Kauai King Wins Derby as Brumfield Sees Glory
Don Brumfield rode Kauai King to a Derby triumph in Louisville. The rider prayed for help and celebrated with four roses in the winner’s circle as Henry Forrest earned his first Derby win after 40 years. Brumfield recalled the moment with infectious joy.
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Major League Leaders Snapshot of 196? Statistics
National League leaders include Morgan Houston hitting .370 with 34 hits and 21 runs. Mays SF leading RBIs with 21 and 19 RBIs for San Francisco. Aaron Atlanta dominates runs with 21, Lefebvre and Mays lead HR with 8. American League leaders show F Robinson Baltimore hitting .406 with 29 hits and 21 runs. Scott Boston 10 homers. McDowell Cleveland 4 0 with 59 strikeouts tops pitching.
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Sloan Plans Running Game With Pressure Defense
Raleigh AP report says Norman Sloan, newly appointed NC State head basketball coach, intends to use a running game with a pressure defense whenever possible and notes there are no fixed names for the style he will coach.
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Yanks win on Houk era as Orioles rout Tribe
New York under manager Ralph Houk run to two straight wins by beating California 5-2 to end a tough stretch. Baltimore swept Cleveland 8-2 and 8-3 while Boston downed Minnesota 8-1 and 4-1, Washington topped Kansas City 13-2 in 10 innings, and Detroit edged Chicago 3-1 in 11 as Tiant and Palmer dominate early motion.
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Giants trade Cepeda for Sadecki after Busch Stadium win
The San Francisco Giants beat St. Louis 10-5 in Busch Stadium farewell, then traded Orlando Cepeda to the Cardinals for lefty Ray Sadecki. Cepeda hit a grand slam and two RBIs. Sadecki, a 20-game winner in 1964, joins a rotation led by Marichal, Shaw and Bolin as the pennant race tightens with an eight-game streak.
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Baseball Scores and Standings from Sunday
Sunday results show New York outscoring California 5 to 2 and Washington defeating Kansas City 3 to 2 in 10 innings. Boston swept Minnesota 8 to 4 while Chicago beat Detroit 3 to 1 and Kansas City beat Washington 5 to 2. Tonight’s games include Washington at California, Boston at Kansas City, and New York at Minnesota with weather noted as cold.
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Keane Fired As Yankees Manager After Poor Start
Johnny Keane left the New York Yankees by resignation and with no hard feelings after being fired following a 4 16 start. Keane arrived in New York from Los Angeles and praised the club, saying he enjoyed the experience and would pursue other major league opportunities.
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Keane Leaves on Long Road Trip After Wife Is Sent Home
Keane notified his team and delayed public announcement after deciding to leave for a long road trip last Thursday night. He revealed the choice at about 4 PM Saturday and said he informed players personally. Keane spent his entire pre Yankee career in the St. Louis Cardinals organization as a player, coach, and manager.
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