Sunday Splits In AL Keep Bosox In Front
Detroit pitcher Bill Faul in his first major league start dominated Washington 5-1 aided by hypnosis and wearing No 13 while Boston’s Frank Malzone surged to a .356 average with six hits and three homers as the Red Sox split a doubleheader with Kansas City.
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Major League Standings and Upcoming Schedule
Boston leads with 19 wins and 13 losses followed by Chicago and Baltimore at 21-15 Each team races for division pacing as New York Kansas City and Cleveland trail The schedule lists Sundays results including key matchups and postponements for today and tomorrow's games across the league with multiple doubleheaders and rain delays.
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Reds Rally To Pile On Cardinals In Milwaukee Slugfest
Cincinnati Reds exploded for 25 hits over two games at St. Louis and Milwaukee, winning 10 6. Four Reds batted twice as Lynch Coleman Robinson and Spencer fueled a first inning burst. Pete Rose started the rally with a walk and Vada Pinson scored on a sacrifice fly as the offense finally broke through behind Jim Maloney who is set to start the series opener against the Braves.
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England Earns Point as Ohio Sixth in MAC Meet
Ohio University tennis finished sixth among seven at the MAC Conference Meet in Kalamazoo. Western Michigan won, with Toledo, Miami, Bowling Green, Kent State, Ohio University and Marshall trailing. Coach Williams praised Bill Schein and Larry England for strong showings, including England’s lone Ohio victory over Arpadendriki of Kent. England also nearly beat Western Michigan’s Barkenbus in a tight two set loss and won the number four title.
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NFL TV pact seen as confidence vote in Rozelle era
The NFL weighs future TV contracts amid Rozelle sanctions, with a $926,000 1963 payoff for the championship game and a CBS 2-year, $9.3 million package. Officials will discuss contract length bidding and pay TV amid Rosenbloom case delays, while track and field gains via television exposure.
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Candy Spots Heads to Jersey Derby After Preakness Run
Candy Spots finished a strong Preakness at Pimlico and heads to Garden State Park for the Jersey Derby on Memorial Day. Trainer Mesh Tenney says the Preakness was likely his best race this year as Candy Spots prepares to face Get Around and Ahoy in a potential Belmont Stakes prep. The team split up with Rex Ellsworth and Willie Shoemaker returning to California for Hollywood Park duties.
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Columbus Jets 844 Off Pace In IPL Standings
The Atlanta Crackers and the Buffalo Bisons held nearly identical records atop their divisions by narrow margins. Syracuse won its fifth straight with a 11-4 sweep of Columbus, as Bob Dustal relieved in the third and limited the Jets to four singles and one run for victory. Dick Lines took the loss.
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Jones Earns Pole for 500 Mile Race at Indianapolis
Parnelli Jones claimed the pole position for the 47th 500 mile race at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway with a record 10 mile qualifying run of 151-153 mph. The Torrance, California driver used the Agajanian Special with $11,000 in upgrades, as 18 cars qualified amid gusty winds. Jim Hurtubise set records for supercharged V eight and Scot Jim Clark posted marks for unblown V eight and rear‑engine Lotus Ford. veterans Gene Hartley and Jack Turner announced retirement after Turner’s crash injuries.
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Fairfield Wins Oklahoma City Open In Muddy Finish
Don Fairfield ended a three year drought by edging Julius Boros at Quail Creek Country Club, finishing 72 holes at 280 to win the Oklahoma City Open. Rain and mud slowed play but Fairfield held on for a 3 under final round and a $5300 prize. Buddies Rosbury Bayer Finsterwald Barber contended at times.
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Tough Loss At Ascot Park In Gold Cup Race
Southland's Causeway captured the $17,350 Ascot Gold Cup at Ascot Park while the glow of top money finishes for golfers like Don Fairfield and Bruce Crampton highlighted the meeting. The event listed purses up to $5,300 for leading players and featured several named competitors with strong showings.
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Dates Set For ACC Tournaments
Athens Country Club golfers will contest a spring medal handicap tourney over 36 holes with first round possible on May 23 25 or 26. Second round is Memorial Day with four handicap based flights and prizes for top three. Memorial Day also begins SECGA qualifying for Logan June 14 16 with additional dates June 1 2 6 8 9.
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