Sox Edge Yankees on Wild Pitch, Tillman's Triple in 11th
Tony Oliva batted .500 for the Twins as Minnesota beat Washington 6-2 behind Zoilo Versalles’ bases loaded triple in the sixth. Jim Kaat worked 9 innings, while Carl Bouldin took the loss. In New York, Boston won 4-3 in 11 innings as Whitey Ford faltered and Bob Tillman capped the finish with a triple and a wild pitch. Baltimore also won 4-3 over Chicago.
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Rosburg Takes Lead In Houston Classic
Rosburg, 37, battled a gimpy ankle to shoot four under 67 and lead the Houston golf classic second round after the windy first round at Sharpstown. Nicklaus struggled to 87, while Sota Maxwell Clark and others were within a stroke of the leader as 94 pros and nine amateurs played.
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Simmons Delivers Shutout as Giants Streak Ends
United Press International reports Curt Simmons pitched a complete game as the St. Louis Cardinals blanked the San Francisco Giants 4-0. The Dodgers fall to 6-2, suffering their second consecutive defeat as Simmons silenced the Giants with efficient innings.
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Red Sox Opener Highlights Kennedy Library fund drive
The Boston Red Sox raise 50 000 for the John F Kennedy Memorial Library at Fenway Park in their season opener against the Chicago White Sox. Proceeds from the game go to the Library fund with no Chicago share. Notables including Robert F Kennedy Edward M Kennedy and Gov Peabody attend pre game ceremonies. The event features stars, performers, and a live telecast.
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Horse Race Card with 10 Races and Selections
Yesterday's selections show 24 races with top picks and longshots across pace and trot events. Notable phrases include winning picks and longshot success counts, plus totals for to date performance across the meeting.
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Reborn Alex Leads American League Spotlight
A brief note highlights Alex’s reborn form for the American League scene. Renewed energy and standout performances spark fan interest as the season nears.
Baseball Standings and Friday Lineups from National League
National League standings show Baltimore, Minnesota, and San Francisco leading divisions with 2-0 marks. Thursday results include Boston’s 4-3 win over New York and Chicago’s 3-4 loss to Boston. Friday probable pitchers list NY at Baltimore, Pittsburgh at New York, and more, with games scheduled across major teams.
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Hill Rise to Run in Keeneland Derby Warmup
Kentucky Derby favorite Hill Rise meets light opposition in a $10,000 seven furlong Keeneland prep race. Jockey Willie Shoemaker rides the California colt for the first time in Kentucky as Hill Rise seeks Derby form in his first local appearance after a long layoff.
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Williamstown II Tryouts Set for April 26 at Little League Field
Williamstown Little League agent Edward Perry announces tryouts Sunday April 26 at 2 p.m. at Little League Field. Registration via Jack Lesure at the Williams town Boys' Club due by next Tuesday. new and T shirt League players must register, current regular team players do not.
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