Drysdale Extends Scoreless Streak To Sixth Straight Shutout
Dodgers pitcher Sandy Drysdale pitched a 5-0 victory over the Pirates to set a major league record with 64 consecutive scoreless innings and a sixth straight shutout. Manager Walter Alston lauded Drysdale while noting the defense aided the effort. Popovich and Parker contributed key plays as Los Angeles built a early lead and cruised to the win.
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Hig
Iesus Wséiws
Maya
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Carl ‘Hubbell
New York Giants
Drysdale
Guy '‘Dée’’ White
Chicago White Sox
Hubbell
Walter Alston
Giants Slip Into Third After Loss to Phillies
Giants drop to third in the National League after a 3-1 setback to Philadelphia at Candlestick Park. McCormick lasted seven innings, losing his seventh decision. Don Drysdale posted his sixth straight shutout as Los Angeles defeated Pittsburgh 5-0. Perry faces Fryman next for a Giants rebound attempt.
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Philadelphia
Phillies
Joe Pues
Lars
McCormick
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cookie
John Callison
Willie Ey
Giants
Phils
Setond
Tony Taylor
Jackson
Hal’ Lanier
McCovey
Jackson Y
Callison
Nell
Gaylord Perry
Woody Fryman
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Atlanta
St. Iis
Houston
San Francisco
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Sa. Francis
Epstein Returns to Power Senators with Key Homer
Former minor leaguer Mike Epstein revived his form with a two run homer in the sixth to lift the Washington Senators to a 4-2 win over the Oakland Athletics. Epstein, previously batting .089 after a Buffalo reassignment, stated he could not explain the sudden hitting surge as he connected in the late innings and Washington stayed hot through May. Other AL results: Detroit moved 24 games ahead with a 2-0 win over Boston, Cleveland edged Chicago 2-1, California beat Baltimore 5-3 in 10 innings, and Minnesota shut out New York 3-0.
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Mike Epstein
Epstein
Washington
Buffalo
Jim Lemon
Senators
Oakland Athletics
D.C
Detroit
Boston
Red Sox
Cleveland
Chicago
California
Baltimore
Minnesota
New York
L. Pet. Gbetroit
Oakland
AIG
Golfing Manager Trys the Links
Mac Scotland UPI Mark McCormack Cleveland noted business manager of pro golfers Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer and Gary Player hoped to emulate the Amateur championship success for his clients. McCormack met H MaClaime in a third round with one up over England's Bill Y.
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Mac
Pearson's Wins Crawford in Tie
Tom Roberts of Pearson's Chevron pitched a neat three hitter with 15 strikeouts as the Chevron softballers defeated Masonite 6 to 1 at Giorno Park Tuesday night. The game followed a seven inning 6 to 6 deadlock between Crawford Lumber and North State Street.
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Tom Roberts
Pearson
Chevron
Masonite
Giorno Park
Crawford Lumber
North State Street
Fighting Quarrys In Surfing Mishap
Newport Beach Calif UPI boxing brothers Jerry and Mike Quarry were hit by surfboard while swimming. They were taken to Hope Memorial Hospital but released shortly after doctors examined them. The rescue was by Ran Ladow a 21 year old Newport Beach man who helped pull them from the water.
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Newport Beach
Calif
UPI
Jerry
Mike Quarry
Hope Memorial Hospital
Ran Ladow
Snead Survives Open Test to Reach U S Open
The veteran Sam Snead, tied to White Sulphur Springs, W Va, battles through a seven man playoff to secure one of three spots for the 150 man field at Oak Hill. The opening sectional in Indianapolis sees former champions Littler Burgess Worsham fail to qualify while Makalena Devlin Bojie Stough Summerhays George Stone and others post solid rounds across eight sites confirming the continued lift of Snead toward the June championship.
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Sam Snead
Snead
Cllse
White Sulphur
W. Va
Oak Hill Country Club
Rochester
N.Y
Sam’ Carmichael
Martinsville
Ind
John Lively, Jr
Shead
Hayward
Calif
Bob McCallister
Honolulu
Bakersfield
Furgot
Furgol
Montclair
N.J
Pat Schwab
West Orange
Eres Devlin
Pompano Beach
Fla
Pittsburgh
Gene Bojie
Walled Lake
Mich
Detroit
Don Stough
Gettysburg
Rockville
Brucie Summerhays
San Francisco
Ernie George
Hanford
Bob Stone
Independence
St. Louis
Richard Williams II Titanic survivor dies at funeral
Devon Pa funeral services were held for Richard Norris Williams II at St David's Episcopal Church. The Titanic survivor refused amputation of his nearly frozen legs and went on to win five tennis championships.
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Devon, Pa
UPI
Old St. David's Episcopal ‘Church
Richard Norris Williams II
Hitting and Fielding Spark North Ukiah Little League Wins
North Ukiah Little League games featured strong hitting and clutch fielding. Steve Stout, eight or nine, snared an extra-base ball in right field to deny Lions a big hit, while Bruce Christes and Duane Brooks made key plays in the infield and outfield. Joe Hendrix homered with two on, driving in four Lions runs, as Rick Lewis pitched well until Darrell Christensen finished. Pine Browns beat Savings Bank 11 and Sno-White routed Burns Tire 13-5 with Brian Flynn and Roger Scroggins contributing big nights.
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Ukiah
Steve Stout
Lions
Lions Park
Stout
Bruce Christes
Duane Brooks
Willie McCovey
Joe’ Hendrix
Hendrix
Leon Brunet
Eadie Ornham
Jeff Want
North
Potter Valley
Pine- Browns
Poter
Savings Bank
Alan Henderson
Charles Higgins
Mark Harrison
Joe Stoddard
Jerry Grivette
Upset Falls: Andrade Defeats Top Featherweight Crawford
In Honolulu, Roberto Andrade of the Philippines defeated world No.1 featherweight Frankie Crawford by majority decision after 10 rounds. Andrade dominated with reach and height advantages, Crawford to meet Raul Rojas in Los Angeles on July 12, while Crawford suffered a nose bleed and a swollen eye late in the bout.
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Honolulu
UPI
Roberto Andrade
Philippines
Frankie Crawford
Adrade
Crawford
Raul Rojas
Los Angeles
Andrade
Hawaii
Alex. Long
Walter Cho
Louis Race
Domi Manalang
Raul Hererra
Referelg
Manalang
Herarra i
Tuesday Results From Night Baseball Scoring
Tuesday results show New York defeating Chicago 5 0 Cincinnati over Atlanta 3 1 night St Louis 3 Houston 2 Los Angles 5 Pittsburgh 0 Phila 5 San Fran 1 night Boston 2 Detroit 0 Detroit 2 Boston 0 first twilight. Detroit 2 Boston 0 second night Cleveland 2 Chicago 1 night Washington 4 Oakland 2 night Kansas City 5 Ball 3 10 ians night Minnesota 3 New York 0 night
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New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Atlanta
St. Louis
Houston
Los Ang
Pittsburgh
Cight Phila
San Fran
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Oakland
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Conestoga Horse Breed Tied to Flemish and Virginia Stock
The Conestoga breed is described as a cross between Flemish stallions and Virginia horses, suggesting a mixed heritage that blends sturdy Flemish stock with early American breed lines. The claim links regional mares and stallions to establish the breed’s origins and characteristics.
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Virginia
Inter City Bowl for Susan ends eight day tourney
Bowlers from Mendocino County and beyond raised 319.81 for the Susan Bartolomei fund during an eight day Yokayo Bowl event. 299 bowlers competed across Ukiah Fort Bragg Willits Lakeport and other lanes with prizes donated by local merchants. Final awards come June 23 at Yokayo Bowl after a concluding June 16 finish period and mail notices for out of town winners.
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Mendocino County
Susan
Susan Bartolomei
Yokayo Bowl
Ukiah
Tim Luce
Lake County
Dave Luce
University of California
Shorty Harris
Fort Bragg
Willits
Lakeport
Ukiah Area
ABC
WIBC
Yokayo
Mary Shelton
Angell's
Pharmacy
Ukiah Floral ‘Company
Mickey Pardini
Susan Tourney
Augie Sozzoni
Palace Holding Narrow Lead In South Ukiah Little League
Palace Sport and Hobby Shop clung to a slender lead after Anton Jets defeated Kiwanis 7-3 at Talmage Little League park. Anton Jets improved to 4-2, Palace to 5-1 as Kiwanis fell to 3-3 with other teams listed at various records, including Masonite 24 and Auto Dealers 1-5.
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Palace Sport and Hobby Shop
South Ukiah
Anton Jets
Danny Burton
Kiwanis
Talmage Little League Park
Palace
Prescription Center
Masonite
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Maury Willy
Willson
Paul Popovich
Willie Stargell
Ma Mota
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Popovich
Tom Haller
Haller
Wills
Donn Cléndenon
Gary Kolb
Kolb
Jim Bunning
Wes Parker
Willie Davis
Len Gabrielson
Bunning
Gabrielson
Ken Boyer
Juan Pizarro
Parker
Pizarro
Zoilo Versailles
Versalles
Gary Kale
N's
Gary Player
United Press International
Titanic
Star
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Darrell Christensen
Rick
Wildcat
Rio's
St YE
AGAR
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