Nicklaus Wins TOC in Pain Despite Back Injury
Nicklaus clinches the Tournament of Champions by two strokes despite a back injury finishing the final round with a 75. Don Fairfield cited a back nerve issue as the source of the pain while Billy Welu rose to ninth place in the Professional Bowl standings. The report also notes A. J. Foyt’s Indy practice speeds and other sports items including Charlie Hart’s Cowboys signing and Paul Hornung’s return.
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Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Las Vegas
Don Fairfield
Billy Welu
Fairfield
Oakland
Buffalo Bills
Hageed Clark II
University of Florida
Charlie Hart
University of Washington
Dallas Cowboys
Hart
Paul Hornung
Green Bay
Packers
Vince Lombard
St. Louis (Baseball) Cardinals
Harry Fangk
Mike Shannon
Dale Maxvill
Jacksonville
Fla
Phil Gagliani
Horn Blazes For Rocky Colavito Powers A's Rally
Orlando Pena left his bubble gum at home as Rocky Colavito homered twice and triggered the A's third straight win over the Angels at Municipal Stadium. Colavito’s two blasts, plus a backstop by Gentile and Bryan’s follow up, pushed Kansas City within a half game of the Yankees. Chicago beat Minnesota 10-5, Cleveland toppled Boston 7-4 with a grand slam, and Baltimore routed Washington 14-1 in other AL action.
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Orlando Pena
Rocky Colavitoy
Kansas City
Los Angeles Angeles
Pena
Rock
Municipal Stadium
Colavita
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Him Gentile
Bill Bryan
A’s
Charles Finley
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Chicago
Bob Allison
Minnesota
Lenn Wagner
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Boston
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Washington
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Duckworth
Avelentine
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Cheney
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Estas Bank 3Slanal Golfers Association
Arnold Palmer
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Juan Rodriguez
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Dave Marr
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Paul Harney
Gibson Tossed As Cards Top Philly 92
The St. Louis Cardinals beat the Philadelphia Phillies 4 to 2, moving ahead of Philadelphia in the standings. Bob Gibson was ejected for tossing his bat at pitcher Jack Baldschun after a beaning in the fourth inning.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia
Phillies
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Jack Baidschun
Frarest
Warwick
ED Allen
Caliisna
White Ibaase Cobington
Atriandos
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Baldshun
Green
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Celphia
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Javier
Whitey Crala
Groat
White
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Groat Sievers
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Lood
Warwicke
Carver
Benet
Baldschun
Boer
Crain
Stargell Drives Fifth Home Run as Pirates Top Reds
Willie Stargell hit his fifth homer of the season into the right field bleachers and Joe Gibbon pitched six solid innings to lead the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 4-2 victory over the Cincinnati Reds. The game featured a Pirates offense with Clemente and Stargell driving key hits while Gibbon kept Cincinnati in check, with final tallies showing Pirates 4 Reds 2.
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Willie Stargell
Joe Gibbon
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Atsburgh
Attess
Hiulray
Virdon
Klaus
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Pinson
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Clenden
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Smith
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Clendenoch
Harper
Hiller Mays Lead Giants Past Astros In Long 12 Inning Win
Willie Mays belts his 10th homer despite a thigh pull and contributes with 11 game hitting streak as the Giants beat Houston in 12 innings. Hiller and Mays pace the offense and Boston? No. This recount notes Mays, Hiller, and Hart guiding San Francisco to a dramatic extra inning victory with Mays’ power and clutch play.
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Jesus
Hart
Giants
Dark
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Willie
Hiller
Chuck
Mays
Houston
Stattle
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Soo Grote
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Yohnen
gCrandall
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Zipolin
Dietz
Larker
Willie Davis
Perec
Nellie Pax
Walt
Davis
Gina Limyou
Herbel
Greta
Pryor Secory
Burkhart
Bailey challenges Hunt after Mets Braves fracas
Milwaukee players reacted as Angry Bailey warned Ron Hunt after a ninth inning collision at home plate that sparked a benches-clearing melee. Bailey said Hunt elbowed and charged, prompting a confrontation that nearly turned into a brawl.
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Ed Bailey
Vmilwaukee Braves
Bailey
Braves
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Mets
Ron Hunt
Tebbetts Release From Hospital After Heart Episode
Cleveland Indians manager Birdie Tebbetts, 54, who suffered a heart seizure five weeks ago, is scheduled for discharge tomorrow from St Marys Hospital in Tucson. The fragmented report notes a long sports page with line scores and player mentions.
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Ucson, Ariz
UPI
Cleveland Indians
Birdie Tebbetts
St. Mary's Hospital
Tacoma Giants top Spokane Indians 4 2 in coast league clash
In Tacoma Washington the Tacoma Giants defeated the Spokane Indians 4 to 2 in Pacific Coast League play led by pitching from Roger Sinner who allowed two hits and by batter Norm Larker whose hitting helped secure the win for Tacoma.
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Tacoma, Wash
UPI
Tacoma Giants
Roger Sinner
Norm Larker
Spokane Indians
Area sports schedule Wednesday May contests
Area teams prepare for Wednesday events across colleges with multiple contests on the slate. Schools issue brief notes on times locations and matchups as venues confirm schedules and travel plans.
Golden Gate Fields Handicap complete entry list and notes
Readers are presented with a dense, OCR style card for a Golden Gate Fields program. It lists horses, jockeys, weights, and odds for the day’s races, including an eighth race on a one mile dirt course for three-year-olds with a $34,000 purse and a ninth race claiming event for older horses with a $2,000 purse.
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Gold
En Gate
Tanfornn Racing Assays
Golden Gate’ Fields
Y Arksroni
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Tohilton
Valentale
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Patchworks
Banal Ray
Regina Seda
Oona's Lark
Ross
Hernandez
Braganze
County Kina
the Yanks
Camnelly
Cotch & Water
Aiden Goln
Tomias
Dixon Wa
Lewis
Rosa
Ebobey JR
Frey Tha
Martini Mensil
Errase Hie Martines
Ovid O
Rettar
Chris S
Cine Sud
Konitake
Tbahama
Babe Nakagawa
Edgar Taniguchi
Vale
Polka Cady
Mirmorn Tohiri
Espeechie
Lady Lawly
Edgar
Non-Testifiers Plead Guilty In Contempt Case
Pearson of Austin and E D Dickson of Dallas pleaded guilty to general contempt charges for refusing to testify before a Texas house committee investigating Southwest Conference basketball fixing in 1962. Travis Blakeslee fined each man $100 and sentenced them to three days in jail, the maximum under the law.
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Tex
Vpi
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E. D
Dickson
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Texas House Committee
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