Phils Gain Even Break With Mets
In New York, Jack Fisher's six inning relief saved the Mets to split a doubleheader with a 3-1 win in game two after Jim Bunning won his sixth straight for the Phillies 7-2 in the opener. Richie Allen Bill White Bob Uecker and Johnny Callison homered behind Bunning.
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Lamabe Hurls One-Hit, 11-0 Nightcap for White Sox
Chicago White Sox complete a double shutout of Boston 11-0 as Jack Lamabe allows only one hit through seven innings in his first start of the season. Tommy Agee and Don Buford pace the offense with multiple hits and runs.
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Bowling Results at Riverside Lanes Show Rockets League Victory
Riverside Lanes hosts a bowling standings update with Rocket League Holiday Texaco 3 McGuire 215 IRS Shoes in Call 167 scoring figures. The event highlights include lane results and top performer names recorded for local readers.
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Westrum Admits Fisher Ordered To Hit Buhl
New York Mets manager Wes Westrum admitted he ordered pitcher Jack Fisher to hit Bob Buhl of the Philadelphia Phillies in the fourth inning of the Memorial Day doubleheader. Mets win 3-1. Buhl said he aimed to brush back Selma, not injure. Phillies manager Gene Mauch commented he expected Fisher to retaliate after Mets hit two of their players.
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Yanks Split Twin Bill on Holiday
Washington edged New York 2 1 in the nightcap after the Yankees won the opener 4 2. Bob Chance doubled to start a deciding eighth and Saverine followed with a run scoring single. In the first game New York jumped on McCormick for three runs in the first inning but Downing and Reniff held on for the win. Jim Bouton limited Washington to one run through seven before leaving with a pinch hitter due to fatigue. The day drew 31 764 in attendance, Washington’s second largest crowd of the season.
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Pirates Sweep Twin Bill Against Cubs 3-2 And 5-3
The Pittsburgh Pirates win Memorial Day doubleheader against the Chicago Cubs 3-2 in the opener and 5-3 in the nightcap. Roberto Clemente hits a go ahead two run homer in the second game after Don Kessinger errors and Jerry May and Pagliaroni manufactured the late runs. Clemente drives in the first Pirates run with a sacrifice fly in the fifth. Cubs start strong in game two before Chicago infield woes aid Pittsburgh rally.
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Petrosyan and Spassky Adjourn 20th World Chess Game
Moscow AP reports champion Tigran Petrosyan and challenger Boris Spassky adjourned the 20th game of the world chess championship after 41 moves with Petrosyan holding a distinct advantage. The match leads are 9.5 points apiece in the 24 game tournament, play to resume Tuesday.
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