Champagne Tony Grabs Lead in Thunderbird
Champagne Tony Lema surged into the Thunderbird Golf lead with an eagle finish on the 18th hole for a birdie eagle round of 67, totaling 135 after two rounds and two strokes ahead of Ken Venturi and Mike Souchak. The field at Westchester Country Club trimmed to 96 players as Julius Boros and Arnold Palmer joined a crowded leaderboard.
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Standings and notable scores from the baseball season
The table shows Boston leading with 74 wins and a .489 pace, followed by Washington 11 games back and others including Detroit and Los Angeles. A string of game results lists Boston and Kansas City, plus several head to head matches and doubleheaders with Detroit, Washington, Los Angeles, Cleveland, Baltimore, Minnesota, and New York.
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Alley Cats Move to First in Ball & Chain League
In the Northside Lanes mixed league Alley Cats defeated Nut House Four 3-1 to take first place. June Shirley 162-457 Gene Hottle 184-431 Dot Clark 156-438 Jim Renner 185-488 led Alley Cats. Nut House Four victims included Mary Miller 188-482 Lorra ine Sealock 162-435 Earl Sealock 179-185-162 and 526. Bowl Weevils tied Phyros 22. Rennie Armel 127-362 Marge Haley 177-422 Will Armstrong 143-371 Leo Haley 161-446 for Bowl Weevils. Phyros Rosa Wilcox 139- $77 Phillis Leight 190-472 Bob Wilcox 139-361 Charles Leight 169-452.
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June Shirley
Gene Hottle
Dot Clark
Jim Renner
Mary Miller
Lorraine Sealock
Earl Sealock
Phyros
Rennie Armel
Marge Haley
Will Armstrong
Leo Haley
Rosa Wilcox
Phillis Leight
Bob Wilcox
Charles Leight
Dressen Apologizes As Twins Beat Orioles In 11 1/2
Twins manager Sam Mele apologizes for a beanball threat to Orioles pitcher Steve Barber before Minnesota wins 11 1/2 to 5. Also, Charley Dressen faces pressure as Tigers fall 4-3 to the White Sox amid talk with owner John Fetzer. Versus, San Francisco edges Philadelphia in 11 innings, Cincinnati tops St Louis, and Chicago, New York, Boston post other late wins.
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Chuck Dressen
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Chicago White Sox
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Family To Split For Polo Game
The Winchester Polo Association hosts Squadron A Polo Association from New York City this Saturday at 8 45 p m. John Cussen and his son play on opposing teams with senior Cussen set to join Squadron A. Tom Calhoun and John Whittemore also compete for Squadron A and Pete Tattersall and Pete Dunning join Winchester. A shutterbug contest runs with entries due next Tuesday and weekly prizes include game tickets and Valley Photo Center gift certificates.
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Pete Dunning
George Schrader
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Mets pitcher Cisco throws first complete game since 1962
Galen Cisco of the Mets shut out the Dodgers 8-0 on four hits for his first complete game victory since September 21, 1962. Dick Stuart of the Red Sox belted his third grand slam of the season as Boston routed Kansas City 14-7 in a nine run second inning. Outfielder Roger Repoz, who joined the Yankees roster this spring, hit 20 homers for Augusta last season but struck out 166 times while hitting .221.
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Lee Stange
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George Alusik
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Championship Trophy Race Set for Sunday at Winchester
The Winchester Speedway hosts the Spring Championship Trophy Races this Sunday at 2 30 p m with 125 laps across four heats a 35 lap sportsman feature and a 50 lap modified feature A $1700 purse is offered The May 22 point standings list leaders in the Modified and Sportsman divisions with multiple drivers named and their totals or standings.
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Stottlemyre Hurls Spiders to 8-0 Crackers Win
Jim Merritt pitched the last place Atlanta Crackers to an 8-0 victory over Columbus as Rex Johnson’s third inning single provided the Jets only hit. Mel Stottlemyre pitched seven-inning shutout in the Buffalo- Toronto, Rochester beat Syracuse 6-4, and Jacksonville split with Richmond.
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Fights Roundup From New York Melbourne and Vienna
Frankie Narvaez outpointed Johnny Bizzarro in New York. Billy Brown and Bob Allotey drew in Melbourne. Harry Scott and Dante Pelaez drew in Vienna. Weights unavailable.
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Australia
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Philippines
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Vienna
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Dodgers Draw Huge Crowds For Four-Game Giants Series
A total of 218,948 fans attended in Los Angeles for a four game series between the Dodgers and the San Francisco Giants late last summer. Three games were night affairs with the finale on a Sunday.
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