Indians Edge Orioles 2-1 on Gonzalez's double and triple
Pedro Gonzalez drove in both Cleveland runs with a double in the fifth and a triple in the seventh, lifting the Indians to a 2-1 victory over Baltimore. Sonny Siebert allowed seven hits and struck out eight as Cleveland snapped Orioles four-game skid.
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Pedro Gonzalez
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Sonny Siebert
Duke Sims
Wally Bunker
Brooks Robinson
Jerry Adair
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Frank Robinson
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Gonzaez
Braves Shut Out Cardinals to Clinch 3-0 Win
Denny pitched a four hitter and drove in a run with a single as the Atlanta Braves beat the St Louis Cardinals 3-0. The Braves broke a scoreless tie in the seventh inning after a wild third strike allowed Frank Bolling to reach and score. Woody Woodward doubled and Lemaster followed with a run scoring single to cap the scoring.
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ST. Louis
Denny
Atlanta Braves
St Louis
Sea Ae
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Bob Gibson
Frank Bolling
Felipe Alou
Alou
Bolling
Julian Javier
Mack Jones
Crowder Delivers Three Finishes At Charles May Meet
Bob Crowder of High Point places third in the 40 yard and 200 yard freestyles for boys 10 and under and fourth in the 100 yard freestyle. Alice Hollis finishes fifth in the 500 yard freestyle and fourth in the 20 yard freestyle. Emily Millis places sixth in the 50 yard freestyle for girls 13 to 14.
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High Point
Charles May
Crowder
Alice Hollis
Emily Millis
Mets Romp Over Giants 11-4 in 1969 Blowout
The New York Mets crushed the San Francisco Giants 11 to 4 at home. Ron Hunt led the day with three hits and two walks, sparking three New York innings. John Lewis, Jones, and Ed Krane contributed key hits as the Mets piled on five runs in the sixth inning against relievers Ron Herbel and Joe Gibbon.
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New York Mets
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Satur
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Hunt
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Jones
Ed Krane
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Joe Gibbon
Abrhbi Fuentes
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Rainy weather delays District 26 NAIA tennis finals at High Point College
Persistent rain postponed the District 26 NAIA championships final rounds to Monday. Knapp and Lewis of Pfeiffer lead the doubles final against Stallings and Hale of Atlantic Christian, with Knapp the top singles seed facing Ken Machlin of High Point in the semifinals.
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Atlantic Christian
Rich Knapp
Ken Machlin
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Orwell
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Barbera
Moser
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Taylor
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Hole
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Jones
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Hough
Pfeiffer Grabs Baseball Crown
Pfeiffer pitcher Vic Worry dominated Guilford as the Falcons won 7-0 to claim the 1966 Carolinas Conference baseball title. Worry struck out 16 and allowed two base hits while Pfeiffer did not permit an earned run all tournament innings. Guilford and Pfeiffer face off Monday at 3 p.m. to decide who advances to the District 26 playoffs.
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Thomasville
Vic Worry
Pfeiffer Hurlers
Falcons
Guilford
Worry
Tommy Grayson
Grayson
Pfeiffer
Pembroke
Ed Parker
Randy Richardson
Hermaner
Richardson
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Andretti On Pole At Indy Amid Fatal Wrecks
Andretti set a new speed mark during qualifying for the Memorial Day 500 mile race in Indianapolis. A fatal wreck and three other crashes marred the session as veteran Chuckie Waski and others pushed for front row starts.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Mario Andretti
Chuckee Waski
Houston Wins Over Phils 6-5
Joe Morgan hit a two run triple in the 11th and scored on Sonny Jackson's single to lift the surprise Houston Astros to a 6-5 win over Philadelphia. The victory extended the Astros' hot stretch to 13 wins in 16 games.
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Astros
Maryland State Wins CIAA Meet in Columbia Track Meet
Maryland State wins 10 of 17 events at the CIAA meet with 103 points. South Carolina dominates field with 54 points and three records fall. Bob Taylor leads SC with wins in the 880 and mile relay, while Duke and Maryland performers set marks in the shot put, triple jump and 220 yard dash.
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South Carolina
North Carolina
Duke
North Carolina State
Clemson
Wake Forest
Virginia
Bob Taylor
Rod Stewart
Marks
Avery Nelson
Lee
Chuck Rodee Dies After Car Hits Wall at Speedway
Indianapolis racer Chuck Rodee aged 38 died on a warmup lap when his car struck the wall at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. He becomes the 57th death at the track since 1909 and the first driver fatality since 1964, leaving four children and a wife. Rodee had previously failed to qualify for the 500 mile race in 1959 and 1960 after attempts.
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Tame City
Art Malone
Tampa
Fila
Andretti
Nazareth
Jimmy Clark
Scotland
Clark
New Lotus
Studebaker Corp
Indianapolis
Ind
Chuck Rodee
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Rodee
Watson-Offenhall
Methodist Hospital
Speedway
Eddie Sachs
Dave Ee
Stubby Stubblefield
Penne
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Bison to Meet North Mecklenburg in State Playoff
High Point Central's Black Bison clash with North Mecklenburg in the first round of the State 4A playoffs. The game location and kickoff time are still undecided as officials determine whether it will be in the afternoon or evening. The Bison tied for second in the Central 4-A Conference and earned an eight-team East Central Western regional field.
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Black Bison
North Mecklenburg
High
Bison
Parkland
Winston-Salem
Koufax Throws Dodgers to 4-1 Win at Pittsburgh
Sandy Koufax allowed seven hits for his fifth win as the Dodgers beat the Pirates 4-1 in Pittsburgh. Maury Wills drove in a three run sixth with Willie Davis on base after a Davis double and a failed play by Steve Blass. Ron Fairly scored on Roseboro's infield single in the seventh before Blass weathered a jam.
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Sandy Koufax
Maury Wills
Willie Davis
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Steve Blass
Lou Johnson
Fairly
John Roseboro
Bob Bailey
Soteee Indadir
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Tar Heels Take ACC Tennis Title With 11th Crown in 13 Years
North Carolina edges Clemson 67-64 to win the ACC tennis championship as Tar Heels take five of six singles titles led by Bronson Van Wyck at No. 2 and Tim Chewning, Nat West, Bob Davis and Ken Oettinger capturing other single titles. Maryland and Virginia tie for third as Duke laments dropped doubles due to players missing for Selective Service exams amid rain delays.
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Tar Heels
Gene Hamilton
Zulfi Rahim
Maryland
Virginia
Rahim
UNC
Ham
Ilton
Bronson van Wyck
Harry Burn
Bob Davis
Tommy Chewning
Nat West
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