Tiant Hurls Third Shutout Boosts Indians in Win
Tiant lowered his ERA to 1.41 with his third straight complete game shutout, a 4-0 four-hitter over the Yankees, aided by a Diet-driven rebound cited by manager Birdie Tebbetts. Teammates Lolich and Ortega-Cox also shined as AL scoring surged.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Luis Tiant
Tiant
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Luis
Tet
Birdie Tebbetts
Indians
Birdie
Aetter
Indias
Detroit
Mickey Lolich
Boston
Phil Ortega
Casey Cox
Baltimore
Washington
Camilo Pascual
Minnesota
Chicago
California
Kansas City
San Francisco
Los Angeles
St. Louis
New York
Bowling Scores Highlight Garden Bowl Week Action
Depperschmidt led with a 233 in the Americas League week 35 action at Garden Bowl. Dale Dickenson starred with a 592 series for Southwest Carpet and Tile as Burtis Motors and others posted strong team results. The Housewives League also finished its third week with Marnieta Pile posting high games and Ankrom Motors taking top team marks. In New York, Angel Cordero rode both ends of a $113 daily double at Aqueduct.
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Hank Depperschmidt
Dale Dickenson
Southwest
Burtis Motors
Merrill
Santa Fe Motors
Deerfield
Garden Bowl
Park Yon
Lynde Shamrock
Marnieta Pile
Pioneer
Garden
Housewives League
Ankrom Motors
Katz
Secur- Hw
Denver
Tomco
Kay
New York
Angel Cordero
Aqueduct
Garden Frosh Win Dodge City Junior Meet Dominance
Garden City wins ninth grade 66 to 57 and Dodge City takes seventh-eighth grade by 41 points with multiple event wins led by Clarence Dandridge, Greg Bradfield, David Pore, Steve Waters, Gary Whitehurst, and Jim Smith. Dodge City doubles in most sprints as Garden claims two relays before moving to next league meet at Memorial Stadium in Garden.
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Garden
Dodge City
Garden City
Dodge
Baby Buffs
Clarence Dandridge
Greg Bradfield
David Pore
Steve Waters
Gary Whitehurst
Jim Smith
Pere
Waters
Smith
Ron Talley
Bill Holman
Ernie Leija
David Stephens
Memorial Stadium
Pat Sandoval
Chip Linn
Larry Day
Clarene Dandridge
Tony Leija
Doug Selichnow
Charles Claar
Mike Bayer
Danny McMillan
Sandoval
Tom Gillan
Richard Allen
Selichnow
Dandridge
Glenn Brungardt
Whitehurst
Talley
Foster
Sandover
Jack Crook
Terry Meadors
Danny Faust
Frank Ewing
Ron Dandridge
Bill Alsop
Steve Douglass
Andy Kendall
Pat Carter
Mark Mayo
Hendricks
Rang Ewing
Pauli Billings
Kelay — Garden
Kendall
Cartet Be
Stephena
Mayo
Do or Die for Britains Cooper in London Showdown
Henry Cooper, famed for his left hook that once floored Cassius Clay, fights Clay again in London on May 21 with a $100,000 payday and a world title shot at stake. Cooper carries a history of cuts and stoppages but has rebounded to a 6-2 run since Clay’s early upset. Clay is a strong 1-3 favorite in London bookmakers.
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New York
Henry Cooper
Cassius Clay
Ole ‘Enery
Cooper
London
Clay
Muhammad Ali
Louisville Lip
Sonny Liston
Uber Bacilieri
Peter Bates
Joe Bygraves
Ingeniar Johansson
Zora Foly
Kansas State dual victory over Missouri nets records
Kansas State defeated Missouri 87 to 58 in a Big Eight dual track meet in Manhattan. Four meet records fell in the shot put high jump 880 and the three mile run. Notables included Missouri’s Gene Crews and Dean Herndon, and K State’s Charles Conrad nightingale in the mile and Conrad Nightingale in the 4 minute open mile. Ron Moody swept the sprints and K State won both relays.
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Manhattan
Kansas State
Missouri
Gene Crews
Dean Herndon
Charles Conrad
Mike Tarry
Conrad Nightingale
K-State
Ron Moody
Abe's Hope Leads Derby Field of 16 At Churchill Downs
Louisville AP reports the Kentucky Derby starting field settled at 16 with Abe's Hope headlining alongside Kauai King. Stakes reach $164,009 if all start. $121,500 to winner. Odds list Abe's Hope 5-2 favorite ahead of Kauai King 7-2. Derby Saturday at 5:45 p.m. EDT televised by CBS.
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Abe
Graystark
Needles
America
Billy Reynolds
Beau Sub
Clear Springs
Churchill Downs
Appar
Tragmew
Ada Rice
William Helis Jr
George Putnam
Mary Keim
Robert Lehman
Bokum
Scott
Bill Shoemaker
Don Brumfield
Stupendaus
Braulio Baeza
Graustark
Amberoid
Bill Boland
Traguiew
Chief Hope
West Coast
CBS
Standings and Thursday Schedule in Major Leagues
The standings show Cleveland leading the American League with a 12 1 record and Hallimore at 12 2, while Chicago and Detroit chase. Thursday’s major league games list Los Angeles at San Francisco and New York at St Louis among others.
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago
Houston
W. II. Pet
G.B
Cleveland
Hallimore
Detroit
California
Minnesota
Washington
Boston
Kansas City
Associated Press
G.B. Ene
San Fran
Philadelwise
Fittsburgh
Los
Angels Beat A's 6-2 Behind Early Three Run Double
The California Angels defeated Kansas City 6-2 as Bob Rodgers opened with a three run double in the second, while Campaneris and Hunter contributed RBI plays. The Cardinals edged the Mets 5-2 with Al Jackson earning his first win after strong sixth inning relief.
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Frank Howard
Senators
Zoilo Versailles
Pascual
White Sox
Chicago
Tony Oliva
Minnesota
Bob Rodgers
Dowbie
California
Athletics
Angels
Jim
Cattish) Hunter
Associated Press
California Angels
Kansas City
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Mets
A’s
al Jackson
St. Louis
Lou Brock
Mets
Phil Gagliano
Dal Maxville
Catfish
College scores update across teams and games
College baseball and track results list multiple matchups with scores. Tulsa edged Drake 13 to 12, St Louis defeated Washington of St Louis 15 to 6, Springfield State lost 3 to 8 to Pitts boro State, Rockhurst beat William Jewell 6 to 0, Drury won 11 to 6 against Westminster, Kearney State beat Fort Hays State 2 to 1, and Kansas State triumphed 87 to 58 over Missouri. Track results show Town State 94 versus State College of Town 51.
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Tulsa
Drake
St. Louis
Washington
Springfield State
Pittsboro State
Rockhurst
William Jewell
Kansas State
Missouri
Town State
State College of Town
Lincoln
Kirksville State
Buffalo Linksters claim WCKL two man crown in golf
Garden City High won the two man division at the West Central Kansas League golf meet held at Larned Country Club. Schiffelbein and Jones posted 155 to lead Garden City, Pratt second with 163, and Larned third overall in the six man division. Tim Lowery of Larned won medalist with 73 and Garden City advances to regionals at Prairie Dunes after Gard en hosts.
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Larned
Garden City High
Buffs
Garden
Jim Schiffelbein
Terry Jones
Larned Country Club
Schiffelbein
Jones
Hays
Dodge City
Russell
Great Bend
Pratt
Dodge
Garden City
Tim Lowery
Rhoads
Morganstern
Schifelbein
Prairie Dunes
Hutchinson
John Dickerson
Betty Hewes Leads Gerber Oil In Weekly Bowling Action
Betty Hewes of Gerber Oil in Charleston rolled the high game 188 and top series 499 as the Prairie Belles League completed week 33 at Garden Row. Her team posted high game 872 and high series 2,517 while results saw Warren Hotel defeat Dial Tones 3-1, Continental Duties split with Charleston Co op, Gerber Oil beat B&B Restaurant 3-1, and Gibson Discount Center 40 over Campbell Insurance.
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Betty Hewes
Gerber Oil
Charleston
Prairie Belles League
Garden Rowl
Warren Hotel
Dial Tones
Continental
Gerber Oil Co
B&b
Gibson Discount Center
Campbell Insurance
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Joe Azcue
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Jose Santiago
Tigers
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Ballmore
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Manuel Hernandez
Herman’s Body Shop
Sportsman League
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Pepsi-Cola
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Moorman Feed
Optimist Club
A&a Body Shop
Tom's Peanuts
Garden National Bank
Eagles Club
Spor
Schreiber Motors
Gestenslager
A&w
Oswalt Industries
E&e
Wer
Ar Sng
Inves Parol
By Wait Ditzer
Britain
Walter Johnson
Washington Senators
Derby Field
Abe's Hope
Reginald Webster
Lucian Laurein
Dabney Crump
Duc D'Kelair
Ethel D. Jacobs
Doug Davis
Ternes
Bartlett
Williamston Kid
Flying M. Stable
Dominar
Wheatley Stable
Stupendows
B. J. Reynolds
Garden City Telegram
Angels Paste
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Drury
Westminster
Kearney
Buffalo Linksters
WCKL
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Pueblo
Kansas Highway Commission
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