Gibson lifts Cardinals to 2-1 win in second game
In St Louis, Bob Gibson's eighth inning single sparked a two run rally as the Cardinals beat Cincinnati 2-1 in game two of a doubleheader after Cincinnati won the opener 6-0 on Bob Purkey's six hitter. The Reds led 1-0 entering the seventh before the Cardinals tied it and won it.
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Raton Race Results Summary
Raton horse races report results across twelve races. Notable winners include Flower Tone, Queen's Comet, Go Quick Silver, Diamond Bar, and Hollystock with various payouts. Multiple exacta and Quiniela bets listed, totals for Big-Little M. D. and Paris Royal in seventh and eighth races, and a final Quiniela payout of $111.40.
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McKinley Wins Tulsa Tennis Club Invitational Title
Top ranked Chuck McKinley defeats Ham Richardson to win the Tulsa Tennis Club Invitational in Tulsa Oklahoma. Yola Ochoa captures her second straight singles title by defeating Justin Bricka 7 5 4 6 3. McKinley and Richardson win the men s doubles over Froehling Riessen. Ochoa and McHaney win women s doubles.
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A J Foyt Wins Race Amid $153650 Purse Sum
A J Foyt won the 48th Indianapolis 500 earning $153 650 in cash plus prizes bringing the total purse to $506 625. Roger Ward finished second earning $56 925 while Lloyd Ruby took third with $35 650 and Johnny White fourth with $20 700. Par nardi Jones the 1963 winner collected $148 515 as_values. White Rookie of the Year award included a prize and trophy.
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Indians Rally To Split Doubleheader With Senators
In Washington, Cleveland defeats the Senators 9 to 6 in the nightcap after taking the opener 9 to 6. Joe Azcue and Fred Whitfield spark the comeback with key doubles, while Woody Held adds a ninth inning homer.
Plainsmen Must Win Game To Stay Alive In Series
Lubbock Monterey.plainsmen, 3-AAAA champ, face Arlington Colts, 4-AAAA winner, at 2 pm today in bi district baseball. Arlington leads 1-0 after a 3-2 May 25 win in Arlington. a Monterey win forces a deciding third game.
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Muleshoe Hosts Pro Am Event
A West Texas P G A pro am event will be Monday at Muleshoe Country Club. Start time is 9 a.m. Entry deadline is 1 30 p.m. Professionals pay $1 and amateurs $4 to enter.
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Legion South Division Opens With Tulsa Nazareth Childress Dimmitt
The South Division of District 18 American Legion baseball begins tonight with Tulsa at Nazareth and Childress at Dimmitt. Both games are scheduled for 7 30 p m.
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Dodgers Top Pirates in eighth for third straight win
Tommie Davis lined a go ahead single in the eighth scoring Jim Gilliam as the Dodgers beat Pittsburgh 6 to 4. Willie Davis added an insurance run after Willie Stargell threw into the stands on Ron Fairly’s fly. Roberto Clemente homered to tie the game earlier for the Pirates.
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Margaret Smith Triumphs In French Tennis Championship
Margaret Smith of Australia defeated Maria Bueno of Brazil 5-7 6-1 6-2 to win the women's singles title at the French Championships. Smith added to Australian wins with Ken Fletcher in men's doubles and the mixed doubles pairing. Cliff Richey won the junior singles title.
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Mantilla’s pinch double lifts Red Sox past Twins 4 3
Boston gains a 4 3 victory in Minnesota as Felix Mantilla delivers a ninth inning pinch double driving in Frank Malzone. Lou Clinton and Dalton Jones produced the tying run in the seventh, while Don Mincher and Zoilo Versalles doubled for Minnesota earlier.
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Phillies top Colts 4 1 behind Allen and Amaro homers
Richie Allen and Ruben Amaro hit two run homers to power Philadelphia past Houston 4-1. Art Mahaffey won his fourth, walking seven as Ed Roebuck relieved in the seventh. Jim Owens took the loss for Houston after allowing both homers.
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Chicago Sweeps Doubleheader With Tigers Behind Buford and Hansen
Don Buford and Ron Hansen power the White Sox to an 8-3 win in game two as Gary Peters improves to six victories. Chicago swept the weekend series after taking the opener 5-3 while Detroits back-to-back homers by Thomas and Cash provided late fire.
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Cubs Edge Braves 4-3 on Williams 10th Inning Shot
Billy Williams hit a 10th inning homer to lift the Chicago Cubs to a 4-3 win over the Milwaukee Braves. Williams lifted his average to .414 with his 13th homer, after Milwaukee led 2-0 and Chicago tied the score in the ninth on Billy Cowan’s two-out single. Aaron added a tie-breaking double in the sixth after a disputed play at second.
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Baseball Standings and Results From Nearby Leagues
Baseball standings show Chicago leading the American League with 24 wins and 9 losses while Baltimore and New York hold strong positions. Sunday results include San Francisco defeating New York 8 to 5 and Philadelphia beating Houston 4 to 1. Monday games feature Los Angeles at Pittsburgh with Ortega facing Veale, and a full slate across the leagues with key matchups and scores.
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Baltimore Nips Angels in 2-1 Thriller
Steve Barber pitched seven strong innings allowing three hits and earned his first win of the season as Baltimore edged the Los Angeles Angels 2-1. A balk by Bob Belinsky helped Baltimore break a 1-1 tie when Aparicio moved to third on the balk and scored on a force play.
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