend to stick together while watching and waiting.
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Racing Tickets On Sale For Lincoln 50-Lap Sprint Feature
Tickets for the Land of Lincoln 50-lap sprint car feature at the Action Track go on sale this evening from 6 to 8 at the fairgrounds and available all day Saturday.
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Detroit Tigers stretch lead as Denny McLain earns 10th win
Denny McLain, rebounding from feud storms, became the first AL pitcher to reach 10 victories this season by beating the Minnesota Twins 3-1 on six hits. He spoke of the pennant race, his hair episode, and a calmer clubhouse as Detroit won its fourth straight and ninth in 10.
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San Diego and baseball club reach stadium rental agreement
Reach Agreement SAN DIEGO The City of San Diego and owners of the new National League baseball franchise have apparently reached a mutually satisfactory formula for stadium occupancy at the San Diego Stadium after extensive negotiations. City Manager Walter Hahn stated the agreement appears favorable following talks with franchise owners.
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