Nicklaus Wins Sudden Death at Byron Nelson Classic
Jack Nicklaus defeats Arnold Palmer in a 37-hole sudden death battle for $20,000 first prize at the Byron Nelson Classic in Dallas. Palmer earns $11,000 as Nicklaus pockets the title after a dramatic extra hole, amid large crowds and a Washington call moment.
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Orioles Relive Series Loss as They Fall to Twins
The Baltimore Orioles drop a 4-3 decision to the Minnesota Twins in a tense weekend finale. Harmon Killebrew belts a two run homer backing Jim Palmer’s tough night, while Merv Rettenmund and a fourth inning error spark the Orioles’ lead before Minnesota rallies.
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Dust Commander wins richest Kentucky Derby in 173-year history
Dust Commander ridden by Mike Manganello led 173 horses to win by five lengths over My Dad George in the Kentucky Derby’s record purse. Other race results include Ack Ack prevailing at Hollywood Park, Tyrant matching a track record in the Carter Handicap, and Singing Rain taking the Gallorette Handicap at Pimlico. Baseball and other race results follow from coast to coast with multiple city briefs.
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Baseball scores and rain suspend schedule update
League results show New York 8 4 Milwaukee 7 2 Cleveland 6 Kansas City 3 Detroit 6 Chicago 5 Minnesota 4 Baltimore 3 Oakland 3 4 Washington 1 6 California at Boston postponed due to rain. No games scheduled. Remaining matchups list New York at Oakland N Washington at California N Boston at Milwaukee N Cleveland at Chicago N Minnesota at Detroit N Kansas City at Baltimore N
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Phillies Rally With Catching Woes In Doubleheader
Phillies manager Frank Luchessi filled gaps after losing two catchers Tim McCarver and Mike Ryan to fractures. Lowell Palmer earned wins with 8 2 3 innings of shutout relief and three hits while rookie Jim Hutto tied the first game with a ninth inning homer and played multiple positions. Del Bates recalled. Mike Compton called up. McCarver fractures right hand, Ryan fractures left finger.
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Hornet Baseball Hopes End With Defeat By B C
The Aiken High School Hornets fell 4 1 to Brookland-Cary ending their league title bid. Poor fielding produced four errors, three in one inning, costing unearned runs. Senior pitcher Wil son Plunkett allowed seven hits with six walks as Aiken has one game left against Airport at 4 p m.
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