Long Night Tie Surges Past 5-5 Marathon Between Colts and Cards
In a record setting extra inning game Houston and St Louis battled 17 innings before a 5-5 deadlock. Cards tied it in the ninth on a WililLis run and Amalfitano error spark, while Houston nearly staged late rallies as both sides used pitchers deep into the night.
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Conley Guides Red Sox Past Senators 7-1 in Relief Riot
Boston crucial early two run hits and strong pitching by Gene Conley powered the Red Sox to a 7-1 win over the Senators. Jim Lemon delivered a pinch hit two run single as Conley silenced Washington, allowing five hits in eight innings before Don Lee finished.
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Larsen Lifts Giants From Pitts To 3
The Associated Press reports Larsen anchored the Giants with strong pitching as Sabian Vada Pinson led a multi hit effort. Across Major League action, Cleveland beat Los Angeles, Boston edged Washington, and the Yankees defeated Chicago. Slugger Frank Malzone and Conley supplied key homers for Boston while Bo Belinsky shined for the Angels in a four hit outing. The Cubs upset the Dodgers 9-6, Banks homered for Chicago, and a curfew halted a Mets game replay.
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Ernie Banks
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Fate Faith Bring Colt To Threshold Of Derby
Louisville AP report on Fate and faith shaping Sternberger’s colt as a Derby hopeful. Owner says wife’s health and Doc Jocoy’s role influenced plans. horse to race once more before Derby, possibly skip if track conditions worsen.
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Palmer Headlines Texas Open as 150 Start Round Begins
In San Antonio a field of 150 tee off the Texas Open with Arnold Palmer as the top pre-tournament favorite in the 38th edition. Palmer seeks a third straight Texas Open title and leads the money list at about 37,008, while Gene Littler and other top names compete at Oak Hills Country Club on a par 71, 6,616-yard layout. Jacky Cupit and Don Fairfield posted 66s in the pro-am, each winning 21 dollars, as the event opens.
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Texas Leaguers Taste Revenge
The Texas League leaders were upset as Amarillo, San Antonio and El Paso rebounded. Amarillo blanked Austin for a second win. San Antonio beat Albuquerque with Daryl Robertson’s grand slam. El Paso defeated Tulsa 10 to 7, pulling into second place.
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