Buford Drives White Sox to Double Victory over Detroit
Don Buford sparked Chicago with five RBIs in Sunday's AL doubleheader, including a first-game triple and a two-on homer in the nightcap. Ward returned to slugging, Buford's bat showing signs of improvement as Chicago pulls half a game ahead of Baltimore. In other action, Barber, Mantilla, and Mantle delivered timely hits as Cleveland, Boston, and Oakland won key games. The Mets endured a 23-inning nightcap defeat to San Francisco, setting a long endurance mark.
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Bob Gibson
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John Tsitouris
Bob Purkey
Ray Washburn
Giants Win 23-Inning Marathon Over Mets at Shea
Giants beat Mets 8-6 in the longest game in major league history at Shea Stadium after 7 hours and 23 minutes. Gaylord Perry pitched 10 innings to win, Galen Cisco nine. the game followed a 5-3 opener victory for San Francisco. Juan Marichal earned his eighth win in nine decisions as Orlando Cepeda scored the winning run in the opener.
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Associated Press
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Richie Allen
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Phillies
Ted Harris Wins Golf Tournament in Sudden Death Playoff
Ted Harris of North Little Rock defeated J W Buzick of Monette in a sudden death playoff at Jonesboro Country Club to win the Buzick Golf tournament. Harris tied on the 18th after trailing earlier and sank a 28-foot birdie on the 22nd hole to clinch the title. This was Harris second win in two weeks after a victory at Hot Springs.
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Buses Take Over Canal Street in New Orleans
Shiny air conditioned buses replace ancient streetcars on Canal Street in New Orleans marking a transition in city transit today. The AP reports new buses operate city routes improving comfort and efficiency for riders.
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Canal Street
Games of Tuesday Night Across Major Cities
Only one game scheduled Tuesday features St Louis visiting Chicago. Other matchups include Philadelphia at Los Angeles, Houston at New York, Cincinnati at Milwaukee, and San Francisco at Pittsburgh.
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Villanova Dominates Indoor Meet With Youthful Depth
Villanova captured its seventh title in eight years at the 88th indoor track meet. sophomores led the scoring with 9 points from Farrel Howe, while seniors contributed only 30 of the 45 total. Harwick and Morgan State trailed in team standings as Penn State Yale and Manhattan followed.
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Legion Team Sets Drill On Tuesday
After a week long layoff the American Legion baseball squad will hold a 3 p.m. practice Tuesday at Lion's Club Park. Several members are at Boys State this week. Last week's season opener beat Ruston 6 to 4, with David Self on the mound and praised for solid pitching.
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Randy Hefiy
Stan Delone
Dancer Faces Big Chance In Belmont
Northern Dancer seeks a third jewel in the Belmont Stakes at Aqueduct facing Hill Rise. Willie Hartack again guides the Canadian bred colt in the 96th Belmont, a 125000 added race, with a large crowd anticipated and national broadcast.
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Associated Press
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California
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Fatality in Arkansas car collision near Fort Smith
Helen Young, 20, of Paris died after a Saturday night crash at the State 22 and 96 intersection, 14 miles west of Fort Smith. Passenger in a car driven by W C Cidwell of Paris, who was unharmed. Two other Paris passengers, Betty Lou Cidwell and Marilyn Young, were hospitalized. Pickup driver Ad dis Childress, 55, of Lavaca, was listed in serious condition. three truck passengers were not seriously injured.
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Lavaca
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Gary Player wins Speedway Open in comeback victory
Gary Player edges Wirt in a one stroke finish to claim the Speedway Open golf title worth $12,000. The South African star sank a late birdie putt on the 18th to post 69 and seal the win as his family joined him in Nassau for a Bahamas vacation.
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Team Wins Conway Harley Weatherly Ball Tournament
Gerald Barnett and Dr Grinsley Graham of Little Rock fired under par 137 to win the Harley Weatherly ball tournament here Sunday. Barnett and Graham paired with Willis Watkins and Gordy for a combined score of Watkins and Gordy were noted as medalists.
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Grinsley Graham
Little Rock
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Foyt Wins Indy 500 as Fraternity Moves to Milwaukee
Indianapolis AP reporting USAC moves cars and equipment to Milwaukee for the 100 mile race next Sunday after the Memorial Day 500. Al Foyt Jr. wins amid tragedy as Eddie Sachs and Dave MacDonald die in a fiery crash. Sum totals reveal a $506,625 purse with Foyt’s share leading the field and records set for speed while crowd estimates reach up to three million.
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Associated Press
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Milwaukee
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Fion
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Dave MacDonald
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Indianapolis Motor Speedway
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Ruby
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Vita
Ranger killed by elephant at Kruger National Park
An African ranger was fatally attacked in Kruger National Park when a rogue bull elephant charged as he tried to flee. A second ranger tracked the elephant and fired, but the victim had already been pierced by the elephant’s tusks.
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