Chisox Puzzle Holds AL Lead After Detroit Sweep
The Chicago White Sox rose to first place in the American League after a double victory over Detroit 5-3 and 8-3. Nellie Fox had been traded away, Pete Ward was out until May 10, and new players Tom McCraw Al Weis and Don Buford strengthened the lineup as Chicago swept Detroit in four games, boosting Lopez’s club amid May’s strong run with Ward’s fifth homer sparking the opener.
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Foyt Wins 500 in Controversial May at Indy
A. J. Foyt is hailed as the greatest race driver after winning his second 500 mile race at Indianapolis as May sets record speeds and crowds. The Speedway faced a major crisis with the deaths of Eddie Sachs and Dave MacDonald and injuries to Bobby Unser and Ronnie Duman, while Parnelli Jones burned in the pits. USAC debates fuel rules as gasoline use prompts safety concerns.
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Baseball Standings And Results From Monday Night Actions
The American League leaders show Chicago 24 11 and Baltimore 27 15 atop the table with New York 21 16, Cleveland 21 16, and Minnesota 24 19 chasing. Weekend results include Cleveland 9 6 over Washington and 8 3, Chicago 5 3 over Detroit, Boston 4 3 over Minnesota, and New York 9 2 over Kansas City. National League standings list Philadelphia 25 15 and San Francisco 26 17, with St Louis 25 20 and Milwaukee 23 21 close behind. Notable games include New York 8 6 in 23 innings over San Francisco and Los Angeles 6 Pittsburgh 4.
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Three Homers Hit at LI Park In Memorial Day Doubleheader
Memorial Day doubleheader at Little League Field sees the Lectronics win their first game in two years under Otto Raetz. Dave Palmer hits the first home run of the year in the 8-6 win over Northeast, while Polygraphic falls 21-1 to Eagles as Keith Lee Barron allows one hit.
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Steelers Sign Brown and Nelson for 1964 Season
Pittsburgh reports that quarterback Brown a 10 year NFL veteran and quarterback Nelson a former USC star have signed for the 1964 season. Nelson will start his second season with the Steelers.
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Mets Fall To Giants In 23-Inning Marathon
The New York Mets lost 8-6 to the San Francisco Giants in 23 innings at Shea Stadium, ending the longest game in major league history by time elapsed. Del Crandall delivered the decisive double, while Roy McMillan initiated a 14th inning triple play and 46 strikeouts set a new doubleheader record.
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