Pena Grand Slams Lift A's To 9-3 Win Over Nats
Kansas City right-hander Orlando Pena limits Washington to five hits while delivering a grand slam in a six run fifth inning as the A's top the Senators 9-3 for Pena's fifth victory. Larry Osborne Don Lock and Ed Charles homer for Oakland in a 15-hit attack.
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Jones Sachs fight over oil leak at Memorial Day race
In Indianapolis a fight broke out between Parnelli Jones and Eddie Sachs at a drivers luncheon after Sachs accused Jones of oil leaks affecting his car. Both men clashed before 75 witnesses as officials fined Sachs for failing to inspect his car.
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Hamlin and Bogart share Kenridge medal in 26th invitational
Orville Hamlin of Blacksburg and Ralph Bogart of Chevy Chase MD posted even par 70 to tie for the medal in Charlottesville Virginia. The pair will duel in a Saturday playoff as 170 golfers contest four rounds of match play. Vinnie Giles and W O Patty shot 71 to stand one behind. Ed Evans earned the final championship spot in a playoff.
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Reds Stop Dodgers to Drop Them to Third Place
Cincinnati toppled Los Angeles 7-4 as Pavletich and Cardenas drove in runs and Skinner added a bases loaded single. Maloney won to improve to 7-2 while Davis homered for the Dodgers. The result left LA two games behind San Francisco in first, with St Louis taking second.
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Ford Fans Three Hit Win as Yankees Blank Indians
Whitey Ford pitched three hits over eight innings with four walks and eight strikeouts to earn his sixth win. Tom Tresh and Elston Howard hit two run homers as the New York Yankees defeated the Cleveland Indians 4 0.
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Colts Nip Braves 3-2 on Bateman's Single
Houston catcher John Bateman delivered a two run single in the fourth as the Colts beat the Milwaukee Braves 3 to 2. Ken Johnson allowed four hits in a complete game despite two unearned runs, while Bob Shaw took the loss after a two hit six inning outing. Hank Aaron homered for Milwaukee, his 16th of the season, in the sixth.
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Baseball Standings and Saturday Games Report
Standings show Baltimore at Los Angeles and New York at Cleveland and other results from last night. Saturday schedule includes San Francisco at St Louis, Los Angeles at Cincinnati, Pittsburgh at New York, Chicago at Philadelphia and Houston at Milwaukee with pitchers noted.
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Hawkins Stars With 64 In Speedway Festival Opener
Fred Hawkins, winless on the PGA circuit since 1956, shot 7-under 64 in the Speedway Festival Open opening round. He led Sam Carmichael by two as 51 players finished under par at Speedway’s easy Memorial Day course in Indianapolis amid large crowds.
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Cardinals Rally Past Giants On Infield Fly Play
St Louis edged San Francisco 6-5 as Bill White and Musial sparked a late comeback. Flood opened the ninth with a walk, a bases load sequence followed on Groat's bunt, Musial'sPOP delivered the winning run as Bob Gibson pitched the ninth for the win. Alou drove in the Giants' fifth but could not slow the rally.
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Wynn Eyes 300th Victory as Indians Sign Veteran Pitcher
Cleveland adds Hall of Fame bound right hander Wynn to its roster for workouts with Birdie Tebbetts to decide his placement. The 43 year old has 299 major league wins and 227 losses after a 20 game 1959 season with the White Sox and a long career with the Senators and Indians.
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McDaniel Secures Cubs' 2-1 Win Over Phillies
Lindy McDaniel entered in the eighth with the bases loaded and retired two to preserve Chicago Cubs pitcher Bob Buhl's win. Buhl, after a rough first inning, settled and retired 20 in a row as Chicago scored on Dick Bertel and Ron Santo led to a 2-1 victory over Philadelphia.
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Top 10 Major League Leaders in Home Runs and RBIs
Baseball leaders list top home run hitters including Hank Aaron of Milwaukee and Felipe Alou of San Francisco with 15 and 11. RBI leaders feature Willie Wagner and Roy. Other names include Harmon Killebrew not listed and Cepeda with 35 RBIs.
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White Sox rout Red Sox behind 12-hit surge and Buzhardt
John Buzhardt pitched a three hitter as Chicago beat Boston 6 to 0. Floyd Robinson and Mike Hershberger drove in runs, with a three-run third inning breaking the game open. The Red Sox were held to no hits until the fourth and could not mount a rally.
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Candy Spots Arrives For Belmont Stakes
Candy Spots, favorite for the $125,000 added Belmont Stakes on June 8 at Aqueduct, arrived from Garden State Park after winning the Jersey Derby on Memorial Day. He has eight wins in nine starts, including all three in 1962 and five of six this season.
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Wake Forest Eliminates WVU in District 3 Playoff
Wake Forest beat West Virginia 12-8 in Gastonia to reach the district 3 NCAA baseball finals. Billy Scripture's fifth inning homer sparked a lead the Deacons never relinquished as five total homers occurred. Wake Forest, ACC champions, faces Florida State at 2 p.m. Saturday with potential double elimination to win the district title.
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