Indians Seek Return to Winning Ways at Home
Cleveland hosts Washington, Baltimore, Detroit in a 14 game 10 day stand after sweeping seven straight on the road. Vic Davalillo sidelined with a fractured arm. Gerr Kirkland and Alvis pace a 5 3 win over Detroit behind Krahlik nine hits. Bell and Latman to start for the Tribe as Hodges debuts with the Senators.
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Wynn to face acid test before Indians Senators twin bill
Veteran pitcher Early Wynn undergoes a 10 minute batting practice test plus simulated innings to gauge readiness for active list. If he passes, he could join the rotation in days and may start against the White Sox in a June 23 doubleheader, aiming for his 300th win.
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Minnich Dougherty Close Behind After Opening Round in Cleveland TDGA
Paul Minnich of Elmira CC and Don Dougherty of Oak Hills shot 79 at Brookside CC to sit two strokes off the pace in the Cleveland District Golf Association two-man best ball finals at The Country Club of Cleveland. They stand third, just behind two Cleveland pairs, as Steve Charles and Ross Borby lead Class A with 39-36-75.
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Koufax's comeback shutout puts Dodgers on top again
Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax dominated in a 3-0 win over the Astros, matching his fifth shutout of the season and lifting Los Angeles to first place. He fanned 10 for the 45th time in his career, while Tommy Davis and Wally Moon each contributed two hits in the victory.
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Trojans favored to win NCAA track title in Albuquerque
USC leads the first night at the University of New Mexico finally securing the only final event and qualifying ten athletes in seven events. Marin wins hammer and three mile, while Mayfield of Central Ohio State ties meet record in prelims. Eligibility disputes loom as 11 colleges face complaints that could nullify marks.
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Crosley Field may host Reds for 40 more years
Cincinnati readers learn Crosley Field is 40 years old and may remain Reds home for another four decades. Bill DeWitt, owner, rejected a full park rebuilding, citing traffic and capacity concerns, while local business leaders push for a new stadium to keep baseball viable in Cincinnati.
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Nicklaus to capture spotlight at Cleveland Open golf event
The piece notes Jack Nicklaus, Columbus native, will headline the first annual Cleveland Open at Beechmont Country Club with a $110,000 purse. It highlights his recent U S Open playoff win over Palmer and season rise, plus the 1969s limited Cleveland area exposure anticipated this month.
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Rallies Lift Bolero Club and Lear-Siegler in Softball Wins
Bolero Club erased a 3-0 deficit with a six run sixth inning to beat Bowl-O-Drome 4-3. Lear-Siegler trailed 4-0 but exploded for four runs in the sixth to edge Bowl-O-Crome 8-7. Joe Lowery and Lamarr McKinnon starred for Bolero. McKinnon added a four hitter with seven strikeouts. Dick Gibbs led Bowl-O-Drome with a triple and three RBIs.
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Baseball Night Schedule and Scores Across Leagues
MLB matchups include McBride facing Roland in Minnesota, Arkow vs Peters in Chicago, Mossi against Bouton in New York, and Pappas opposing Wilson in Boston. Today and yesterday games list results such as St. Louis 7 Philadelphia 3 and Los Angeles 3 Houston 1 with rain affected innings. multiple night games and a Cincinnati win over Pittsburgh.
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