Colavito Delivers Ninth Inning Walkoff Style
Cleveland Indians edge Minnesota 5 4 as Rocky Colavito belts a ninth inning single driving in Max Alvis for the deciding run. Alvis opened the frame with a single and advanced on a sacrifice before Colavito’s hit. It marks Cleveland’s fourth straight win and sixth in seven games.
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Cleveland
Rocky Colavito
Max Alvis
Cleveland Indians
Minnesota
Alvis
Bob Allen
Colavito
Johnny Klippstein
Indians
Twins
Don Mincher
Zoilo Versalles
Bernie Allen
John O’donoghue
Fred Whitfield
Leon Wagner
Baseball matchups across leagues headlined by night games
Saturday schedules span the American League and National League with multiple twin bills and night games.春 The Carolina League follows with rain affecting several results, including Wilson at Kinston and Raleigh at Burlington, while Lynchburg routed Greensboro 4 to 0 and Peninsula beat Winston-Salem 3 to 1.
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Baltimore
J. Miller
Kansas City
Hunter
Terry
California
Newman
Detroit
Wickersham
Chicago
Howard
New York
Peterson
Minnesota
Merrill
Cleveland
Tiant
Jevstan Jeannant
Washington
Atlanta
Cemaster
Hands
Cincinnati
O'Toole
St Louis
A. Jackson
Pittsburgh
Cardwell
Law
Houston
Giusti
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Riband
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Koufax
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Culp
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Herbe
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Burlington
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Bowling Results Show Mixed Scores From Riverside Lanes
Riverside Lanes hosted the RS Ladies League and several leagues posting scores. Merrill Norman for Dix led with 195 for Commodore Homes while O Manasca posted 174 for 00 Sevens and Moorefield 151 for Ballou Park Gulf. Krull 16 and Yeatts 148 anchored Central Apparel League events. Sparks 139 and Boxers 1 added to the box score.
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Carol Mann Leads Baton Rouge LPGA Invitational Round One
Carol Mann fired a record five under par 67 to lead the Baton Rouge LPGA Invitational after the first round at Sherwood Forest Country Club. Kathy Whitworth and Shirley Englehorn were one stroke back at 68, with Englehorn posting 34 and Whitworth 35 33. Marilyn Smith stood fourth with a 71 after a 35 36.
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Carol Mann
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Sherwood Forest Country Club
Kathy Whitworth
Shirley Englehorn
Miss Englehorn
Miss Whitworth
Marilyn Smith
California Angels edge Tigers 3-2 in Detroit
Willie Smith drove in two runs and scored another as the California Angels outlasted the Detroit Tigers 3-2. Smith had a first inning two RBI double and started the fourth with a single to help keep the Angels ahead. Marcelino Lopez shut down Detroit until the ninth, where a walk and two hits produced two runs before Bob Lee closed it out.
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Willie Smith
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Rick Reichardt
Ed Kirkpatrick
Bobby Knoop
Marcelino Lopez
Tigers
Norm Cash
Senators Rally Past Red Sox 5-4 On Ninth Inning Hits
In Washington, Senators erase a 4-3 Boston lead with a ninth inning rally. Bob Saverine and Don Lock delivered run scoring singles, Willie Kirkland started the frame with a single and moved to score on Saverine’s center field hit. Scott homered for Boston, but Washington pulled ahead 5-4.
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Bob Laverine
Don Lock
Boston
Red Sox
George Scott
Willie Kirkland
Senators
Tony Conignaro
Saverine
Ken Sanders
Jim King
Lock
Scott
Ron Kline
Carl Yastrzemski
Joe Foy
George Thomas
Ed Rinkman
Fred Valentine
Bob Sadowski
Sertoma Club Demolition Derby Rescheduled for May 31
Sertoma Clubs postponed the annual Demolition Derby at Danville Fairgrounds due to heavy rains and threats of more showers. The event, featuring a Powder Puff Derby and 10 lap races, will now run Tuesday night May 31 with about 50 cars. Proceeds support the Speech and Hearing Clinic building project.
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Danville Fairgrounds
Sertoma Clubs
Par five disaster seals Wilkinson final score of 89
Charlottesville AP reports Buzzy Wilkinson, former Virginia basketball star, faced a rough finish in golf at the Kenridge Invitational. After a promising 15 holes, he hit three straight drives out of bounds on the 16th, a par five, leading to a final score of 89.
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Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Buzzy Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Orioles Edge Athletics 4-2 Behind Etchebarren Two RBIs
Orioles beat Kansas City 4-2 as Andy Etchebarren drove in two and scored another. Bowens singled home a run in the seventh to break a 2-2 tie, then Etchebarren added a sharp RBI single. Wally Bunker earned the win with Stu Miller closing out a jam.
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Andy Etchebarren
Baltimore
Etchebarren
Sam Bowens
Orioles
Wally Bunker
Stu Miller
Athletics
Mike Hershberger
Bill Bryan
Bowens
Jerry Adair
Luis Aparicio
A’s
Joe Nossek
Larry Stahl
Adair
Bunker
Miller
Wayne Causey
Ken Harrelson
Aparicio
Chavaria
Powell
Causey
Frobinsn
Harrelson
Blair
S.miller
Sheldon
Wyatt Cokerate
Toyot
Shledon
Fr.Robinson
Stottlemyre Shuts Down White Sox In 4-1 NY Win
Mel Stottlemyre limit d Chicago to three singles and a late error as the Yankees beat the White Sox 4-1. He struck out eight, walked two, and improved to 5-3. Key early runs came on a sequence including Mantle and a Turner play, with Tresh homering in the eighth to seal the win.
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Stottlemyre
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Stotlemyre
Don Buford
Floyd Robinson
Chicago
al Weison
Clete Boyer
Elston Howard
Gene Freese
Richardson
Tom Tresh
Stargell Mazeroski Power Pittsburgh To 6 0 Victory
Kansas City Athletics traded infielder Wayne Causey to the Chicago White Sox for outfielder Danny Cater and cash. Causey, 29, batted .228 last season and had played third and short. Cater, who spent 21 games with Chicago this season, batted .183 and mostly played left field.
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Kansas City Athletics
Wayne Causey
Chicago White Sox
Danny Cater
Causey
Ed Charles
A’s
Cater
White Sox
Pinson Stars in Reds 6 5 Win Over Cardinals
Vada Pinson belts two homers as Cincinnati builds early lead with three homers in first four innings. Maloney shuts down St Louis until a seventh inning rally. Billy McCool seals 6 5 win with save. Pinson 2 HR, Helms 1 HR, Flood drives in four for Cardinals.
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Vada Pinson
Cincinnati
Reds
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Art Mahaffey
Pinson
Tommy Helms
Mahaffey
John Edwards
Jim Maloney
Maloney
Cardinals
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Flood
Billy McCool
Simmons
St.Louis
McCarver
Lood
Javier
Hr—Pinson
Helms
Tolan
Shamsky
Smith
Sf—Edwards
Veale Dominates Astros In Pirates 6 0 Victory
Willie Stargell and Bill Mazeroski drive in two runs each as Pittsburgh defeats Houston 6-0. Bob Veale limits the Astros to two hits through seven innings before relief by Pete Mikkelsen. Mazeroski hits a homer and doubles, Stargell adds a homer, and Mota drives in another run.
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Willie Stargell
Bill Mazeroski
Pittsburgh
Bob Veale
Astros
Pete Mikkelsen
Mikkelsen
Lee Maye
Jim Wynn
Veale
Mazeroski
Donn Clendenon
Jessa Gonder
Stargell
Barry Latman
Manny Mota
Mota
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Gene Alley
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Tom Draper Lone American Winner At French Tourney
Tom Draper of Detroit was the lone American winner as six other U S players fell in the first round of an international amateur golf event in Chantilly France. Draper beat John Graeham of Britain 3 and 2.
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France
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Draper
John Graeham
Britain
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Thomas Grantham
Tampa
Fla
Nino Brito
Cuhna
Portugal
Charles Pannage
Great Falls
Mont
Patrick Cros
R. Woodward Millen
Westbury
N.Y
Jean-Pierre Charpenel
Sidney Bernstein
Los Angeles
Eric Hanson
Toronto
Canada
William Castleman
Monte Carlo
Midland
Cotton futures end steady as October 1967 trading months begin
New York AP reports cotton futures closed unchanged to 3.50 higher per bale with activity in the October 1967 delivery near the close. Demand scarce, offerings light as October delivery sells at 22.20 cents per pound, up 7.00 from prior close. Only one contract open in distant October amid quiet spot markets.
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Desmand
Ralston and Graebner Reach Fourth Round at French Open
Ralston and Graebner advanced to the fourth round in Paris as part of the U.S. Davis Cup squad. Teammate Cliff Richey collapsed with cramps. Jim McManus and Lester Sack also fell, while Julie Heldman won in the women’s division but Dorothe Head Knode and Mary Habicht exited. Ralston, the top U.S. player from Bakersfield, beat Juan Manuel Couder in a three-set thriller.
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Clark Graebner
U.S
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Jim McManus
Berkeley
Calif
Lester Sack
Clarksdale
Miss
Julie Heldman
New York
Dorothy Head Knode
Forest Hills
N.Y
Mary Habicht
Portsmouth
Market roundup from Standard & Poor's indexes
Standard and Poor's 500 stock index shows 425 industrials with 93.50, railroads at 46.85 and utilities at 68.46, all quoted with small gains. The note lists current and prior values, indicating a general up movement across sectors in a brief AP summary.
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