Wynn ninth inning homer lifts Astros past Phillies
Houston pitcher Dick Farrell and Claude Raymond combined on a one hit shutout as Jimmy Wynn hit a ninth inning homer to beat Philadelphia 1 0. Wynn doubled earlier and Dave Nicholson added Houston's other hit while Tony Taylor tripled for the Phillies. Farrell earned his first win of the season, Short took the loss.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Jimmy Wynn
Dick Forrett
Claude Raymond
Philadelphia Phillies
Houston Astros
Wynn
Farrell
Chris Short
Tony Taylor
Houston
Dave Nicholson
Tony Gonzalez
Phillies
Taylor
Short
Gonzalez
Raymond
Bi Morgan
Genzler
Jackson
Groat
White
Callison
Gentile
Clemens
Rojas
Balemon
Staub
Farrel
Mate Houston
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Toa Raymond Apooend Short L
Fryman Stars as Pirates Top Dodgers 4-3
Pirates defeat Dodgers 4-3 as Woody Fryman hurls a complete game and drives in a run with his first major league hit. Rober to Clemente triple in the seventh to break a 3-3 tie. Pagliaroni adds a sacrifice fly.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Roberto Clemente
Jim Pagliaroni
Pittsburgh Pirates
Los Angeles Dodgers
Woody Fryman
Pirates
Fryman
Phil Regan
Badger
Claude Osteen
Dodgers
Joe Moeller
Osteen
Donn Clendenon
Bill Mazeroski
Mazeroski
Willie Stargell
Clemente
Pagliaroni
Moeller
Clendennon
Clamante
Brakettes Head to Brockton for Doubleheader
The Baybestos Brakettes travel to Brockton Massachusetts tonight for a twin bill against the Rotorettes. Key hitters Carol La Rose Marge Whitehead and Donna Lo Piano powered a recent doubleheader sweep. Donna Hebert and Donna Lo Piano will pitch against the Rosoret tes as season tickets near close May 28.
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Baybestos Brakettes
Brockton
Mass
Rotorettes
Bay State Combine
Cochituate Corvettes
Rosorettes
Perkasie
Brakettes
Raybestos
Cardinals
Bridgeport and Fairfield Enter Track Meet
The University of Bridgeport and Fairfield University compete today in the Collegiate Track Conference championship at Adelphi University in Garden City. The event starts at 3 p.m. with Iona the defending champion.
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University of Bridgeport
Fairfield University
Adelphi University
Garden City
Iona
Purple Knights
al Spindel
Bill Scialio
Spindel
Scialio
Howie Wood
Mike Milove
Ken O'Brien
Fairfield
Bill Cibulsky
George Train
Stratford
Cardinals Blank Braves 8-0 as Jackson shines
Al Jackson pitched a six hitter and drove in three runs for the St. Louis Cardinals in an 8-0 victory over the Atlanta Braves at Busch Memorial Stadium. Mike Shannon hit his third homer of the season, Jerry Buchek added a clutch double, and Jackson earned his second win against one loss after being acquired from the Mets.
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Ken Johnson
Hank Fischer
Johnson
Jackson
Shannon
Julian Javier
Buchek
Early Bird Tourney at Went Field Sets Four Games
Four games are slated in the Early Bird slow pitch tournament at Went Field. Villa Mia of Beacon Falls faces U S Baird on diamond 4 with the winner meeting Chatham Oaks of Darien at 3 30 p m. Famous Pizza meets Jenkins Brothers at 3 30 p m on diamond 1 with the winner facing Surfside Restaurant of Fairfield on the same field. The championship is Sunday at 3 30 p m.
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Went Field
Villa Mia
Beacon Falls
U.S. Baird
Chatham ‘Oaks
Darien
Famous Pizza
Jenkins Brothers
Surf Side
Fairfield
Davenport Homer Secures Giants 5-4 Marathon Win Over Mets
Jim Davenport belted a two out homer in the 17th inning to lift the San Francisco Giants to a 5-4 victory over the New York Mets in a 4 hour 20 minute game before 56 658 fans. Tom Priddy earned the win as New York starter Jack Hamilton was roughed up. Willie Mays and Tom Haller also homered for SF while Ray Sadecki debuted for the Giants.
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NEW York
UPI
Jim Davenport
San Francisco Giants
New York Mets
Davenport
Dave Eilers
Tom Priddy
Giants
Mets
Tom Haller
Willie Mays
Mays
Jack Hamilton
Hamilton
Jim Hart
Haller
Dick Selma
Olliver Brown
Don Landrum
Brown
Gordon Richardson
Selma
Cap Peterson
Ray Sadecki
Cardinals
Orlando Cepeda
Francisco New York
Abi Ebrick
Fuentes
Gabriisn
Sadecki
Lewis
Mason
Ribont
Herbes
Hiller Rot Donpt
Barnrth
Luplow
Eilers
E—Fuentes
Linzy
Boyer
San Francisco
Tooad Richardson
Ribant
Bearworth
Ellers
McDonlet
Kronepool
Herbel Tal
UConn Battles Rhody Eyes UMass-N.H. Tilt
Connecticut aims for a seventh straight win in a Yankee Conference baseball game at home against Rhode Island at 2 p.m. The 8-4 Huskies, 4-3 in the league, eye Massachusetts New Hampshire results while featuring top hitters George Greer Bud Pepin Bob Schaefer and Bill Flood.
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Storrs
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Huskies
Durham
Rams
Massachusetts
Nutmeggers
Maine
Bay Staters
New Hampshire
Vermont
Holy Cross
Springfield
George Greer
Westerly
Bud Pepin
Harwinton
Bob Schaefer
Westport
Bill Flood
Seymour
Schaefer
Goalby Leads New Orleans Open in Narrow Margin
Bob Goalby shot 69 to hold a one stroke lead over Jack Nicklaus at the Greater New Orleans Open second round. Arnold Palmer played through back pain with a 71 as Tony Lema and Frank Beard joined the chase at 139.
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New Orleans
UPI
Bob Goalby
Jack Nicklaus
Goalby
Belleview
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Wait
Lee Palmer
Nicklaus
Tony
Lema
Charles Coody
Frank Beard
Hartford
Conn
Beard
Julius Boros
Harold Kneece
Charles Sifford
Jacky Cupit
Dave Marr
Bobby Nichols
Marr
Nichols
Fon
Bridgeport
Icklaus
Tony Lema
Hargid Henning
Rem- Frank Beard
Ington Shaver
Don Gillespie
YMCA
Jock Burke
Doug Sanders
Rocky Thompson
Dick Lytle
Tommy Bolt
Dick Crawford
Don Cherry Iiii
Dorky Suet
Yene Cue Maren
Gene Artes
Wil Dack McGowan
Moore Or
Baseball results and today’s schedule across leagues
National League results include San Francisco 5 New York 4 and Houston 1 Philadelphia 0. Cincinnati at Chicago postponed. Today’s NL games pair Bolin vs Fisher in New York and Koufax vs Blass in Pittsburgh. American League results show Minnesota 9 Washington 5 and Detroit 5 Chicago 4. Tonight’s AL slate includes Peters vs Lolich in Chicago and Downing vs Talbot in Kansas City.
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San Francisco
New York
Houston
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Chicago
Bolin
Fisher
Dleker
Buhl
Koufax
Blass
O’toole
Ellsworth
Lemaster
Gibson
Kansas City
Minnesota
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Baltimore
Boston
California
Peters
Lolich
Richert
Grant
Bunker
O’donoghue
Downing
Talbot
Wilson
Newman
Steeees
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Daeweee Se
Spee
Yankees Top Athletics 4-2 Behind Hamilton Win
Steve Hamilton replaced an injured Whitey Ford in the third inning to gain his first win of the year as the Yankees beat the Kansas City Athletics 4-2. Mantle scored on a first inning double and later on a wild pitch, with Maris and Pepitone adding RBI in the sixth.
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UPI
Steve ‘Hamilton
Whitey Ford
New York Yankees
Kansas City Athletics
Hamilton
Ford
Mickey Mantle
Roy White
Mantle
Joe Pepitone
Chuck Dobson
Pedro Ramos
Yankees
Ralph Houk
Dobson
Roger Maris
Pepitone
Jim Dickson
Wyatt
Ray Barker
A’s
Bert Campaneris
Jose Tartabull
Tartabull
Mike Hershberger
Hershberger
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Abrhabl
Charles
Nossek
Boyer
Howard
Suarez
Causey
Monigado
Barker
Choria
Ramos
Berger
White
Harrelson
Compsneris
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Ipho
Hamilton W
Ramios Ad
Dickson FA
Monteaguda
Aker
Ee Ooodr Wyatt
Balk
Dickson
Cubs Reds Postponed in Chicago Cold Wet Grounds
UPI reports the game between the Chicago Cubs and Cincinnati Reds was postponed Friday due to cold and wet field conditions. No reschedule was immediately announced. Also from UPI, Hazel Park racing May 22 1965 saw three dead heats with jockey Robert L. Baird aboard multiple horses including Said Finado Ozark Faubus No Claims Gen. Logan and Peter Glory.
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Chicago
UPI
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Detroit
Hazel Park
Robert L. Baird
Said
Finado
Ozark Faubus
No Claims
Peter Glory
Gen. Logan
Baird
Ozark
Slow Pitch Cadet J W Wins St Joseph JV Tilt
Dusty cadet J W and Notre Dame defeated by St Joseph junior varsity 6 to 5 behind pitcher Greg Scinto in a tight slow pitch game.
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J. W
St. Joseph
Greg Scinto
Seat
Notre Dame
Monahan Wins New England Intercollegiate Golf Title
Joe Monahan of Providence won the New England Intercollegiate Golf Championship in a sudden death playoff over Dan Esposito of Connecticut at Portland Country Club. Esposito’s final chip set up a birdie at 18 but missed a critical par putt on the playoff hole. Monahan secured the title with a near birdie approach and bogey save. Fairfield, New Hampshire and other team scores are listed with individual totals led by Monahan and Esposito.
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Portland, Maine
Joe Monahan
Connecticut
Dan Esposito
Bridgeport
Providence
Monahan
Manchester
N.H
Esposito
Portland Country Club
Monehan
Fairfield University
Joe Palsa
Jerry Chisholm
Tom Meehan
John Hamel
Dick Wirkas
University of Bridgeport
George Monahan
Roger Siener
Joe Fabry
Joe Gavalis
Dan O'Leary
New Hampshire
Stan Hilinski
Joe “Monahan
Conn
New Hamp
Jim Kehoe
Boston College
Fairfield
Billy Carroll
Tufts
Don Vallario
Wesleyan
Mel Weinberger
Boston U
Ben Goldman
John Guiragos
Dave Harrizon
Suffolk
Dick Stultz
Trinity
Skip Smith
Springfield
Hob -Brown
Ed Waldron
Norwich
Kevin Dillon
St. Anselm's
Leslie Dearborn
Babson
Gerry Cusholm
Linwood Clark
Central Conn
Mike Millis
Harvard
William Weiners
Bowdoin
Dennis Webber
Steve Kelm
Dick Murphy
Yale and Harvard duel in two sports today
Yale hosts Harvard in baseball lacrosse and freshman lacrosse at Yale Field Coxe Cage Field and Freshman Field with Big Three titles in reach. Kehas faces McCandlish and Lincoln for Yale while McCandlish and Lincoln oppose the Elis.
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Harvard
New Haven
Elis
Coxe’ Cage
Yale Field
Jim McCandlish
Bob Lincoln
Steve Kehas
Princeton
DeWitt Cuyler Field
Indians Edge Orioles In 4-3 Victory
Cleveland stops Baltimore 4-3 as LeTiant earns win and Sam McDowell suffers tough finish. Chuck Hinton and Alvis spark scoring with key hits while Adair makes a costly error in the ninth enabling Sean Wagner to score the tying run. Wagner homered earlier for Cleveland.
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UPI
le Tiant
Hall
Jerry Adair
Indians
Sam McDowell
Baltimore Orioles
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McDowell
Hd Wagner
Jim Brooks Robinson
Palmer
Baltimore
Dick Ebrichiebricht Hall
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Howser
Chuck Hinton
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Salmon Ph
Wagner
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O'Daghe
Eieg Whititels Sinaia i Bit
Johinton Howser
Steener
Luis Aparicio
McDowel
Strument
John O'Donoghue
O'Donoghue
F. Robinson
Serbia
Luis] Tay
Andretti Shatters Track Pace On Eve Of Trials
Indy practice heats up as Mario Andretti clocks 167.411 mph unofficial track record on eve of qualifying for the 500. Jimmy Clark tops old mark with 185.7 mph as Dan Gurney hits 164.8 mph amid rain delays and scattered sunshine forecast for race weekend.
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Ind
UPI
Mario Andretti
Indianapolis Speedway
Andretti
Jimmy Clark
Dan Gurney
Clark
Speedway
Brabham Ford
Scotland
A. J. Foyt
George Snider
Foyt
Chuck Hulse
Jimmy McElreath
Jackie Stewart
Carl Williams
Oliva Leads Twins Past Senators With Four Hit Game
Tony Oliva collected four hits and four RBIs lifting the Minnesota Twins to a 9-5 win over the Washington Senators. Oliva doubled, tripled, and drove in runs as Jim Kaat pitched eight strong innings. Cesar Tovar, Jimmy Hall, and Earl Battey added RBIs in the 13-hit attack. Don Lock and Ken Hamlin provided the Senator scoring.
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UPI
Tony Oliva
Minnesota Twins
Washington Senators
Jim Kaat
Oliva
Dick Lines
Mike McCormick
Twins
Cesar Tovar
Jimmy Hail
Earl Baliey
Kaat
Washington
Fred Valentine
Senators
Don Lock
Ken Hamlin
Paul Casanova
Jim Duckworth
Duckworth
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Tower
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Casanova
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Valentine
Sb—Allson
Battey
Sf—Tover
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Sph
Rerdisa
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Hannon
McCormick
Jed
Lines
Kaline Powers Tigers to 5-4 Win Over Chisox
Al Kaline homered for the sixth time this season and drove in two runs to lead the Detroit Tigers past the Chicago White Sox 5-4. Denny McLain earned the win with eight strikeouts over six innings, while Larry Sherry and Chicago relievers held the Sox in check in the late innings. Kaline also scored the winning run on an infield out as Detroit built leads in the second and fourth innings before Chicago rallied briefly in the ninth. The Tigers improved to 5-4 on the season with the victory.
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Larry J. Pandera
Baird
Detroit
UPI
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White Sox
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Sox
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Sherry
Floyd Robinson
Kaline
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Horton
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McCraw
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Locker
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