McCovey Powers Giants Past Dodgers as Davis Hurt
Willie McCovey homered twice to lift the San Francisco Giants to a 4 2 victory over LA. The slugger, aided by special shoes, expanded his season total to five homers. Dodgers outfielder Tommy Davis broke an ankle and will miss at least three months. Phillies, Cardinals, Reds, and Cubs won their games, with Richie Allen and Cookie Rojas fueling Philadelphia’s two wins.
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Willie McCovey
McCovey
Bob Miller
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Miller
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Milwaukee
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Jesus Alou
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Cookie Rojas
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Hank Aaron
Chris Short
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Richie Allen
Tony Taylor
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Mets
Art Shamsky
Frank Robinson
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Palmer Wins Tournament of Champions In Windy Las Vegas
Arnold Palmer edged Chi Chi Rodriguez by two strokes to win the $75,000 Tournament of Champions at Desert Inn. Palmer finished 277, earning $14,000 as the largest crowd in event history watched gusts up to 35 mph.
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Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Desert Inn Country Club
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Arnie
Fort Worth
Doug Sanders
Sam Sasad
Baseball Standings and Results Overview
American League standings show Chicago leading with 10 wins, Minnesota at 9, Detroit 9, Baltimore 7, Boston 7, Cleveland 6, Los Angeles 8, New York 7, Washington 12, and Kansas City 3. Sundays results include Minnesota 34 Chicago 2-5 in 1st game 10 innings, Boston 2 Detroit 1-3, Washington 3-4 Cleveland 2-2, Baltimore 5-2 New York 0 in 1st game 10 innings, Los Angeles 10 Kansas City 9-9. Today Washington at Kansas City and Boston at Los Angeles. Sundays other scores Chicago 6 Houston 3, San Francisco 4 Los Angeles 3 in 10, Cincinnati 9-10 New York 4-8, Philadelphia 6-10 Milwaukee 7-3, St. Louis 9-5 Pittsburgh 5-4. Today San Francisco at St. Louis.
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Cincinnati
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King
Max Alvis
Indians
McCabe
Senators
Ken McMullen
White Sox
Floyd Robinson
Don Buford
Ken Berry
Dow
Beavers Narrow Triangular Meet Shows Narrow Gap
Corry High finishes third in a tight triangular at Meadville as Franklin wins with 54 points, Meadville 52, Corry 51. Broad jump woes cost Corry, while Morton and Tate lead in pole vault and distance events. Next action is Section Two tournament at home.
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Corry
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Snyder
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Eeley
Fulton
McNulty
Sandburg
Facini
America
Machado
J. Hall
G. Hall
Franklin ‘Hagerty
Blair
Allyn
Roberts
Switzer
Ryan
Little League Tryouts At Bracken Field Tonight
Boys aged 9 to 12 hoping to join one of four Little League teams will register and practice at Bracken Field starting at 6 PM. Only players not on a team last season attend tonight. others will practice later. Bring birth certificate and glove. Eligibility ends when turning 18 before August 4.
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Montreal shuts out Chicago to take series lead in NHL playoffs
Montreal blanks Chicago 4 0 as Real leads 2 0 in the Stanley Cup quarterfinals. In golf Kel Nagle age 44 and another veteran both shot 70 to finished tied for fourth at 283. Jack Nicklaus failed to defend his title finishing 290 after a 74 first round and 78 final round. he blamed a slow start.
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Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Yanks Tribe Doubleheader Recap Nebulous Action
The Washington Senators edged Cleveland 3-2 in the opener as Jim King delivered a key two RBI pop and later a bases loaded single in the second game to seal a 4-2 win. Harmon Kilbrue drove a tie breaking homer in Minnesota and Chicago doubleheader action featured late rallies and composed comebacks.
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Jim King
Washington Senators
Cleveland
Senators
Washington
King
Gil Hodges
Ken Hamlin
Chuck Hinton
Indians
Hinton
Ed Brinkman
Brinkman
Warren Wins Invitational Track Meet
Warren dominates the Youngsville Invitational with five meet records and team title. Jim Shaughnessy of Oil City named most outstanding athlete, winning the 100 dash and low hurdles while placing second in the 220. Measured records also set in pole vault and other events as North East, Harbor Creek, and Bradford post strong showings.
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Derby Banquet Honors Top Averages and Announces Officers
The banquet recognized top bowling averages with Ed Paver 169 Walt Nollinger 166 Walt Bowen 166 Jackson 164 Bill Norton 362 and Bob McCray 157 among others as Ber ry 181 average and 681 series led. Walt Nollinger named president Bernice Gluvna vice president and Walt Bowen secretary. In horse racing News, Journal photographer Loveland Shoemaker won his third Derby driving Lucky Debonair to 2 01 5. The colt heads to the Preakness at Pimlico May 16 before Belmont Stakes. Bold Lad failed to shine finishing well back despite high expectations as trainer Bill Winfrey and jockey Bill Har lack offered puzzled remarks.
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Swart
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Wetmore
Mabbatz
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Walt
Shoemaker
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Qutrone
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Bill Winfrey
Bill Harlack
Shoemaker Wins Rare Derby With Lucky Debonair
Louisville AP recaps Willie Shoemaker riding Lucky Debonair to a dominant Kentucky Derby victory in the 91st running. Tom Rolfe finished third Native Charger fourth and Hail to All fifth as the field trailed the stellar ride by Shoemaker who outsmarted rivals and trainers with deft strategy.
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Lucky Debonair
Shoemaker
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Native Charger
Hail To All
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Swift Ruler
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Bold Lad
Narushua
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