Radatz Dominates As Red Sox Hit 4-3 Over Athletics
Boston pitcher Dick Radatz notched his 13th save in a 4-3 win over Kansas City, entering in the seventh with bases loaded and two out to extinguish a rally. Earl Wilson earned his eighth victory as Ed Bressoud led the offense with a double, triple and two RBIs.
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Diving Meet at Y Pool Opens Tucson Open
The seventh annual Tucson Open Diving Meet starts tonight at the Lighthouse YMCA Pool with preliminaries held this morning. Finals begin at O'clock featuring five age groups from 10 and under to open. Defending champs Julie Lopez and Jeff Binnion headline a strong field. Proceeds benefit the Paul Alexander Scholarship Fund.
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A's Hire Lopat To Lead Minor League Program
Eddie Lopat, ousted as field manager of the Kansas City Athletics, was rehired by Charles Finley to head the Athletics minor league player development program. Finley cited Lopat’s extensive baseball background as a major asset to the team.
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Palmer and Lema Lead PGA Money Winners Race
Ar nold Palmer moved to the top of the PGA money list after a Cleveland Open playoff, with Tony Lema surging to second place ahead of Jack Nicklaus. Lema earned 20,800 from the win, boosting his year total to 60,561.59, while Palmer’s 12,000 raised him to 1,651.25. Nicklaus finished third at Cleveland with 6,250, dropping to 57,676.66 for the year.
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Mason Rudolph
Senate panel backs boxing czar and sports exemptions
A Senate judiciary subcommittee on Tuesday recommended a federal czar for boxing and anti trust exemptions for four professional sports. Senator Philip A. Hart chaired the unanimous vote, sending both bills to the full Judiciary Committee for consideration.
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Baseball Scoreboard front page highlights and results
Historic score table lists multiple leagues with scores from last night and today. Notable games include Milwaukee at St Louis 4-3, New York at Philadelphia, and Chicago at Cincinnati. Also shows standings and yesterday’s results across American, National, Pacific Coast, Southern, Texas, and International leagues with several scheduled games for today.
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Tebbetts Still May Return to Indians Role
Cleveland manager Birdie Tebbetts, recovering from a heart attack, says he expects to be back in uniform to help run the club before the season ends. He will assist acting manager George Strickland but not take full duties, with further exams planned at the Cleveland Clinic. Tebbetts, 51, has lost weight and continues limited exercise.
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Officials OK Reduced Fee At Randolph
Randolph Municipal Golf Course will charge a nine hole green fee of 10 cents for players 18 and under. The reduced rate runs Monday through Friday from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m through September and does not apply to 18 hole play. The greens committee dropped a proposed senior extension and Mandell White was appointed to the greens committee until March 18, 1965, replacing the late Thomas Munroe, with four others reappointed for one year.
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Flame Flickers For Bue Ace Face By Associated Press
The flame in Elroy Face's fork flickered as he failed to shut down Pittsburgh's late Dodgers rally. The 36-year-old reliever took the loss in a 7-6 Dodgers win in Pittsburgh, raising his ERA to 5.23 through 22 games.
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Rillito Fate Hinges On Upcoming Arizona Racing Board Meeting
Tucson horse track Rillito faces foreclosure and possible loss of dates as the Arizona Racing Commission plans a key meeting in Phoenix next week. Hal Nunn expresses optimism a solution will emerge, while attorneys for Emprise Corp. and others weigh foreclosure action and any hearing dates.
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Track meet headaches end with sleepwalking truck driver
At the National AAA Track and Field Championships in New Brunswick officials faced a string of mechanical mishaps. A stalled pole vault truck driver paused the event as Fred Hansen attempted a world record height before missing again in the fading light.
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Moffitt Reaches Wimbledon Semifinal in Solid Win
Billie Jean Moffitt of Long Beach California, the third seed, defeated Ann Haydon Jones 6-3 6-3 on center court to reach the Wimbledon semifinals. Lesley Turner of Australia beat Nancy Richey 6-3 6-4 to join the day’s other decisive results as American hopes slimmed to two in singles.
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Bakersfield
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Yanks Set Road Pace In Crowds
New York Mets trail on the road while the Yankees lead nationwide drawing 17 687 fans over 33 road dates. Mets total on the road 343 902 in the same span. Home crowds favor the Mets with 777 995 in 29 games, while the Yankees total 479 056 in 26.
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