Stuart's Grand Slam Sends Red Sox Past Angels in Opener
Dick Stuart belted a grand slam in the third inning powering Boston to a 9-3 win over Los Angeles in the first game of a doubleheader. Bo Belinsky took the loss for the Angels while Art Fowler yielded the slam to Stuart. Wagner homered for LA as Monbouquette pitched a complete game for Boston.
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Palmer Told to Rest by Physician
Arnold Palmer’s family physician says he is in excellent health but advised rest for a few weeks due to his commitments. The doctor notes a small sebaceous cyst on Palmer’s back that requires no treatment.
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Derby Victor Certifies For Race Day Early
Trainer Jimmy Conway says Chateaugay may not have hit peak after Derby win and entered him early for the Preakness. Chateaugay impressed with a blistering workout despite a virus, while Candy Spots and other top Derby prospects also prepared for the May 4 Preakness bid. Sky Wonder was withdrawn from New Jersey as a Preakness entrant.
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Oklahoma City Open Fields 159 Golfers at Quail Creek
The Oklahoma City Open at Quail Creek attracts 159 players led by six former PGA champions and three past National Open winners. Doug Sanders headlines the field after last year’s 67 final round win, with notable former winners Jay Hebert, Jack Burke, Lionel Hebert, and others. top money winners from last year crest the field though Nicklaus Palmer and Player skip this event. after 36 holes the field is cut to 65 pros and 10 qualified amateurs complete 72 holes.
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Giles Warns Weiss to Stop Fan Trash Attack at Mets Game
National League president Warren Giles told Mets general manager George Weiss to act to prevent a repeat of fan bottle and debris throwing during a Reds visit. Cincinnati officials filed a complaint as players were peppered with beer cans and insults, with an umpire threat to forfeit.
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Older Model Stock Cars Star In Figure 8 at Sun Valley
Figure 8 racing featuring older model stock cars and two finale races lights up Anderson's Sun Valley Speedway on Saturday. Johnny White of Warren Michigan claimed the pole for the 15th Annual Classic with a 53.58 second four lap run, breaking the 1961 mark. Tickets are on sale for the May 25 Little 500 with Arnie Knepper returning to defend his title. Gates open at 6 with over 240 machines registered for the Sun Valley events.
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Wills to rewrite pitcher's balk rule book
Maury Wills, the Dodgers star and last season's leading base stealer with 104, says the balk rule change forces him to create an entirely new study of opposing pitchers. He notes pitchers no longer must pause for a full second from the set, requiring about six weeks of work to learn each pause pattern.
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AHS Wallops Foe In Tennis
Anderson topped Richmond 6 1 in tennis at Riley Park as coach Dane Pugh sends his team to Lawrence Central then New Castle to end the season. Clark Todd and Clauve Huntley led singles and doubles wins as the A squad posted a 6 1 6 1 victory.
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