Dodgers add flame thrower from Spokane in pennant chase
Nick Willhite a 22 year old left hander shut out the Cubs 2 0 in the second game of a double header to keep the Dodgers within a game of the league leading Giants. The Cubs won the opener 8 3. AL pennant race heats up as Yankees sweep Detroit for their first twin bill of the year. Red Sox Indians and Angels also swept, reshuffling the standings. Yankees 4 0 and 6 3 over Tigers drew 44 357 at Yankee Stadium. Red Sox 8 1 and 12 5 over Orioles drew 29 258 at Boston. White Sox 2 1 and 3 2 over Kansas City. Indians 4 2 and 4 4 over Washington. Angels 5 3 and 5 4 over Twins.—NL Giants lost to Houston 3 0 and won 4 3, Cards split with Pirates 4 3 and 11 7. Phillies beat Braves 7 4 in 11, Reds swept Mets 11 5 and 10 3. Willhite kept Dodgers a game behind Giants and a half behind Cardinals after Buhl won opener. Giants held first after Marichal no hitter, then Duffalo/Pierce stopped Houston rally. Don Notte.
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Pirates edge Giants as McBean saves opener in 12th
Shoestrong lift featured sprained right foot incident in fifth and Jim Umbricht with six scoreless innings of relief. McBean followed with a homer in the 12th to notch the win. Cards rally with seven extra-base hits in second game despite Pagliaroni and Savage homers for Pirates. Braves rally from 3-0 vs Phillies. Phillies tie and win in 11th. Reds’ Maloney and O Toole win games. two starters combined 22-5. Yankees lean on Terry and Stafford in two heavy shutouts of Tigers. Buzhardt and Pizarro/Brosnan
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Ohioan Grabs Updegraff's Tourney Title
Roger McManus of Terrace Park Ohio won the Sunnehanna Amateur Tournament for Champions in Johnstown Pennsylvania, edging Ed Updegraff of Tucson by two strokes after closing with a 72. Monroe missed a crucial 18 inch putt, giving McManus a 2 over par 282 total and the championship. Updegraff finished fifth with 287, five behind.
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Le Mans Claims Driver Killed In Endurance Race
Le Mans race tragedy as Christian Heins of Brazil perished when his Alpine crashed on an oil slick during the 24hour test. Luigi Scarfiotti and Lorenzo Bandini led Ferraris to victory with a record pace. Briggs Cunningham and Bob Grossman finished ninth in a Jaguar amid a brutal field dwindling from 48 starters to 13 finishers.
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Lenoir Wins Blue-Gray Title for NCAA Run
Tucson’s Bill Lenoir dominates Southern tennis, beating Andy Lloyd 6-1 2-6 6-3 in the Blue-Gray finals in Montgomery. He previously won the Alabama Open in Mobile and will join the Arizona Wildcats at Princeton for NCAA championships after this victory.
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Hubbard Heads to Tucson City Match Play Final
Gerald Hubbard advances to face either Bob Gaona or Bill Belton in next Sunday's Tucson City Match-Play Golf Championships final after earning a bye into Saturdays semifinals. Schwanderlik posted the day’s best 74 at Oro Valley, defeating Talmage 6 and 5. Gaona, Belton, and Hubbard each represent different clubs as semifinals and final occur at Tucson Country Club.
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Golf notes best ball foursome win at Tucson County Club
John Cradle, Bill Vaughn, Ted Shoenai and Joe Juhan won yesterday's best ball foursome at Tucson County Club with a 55 score to edge the two teams who carded 56. Second place went to Harold Torren, Jim King, Dave Richards and A. C. Ray and Ed Richter, Bud Amos, Bill Abel and Ed Jeliff.
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Fight matches Irishmen title rematch in Baltimore
In Baltimore at the Civic Center Ralph Dupas of New Orleans and Denny Moyer of Portland, Ore., square off in a 15 round rematch for the junior middleweight crown. Dupas won the first bout by split decision in April, claiming the WBA created division's first title for the 27 year old who endured long road to a title.
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