Baseball Roundup of NL and AL Games with Several Innings Highlights
National League action featured San Francisco edging Houston 2-1 via Jim Hart’s ninth inning homer as Ken Johnson and Gaylord Perry held tight. The Giants tied in the sixth on Willie McCovey and Willie Mays. In St Louis, the Cardinals rallied to beat the Pirates with two ninth inning runs on Boyer walk Groat triple and White single. The Mets beat the Reds 3-2 on Charlie Smith and Al Jackson’s homer. In the American League, Boston fell to Cleveland 12-8 in ten innings while the Yankees defeated Baltimore 3-0. The Dodgers beat the Cubs 2-1 on Hart’s leadoff homer in the ninth. The Phillies won behind a two-run homer by Stuart, and Mahaffey notching his second win without a loss.
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St Is Louis
San Francisco
Houston
Jim Hart
Dick Stuart
Gubs
Dodger
Vwild
John Purdin
Bob Bulil
Ted Abernathy
Hart
Gaylord Perry
Astros
Ken Johnson
Perry
Johnson
Giants
Bob’ Aspromonte
Eddie Kasko
Willie McCovey
Willie Mays
Stuart
Phillies
Billy O'Dell
Tony Taylor
Alex Johnson
Gus
Triandos
Bobby Wine
Mahaffey
Braves
Cardinals
Pirates
Ken Boyer
Dick Groat
Bill White
Donn Clendenon
Jim ‘Pagliaroni
Clendenon
de Johny
Lewis Charlie Smith
Mets
Reds
Lewis
Joey Jay
Smith
New York
Joe Nuxhall
al Jackson
Tommy Harper
Mpush
Cage
Los Angeles
Louis
Cincinnati
Horton
Yastremski
Erry
Norm Cash
Belief Eitcher
Dick Radatz
Sam’ McDowell
Senators
Phil
Ortega
Cleveland
Fred ‘Whitfield Doueees
Ken’ Berry
Bill Skowron
White Sox
Joe Horlen
Eddie Fisher
Willie'Smith
Yankees
Ning
Baltimore
Robin Roberts
Tom ‘Tresh
Harvey “Haddix
Jack Brandt
Bob Allison
Minnesota
Twins
Kansas City
Zoire
Versalles
John Wyatt
Jerry ‘Zimmerman
Floyd Patterson Starts Swedish Exhibition Tour
Floyd Patterson, the former world heavyweight champion, arrives in Stockholm to begin a Swedish exhibition tour after a fifth straight win. He stopped Tod Herring in the third round, drawing 11,000 fans at Johanneshov Ice Stadium as he eyes a Cassius Clay Liston title bout and a potential title shot. Patterson weighed 195 pounds to Herring's 210.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Happy Floyd
Patterson
Herring
Free New York
Houston
Sonny, Liston
Teddy “Waltham
Pes Soper
Waltham
Johanneshov
George ‘Chuvale
New York
Lewiston
Clay
Floyd
White Champ in N C Cols Golf Title Final
Rocky Mount North Carolina AP Harriett White of Greenville defeated Mrs Hasa of Spring Lake to win the Carolina Woman's Golf Association title at Benvenue Country Club. White led after 11 holes, Hasa rallied to tie, and White won Nos 12 and 16 to go 1 up with Nos 17 and 18 halved. Medal scores on the 5,577 yards course are noted.
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Rocky Mount
N. C
Harriett White
Greenville
Carolina Woman's Golf Associon
We Hasa
Spring Lake
Benvenue Country Club
White
Kinderton Invitational Opens With 214 Entrants
In CLARKSVILLE VA AP a field of 214 athletes started today in the 11th annual Kinderton Invitational. Competitors include players from Virginia and the Carolinas as the event kicks off.
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Clarksville
HPGA Tournament Opens at Blair Park With 194 Players
The High Point Golf Association Citywide Tournament began at Blair Park with 194 players in the field. Round one determines medalist in the 72 hole event, with rounds two and subsequent flights set by post round results. a new senior division for 55 and over is included. Tommy Langley defends his 1964 crown as play starts at 7:32 a.m. finishing with the last foursome at 2:36 p.m.
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Blair Park
High Point Golf Association
Tommy Langley
Sannin
Benny Phillips
Hi-Toms Aim for Ninth Straight Win at Rock Hill
Thomasville Hi-Toms, hottest team in the Western Carolinas League, face Rock Hill Cardinals in Rock Hill aiming for a ninth straight victory behind pitcher Mike Peschel. The Hi-Toms surged to an eight game streak with a 4-2 win over Salisbury Astros at Finch Field, as Bob Alexander and Rich Ashcroft led a steady offensive effort and Livingston robbed a homer in center.
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Rock Hill
Thomasville
Hi-Toms
Cardinals
Loon
Al-Toms
Ralph Rowe
Skein
Wil
Mike Peschel
Secon
Dick Sommer
Toms
Finch Field
Salisbury
Astros
Bob Alexander
Jerry Newman
James Blackledge
Pete Sierra
Livingston
Jacobs
Dooley
Free
Moxey
Jim McDonald
Runs Scarce In Carolina League
The Carolina League saw few runs as Raleigh held first place by seven points while three games were decided by one run and two by two or fewer. Frank Montgomery beat Wilson’s Wayne McMong 1-0 in a pitcher’s duel at Wilson. Kenny Wright and Sparky pitched well for Winston-Salem as they topped Peninsula 5-3 at Winston-Salem. Al Lopez Jr drove in Joe Jones on a pivotal single. Portsmouth beat Kinston 4-3 at Kinston with Mike Derrick homering 400 feet. Walt Mathews delivered a bases-loaded triple in the ninth to lift Mount to victory with Rico Zacaro’s run scoring in the fourth.
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Associated Press
Raleigh
Raleigh Cardz
Wilson
Frank Montgomery
Wayne McMong
McAion
Riu
Winston-Salem Red
Walt Mathere
Oy Moua Dchy
Peace Fount
Roc Mount
Lone
Rico Zac Jearo
Bors
NASCAR President Defends Rules On Chrysler Cars
NASCAR President Bill France says the rules banning Chrysler’s fastest cars from Southern speedways will stay. He notes Chrysler showed no plan to compete aggressively this season, arguing the policy is fair and justified.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Nascar
Bill France
Chrysler
France
Jarrett Wins Tidewater Stock Car Race In 1965 Ford
Ned Jarrett started outside pole and led from the 102nd lap to win the second annual Tidewater stock car race in Hampton Virginia. Dick Hutcherson challenged but finished 11 seconds behind in the 1965 Ford.
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Hampton
Ned Parcels
Jarrett
Dick Hutcherson
Hutcherson
South Carolina
Slugging Padres? Roving highlights and early season notes
Baseball roundup notes Red Sox power with two homers and a triple, Horton back after nose operation, 12 hits in 18 at bats over four games, six homers, 12 hits. Yastrzemski also contributes, plus Lumpe, Demeter, and a late rally by Horton. McDowell, Radatz, and other pitchers restate the day’s results across several games including Cleveland, White Sox, Yankees, Orioles, and Minnesota standings.
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Ing Oeadaeeklirg
Red Sox
Horton
Yastrzemsko
New Look Nicklaus Leads Greater New Orleans Open
Jack Nicklaus keeps his sharp form with a 69 on Friday to extend a 134 total entering the final 36 holes at Lakewood Country Club. He holds a two stroke lead over Homero Blancas Bill Martindale Sam Carmichael and Ray Floyd as Arnold Palmer posts a 70 to make the cut.
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Ben Thomas
Associated Press
New Orleans
Jack Nicklaus
Jack
Lakewood Country Club
Nicklaus
Homero Blancas
Bill Martindale
Sam Carmichael
Ray Floyd
North Central Play For Title In District Playoff
North and Central meet in a district playoff deciding CCC representative after tying 92 in season records. North swept the Spartans in regular games but lost twice to Randeman. Probable pitchers: David Wagner for North and Tommy Grubb for Central. last game Wagner beat Grubb 4 4. District game set for next Tuesday pending CCC representative decision.
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Thomasville
North David
Ledford
CCC
Srvaartrmi
Northeast
Guilford
Central
North
Spartans
Randeman
David Wagner
Tommy © Grubb
Lefty Wagner
Grubb
Goldsboro Tennis Team Heads Toward Title Tie
In Chapel Hill, Goldsboro secured at least a share of the team title as two players eliminated sectional champions in the quarterfinals. Johnny Zambelli beat Keith Faquin 6-3 6-4 and ate Helms beat Zeanny Thompson 6-1 6-3, setting up a Zambelli versus Helms semifinal in the upper bracket.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
Goldsboro
Johnny Zambelli
Keith Faquin
Charlotte Myers Park
Fridlay
Ate Helms
Zeanny Thompson
Winston- Salem Reynolds
Zambelli
Helms
Maryland After 11th Track Championship Goal
Maryland faced the field in Raleigh aiming for the 11th ACC outdoor track title in 17 years. Coach Jim Kehoe's Terps led qualifiers by placing seven athletes in finals with Clemson the top challenger, followed by North Carolina, South Carolina, Duke, NC State, Wake Forest and Virginia in the scoring lineup.
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Raleigh
Maryland
Terps
Jim Kehoe
Clemson
North Carolina
South Carolina
Duke
North Carolina State
Wake Forest
Virginia
Nine Horse Field Set for Preakness Run Today
A nine horse lineup at Pimlico Stadium prepares for the Preakness Stakes. Favorite Lucky Debonair leads alongside Sadair and Needles Count in a crowded field. Odds and race details are listed as preparations continue for the 90th running at 4:46 p.m. EST.
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Preakness
Orlo Robertson
Majorj
Lucky Debonair
Associated Press
Garden ‘States
Baltimore
Sadair
Lea Lear
Neeingee P
Florida
Dies Court
Pimll
Negee
iLeague
Peng Hh
Baseball scores and upcoming games reported by AP
Friday results include Detroit 12 Boston 8 in 10 innings, New York 9 Baltimore 3, Minnesota 5 Kansas City 3, Cleveland 2 Washington 1, Chicago 2 Los Angeles 1. Today’s schedule lists Detroit at Boston and other matchups with many discrepancies in team names and formatting.
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Boston
New York Yankees
Baltimore
Chicago White Sox
Angeles
Angela
Minnesota
Kansas City
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Houston
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Gheano
Los Anges
San F. Francisco
Lousat
L. Pet. G.B
Los ‘Angeles
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Newman
Blackledge
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Rich Ashcroft
Henry Zeino
Erry Dooley
Ashcroft
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Fd Moxey
Steve Free
John Livingston
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