Jenkins Duckpin Winner Clinches Pro Tour Debut Victory
Jenkins, 22, wins 2-1 over Gaddi at Long Meadow Bowl to claim $1,200 first prize in the 1968 Duckpin Pro Tour debut. Gaddi led late in the final game before Jenkins rallied with strikes and spares. Jenkins earns first money and heads to Harrisonburg, Pa in June.
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Siebert Wins One Hitter as Indians Sweep Orioles
Cleveland pitcher Sony Siebert silenced Baltimore with a one hitter in a 2-0 win to complete a doubleheader sweep. The opener was a 1-6 slugfest and Baltimore’s pitching struggled as Eddie Watt retired the Orioles. Tom Blefary and Tommy Harper contributed extra-base hits, while Dave McNally battled control in an 0-2 loss. The Indians improved to 13 of 16 against Baltimore and moved to a 7-1 edge this year.
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Sundey
Jim Hardin
White Sox
Eddie Fisher
Stanky
Tigers
Howard
Senators
Dick McAlifie
al Kaline
Ed Mathews
Kaline
Detroit
Hank Greenberg
Mathews
Mel Ott
Gates Brown
Sonny Siebert
Tony Horton
Duke Sims
Steve Hargan
Jenkins Wins Duckpin Pro Tour Opener In Close Final
Rookie bowler Bookie Jenkins wins the first Duckpin Pro Tour stop, earning a 1200 prize after a 2-1 victory over Ralph Gaddi. Eddie Rusak shares winnings, Jenkins credits steady nerves, and praises staff for a well run event in Richmond, Va.
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Fredrick
Stanky’s Sox sweep KC as three pinch runners score
Eddie Stanky’s Chicago White Sox sweep a Sunday doubleheader from Kansas City 6-2 and 7-3. Tom John’s three-run homer fuels the opener after Stanky’s late-inning pinch hitters and runners. Chicago moves to sixth in the AL with 12 wins in 16. Detroit, Cleveland, and the Yankees also surge in a full AL- NL slate.
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Washington
Troy Wins Meet Sets Sights On NCAA Title
Earl McCullouch and Lennox Miller led the Trojans to a huge Pacific Eight track win at Edwards Field, with three firsts and a third each. USC scored in 14 of 18 events, set relay, and sprint records, and now targets the NCAA championships June 13 to 15 at Berkeley. Oregon swept the early placings but USC dominated, while Gerry Lindgren of Washington State claimed his third three mile title.
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Sonny Liston Says He Is Only 36 and Fights Sought
Sonny Liston, at Main Street Gym in Los Angeles, says he is 36, not 50, and wants fights with Ellis and Frazier. He indicates readiness to fight now while aiming to meet Billy Toonier at the Olympic Auditorium. He recalls a Cassius Clay rematch possibility and predicts Ellis and Frazier would take the fights.
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Aging Dick Tiger Battles Foster At Garden Friday
Aging but still tough Dick Tiger risks his light heavyweight title against favored Bob Foster at Madison Square Garden on Friday night in the highlight of a big week for boxing. Tiger, 88, is a 2 1 underdog against the towering 29 year old Foster of Washington DC in New York.
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Standings Snapshot With Team Records Across Leagues
Detroit 5-7 Washington 4-4 Cleveland 11-2 Baltimore 6-0 Chicago 6-7 Oakland 2-3 California 2-2 Minnesota 1 New York 11 Boston 3 Pittsburgh Veale 23 at New Boston Santiago 5-1 California McGlothiin 22 San Francisco Marichal 6-2 Detroit Melain 3-1 at Min Allania P Niekro 3-3 Inesota Merrill 38 Houston Dierker 3 6 New York Boulou 01 Cincinnati Arrigo 3-2 Washington Rosman 0-4 Los Angeles Sudan 22 Chicago Fisher 0-1 East St. Louis Taster 1-1 more Tardin 4-1 Only games scheduled gates scheduled
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