Radatz extends scoreless innings streak in Red Sox win
Dick Radatz works two perfect innings to earn his sixth save as Boston defeats Baltimore 5-1. The burly reliever extends his consecutive scoreless inning string to 33 after not allowing an earned run in 15 appearances since May 12.
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Giants Edge Colts On Skinner Brown Rough Night
Hal Brown pitched seven strong innings allowing one run as the Giants beat the Colts 2-1 at Candlestick Park tying the NL lead with St Louis. Tom Haller homered for the Giants who added an eighth inning run. Brown held San Francisco to one hit before leaving for a pinch hitter.
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Le Mans 24 Hours Opens with Rodriguez and Surtees Favored
Rodriguez and Surtees lead Ferraris in the Le Mans 24 hour race underway in Le Mans France with Phil Hill in an Aston Martin among top contenders. Start scheduled for 10 am CDT as 49 cars compete in endurance test. Grahams Hill and Ginther debut a jet-powered BRM rover-turbine car among entrants.
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Local Club Games Highlight Batters and Home Run Hitters
Report lists clubs at RHE Dean Ave Christian and Methodist Temple Meno 5 Maplewood Christian fixtures with batters J Abel Masarachia Sexton Lloyd C Gregg P Stone D Stone McGlone K Lincoln D Browder Hancock Miles Allen and Thompson credited with home runs and key battery pairs.
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Candy Spots Heads Saturday Chicagoan Stakes Card at Washington Park
Candy Spots the Belmont upsetter returns in the $100,000 Chicagoan at Washington Park as part of a loaded 3-year-old slate. Rex Ellsworth’s champ is listed with 126 pounds, while Get Around and Cosmic Tip figure among top rivals in races that include the Queen’s Plate and Leonard Richards Stakes.
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Marin aims for distance triple as NCAA meet ends
ALBUQUERQUE June 15 Marin of Southern California seeks a steeplechase title after winning the three mile Friday night to lift USC to 20 points. He scored two wins in the three and six mile events as the three day meet wraps with finals in 14 events at University of New Mexico Stadium. Desnoyers and Mayfield captured field events, while Carr and Adams posted double heat wins. USC faces setback with javelin ace Larry Stuart missing finals. a late surge remains possible.
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Twelve Points Merchants rout Bituminous Materials in Babe Ruth action
Tommy Ferguson pitched two hits and 13 strikeouts to push the Twelve Points Merchants to a 13-1 victory over Bituminous Materials. Columbia Records defeated Lemont Construction 10-1, while Pepsi-Cola led Local 133 10-3 when darkness halted play in the sixth inning.
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Leonard Signs Two Year Pact to Coach Baltimore Bullets
Bob Leonard, ex Indiana University star and 1953 NCAA champion, signed a two year contract Friday to coach the Baltimore Bullets. Leonard led ten teams to two Big Ten titles and the NCAA championship in 1953.
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Palmer Nichols In T Bird Lead In Thunderbird
Jack Nicklaus, nursing a neck spasm, vowed to play in the Open next week as he chased Arnold Palmer in the $100,000 Thunderbird golf classic at Harrison New York. Nicklaus aimed to defend his National Open title next week in Brookline Massachusetts.
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Open Championship round tight as Nicklaus battles neck injury
Nicklaus struggled with neck pain but fired a 72 to stand four strokes behind the leader as Gary Player and Palmer shared the midway lead at Westchester. Bobby Nichols and Art Wall joined the chase, with Hogan posting 71 to remain in contention.
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