Giants Rally Past Cubs 6-5 On Late Innings Comeback
San Francisco used extra base hits from Eddie Bressoud and Joe Amalfitano to overcome a ninth inning homer by Ernie Banks and beat Chicago 6-5 at Candlestick Park. The win keeps the Giants within 2.5 games in the National League standings and marks their fourth straight victory. Eddie Bressoud pinch hit for Hobie Lanier, driving in the decisive runs as the club improves its road record to 11-4 while Cubs slip to seven straight losses.
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Giants Rally Falls Short in Cubs Comeback
In a tense late inning, Andre Rodgers and Ed Bouchee homered for the Cubs while Willie McCovey and Hiller sparked Giants rallies. A ninth inning push fell just shy as Ed Bouchee connected for a solo shot and Bob Bolin held the line, yielding a 6 to 5 Cubs win.
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Giants Win On Hustle And Errors At Cubs
The Giants won 2-1 in 13 innings at Wrigley Field as Jose Pagan and Harvey Kuenn sparked the rally with aggressive baserunning and timely hits. A misplay by Billy Williams and a fearless execution of a hit and run by Alvin Dark helped San Francisco pressure Chicago into unearned runs, underscoring that this success is earned through hustle and strategic play, not luck alone.
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Cubs and Phillies duel for NL cellar battle
In Cincinnati and Boston style notes the Cubs and Phillies linger in the NL cellar with San Francisco leading by a game. Pinson’s two homers and Purkey’s pitching pace the Reds past Philadelphia 4 2 as both teams slide in the standings.
Spahn Seeks 200th Win In Review Series
Warren Spahn, 40, aims for his 12th win this season to become the 13th pitcher in major league history with 200 wins. The Braves ace, now in Milwaukee, has dominated for 25 years with no-hitters, knee surgeries, and a $75,000 salary as the league’s highest paid hurler. A Daily Review series tomorrow will explore his approach to control, conditioning, and longevity.
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Bill Would Make Fix U S Crime
Washington congressman Rep Herbert Zelenko plans to introduce federal legislation making it a crime to fix amateur or professional athletic contests. The bill proposes a penalty of up to five years in prison or a 10000 dollar fine or both. Zelenko says the measure targets gangsters who corrupt athletes and weaken public faith in sports.
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Dodgers Hang On Despite Pitching Woes
In Milwaukee, the Dodgers edge the Braves 4 3 as Dick Farrell retires six scoreless innings to earn his fourth win. Los Angeles, short on pitching with eight healthy hurlers, used seven relievers in three games and saw manager Walt Alston praise Farrell for stabilizing the bullpen amid a windy, tight series.
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How Shey Stand National Sports Scores and Schedules
National and regional baseball scores appear with teams such as Cincinnati Philadelphia St Louis Pittsburgh Los Angeles Milwaukee and Chicago. The listing shows yesterday results and upcoming games including Cincinnati at Ley St Louis at Ley and Chicago at Pittsburgh with multiple city matchups and scheduled dates.
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Moore Sluggish In Workout Noted Heavyweight Prep
Moore showed sluggish pace in a workout at Monticello as he sparred with four round partners in preparation for his world title defense against Italy's Giulio Rinaldi on June 10. The session included brief exchanges with Obdulio Nunez and Greater Crawford, with Moore only perking up briefly, then returning to steady road work.
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Facts and figures on 500 mile Indianapolis race
AP report details the 500 mile Indiana speedway race at Indianapolis. It covers management statements, prize money around 75 000 dollars, and total U S auto club figures. Veteran drivers and teams used 40s era Chieftains, with Ray Ragman or Rathmann winning 31 000 dollars in a 1960 event.
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Five Cars Have Repeated in Indy Racing History
Indianapolis report notes only five cars have repeated as winner. If Jim Rathmann wins the XX mile race tomorrow it would be the second consecutive title for the same car, a feat first achieved by Wilbur Shaw in 1939 and 140. Other repeat winners include Matt Rose in 14248 Bil Vikayich in 1953 and Sam Hanks with Jimmy Bryan in 157-58 when the first roadster with a lay over engine won twice.
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Taran Breaks 3000 Meters Steeplechase World Record
Moscow UPI reports Grigory Taran of Ukraine shattered the world record for the 3000 meters steeplechase by two tenths of a second, clocking eight minutes 2.2 seconds at a track and field meet.
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Bettenhausen Leads Potent Yet Messy Indianapolis Field
A strong 75014 Memorial Day event at Indianapolis draws 33 drivers and a record rookie presence in ten years with a purse near 895000. Brabham Breen and Breen cars headline the field as late-day trials wrap up and final qualifying narrows the roster for the Memorial 500.
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Ford's Drought Ends at Site Of Lone '60 Win
Indianapolis AP report notes Doug Ford wins the $50,000 500 Festival Open by edging Amos Palmer after an extended playoff at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway golf course. Brabham and Jones highlight the field with fast practice, Rathmann and Ward among early leaders, and Reed Palmer none. Ford secures $9,000 for the victory, with Palmer and Gary Player chasing in a tense finish.
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Player rues costly two foot putt at Speedway Open
Gary Player said a blown two foot putt cost him about $11,000 in the $40,000 Speedway Open as he missed a three way tie for first by par on the 72nd hole. The South African blamed the last hole and noted a 44 yard par four where he had bogey five in the final 18.
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Jury Ponders Carbo Verdict
A federal court jury enters a second day of deliberations in the conspiracy extortion trial of Frankie Carbo and four co defendants. Jurors, including 30 women and 3 men, briefly deliberated Saturday before the weekend adjournment. The defendants are Frank Blinky Palermo Truman Gibson Jr Joe Sica and Louis Com Dragna, accused of muscleing in on purges of welterweight boxing operations.
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Radio Log Tuesday Warmup and Double Header
A brief radio log notes a 10 10 warming up segment labeled vamplints and a 10 25 listing for a baseball double header featuring Gilani versus elrantl.Station shorthand KSFOMK is noted for the event.
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Frazer-Reed Lose Doubles Final In Germany
In Bielefeld Germany yesterday Ulf Schmidt of Linden and Wilhelm Bungert defeated Australia's Neale Frazer and Whitney Reed of Moma in the international tennis tournament doubles final.
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