White Sox Lose Cunningham For Two Months
LOS ANGELES AP The Chicago White Sox lose veteran first baseman Joe Cunningham to a fractured collar bone at Chavez Ravine. Cunningham, who carried a .302 career batting average, will miss about two months of the season.
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Campbell Home Gives Tourists . New Sally Life Campbell Home Gives Tourists . New Sally Life
Campbell homered in the sixth to lift Asheville past Charlotte 6 4 in a South Atlantic League game. Nashville edged Knoxville 27 1 while Augusta beat Lynchburg in a 14 4 pitching duel. White Sox placed Cunningham on the disabled list after a season ending injury.
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Wilmington Wins U S JC Diedam
Right hander Wray Ware fanned 12 over six hits as Wilmington NC defeated Manatee FL 2 0 to win the national junior college baseball title for the second time in three years. Ware ran his season record to six straight wins with two tournament wins against Manatee and his teammates backed him with nine hits and flawless defense in the title game.
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Pitchers Dominate As Three Hurlers Win In MLB Action
Dick Farrell of the Houston Colts no-hit the Dodgers for 7 13 innings in a 2 1 victory. Rusty Staub hit his first big league homer as the White Sox beat the Angels 4 0. Dave Wickersham tossed a four hitter, sending the Athletics past the Twins 4 1. Joe Cunningham broke his collarbone.
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Regional Baseball Scores and Standings Across Leagues
Yesterday results feature Moultrie Brunswick Thomasville and Waycross with 4s and 2s in a mixed regional slate. Today schedules include Moultrie at Brunswick Waycross at Thomasville as American and International League standings update with New York Baltimore Chicago Los Angeles in key matchups.
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Farrel almost no-hits Dodgers but loses bid late
Turk Farrell carried a no-hitter into the eighth inning before two Dodger hits and a sacrifice fly ruined his complete game. He earned a 2-1 win as Houston defeated Los Angeles, with Dick Tracewski and Jim Gilliam delivering key hits for the Dodgers. Frank Howard and Dick McAuliffe are noted elsewhere in the recap.
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Finsterwald Wins First Tour Event in Three Years
Don Finsterwald captured the Speedway Festival Open First Open title with rounds of 68 66 64 68 268 finishing 16 under par. The Ohioan earned 10 000 and rose to sixth on the circuit with 26 843, while Bob Nichols Tony Lema Julius Boros and Tommy Aaron each won 3 400 for 270.
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Crackers Sweep Twice Warm Up Twist in Doubleheaders
The Atlanta Crackers swept Roches ter 1 0 and 6 3 for a sixth straight twinbill win as Richmond also took a doubleheader 3 2 and 8 3 over Indianapolis. Atlanta leads the Southern Division by eight games over Indianapolis with Buffalo atop the Northern Circuit after an 8 7 win over Columbus. Jacksonville beat Syracuse 4 3 and Arkansas defeated Toronto 6 3. Bob Tiefenauer relieved Atlanta pitchers in both wins and earned the decision in the first game.
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College Boycott Threatens U S Track Trip To Moscow
A heated fight over track control pits the AAU against colleges led by the ECAC and Big Six as they consider boycotting the AAU national championships in St Louis. If the boycott holds, the U S team to face Russia in Moscow may be canceled or weakened with limited collegiate participation and the US team selection at stake.
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Jeff Chase 28 Feet 8 Inches Pole Vault At SJSU Meet
Jeff Chase cleared 28 feet 8 inches in pole vault at San Jose State in a recent track meet. He aimed for distance rather than height using a fiberglass pole. The old indoor world record for distance stood at 28-2 set by Platt Adams in 1910.
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Major League Baseball Leaders and Statistics Highlights
Major League leaders in batting pitching and fielding. Notable names include Wagner Allison Hinton Pax Pascual Flood Aaron Cepeda Groat Brock Williams Perranoski and Simmons. Teams referenced include Los Angeles Minnesota St Louis Philadelphia San Francisco Baltimore Chicago Cincinnati Milwaukee Detroit and Kansas City.
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YMCA Summer Schedule Highlights and Timetable
The Times Enterprise shares the Thomasville YMCA summer schedule listing men and women activity times across swimming, baseball, softball and gym activities. It notes multiple age groups from preschool to seniors and outlines progressive aquatic tests and camp dates for boys and girls.
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