Barber Delivers as Orioles Top Yankees to Reclaim Lead
Steve Barber excelled on the mound and at the plate guiding Baltimore to a 6-1 win over the New York Yankees. His two caused a lead swing with a two run homer in the fifth, snapping New York’s six game streak and moving Baltimore a half game ahead in the AL pennant race.
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Chicago Downs Boston Red Sox Behind Buzhardt
Chicago White Sox explode for nine runs on 16 hits to beat Boston 9 to 3 as Johnny Buzhardt limits the Red Sox to five hits over seven innings. Tom McCraw and Ron Hansen drive in two each, while Bill Skowron and Hansen are highlighted by Omaha’s former home runs and timely hits. Frank Malzone provides Boston’s lone homer. Monbouquette starts next.
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Player Hints Swing Help At Nicklaus House
Gary Player, visiting Jack Nicklaus at Columbus Country Club during the PGA, offers swing advice as Nicklaus defends his title. Other leaders include Nichols with a record round aided by a five dollar putter, while Palmer, Souchak, Casper and January chase behind. Venturi at 72, over 3 million play the organ today versus 800,000 in 1954.
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Chevron and Neault's Floors Duel in Five Inning Softball
In a Page 8 coming attraction style summary, Monterey area teams spread offense and defense with Chevron edging Neault's Floors 7 to 5 in five innings. Key players include Guertin two RBIs, Bellerose two stolen bases, and Monroe earning the win while Casavant took the loss.
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Dodgers Rally For 10 2 Win Over Cardinals In St Louis
Dodgers hammer Cardinals 10-2 behind Ron Fairly three homers in two days and four RBIs as they pile up 13 hits. Tommy Davis hits regularly, lifting average to .268, and Los Angeles climbs within eight games of first place while Phillies and Giants swap spots in tight NL race.
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Trotters 6 Pacers Trotters 6 Pacers TONIGHT POST TIME 8
Horse racing card lists ten races with trot and pace events 1 mile each. Entries include drivers such as Langille Inman Richards Gerry Parker and many others for Burlington Star Aston Vernon Horizon Interstate Lehigh Valley and more. Several races show prize pools from 350 to 2500 with no driver listed for some horses.
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Westbrook belted Owen-Davis in junior league rout
Westbrook Manchester Post crushed Owen-Davis 19 to 6 in Junior American Legion play. Westbrook amassed 19 hits and 19 runs, led by Ricky Swan five for five with five runs scored, Gary Randall three for three, Billy Wark three for five, and pitcher Bruce Libby earning the mound decision with three RBIs.
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South Portland All Stars Meet Area Club Sunday
The Biddeford Saco Softball League All Stars face Western Maine All Stars at Biddeford Memorial Field Sunday May 3 p.m. A home run contest base running accuracy and throwing events highlight events with local and visiting players. Commissioner Ed Griffin names roster and pitching staff for the locals who will join Eddie Feigner’s King and His Court next Sunday in Portland.
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Norm Bernard
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al MacMillan
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Campbell Sets Speed Record For Automobiles
Campbell, at Lake Eyre, Australia, pushes Bluebird to 403.1 mph twice on dry salt to claim an auto speed record and world speed crown, aiming for 407.45 mph set by Craig Breedlove last year. The run, not official due to jet power, surpasses John Cobb’s 1947 record on the Bonneville Salt Flats.
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