Rain Delays Final Round Of Dallas Open
Heavy rains halted the final round of the $85,000 Dallas Open golf tournament. A last 18 holes session is planned for Tuesday with John Lotz and Harold Henning tied for the lead at 255 after 54 holes. Ken Still Doug Sanders and Gay Brewer trail by two strokes as the PGA negotiates whether to count a 54 hole result if Tuesday’s final round is washed out.
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Harold Henning
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Doug Sanders
Gay Brewer
Doc Giffen
Fort Worth
Texas
Top Ten Pitching Leaders Include Qsteen and Marichal
The top ten pitching list features Qsteen of Los Angeles with a 3-0 record and 1.000 ERA, Marichal of San Francisco at 3-0 with 1.000, Koufax of Los Angeles at 2-0 with 1.000, Craig of Philadelphia 7-0 with 1.000, Knowles of Philadelphia 2-4 with 1.000, Perry of San Francisco 2-0 with 1.000, and Gibson of St. Louis 2-0 with 7.600 ERA.
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Philadelphia
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Charlie Boy Wins Suffolk Downs Feature in 11th Career 50th Victory
At Suffolk Downs Boston on Monday Old Charlie Boy the 11 year old gelding ridden by Armando Martinez won the six furlong fifth race by two lengths over Bold Bid for his 52nd victory in 207 starts. The crowd of 16795 roared as Charlie Boy paid 8 40 3 46 and 2 40. Cohasset and Sailor Cap also win in other features across Aqueduct Bowie Gulfstream Park and Sportsman's Park with varied margins and payouts.
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Say Hey Kid Willie Mays Still Leads With Homer Power
The mature Willie Mays, now 35, remains the NL home run king and an active force for the Giants. He contemplates rest options yet stays in the lineup to chase Babe Ruth’s 714 and Mel Ott’s NL mark, with projections placing him near 550 career homers by 1970.
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San Francisco
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Minneapolis
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DiMag
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Babe Ruth
Houston
Mel Ott
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Ted Williams
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Baseball seeks indefinite stay of judge’s order against Braves
Milwaukee appeals court hearing on Judge Roller’s order to prepare an expansion plan by May 16 to return the Braves from Atlanta to Milwaukee. Wisconsin opposes stay. officials warn of possible loss of baseball in 1966 and likely 1967 if stay granted.
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Judge Roller
Braves
Milwaukee Wis
Elmer W. Roller
National League
Atlanta
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Willard Stafford
Attorney General
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Ray McCann
State Supreme Court
High Court
McCann
Milwaukee County
Stafford
William Eckert
Braves Board
William Bartholomay
Bobby Bragan
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Braves 9-0 Victory Over Giants Stifles Mays Homer Chase
Lee Thomas and Hank Aaron powered the Braves to a 9-0 win over the Giants as Ken Johnson baffled Willie Mays who sought the NL career home run mark. Thomas drove in three with a third inning homer and two singles, while Aaron added a two run shot in the fifth.
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SAN Francisco
Lee Thomas
Hank Aaron
Atlanta
Ken Johnson
Willie Mays
Braves
Johnson
Mays
Mel Ott
Houston
Willie
Thomas
Giants
Bob Shaw
Aaron
Bob Priddy
Bosox Stop Yankees 8-5 Behind Yastrzemski's Hot Night
Carl Yastrzemski collected four straight hits and drove in three as the Boston Red Sox defeated the New York Yankees 8-5. The Yankees suffer their seventh straight loss as homers by Barker Richardson and White provide late offense.
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Carl Yastremski
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Yanks
Yankees
Ray Barker
Joe Pepitone
Bobby Richardson
Roy White
Yastrzemski
Bob Friend
Lennie Green
Joe Foy
Green
Richardson
Foy
George Scott
Hal Reniff
Red Sox
Earl Wilson
Boston
Wilson
Yastremski
Montreal Coach Tweaks Line for Second Stanley Cup Final
Montreal coach Toe Blake plans a major lineup change for game two against Detroit, inserting Ralph Backstrom Dick Duff and Bobby Rousseau on one line. He may keep Gump Worsley in net, despite Hodge’s knee injury, as Detroit presses to even the series after a 3-2 opening win.
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Associated Press
Montreal
Toe Blake
Detroit
Blake
Ralph Backstrom
Dick Duff
Bobby Rousseau
Charlie Hodge
Gump
Worsley
Hodge
Dave Ballon
Jim Roberts
Canadiens
Red Wings
Bill Gadsby
Sid Abel
Abel
Roger Crozier
Roger
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