Orioles Rookie Bunker Wins Fifth Straight 2 1 Over Tigers
Baltimore rookie Wally Bunker pitched five innings allowing three hits as the Orioles beat Detroit 2-1 to run his record to 5-0. He exited after a pinch hitter led to the winning run in the seventh, with Stu Miller closing out in relief.
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Standings and results from major leagues AP update
The Standings show National League leaders with Philadelphia 21 and St. Louis 22 wins, while Houston 20 and New York 12 lag. American League leaders Chicago 20 and Baltimore 24 wins top the table, with multiple results including New York 3 Cleveland 2 and Minnesota 2 Los Angeles 1.
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Garden City sports week preview and events
The Garden City sports calendar features bowling at Garten Bowl and a range of events from softball doubleheaders at Fansler Field to tennis signups for Memorial Day weekend. Highlights include a Midwest Sports Car Club racing weekend, diving exhibitions, free public swimming, and minor league baseball activities at Clint Lightner Field.
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Knothole Minor League Action Set for 1964 Season
Recreation Director Herman Beringer releases the 1964 Knothole Minor League schedule. Seven teams Shriners Rotary Kiwanis Lions Odd Fellows Knights of Columbus Reds Blues compete for ages 12 to 15 plus. Games start 6 p.m. mostly at Clint Lightner Field with two July dates at Fansler Field.
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Lightner
Dancer Is Three Years Old In Belmont Stakes Buildup
Northern Dancer, the Canadian bred Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner, turns three and enjoys a Belmont Park birthday as trainer Horatio Luro maps a path to the June 6 Belmont Stakes. Aiming to become the first Triple Crown winner since Citation in 1948, Northern Dancer holds 3-2-1 in four-year-old races and earnings surpassing $519,000.
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Barn 31
Belmont Park
Horatio Luro
Nearchie Natalma
Palmer honors Wake Forest athletes as no major or minor sports
Arnold Palmer returned to Wake Forest College to honor outstanding 1963 64 athletes. He declared there are no major or minor sports and praised athletes for their participation. Frank Christie received the inaugural top athlete award and Palmer gave personal congratulations to all honorees.
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N.C
Arnold Palmer
Wake Forest College
Palmer
Frank Christie
Rain Halts Cardinals A's In Missouri Doubleheader Setups
Rain postponed St. Louis and Kansas City games Tuesday night affecting pitching plans for both clubs. Cardinals versus Giants in a single game and A s versus White Sox in a twilight doubleheader aim to resume tonight. Postponements shuffle rotations, lift several teams in the standings, with Philadelphia tightening its grip and Milwaukee slipping.
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Vern Handrahan
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Clark Caravan Expects Him to Lead All Way at Indy 500
INDIANAPOLIS AP The Jimmy Clark caravan expects him to lead from start to finish in Saturday's 48th 500 mile classic. Clark, 28, from Duns, Scotland, has risen to world champion after seven Grand Prix wins last season and a second in 1963 Indy 500. He now races a Lotus Ford with greater horsepower and a refined chassis, after posting a two lap record 159.4 mph on the 244 mile track and a qualifying record 158.8 mph.
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Bauer's Vigorous Dispute Costs Him $50 Fine
Baltimore Orioles manager Hank Bauer was fined 50 for his vigorous dispute with umpire Al Salerno last Friday night. He called the penalty fair, saying the league President Poe Cronin sent the telegram noting the measure. Bauer charged onto the field after Salerno warned pitcher Steve Basher and fined him 50 following Tony Oliva being struck on the helmet by a Barber pitch. He needed restraint from umpires and Orioles players.
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Aussie Golfers Beat Leavenworth Again
The intercity postal golf match between Wagga Wagga and Leavenworth, played May 17, will stay in Australia another year. Leavenworth learned results Tuesday as Wagga Wagga defended their inaugural title from last year.
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Tentative Timetable Set For Sports Car Races
A tentative schedule for the third annual Midwest Division SCCA sports car races at Shrine Park Raceway outlines Friday registrations at Continental Inn and the track, Saturday practice and five 15 lap races, and Sunday two 30 lap events culminating in the 35 lap Garden City Grand Prix. As of last night 101 cars had entered from across the Midwest Division.
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Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Leaders List
Highlights from the season include Mays leading NL batting with 60 at bats and 40 RBIs, Clemente topping hits with 60, and Wills stealing 15 bases. Pitching leaders show Farrell and Marichal tied in wins with strong ERAs, while Oliva and Rollins pace batting in the AL.
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Tigers, Bills Set for Clash
Missouri escapes with a 1-1 tie against St. Louis to force a deciding NCAA Fifth District baseball playoff game in Columbia. If rain washes out, a replay is likely next week. Missouri may start Jacek Stroud or Dennis Musgraves. St. Louis to counter with Joe Hennessy. The winner earns a spot in the College World Series in Omaha June 8-12. Missouri eyes third straight trip. St. Louis seeks first.
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Hi Simmons
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Omaha
Huskers Edge Cowboys in 10 Innings to Close Season
Nebraska defeated Oklahoma State 2 1 in 10 innings to finish sixth in the Big Eight with a 7 14 mark. Tom Larsen delivered a sac fly scoring pinch runner Curt Johnson to win the game.
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