Cardinals Rally Past Mets 5-4 on Ninth Inning Error
In a tense game at St Louis, Roy McMillan’s ninth inning throwing error allowed Julian Javier and Lou Brock to score the tying and winning runs as the Cardinals beat the Mets 5-4. Ron Taylor earned the victory, Dennis Ribant took the loss.
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Mets
St. Louis
Tito Francona
Julian Javier
Lou Brock
Curt Flood
Francona
Ken Boyer
Bobby Kalus
Flood
McMillan
Javier
Brock
Ron Taylor
Cardinals
Dennis Ribant
al Jackson
Pascual
Jim Gentile
John Blanchard
Bill Pless
al Worthington
A's
Tony Oliva
Zoilo Versailles
Recreation Calendar Weekly sports meetings and openings listed
Recreation schedule spans Monday through Sunday with VFW Little League meetings at Launching Pad Rookies Pee Wees Minors Majors Teener League openings at Santa Fe Park Highland Park and Royster Stadium venues. Kentucky Derby four colts Old Rosebud Johns town Whirlaway and Assault won by eight lengths.
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Little League
Teener League
Santa Fe Park
Summer
Highland Park
Royster Stadium
Old Rosebud
Johnstown
Whirlaway
Assault
Ed Mooney sets shot put mark at junior college meet in Garden City
At Garden City Kansas the national junior college meet opened with Ed Mooney of Scottsbluff Neb breaking the shot put record with 55-6¾. Teams from 39 schools in 14 states compete as scores show Phoenix leads with 32 points and Scottsbluff 16.
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Kan
Ed Mooney
Scottsbluff
Neb
Phoenix
Ariz
New York A & T
Blin
John Harper
Blinn
Tex
Michael Civalier
John Bruce
Gary Yohe
el Dorado
John Powell
George Treadwell
Glenn Graepel
New York
Harold Greer
Coffeyville
Jesse Peoples
John Jackson
Dan Marsh
Ricks
Idaho
Tim Garrison
Lubbock
Ron Cowart
Wharton
Jim Kisel
Hutchinson
Louis Daggett
Otis Haareyer
College Baseball Results and District Playoff Notes
Missouri defeated Iowa State 8 to 6 in 10 innings. Kansas State beat Oklahoma 5 to 2 and Oklahoma State won 2 to 0. Colorado lost 4 to 5 to Oklahoma. Nebraska vs Kansas results not listed. N.A.I.A District 3 Second Round saw Sterling forfeited against Wayne Nebraska with Sterling eliminated.
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Missouri
Iowa State
Kansas State
Oklahoma
N.A.I.A
Wayne
Neb
Sterling
Kan
Managers Umpires Plan Meetings for VFW Little League
VFW Little League managers and assistants are to meet with umpires next Monday and Tuesday at the Launching Pad to review rules and procedures. Ernest Wilson, league president, announced. Meetings start with Rookies at 7 30 p.m. Monday and Pee Wees at 8 p.m. Monday, followed by Minors at 7 30 p.m. Tuesday and Majors at 8 p.m. Tuesday. Schedule and opening night ceremony details will be distributed.
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VFW
Ernest Wilson
Baseball scores and standings from major leagues
Chicago beats Los Angeles 4 3 and Cincinnati tops Philadelphia 6 5. Pittsburgh 6 Milwaukee 1. St Louis 5 New York 4. San Francisco 8 Houston 1. Washington 5 New York 4. Baltimore 5 Detroit 2 Cleveland 11. Boston 6 Los Angeles 1. Chicago 0 Minnesota 6 Kansas City 4. Pacific Coast League Oklahoma City 5 Denver 4 Vancouver 3. Seattle 6 Indianapolis 3. San Diego 2 Salt Lake City 8 Portland 6 10 innings. Tacoma 5 Spokane 3. Hawaii 4 Arkansas 1. International League Toronto 3 Buffalo 1 Syracuse 2 Rochester 1 Jacksonville 6 Toledo 5. Columbus at Atlanta rain.
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Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
St. Louis
New York
San Francisco
Houston
Washington
Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
Minnesota
Kansas City
Oklahoma City
Denver
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Seattle
Indianapolis
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Portland
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Spokane
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Arkansas
Toronto
Buffalo
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Rochester
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Columbus
Atlanta
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Phia
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Washington Kansas City
Pep Outpoints Gilmore In Norwalk Ring Bout
Willie Pep defeated Johnny Gilmore in Norwalk by outpoint, the 8 round bout lasting all eight frames. Gilmore, from Philadelphia, fought hard but Pep secured the decision on evident aggression and cleaner hits.
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Norwalk
Conn
Willie Pep
Boston
Johnny Gilmore
Philadelphia
Liston Favorite To Regain Title In Clay Rematch
Sonny Liston is an 8-5 favorite to regain the heavyweight title against Cassius Clay next Tuesday in Lewiston Maine. Liston previously lost the title to Clay in Miami Beach in February 1964 when he failed to answer the bell for the seventh round due to a shoulder injury.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Sonny Liston
Cassius Clay
Lewiston
Maine
Liston
Clay
Miami Beach
Tire Pains Fade as Indy 500 Qualifying Opens
Indianapolis AP The Goodyear tire situation eases as final qualifications begin for the 500 mile race on May 31 at the Speedway. Unbuffed tires are allowed. 38 cars seek 12 openings. Ralph Liguori crashed his Demler Offenhauser, injuring his neck but no fracture. Roger Ward, a two time winner, returns to attempt one final qualifying run after using two tries last week.
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Indianapolis
Goodyear
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
U.S. Auto Club
Ralph Liguori
Tampa
Fla
Speedway
Liguori
Methodist Hospital
Roger Ward
Ward
Wright Extends Lead At Dallas Civitan Open
Mickey Wright held a six stroke cushion at 136 after Friday’s round as she battled a triple bogey but finished with birdies. Kathy Whitworth stood second at 142, while Carol Mann and Marilynn Smith were tied for third at 143. Mann trimmed a one stroke deficit with a 74, Smith posted a 70.
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Kathy Whitworth
Carol Mann
Marilynn Smith
Miss Mann
Miss Smith
Baseball and softball start full swing in Chanute
A busy Chanute weekend features 1965 baseball and softball games. Panther Steve Moon competes in javelin at Garden City today. Chanute Teener League plays Yates Center at Santa Fe Park. Tomorrow hosts doubleheaders in softball and baseball at City Park and Highland Park with Wilbert Vault Co and Nevada, Mo., games plus Leroy contest.
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Chanute
Garden City
Panther Steve Moon
Chanute Gray Lumber
Nevada
City Park
Leroy
Boros Leads Memphis Open With Six Under Par
Julius Boros, 45, shot 64 to take a four stroke 36 hole lead in the Memphis Open. He posted a 130 total the lowest 36 hole score on the tour this year. George Archer and Gene Littler tied for second at 134. Jack Nicklaus, Homero Blancas, and Bruce Crampton were at 135. The third round was to be played Saturday with final 18 on Sunday.
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Memphis, Tenn
Julius Boros
Boros
Colonial Country Club
George Archer
Gene Littler
Jack Nicklaus
Homero Blancas
Bruce Crampton
Testimonial Dinner Plan Honors KU Track Coach Easton
Lawrence Kansas university alumni organize a testimonial dinner Monday night at the Student Union for Bill Easton who ends a storied track coaching career after another Big Eight title. Rev Dale Turner will speak along with Billy Mills the Tokyo Olympic 10,000 meter gold medalist and KU alumnus.
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Lawrence
Kan
University of Kansas
Bill Easton
Student Union
Dale Turner
Plymouth Congregational Church
University of Washington
Seattle
Billy Mills
Coffeyville
India poverty report shows low earnings for majority
A government study finds more than half of India's 480 million people live on less than 5.25 dollars per month and about a third earn under 3.15 dollars monthly. Average annual earnings remained at 67 dollars for five years.
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New Delhi
India
65 Softball Season Opens Monday
The 1965 Church Softball League season begins Monday night with half of the eight teams in action. Knights of Columbus versus St. Patrick's kicks off at 7 p.m. followed by Methodists against Nazarenes at 8 45. Remaining games are Tuesday with Grant Avenue Baptist versus EUB and Christians versus First Baptist. Nazarenes and EUB rejoined the league replacing UB Trinity and Lutherans. League officers are Henry Rapp president Bob Phillips vice president Jack Warhurst secretary treasurer and trustees Royce Wells Earl Grogan and Bob Holder.
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Henry Rapp
Knights of Columbus
St. Patrick's
Methodists
Nazarenes
Grant Avenue Baptist
EUB
Christians
First Baptist
Ub-Trinity
Lutherans
Rapp
Bob Phillips
Jack Warhurst
Royce Wells
Earl Grogan
Bob Holder
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