Koplitz Extends Unbeaten Streak In Senators Sweep
Howie Koplitz won his seventh straight decision for Washington as they swept Kansas City 5-2 and 5-1 in the doubleheader. Miller and Radatz continued scoreless streaks for Baltimore and Boston respectively, with Miller extending to 29 innings and Radatz not allowing a hit in 32 2 3 innings. The day also saw Chicago, Detroit, and other teams winning in the pennant race.
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Dressen Returns to Manage Tigers After Heart Attack
Charlie Dressen, 66, back at the Detroit helm after a spring training heart attack, describes wandering hospital dream of pulling a pitcher and resumes duties amid a five-game doubleheader split with the Yankees. He reports losing 14 pounds and walking miles daily as he resumes routine.
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Minor League Baseball Scores and Weekend Highlights
International League results show Toronto defeated Rochester 20 to 6 while Columbus fell to Syracuse 8 to 0. Also Oklahoma City beat Coast 6 to 0 and Seattle topped Portland 7 to 3 as several minor league games concluded. In major league notes Gaylord Perry threw a no hitter through 82 one innings for the Giants against the Cardinals and Maury Wills starred for the Dodgers with four singles and two runs batted in including the go ahead score in the ninth versus the Reds.
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Associated Press
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Baseball Standings and Results Snapshot
Baseball standings show Minnesota 77 7 160, Cleveland 71 512, Chicago and New York near 89%. Monday results include Minnesota 64 Baltimore 6 6 Boston 33 at Los Angeles 5 4 New York 3 1 Detroit 1 8 3 Cleveland 34. Today's games include Los Angeles at Boston and Chicago at Baltimore with several late starts and a game shortened by darkness.
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Hail To All Captures Jersey Derby at Garden State Park
Hail To All won the Jersey Derby at Garden State Park over Reverse by 1 lengths in 1 1 2 miles. Owner Mrs Ben Cohen of Baltimore and trainer Eddie Yowell planned a Belmont Stakes bid if the horse returns in good shape. Johnny Sellers rode to third in the Derby with Selari and Record Dash also placing. Aqueduct posted a record 96 120 631 in betting.
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Scot Jimmy Clark Wins Indianapolis Classic Record Race
Scot Jimmy Clark wins the Indianapolis 500 with a record average 150.686 mph, the first foreigner victor since 1916. Par nelli Jones finishes second ahead of Mario Andretti, while A. J. Foyt’s transmission failure ends a tight battle.
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Major League Baseball draws 257,794 for 17 games on Memorial Day
Attendance across all parks topped a quarter of a million as 50,997 fans packed the Cincinnati-Dodgers doubleheader at Los Angeles. The Memorial Day program reached a total 257,794 spectators for 17 games.
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Tacoma Drops From Top of Loop Standings After 60-Run Loss
Oklahoma City used a 60 shutout to hand Tacoma its third straight defeat and drop the Giants to second in the Western Division, a half game behind Oregon. Portland beat Salt Lake City 7-3 as George Banks hit a grand slam and Dick Simpson added a bases loaded homer to spark Seattle.
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Perry Allows Only Two Hits As Giants Beat Cards
Perry held the St Louis Cardinals to two hits as the Giants secured their fifth win. The uneasy game featured a fractured bat incident near Fox and chaotic dugout scenes. Other scores included Kansas City 5-2 and 5-1, Baltimore 6, White Sox 4-3 in 10, Yankees 3-1 then 5-1 loss, and Boston 3-0 over Los Angeles.
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Travelers Lose To Indians In 3-0 Setback
Indianapolis defeats Arkansas 3-0 as Dave DeBusschere earns the win with solo runs in the second, third and fourth innings. Kenworthy homered for Indianapolis, while Arkansas strands runners in five of the first eight innings.
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Fight results from FLOSINONE and TOKYO boxing cards
In Italy FLOSINONE Salva stopped Burruni and Perez Berdonces in non title fights at flyweight. In Tokyo Mitsunori Seki defeated Anatade Sithiran by knockout in featherweight action.
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