Mets Suffer 4-3 Loss as Maye Delivers Two-Run Homer
The New York Mets fall to Milwaukee 4-3 in a tight game marked by a six inning shutout, late-inning scoring by Tim Harkness, Ted Schreiber, Marv Throneberry, Cliff Cook, and Kranepool, but a ninth inning homer by Lee Maye ends the comeback bid. Stallard gets the win in relief of Al Jackson as the Mets drop to 0-6.
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Sox Have A Stopper In Hoyt
Chicago White Sox manager Al Lopez welcomes reliever Hoyt Wilhelm who has delivered 10 scoreless innings in relief this season. The 39 year old knuckleballer joined the Sox in the Aparicio deal and is praised for saving games with minimal effort and rapid warmups.
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ACC Roundup: Terps Cavaliers Tie Devils in Three-Way Tie
Maryland and Virginia moved into a three-way tie for second in the ACC after wins over Clemson and South Carolina. Virginia beat South Carolina 9-6 in Charlottesville and Maryland edged Clemson 2-1 in College Park to match Duke at 2-1. Clemson and South Carolina drop to 5th at 1-2. Other ACC results include North Carolina over Georgia 10-6, Wake Forest over Georgia Southern 8-6, and NC State defeating Camp Lejeune 10-3 as Buck Johnson and Larry Clary led the Wolfpack.
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Celtics Lead in Best-of-Seven Final
The Associated Press notes Boston leads the NBA Finals 1-0 over Los Angeles after a 1-0 update with no game scheduled Monday. Wednesday will feature Boston at Los Angeles in the next matchup.
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No games Monday slate today in major leagues
No games scheduled Monday across MLB. Results recap notes only one completed game: Milwaukee 4 over New York. Remaining listed matchups include Houston at San Francisco Chicago at Los Angeles night Philadelphia at Milwaukee New York at Cincinnati night Pittsburgh at St. Louis night.
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Toronto Leads 2-1 After Game Three in Final
No game Monday as Toronto at Detroit continues best-of-seven final with Toronto holding a 2-1 series edge after a decisive performance. No game Wednesday.
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Schaus Disturbed By Story In Celtics Lakers Clash
Boston coach Red Auerbach and Los Angeles coach Red Schaus clashed over a pregame story as the Celtics won 117-114 in game one of the NBA championship series. Havlicek injured his left ankle during the affair, leaving Boston without a key defender and scorer.
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North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame Inductees Honored
Five charter members Estelle Lawson Page Wes Ferrell Charlie Justice Clarence Parker and Jim Beatty were inducted in Charlotte. Beatty recalled addressing schoolchildren and amusing questions after setting multiple American and world records.
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Boxing results list two California bouts in brief
San Francisco fighter Roger Rouse, 170, out pointed Frank Niblett, 168, Monterey, California, 8. Bakersfield bout Jefferson Davis, 196, Mobile, Alabama, outpointed Irish Billy Stephan, 189, Los Angeles, 10.
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Ewbank to Lead New York Jets in AFL Era
New York Jets hire Weeb Ewbank as coach general manager for a three year deal worth about 100000 dollars. Ewbank vows to build a new era, pursue free agents and interview assistant coaches as he targets talent from college and overseas leagues. The Jets bought the bankrupt club from Harry Wismer for 1 million dollars to erase Titans memories and set a fresh course.
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College baseball results round up
Virginia defeats South Carolina 9 to 6 in college baseball action. Maryland beats Clemson 2 to 1. Wake Forest wins 8 to 6 over Georgia Southern. North Carolina tops Georgia 10 to 6. NC State 10 Camp Lejeune 3. West Virginia 11 Davidson 3 with a 3-3 tie in extra play. Elon defeats Ft. Lee 6 to 0. Clemson 6 Alabama 3 in college tennis.
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