Sweetroll Kid Dominates Red Sox In May Rally
Chicago rookie Carlos May nicknamed Sweetroll homered for his 11th of the season, lifting the White Sox to a 6-4 win over Boston in Fenway Park. The piece notes his 29 RBIs in 38 games and compares him to his brother Lee May of Cincinnati, while citing praise from Luis Aparicio.
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Williams Keeps Poised After White Sox Rally at Fenway
Boston ap reports manager Dick Williams stayed sportsmanlike after Chicago used a six-run eighth inning to beat the Red Sox 6-4 at Fenway Park in the first nationally telecast prime time game of the season. Mike Nagy allowed two singles through seven, and Carl Yastrzemski drove in three with a 12th homer. Rico Petrocelli also homered.
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Noble High Blank Seagulls In Final Contest
Noble High closed out its season blanking Old Orchard Beach 40 here Monday. The Marauders finished 11-5 for third in the Southern York County League. Harland Johnson limited Noble to two hits while Noble collected six, with Tucker and Golovitch among the standout hitters.
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Palmer Questioned For U S Open Qualifying
Golfers from across the nation completed sectional rounds for the U S Open. Arnold Palmer remained among the questioned entrants as 395 players vied for 64 places in eight states, with Snead Still and Hinson earning berths from Houston area sectional play.
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Major League Leaders Summary in 1969 Baseball Season
The Associated Press lists top AL batting with Carew at .389 and Petrocelli at .353, plus leaders in RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, and stolen bases. Notable names include Robinson, Howard, Harper, Campaneris, and Lyle. Pitching leaders feature McNally with 7 wins and 0 losses, Borg, and Lolich atop strikeout counts.
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National League Batting and Pitching Leaders List
National League leaders include H Aar on Atlanta and C Jones New York in at bats. Kessinger Chicago and Wynn Houston lead runs. Banks Chicago and McAvey San Francisco top RBI. M Alou Pittsburgh and B Williams Chicago lead hits. M Alou Pittsburgh and Aaron Atlanta double. R Jackson Atlanta and Tolan Cincinnati triples. McCovey San Francisco and L May Cincinnati home runs. Brock St Louis and Morgan Houston stolen bases. pitching leaders Abernathy Chicago Stone Atlanta Baldschun San Diego and Gibson St Louis with 4 decisions and perfect 1.000s.
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Ann Hubert Wins York County Bowling Title
Ann Hubert, the Twin-City champion, beat her sister Lillian Camire 2,164 to 2,124 at Roll-A-Wa Lanes Biddeford to claim the York County title. Camire struggled with form while Hubert posted 24 spares and two strikes for the advantage. The championship resumes in fall with a new challenger list set by an August rolloff.
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Baseball Standings and Monday Games Across Leagues
The standings show Chicago leading the National League with 8 wins and 6 losses, while Pittsburgh sits at 25-23 in the division. In the West, Los Angeles leads with 28-3, and Cincinnati is at 2-2. Monday's results include New York defeating Los Angeles 2-1 and Atlanta beating St. Louis 6-3. Several rainouts and postponed matchups are noted, with future games listed for upcoming days.
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Baseball Scores and Schedule From Monday Highlights
A rundown of Monday results shows Chicago routing Boston 6 to 4 and several other league outcomes. Upcoming games include Baltimore at Oakland, Detroit at California, Cleveland at Seattle, Washington at Kansas City, New York at Minnesota, Chicago at Boston, and more. Key pitchers Cuellar Odom Messersmith Tiant Pattin Hannan Bunker Boswell Lonborg are listed with win loss records.
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Homecoming homers spark mixed baseball night across leagues
In a night of big swings several stars produced key moments. Nate Colbert hit a two run homer for the Padres as they beat Philadelphia for a fourth straight win, while Cepeda starred for St Louis with a triple a single and a homer in his Busch Stadium return. Hank Aaron moved into fifth on the all time list with an eighth inning blast for Atlanta. Jerry Koosman spun five effective innings to help the Mets beat the Dodgers and extend their win streak to five.
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Zuffelato Joins College as Assistant Coach
Newton Mass AP Bob Zuffelato 31 assistant basketball coach at Central Connecticut has moved to College to assist new head coach Chuck Daly, who was recently named to replace Bob Cousy. Amherst Mass AP UMass seeks semi pro games for baseball to prep for College World Series. practice resumes Thursday for June 14 game at Omaha against Southern Illinois. Boston AP Count Sub 48.40 leads all the way to win the 4300 Gansett Purse at Suffolk Downs before 11,566 fans.
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Hinsdale Feature Mile Pace Won by Save Pick
Hinsdale Raceway hosted Monday night racing as Save Pick won the $700 feature mile pace in a time of 2 06 4 5. Driver and other placings were listed in race records.
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White Sox power to 64 victory over Boston in eight innings
May White Sox belted the first major league homer and helped spark a six-run eighth to lift Chicago past Boston 64. Mets pitcher Jerry Koosman threw a five-hitter as New York edged Los Angeles 2-1 for their fifth straight win.
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Baltimore at Oakland and more NBA matchups listed
A schedule listing several NBA games with teams including Baltimore, Oakland, New York, Minnesota, Washington, Kansas City, Cleveland, Seattle, Detroit, and California. The fragment notes multiple upcoming matchups without results or dates.
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