Astros Win In Extra Innings On Morgan Triple
Joe Morgan delivered a two run triple in the 11th inning and scored on Sonny Jackson's single to propel the Houston Astros to a 6-5 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies. The win followed a 13th in 16 games surge. Nicholson started the 11th with a walk, Bill Heath forced at second, Duke Sims singled before Morgan's triple.
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Wash Sophs Win 3-Team Track Meet
Washington wins a sophomore triangular track meet at Clinton with 81 points, narrowly beating host Clinton at 79 and C R Jefferson at 48. Doug Lane of Jefferson dominates with 60-11 shot and 136-05 discus. Robb and Whited add wins for Washington, alongside Waller’s broad jump and other top placings.
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Lindgren Breaks Own National 3 Mile Mark
Gerry Lindgren of Washington State University won the three miles in 12 53 at the Northern Division Pacific Conference track meet, breaking his own American record and missing the world mark by six tenths of a second. Oregon captured its 13th consecutive team title with 64 points, while Washington placed second, Washington State third, and Oregon State finished last.
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Freese Peters Pace White Sox Victory
Gene Freese drove in four runs including a first inning homer and Gary Peters limited Detroit to six hits as the Chicago White Sox won.
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Braves Top Cardinals Behind Lemaster Four-Hitter
Denny Lemaster pitched a four-hitter and drove in a run with a single as the Atlanta Braves beat the St. Louis Cardinals 3-0 at Busch Stadium on Saturday night. The win snapped St. Louis first home loss after two opening wins in the new ballpark.
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Athletics Top Yankees 4-2 Behind Green and Harrelson
Dick Green collected four hits and Ken Harrelson homered to power the Kansas City Athletics past the New York Yankees 4-2 Saturday night. Mantle homered for New York, which added a ninth inning run but lost for the second time in six since Ralph Houk became manager.
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Gophers Archie Clark Signs Lakers Contract
Los Angeles Lakers sign Archie Clark of Minnesota to a one year deal. Clark, a 6 foot 2 guard who captained Minnesota last season, was a third round NBA draft choice and was among the Big Ten's top scorers.
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Pavletich Delivers Double in 14th as Reds Top Cubs
Don Pavletich doubled on the first pitch from Ferguson Jenkins in the 14th inning to drive in Pete Rose and give Cincinnati a 2-1 win over Chicago. Billy McCool earned the victory after five shutout innings following Ellsworth’s early start, as Cincinnati erased a ninth-inning Cubs lead aided by an error by Billy Williams.
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Koufax Dominates Pirates for Fifth Win in Seven-Hit Gem
Sandy Koufax pitched seven hits allowed to earn his fifth victory as the Dodgers beat Pittsburgh 4-1. Maury Wills sparked a three-run sixth inning with a steal of second and third, a single, and aggressive base running. Willie Davis scored on a double, Fairly beat out a roller to push Davis to third, and Johnson's bunt error plated another run.
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Casanova homer shores Senators past Twins 5 4
Paul Casanova collected three hits including a sixth inning homer that powered the Washington Senators to a 5 4 victory over the Minnesota Twins on Saturday. Pete Richert yielded five hits until a four run seventh, then Ron Kline finished the rally.
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Iowa Hawks face fall return with injuries and hopes
The article notes several players expected back this fall including John Diehl Corny Patterson Terry Huff Gary Larsen Bob Ziolkowski and Roger Swenson as Iowa aims to rebound from a 1 9 season while losing 28 lettermen. Pro scouts doubt Iowa’s depth and the future is uncertain.
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Jockey P. J. Bailey Suspended at Churchill Downs
Jockey P. J. Bailey was suspended for the remainder of the Churchill Downs spring meeting by track stewards. The ruling followed the events at Downs and was announced Thursday in Louisville.
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Suspension over unfit condition to ride May 11
The sanction cited reporting to the jockey room in an unfit condition to ride on May 11. The meeting concludes on May 21.
Iowa Wins Three Team Track Meet in Triangular
The University of Iowa track squad won seven events to capture a triangular meet with 76 points at Iowa City. Minnesota took second with 66 and Northwestern had 30. Dennis Kohl led Iowa in multiple events including the 220 and the mile relay, with strong showings across sprints, hurdles, and distance races.
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Droste Wins Hawkeye Downs IMCA Stock Car Feature
Red Droste of Waterloo captured the late model modified feature at Hawkeye Downs in the weekly IMCA race. He also won the second heat as the night’s top winner while Buzz McCann of St Paul won the 15 lap semi main and Norm Riedesal led the novice heat.
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Mets Hickman sidelined with broken wrist injury
New York Mets pitcher Jim Hickman suffers a fractured dislocation of the left wrist and will be out for at least two months, according to team medical staff. The injury was disclosed Saturday, sidelining him from upcoming games.
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