Big Pete A Preakness Outsider Sets Pace for Pimlico Run
Big Pete the outsider among six 3-year-olds in the Preakness at Pimlico, with trainer Bernie Bond aiming for early speed from the son of Degage. The field also includes Derby participants Northern Dancer Hill Rise The Scoundrel Roman Brother and Quadrangle, with Shoemaker on Hill Rise and Hartack on Northern Dancer. Post time 4:45 pm EST, CBS TV and radio coverage.
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Palmer Headlines Oklahoma City Open At Quail Creek
Arnold Palmer returns to defend his Oklahoma City Open title at Quail Creek Country Club as a $40,000 event. Former champions Fred Hawkins Gene Littler and Don Fairfield join him along with PGA champions Jack Burke Jr. Bob Rosburg Jay Hebert and Lionel Hebert in the 7,042 yard par 72 course event now in its third year at Quail Creek after moving from Twin Hills.
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Willie Mays Hits .400 Pace Still Surging
Willie Mays maintained a hot hitting pace with a 19 game streak, going 3-for-5 with a homer and four RBIs as the Giants continued to surge. Juan Marichal pitched deep into the game, maintaining strong form and eyeing another win in the stretch. The league saw tight games across the majors with Milwaukee, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Chicago, and several AL matchups producing notable performances.
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McNally Bunker pace Orioles late season push
McNally and Bunker combined for a 5-0 shutout of Washington as the Orioles’ Kiddie Korps check another rival. McNally, 21, improved to 3-0 with two hits allowed, while Bunker contributed, part of a rookie pair that has accounted for five of Baltimore’s 14 wins.
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Still unbeaten by Heels face Duke in ACC finale
North Carolina aims to complete an undefeated ACC season as Duke stands as the lone obstacle. Tar Heels coach Walter Rabb plans to start lefty Kenneth Leonard, a former hand-injury starter, while Duke grapples with inconsistency in pitching and hitting under Ace Parker. News notes include Furman at Clemson and Wake Forest at NC State with rain-affected Wake Forest Duke game. Clemson’s Tommy Chapman earns his sixth win in nine decisions as Clemson beat South Carolina 5-3.
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Kaline sidelined by injury forces rest period
DETROIT AP An inflamed tendon in Al Kaline's left big toe and multiple injuries in the leg have Tigers outfielder Kaline resting for at least three to four days, after a rough start this season. He is batting .224 with one homer and six RBIs, well down from last year's .315 mark with 2 HR and 13 RBIs. Posted before a game against the Yankees.
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Lewis Named to East Team for All-America Game
Buffalo New York AP reports Sherman Lewis a 157-pound back from Michigan State is named to the East squad for the All-America game on June 27 in Buffalo.
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