Wrights wrong move sinks Royals in 25-3 rout by Oakland
Royals manager Bob Lemon pulled starter Ken Wright after a 3-0 lead in the ninth as Oakland surged for five runs. Wright, fatigued after a 135-pitch outing, left with the bases loaded and no relief could stem the tide. Oakland chased Vida Blue to a 81 record, while Washington beat Detroit 3-2 and Boston edged Baltimore 2-0 in the AL games.
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League Awards Honor Top Bowlers At Banquet
The Friday Night Bowling League banquet honored top bowlers with trophies. Winners include first place team McCray Aluminum with Barb Peterson Eleanor Musgrave Gert McGray and Zella Sandberg seated, Kay Daniels high average, Don McCray sponsor Shirley Bimber high game Ann Hanson most improved and Rose Weldon high game.
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Mets Power Past Pirates in 6-2 Win Rally
The New York Mets hammered Pittsburgh 6-2 behind strong pitching and 10 hits including dingers by Bob Aspromonte and Cleon Jones. New York extends lead in NL East to two games, batting .271 as Hodges lauds pitching. Other NL games saw San Francisco beat Los Angeles 8-4 and Cincinnati top Montreal 5-2. Atlanta edged Philadelphia 3-2, and St. Louis won.
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Mets Rally Past Pirates as Koosman Notches First Complete Game
Jerry Koosman pitched his first complete game of the year for the Mets who chased Bob Johnson in the first inning. Ed Kranepool drove in two with a double, Jones homered in the third, Aspromonte hit a three run homer in the seventh as the Mets built a big lead and won 8 to 0. The Giants surged past the Dodgers with a seven run rally, Willie Mays homered for career hit 636 as they widened NL West lead. Reds snap skid with May homer as Gary Nolan allows nine Montreal hits for his third win.
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Jim French Favored In Preakness Odds At Pimlico
The Preakness Stakes field at Pimlico features Jim French as the favorite against Canonero II and 11 runners. Post No 11, cloudy odds, and a 5:40 p.m. ET gate time frame with CBS radio and TV coverage. Canonero II from Kentucky draws No 9, with Executioner and Eastern Fleet among early pace contenders.
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Dream Milers Face Showdown At King Games Distance
Marty Liguori and Jim Ryun mount a high profile mile duel in Philadelphia for the Martin Luther King Games. Liguori, 21, aims near 3:55 while Ryun seeks to extend his comeback, with Villanova’s Brian McElroy and other notable runners in the field.
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Discussing Closing Doe Hunting Season in Pa
Harrisburg(AP) The Game Commission will consider closing the antlerless deer season for the next two years at its June meeting. Sen. Zehander H Confair says petitions from hunters about deer scarcity on public lands prompted review. He doubts a statewide closure, noting local ranges are in poor condition and cannot sustain large populations.
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