EUB edges Burnt Factory in Church League softball thriller
EUB trailed 4-3 before Richar Dick doubled and Huck Rainsberger tied the game with a double. Rainsberger scored on a Jim Dix sacrifice fly, then Plank homered inside the park for a two run cushion. Burnt Factory mounting two two run rallies but errors by EUB and Omps double produced another pair for Burnt Factory.
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Richar Dick
Danny Miller
Huck Rainsberger
Rainsberger
Jim Dix
Plank
Burnt Factory
Howard Adkins
Dennis Sirbaugh
RBI
Jim Omps
Perry Duvall
Ed Bromley
Omps
Tallman Sets Track Record in Airport Speedway Feature
Gene Tallman drove to a track record of 19.008 seconds in the Airport Speedway feature, eclipsing the previous 24 second standard by nearly five seconds. Red Nittinger won the second heat in B-2 with 20.003 seconds, finishing second in the feature after a late surge. Smokie Stover and Bill Nalley finished third and fourth in the 25-lap event.
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Airport Speedway
Red Nittinger
Tallman
Nittinger
Smokie Stover
Bill Nalley
Hill Handcuffs Lucky Inn in City League upset
The Fraternal Order of Police defeated favorite Lucky Inn 3-1 in City League play. Hill held Lucky Inn to three hits while the Police offense struck in the fourth inning aided by misplays and a Jerry Kremer RBI single.
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Hill
Lucky Inn
Order of Police
Charles Hill
Roxy Hockman
Jim Hockman
Jerry Kremer
al Bailey
Hockman
Larry Wadsworth
Bob Orndorff
Rebels rally to beat VFW in ten innings 6-5
Mike Horish struck out 13 batters and went 3 for 4 as Gainesboro Rebels edged Gerrardstown VFW 6-5 in 10 innings. Gerrardstown led 2-0 and 4-2, Rebels tied it in the seventh, then won with C Hopkins scoring on an error. Yorish pitched complete game for the win.
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Gainesboro
Rebels
Garrardstown Vfw
Gerrardstown
C. Hopkins
Robinson
Hopkins
C. Gardner
Yorish
L. DeHaven
Rain Cancels Waynesboro Speedway Night of Racing
Rain forced cancellation of the racing program at Waynesboro Eastside Speedway Saturday night just before the start. Promoters Al Gore and Clyde Trenary have scheduled a strong show for Saturday night June 3 titled spring Championship Trophy Races. Trophies will be awarded in modified jalopy and sportsman classes.
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Eastside Speedway
al Gore
Clyde Trenary
Lee Jackson Keglers Clinch Second Half Title In League Night
In Health Center Lanes action Lee Jackson Restaurant earned the Star Ladies League second half championship by sweeping three wins over Sport Center. Joyce Brannon 124 Libby White 118 led the winners while Thelma Bucher 107 Opal Parnell 103 paced Sport Center.
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Health Center
Lee Jackson
Mary Ann Funk
Joyce Brannon
Libby White
Phillis Brannon
Betty Webber
Helen Clevenger
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Thelma Bucher
Opal Parnell
Kastle
Virginia Dorsey
Pat Whitacre
Biddie Smoot
Nancy Roth
Peggy Cleveland
Betty Carroll
Major League Leaders in Batting and Fielding Honors
American leaders include Jimenez Kansas City with a .392 average and Kaline Detroit with 38 RBIs. Howser Kansas City leads in runs with 38, while Cepeda San Francisco tops in hits with 65. Mays San Francisco leads home runs with 16 and Wills Los Angeles in stolen bases with 23.
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Essegian
Cleveland
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Siebern
Kaline
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Cunningham
Chicago
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Gentile's Torrid Pace Is Costly to Red Sox
Baltimore's Jim Gentile remains a feared slugger with a .309 average and 36 RBIs, going 11-for-25 with six homers in six games. He belted an 11th inning homer in a 4-2 win over Boston as Cleveland and New York posted victories to stay atop the league standings.
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Orioles
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Cleveland
Washington
New York
Detroit
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Minnesota
Chicago
Los Angeles
Kansas City
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Angels
Russ Snyder
Saturday and Sunday Baseball Results Summary
Saturday results include Boston over Baltimore and Detroit beating New York. Sunday features New York 4-1 over Detroit and Cleveland 5-3 over Washington, with several extra innings and split scores across the league.
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Boston
Baltimore
Detroit
New York
Minnesota
Chicago
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Washington
Cleveland
Ex-tank Driver Wins World 600 at Charlotte
Nelson Stacy, a 40 year old WWII tank veteran, won the World 600 stock car race in Charlotte driving a racer built in nine hours as a replacement car. He earned $28,500 plus lap money from a $110,000 prize pool with Weatherly finishing second.
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Charlotte
N. C
Nelson Stacy
Stacy
Africa
Giants Cepeda and Craig Fight In Wild Mets Giants Brawl
In San Francisco the Giants and Mets staged a rare major league bench clearing altercation. Orlando Cepeda charged Roger Craig with a back pitch and the melee escalated as Willie Mays Elio Chacon and Mantilla joined in the fray. Peacekeepers restored order after six minutes.
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Dick Barnes
SAN Francisco
Orlando Cepeda
Giants
New York Mets
Roger Craig
Cepeda
Furs
Deot
Craig
Willie Mays
Mays
Alvin Dark
Louisiana State
Willie
Elio Chacon
Elio
Chacon
Felix Mantilla
Mets
Holman Moody Duo Win Rich 1962 Rebel 300 Race
About 50,000 watched a high speed draft at Charlotte. Joe Weatherly won $10,480 for second while Fred Lorenzen finished third driving a new car. Richard Petty earned $4,750 and Larry Frank $3,340 as the Holman Moody team topped the field with a $35,000 haul plus manufacturer awards.
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Charlotte Motor Speedway
Stacy
Ford
Darlington
S. C
Fred Lorenzen
Elmhurst
John Holman
Ralph Moody
Charlotte
Moody
Lorenzen
Joe Weatherly
Norfolk
Weatherly
Holman-Moody
Richard Petty
Randleman
Larry Frank
Greenville
Giants Sweep Mets As Alou Cepeda And Mays Spark Rally
Felipe Alou led the charge with three RBIs five hits and three steals as San Francisco beat New York 7-1 and 6-5 to extend the Giants NL lead over the Dodgers. Cepeda and Mays added multiple hits and runs as the Giants won their fifth straight while New York dropped its eighth in a row.
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San Francisco
Candlestick Park
Alou
Orlando Cepeda
Willie Mays
Giants
New York
Mets
Los Angeles Dodgers
Felipe
Mays
Cepeda
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chicago
Bob Purkey
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