Giants Beat Reds 8 4 Behind McCovey Haller Homers
Willie McCovey and Tom Haller hit homers as the San Francisco Giants rallied for three in the second inning and defeated the Cincinnati Reds 8 to 4. Ray Sadecki earned his first win in a Giants uniform, improving to 3-3, despite one tough third inning. Pete Rose drove in two for Cincinnati, but Milt Pappas took the loss.
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Drysdale Leads Dodgers Past Braves 10-6 in 16-Hit Attack
Dodgers unleash 16 hits led by Maury Wills and Tommy Davis to defeat the Atlanta Braves 10 to 6 at Atlanta. Don Drysdale improves to 4-4 with seven strikeouts as Joe Torre and Mack Jones homer for Atlanta while Wills belts his first homer in 21 months.
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Don Dyrsdale
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Marr Struggles on Firestone Monster Course Record
Marr, often weaker on the long Firestone layout nicknamed The Monster, finished fourth and last in the 1965 World Series of Golf held at the venue, where Sam Player won.
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Dave Marr
Firestone Country Club
Gary Player
Marr
Player
South Africa
PGA
Firestone
Tigers Triumph 5-2 as McLain One-Hits A's
Detroit pitcher Dennis McLain no-hit Kansas City into the fifth inning and won 5-2. Norm Cash drove in three runs with his eighth homer as the Tigers snapped a tie in the seventh, with Gates Brown and Dick McAuliffe contributing key hits.
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UPI
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Dennis McLain
Norm Cash
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Kansas City Athletics
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Amir Yhana
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Stoppen
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Phil Roof
Ed Charles
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Chuck Dobson
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Maris Edges Pillanlelbun In Arlington Turf Feature
In Arlington Park Round Table Handicap two foreign breds Maris of Ireland and Pillanlelbun of Chile raced neck and neck on the turf. Maris ridden by Earlie Fires edged ahead to win by a slim margin over Pillanlelbun as 38 210 fans watched. The 11 16 mile race finished in 1 42 4 5 with Maris paying 19.40 7.40 and 4.50 and Pillanlelbun returning 3.40 2.80 with Polar Sea at 5.60 shown.
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Chile
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Bobby Naoo
Cofek Wins Flag Day Golf Ticket at Brownson Country Club
Henry Cofek captures the flag day tournament at Brownson Country Club yesterday. Trailing Cofek were Jim Calkins, Bob McMahon, Frank Somers, Harold Sobel, Din Henckel, Dan Scinto, Walter Rinko, Tom Burns and Matty Jenetopoulos in that order.
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Henry Cofek
Brownson Country Club
Cofek
Jim Calkins
Bob McMahon
Frank Somers
Harold Sobel
Din Henckel
Dan Scinto
Walter Rinko
Tom Burns
Matty Jenetopoulos
Mets fall short in nightcap as Fisher, Phillies win 3-1
New York Mets bullpen ace Jack Fisher secured his second win after replacing starter Dick Selma in the fourth inning. Philadelphia Phillies hitters powered the opener with four homers, while Jim Bunning earned his sixth win in a 7-2 victory.
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New York Mets
Jack Fisher
Philadelphia Phillies
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Jim Bunning
Phillies
Dick Selma
Mets
Selma
Richie Allen
Bob Buhl
Buhl
Ron Swoboda
Wing
Ed Bressaud
Ken Boyer
Cleon Jones
Gary Wagner
Ron Hunt
Philadelphia
Bunning
Allen
Bill White
Gordon Richardson
Bob Uecker
Dave Eilers
Johnny Callison
Eilers
Bobby Wine
Brooklawn Tourney Highlights Local Golf Standings
Alpheus Winter Jr defeated Bill Moffitt in a card match after both posted 70 in Brooklawn Country Club single play. Bill Seeley tied for third with 72, Don Hammond led nets at 66, followed by Bill House and John Moriarity at 67, Bill McLaughlin 69, and Bill Pfeif 70. Mr and Mrs William House won mixed foursome best ball with 61, Meal Burrows duo 66, and McLaughlin and Donnelly pair 67.
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Alpheus Winter, Jr
Bill Moffitt
Brooklawn
Meal Burrows
Pail McLaughlin
William Donnelly
Twins Rally Past Orioles 7-4 In Eight Inning Comeback
Bernie Allen launched a two run homer in the eighth as Minnesota erased a 4 0 deficit to beat Baltimore 7 4. Harmon Killebrew plated two homers, and Zoilo Versalles drove in the tying run in a pivotal late inning as Dwight Siebler allowed one hit through five.
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UPI
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Twins
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Orioles
Earl Battey
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Harmon
Killebrew
Tony Oliva
Don Mincher
Dwight
Siebler
Luis Patricio
Russ
Snyder
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Powell
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Woody Held
Andy Etchebarren
Steve Barber
Barber
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Clemente Guides Pirates Past Cubs 3 2 In Tight Game
Pirates edge Cubs 3 to 2 as Roberto Clemente leads with key hits and defense. Yesterday’s scores include Phillies over Mets 7-2 and Giants 8 over Reds 4, with today’s lineup featuring Wagner and Hamilton in Philadelphia New York clash.
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Philadelphia
New York
Wagner
Hamilton
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Pittsburgh
Broglio
Veale
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Osteen
Johnson
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Ellis
Houston
St. Louis
Latman
Washburn
Baseball scores and matchups from the American League
Scores list include New York 4 Washington 2 and Chicago 11 Boston 0 with other results like California 4 Cleveland 3 and Baltimore 5 Minnesota 1. Notable pitching matchups: Pascual vs Nally, Stigman vs Horlen, Stottlemyre vs Richert, Tiant vs Lop ez, Monbouquette vs Talbot.
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New York
Washington
Chicago
Boston
Baltimore
Minnesota
A.M
California
Cleveland
Detroit
Kansas City
Nally
Pascual
Stigman
Horlen
Stottlemyre
Richert
Tiant
Lopex
Monbouquette
Talbot
Froehling Wins Connecticut State Tennis Title in Debut
Frank Froehling, nationally ranked, won the Connecticut State singles championship beating Ned Weld 9-7 6-1 in New Haven. Doubles titles went to Chauncey Steel III and Keith Jennings, while Marilyn Aschner captured the women's singles and Louise Gonnerman with Ted Hoehn won the mixed doubles.
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Coral Gables
Fla
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Cambridge
Mass
Keith Jennings
Princeton University
Marilyn Aschner
Holliswood
N.Y
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River Edge
N.J
Ted Hoehn
West Point
Miss Gonnerman
Charmisty Wins Tomasello Memorial at Suffolk Downs
Charmisty owned the early lead and won the Tomasello Memorial Handicap at Suffolk Downs Monday. Darrell Madden rode the front runner to a five length victory over Randy Stable's Sandoval with Bravo J. third. Charmisty paid 11.40 3.00 2.40. Sandoval 2.40 2.20. Bravo J. 2.80 to show. The holiday crowd of 25,680 wagered 1,838,028 on the program.
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Jobs Isle Stable
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Suffolk Downs
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Randy Stable
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Lamabe Dominates Red Sox In White Sox 11-0 Rout
Chicago pitcher Lamabe limited Boston to one hit over eight innings as the White Sox cruised to an 11-0 victory. Moose Skowron and Don Buford drove runs, Jose Santiago struggled for Boston, and Chicago built a big early lead.
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Jack Lamabe
Boston
Red Sox
Joe Foy
Chicago White Sox
John Buzhardt
Tommy John
Yankee
Brice Howard
Buzhardt
Lamabe
Foy
Rico Petrocelli
George Scott
Carl Yastrzemski
Dalton Jones
Moose Skowron
Floyd Robinson
Tommy McCraw
Earl Wilson
Robinson
McCraw
Tony Conigliaro
John Romano
Skowron
Wilson
Don Buford
Tom Agee
White Sox
Jose Santiago
Santiago
Buford
Darrell Brandon
Lee Elia
Brandon
Sox
Dave Morehead
Dick Stuart
Toronto
Houston
Dave Nicholson
Angels sweep Indians in Memorial Day doubleheader 4 to 3 5 1
California Angels take both games from Cleveland 4 3 and 5 1 as Jim Fregosi and Bobby Knoop homer to fuel the wins Minnie Rojas earns first major league victory in the nightcap Don McMahon suffers the loss in game one Pedro Gonzalez hits Indians lone early homer with Don Sanford getting the win in the opener Bob Allen falters in relief for Cleveland.
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Dean Chance
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Mill River Tournament Ends at Mill River Country Club
Bold Ruler sired the winners of sky with a record $967,814 in 1965. Russo and Kartoy were among top finishers in the Sterling House event. Mrs Dot Sachs and family reported 36 race wins as 93 year olds posted strong scores including Bold Lad and Queen Empress.
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Harold Olson
Tom Langdon
Steve Sorak
Joe Aldo
Jim Ketcham
Joe Gabriel
Ted Gaieski
George Herman
J. Robert Lexington
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Pete Kartoy
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Marie Glantze
Hhad
Bette Clark
Bold Lad
Helen Rossi
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