Mets win 17 innings to beat Pirates in extra frame
Agee delivers in 17th as Mets defeat Pirates 4 3 to end four hour marathon. Tom Seaver allowed seven hits over 11 frames. Ron Taylor picks up win as Mets secure first extra inning victory of the year and snap Pittsburgh's five game skid.
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Danforth Named Head Basketball Coach at Syracuse
Roy Danforth of Summitville was named head coach of Syracuse University basketball. The 33 year old previously led freshman teams at Syracuse with strong win rates and replaces Fred Lewis as athletic director at Sacramento State College. Danforth played baseball for the Goblins and served three years in the US Army before college.
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Frankton and Muncie Central clash in late spring league results
In a turbulent matchup, Frankton led by standout Rector and Madison Heights star Mr Everything edged Muncie Central in a tight contests as Bearcats rallied with solid infield and pitching while Pirates posted a strong May schedule. The game highlighted Rector's seventh straight win and Frankton’s ongoing league push.
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Central Wins City Freshman Track Meet
Central dominates the city freshman track meet with multiple event wins. Performers include Miller and Brooks and others from Central sweeping events and posting strong relay results. Local schools South Side and North Side also place in several events with standout marks in relays and field events.
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NL Pennant Race Closest Since Pre Expansion Era
Cincinnati reports the National League pennant chase is the closest since the 1952 expansion. After Monday night’s games the last place Houston Astros sit 6.4 games back behind the defending champion St. Louis Cardinals, with the Mets in 1964 trailing by eight games as the only closer stretch in seven years.
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Williams Helps Cubs Top Phillies in Ninth Inning Rally
Chicago backup outfielder Billy Williams extended a consecutive games streak and sparked a late rally as the Cubs defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 4 to 6. Rich Nye earned the win amid a tense ninth inning with four runs by Philadelphia, including two on Cookie Rojas homers. Rojas also moved from second base to catcher, briefly shifting the Phillies’ defense.
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Black Wright Lead Super Sprints at Sun Valley Speedway
Bobby Black of Tayloreville Indiana and Ray Wright of Elkhart headline a large field in a Super-Sprint race at Anderson's quartermile Sun Valley Speedway on Wednesday May 22. Black defends his May 8 feature win as action heats up.
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Yankees defeat Washington behind Stottlemyre six-hitter
Amily Kosco homered for his sixth of the season as the New York Yankees beat Washington 21 to secure a third straight win. Mel Stottlemyre scattered six hits with seven strikeouts to earn the victory, while the Senators dropped their fourth in a row.
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Central 7th Tops North Side in Seventh-Grade Track Meet
Central 7th defeated North Side 44 to 38 on the North Side oval in a seventh-grade spring track meet. Pendley led Central with two wins including the 100-yard dash, backed by strong showings from Walls and Cy, while North Side scorers included Purys and Jackson contributing points.
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Milwaukee's New Team Is The Bucks
Milwaukee is naming its NBA franchise the Bucks. The team debuts with a press and organizational setup led by general manager Ecick. The article details early car racing stories and ASA events, including drivers such as Wright Nordhorn and Don Nordhorn, and notes a May 25 Sun Valley classic and Wednesday ASA race night with heats and features.
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Hofheinz Vote Key to Dallas Fort Worth NL Franchise bid
AP report notes the Hofheinz influence could decide the Dallas Fort Worth bid for a National League franchise ahead of a Chicago meeting. Milwaukee Buffalo San Diego Dallas Fort Worth and possibly Montreal are contenders. OMalley and other owners signal Hofheinz support would boost the bid.
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Bettenhauzen and Marcenac Named to Auto Racing Hall
Indianapolis announces Toney Bettenhauzen, twice national driving champion, and mechanic Jean Marcenac TaVi named to auto racing's Hall of Fame. The induction highlights the pair amid a ceremony at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
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Coaching Trio to Attend IU Banquet Here
Three prominent Juliana University athletic leaders Koh Stebbins and TU alumni secretary will join IU football coach John Pont and basketball coach Bill Oewig at a golf tourney and dinner in Anderson. IU members play in an 18 hole event at Se Anderson Country Club then dine at King’s Inn with $5 entry and $5 meal fees. Reservations via Rex Wisehart or Faha Dickman.
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