Giusti Streak Tops Dodgers as Astros Stay Close in NL Race
Dave Giusti improved to 6 0 with a six hit, one walk, six strikeout outing that powered Houston past Los Angeles 4 1. The Astros sit two games behind the Dodgers in third while Bob Gibson also notched his 6 0 mark for St Louis in a 4 3 win over the Mets. Other NL results include San Francisco 3 Chicago 0 Cincinnati 9 1 Philadelphia 3 Pittsburgh 4 3.
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Twins Topple Dean Chance With Ninth-Inning Rally
The Minnesota Twins defeated the Los Angeles Angels 3-2 as Harmon Killebrew's third inning shot off Dean Chance’s leg sparked a late rally. Tony Oliva scored on the play after a double, while Chance’s ERA rose to 2.93 as his seven game win streak ended. Other AL results saw Baltimore beat Cleveland in 11 innings and New York beat Boston 5-3 with Mantle and Barker contributing timely hits.
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Bret Hanover Favored In Cane Pace At Yonkers
Bret Hanover the 1964 Horse of the Year and unbeaten in 25 starts goes for $125,236 in Yonkers Cane Pace the first leg of pacing’s Triple Crown. The 3 year old colt is a prohibitive 1-5 favorite to win the event at Yonkers Raceway tonight.
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Baseball Standings and Results From National and American Leagues
National League standings show Los Angeles leading with 17 wins and 8 losses followed by Cincinnati Philadelphia San Francisco Milwaukee Pittsburgh St. Louis and New York. Tuesday results include St. Louis 4 New York 3 and Cincinnati 9 Philadelphia 1 among others. American League shows Minnesota and Chicago atop with 7 and 8 wins respectively while Detroit Baltimore New York and Boston trail. Tuesday results list Minnesota 1 Los Angeles 2 and New York 5 Boston 3.
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Trout Stocking Slated For Area Streams Friday
Erie County fish warden Norm Ely announced at season start that area streams will receive trout stocking Friday. The South branch Frenein Creek and Beaverdam Run will be stocked Friday morning from the Corry hatchery at 8 am. Also Friday the East branch LeBoeuf Creek and Little and Big Conneautee Creeks are scheduled with Waterford post office as the 9 am meeting point.
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Boxer Still Critical From Fight Injury
Lucien Banks 24 of Detroit remained in critical condition at Presbyterian Hospital after a brain injury from a boxing match with Leotis Marlin of Philadelphia. Banks suffered a subdural hematoma when knocked out in the 10th round, hit his head on the ring floor, and underwent surgery early Tuesday as his condition deteriorated.
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Lewiston Prepares for Clay Liston Fight at Youth Center
In Lewiston Maine a split reaction greets the May 25 Clay Liston rematch shifting from Boston Garden to the Central Maine Youth Center. Residents praise the boost to the town while critics call it inappropriate and sensationalist coverage.
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Warren Trackmen Triumph Over Bradford In Dual Meet
Warren’s unbeaten track team beat Bradford 77 to 49 yesterday. The Section Two champions claimed 11 firsts and extended a string of victories with seven dual meets, two triangular wins, and the Warren County Invitational plus sectional titles.
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Corry Legion League Opens With Savings and Loan at Home
The Erie County American Legion baseball season starts Saturday with Corry represented by the Savings and Loan nine in an 18 game schedule. They host Waterford Sunday at Loveland Field with a tentative doubleheader. Manager George Sprovers and business manager Jim Hammond announced improvements at the field including a new scoreboard and public address system.
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Fortyish Yogi Berra Retires as Player After Mets Loss
Yogi Berra, age 40, announces retirement from active playing soon after the New York Mets lose 4 3 to the St. Louis Cardinals. He will stay on as a coach but says he cannot endure the grind of playing anymore and cites back, legs, shoulders, and a recent layoff as turning points.
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Mets Star Ron Hunt Injured Shoulder Seeks Surgery
New York Mets second baseman Ron Hunt sustained a separation of the left shoulder in the fifth inning against St Louis. The team announced he will undergo corrective surgery today by club physician Peter Lamont, likely sidelining him about two months.
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Crampton Wins Colonial National Invitation Golf Tournament
Bryce Crampton fired a four under par 66 to win the Colonial National Invitation by three strokes. He posted a 72 hole total of 276 and earned $20,000, starting a strong year with his second tour win.
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Mets Add Hiller to Replace Injured Hunt
The New York Mets activated Chuck Hiller from the Giants to replace injured outfielder Ken Hunt who separated his left shoulder and may miss the season. Willey was sold to Buffalo and Yogi Berra moved to coaching. Pirates placed Roy Face on the DL as rosters shrink.
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Pirates place Roy Face on disability list
The Pittsburgh Pirates announce relief pitcher Roy Face is on the season ending disability list with a torn cartilage in his right knee. Face appeared in six games this year with a 1-1 record, reducing the Pirates to a 25 man roster.
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