Williams Back In Left Field For Red Sox
DETROIT June 23 Williams returns to left field for the Boston Red Sox tonight after a 13 day benching. The 40 year old outfielder has not started since June 14 when he was dropped from the lineup as his average fell to .189. Manager Mike Higgins will start him against Detroit regardless of the Tigers pitcher. Williams says he still sees the ball well though his timing has been off and he hopes to regain his form.
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Koufax Strikes Out 16 in Dodgers Victory Over Phillies
Sandy Koufax, a Brooklyn-born pitcher, struck out 16 as the Dodgers beat the Phillies 6-2. His total equals the all-time left-hander mark and ties the NL strikeout record, though he fell one shy of Dizzy Dean for the NL record. The day also featured Ed Fisher debuting with a knuckleball win for the Giants. Mantle and Skowron power Yankees past Kansas City 11-6 as Turley falters.
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Shire Brothers Win Feature Tag Match at Armory
Roy and Ray Shire beat Farmer Marlin and Johnny Weaver in a Monday night Armory main event. Ray opened and closed the falls, Weaver pinned Ray, then Ray defeated Weaver in the climactic finish as the crowd rose. Penny Banner defeated Therresa Theis in the semi feature. Mitsu Adakawa won the curtain raiser over Tommy O'Toole.
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Two Kentucky All-Star Cagers Are Replaced
Two members of Kentucky's high school basketball All-Stars who upset Indiana 86-81 left the squad without explanation. Bobby Rice and Bert Greene were replaced for the return game at Indianapolis. Ben Monhollen and Jodie Frazier will fill in for the Saturday matchup.
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Fontanet Beats Jasonville 10-3 Behind No-Hitter
Bob Moreland pitched a no-hitter for Fontanet as they defeated Jasonville 10-3 in the Summer Junior League game. Fontanet secured the win yesterday in Jasonville Indiana.
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Rex Easton In Fair Condition After Berlin Raceway Crash
Auto racer Rex Easton age 45 from Springfield Illinois was listed in fair condition at St Marys Hospital in Grand Rapids Michigan. He suffered injuries from a pileup at Berlin Raceway when his car rolled four times after a collision involving Jim McWithey of Anderson Indiana who also spun out on the first lap of a 15 mile dirt track race.
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