Ladies Get Johnson And Colts 186 Runs
Phillies top the Colts 4 0 as Jim Bunning shuts out Houston and Philadelphia regains first in NL. Johnson allows nine hits with nine strikeouts as Mauch serves two game suspension. Mets and Pirates win. Mays appears for Giants in eighth. Detroit beats Washington 7 6 with Lock, Brown, and Cash driving rallies.
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Wes Covington
John Herrnstein
Bobby Wine
Phillies
Richie Allen
John Callison
Tony Gonzalez
Gonzalez
Allen
Johnson
Mets
San Francisco
Bob Taylor
Rod Kanehl
George Altman
Galen Cisco
Bob Shaw
Giants
Willie Mays
Mays
Pirates
Dick Schofield
Bill Virdon
Drysdale
Roberto Clemente
Ron Perranoski
Gene Feese
Donn Clendenon
Tigers
Senators
Don Lock
Gates Brown
Norm Cash
Detroit
Brown
Cash
Mets Challenge Yanks in New York Rivalry Notes
Bill Hodges surveys shifting Manhattan baseball loyalties as the New York Mets nudge the Yankees for attention and gate appeal. Dan Topping Jr. notes attendance dips due to Mantle and Maris injuries while Yogi Berra headlines a refreshed marketing push. Also covers Colonial Country Club invitational golf standings and Moose Lodge golf results with a hole-in-one by Roy Chilton.
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New York Yankees
Yanks
New York Mets
Mets
Mantle
Maris
Topping
Stengel
Yogi Berra
High Point
Moose Lodge
Reidsville
Wolf Creek
Roy Chilton
Salisbury
Colonial Country Club
Detroit Triumphs 7 6 Over Washington in Monday Result
Detroit edged Washington 7 to 6 in the only game on the schedule. Upcoming Tuesday games include Minnesota at New York, Los Angeles at Boston, Kansas City at Baltimore, Detroit at Washington, Cleveland at Chicago.
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Detroit
Washington
Minnesota
New York
Los Angeles
Boston
Kansas City
Baltimore
Cleveland
Chicago
W. L. Pet
Phila
San Fran
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Houston
San Francis
Philadelphia
San Fi
Wednesday's Games Listed Across Baseball Schedule
Minnesota at New York and New York at Los Angeles headline a sparse Wednesday schedule. Los Angeles hosts unclear matchups while Cincinnati, Houston, St Louis, San Francisco, and Milwaukee appear in various regional games.
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Los Angeles
Munaunee
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Houston
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
San Francisco
New York
Milwaukee
Wills
Harper
Marichal
Gibson
St.Louis
Maloney
Drysdale
J and Bunning
Gurney Outlines Start Fast Strategy for Indy 500
Dan Gurney, set to drive a Lotus Ford in the Memorial Day 500, said he will push from the start and rely on a strong pit stop. The Costa Mesa driver paced over 150 miles of practice at speeds to 154 mph, testing gasoline over alcohol blend for fuel efficiency.
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Indianapolis
Dan Gurney
Zandvoort
Gurney
Costa Mesa
Calif
Cars Arrive For Trials In 600 World 600 Pole Stakes
NASCAR inspectors began late model stock car inspections at Charlotte Motor Speedway as drivers arrived for time trials ahead of Saturday's World 600. Fred Lorenzen of Elmhurst Illinois was seen as the strongest title threat in a Ford. Johnny Allen of Greenville South Carolina will join Darel Dieringer of Charlotte as a post entry, making him ineligible for Grand National Points.
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N. C
Charlotte Motor Speedway
Nascar
Statesville
Greenville
Speedway
Salisbury
Spartanburg
Rock Hill
Lexington
Fred Lorenzen
Elmhurst
Salisbury Comeback Secures Narrow Western Carolina Win
Salisbury rallied with two ninth inning runs to beat Spartanburg 3-2 as Jerry Orlandine tripled to drive in the tying run and scored the winner on a bunt by Butch Jones. Rock Hill defeated Lexington 6-5. Statesville downed Greenville 5-3. Shelby topped Gastonia 11-4. Tonight’s schedule lists four matchups.
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Salisbury
Spartanburg
Jerry Orlandine
Butch Jones
Rock Hill
Lexington
Statesville
Greenville
Joe Cisterna
Shelby
Gastonia
Joe Mackey
Herb Feris
Yankees
Southern and Carolina Minor League Scores Tidbits
In the minors, several league games were played. Chattanooga defeated Columbus 6 to 4 while Macon beat Knoxville 8 to 2. Lynchburg won 8 to 4 over Asheville and Birmingham topped Charlotte 6 to 1. In the Carolina League Greensboro edged Portsmouth 4 to 3, Raleigh blanked Wilson 5 to 0, Rocky Mount beat Kinston 7 to 1, Peninsula won 3 to 2 against Burlington, and Winston Salem routed Durham 20 to 2.
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Chattanooga
Columbus
Macon
Knoxville
Lynchburg
Asheville
Birmingham
Charlotte
Greensboro
Portsmouth
Raleigh
Wilson
Rocky Mount
Kinston
Peninsula
Burlington
Winston-Salem
Durham
Pacific Coast League scores and International League results
Pacific Coast League reports Seattle 5 Indianapolis 2, Portland 8 Arkansas 2, Salt Lake City 3 Tacoma 2, San Diego 7 Okla City 4, Dallas 5 Hawaii 4, Denver 3 Spokane 1. International League notes Toronto 1 Richmond 0 0 in 10 innings, plus 1st game. Atlanta 3 Jacksonville 1.
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Seattle
Indianapolis
Portland
Arkansas
Salt Lake City
Tacoma
San Diego
Okla City
Dallas
Hawaii
Denver
Spokane
Toronto
Richmond
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Palmer Wins Oklahoma City Open In Comeback Finish
Arnold Palmer trailed Lionel Hebert by three strokes entering the final round at Quail Creek. He rallied with a five under 67 for a 277 total, two strokes ahead of Hebert who finished at 279. Verney and McGowan followed, with Souchak in fourth at 282 and Marr sixth at 283. Palmer’s victory adds 5800 to his earnings and extends his 1969 season success.
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Norman Rowland
Associated Press
Oklahoma City (Ap
Arnie
Arnold Palmer
Ernie Vossler
Palmer
Lionel Hebert
Quail Creek Country Club
Augusta
iGa
Hebert
George Bayer
Jack McGowan
South Africa
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Mike Souchak
Verney
McGowan
Souchak
Dave Marr
Bob Rosburg
Bruce Deviin
Donce
Miller Barber
Jerry Steelsmith
Tony Lema
Johnny Pott
Thee
Kel Nagle
Sane
Gene Littler
Buster Cupit
Bob Goalby
Fred Marti
Don Fairfield
Pete Fleming
Tommy Jacobs
Marty Furgol
al Besselink
Chuck Rotar
Art Wall Jr
Terry Dill
Ken Venturi
Frank Wharton
Jay Hebert
Vince
Claude King
Don Sechrest
Jerry Edwards
Gene Mitchell
Stewart Davies
Major Leaders By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
American League leaders include Oliva and Rollins with 97 runs. Oliva leads with 53 hits and a .398 average. Pitching leaders feature Pizarro and Kralick at 1.000 ERAs. National League leaders highlight Mays as batting champ and Clemente in hits and RBIs with strong showings from Marichal and Drysdale in pitching.
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Oliva
Minnesota
Fregosi
Los Angeles
Rollins
Minpease
Allison
Fights Last Night
George Benton of Philadelphia out pointed Johnny Morris of Pittsburgh in a close 10 round bout. Benton landed sharper blows while Morris pressed forward, fighting to the final bell in a contest reported by The Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
George Benton
Johnny Morris
Pittsburgh
Phillies Beat Colts 4-0 Behind Bunning One-Hit Shutout
Jim Bunning pitched a one-hit shutout to spoil "runs for Johnson" night in Houston as the Phillies defeated the Colts 4 to 0. George Altman of the Mets homered twice, drove in three, and ended a 31-inning drought with a 4-2 win over the Giants.
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Jim Bunning
Phillies
Johnson
Houston
Colts
George Altman
Mets
Skein
San Francisco Giants
Vet Umps Go With Mauch
Gen Mauch, Phillies manager, discusses the suspension and says older umpires will go farther with you. He comments after a two day suspension for language during a dispute with umpire Lee Weyer, as Philadelphia beats Houston to move top of the NL. He recalls prior suspensions and notes his bench role upcoming against San Francisco.
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Philadelphia Phillies
Gene Mauch
Phillies
Houston Colts
Mauch
Houston
Gen Mauch
Spes
Lee Weyer
League
Warren Giles
Weyer
Jim Bunning
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Clay Dalrymple
Dalrymple
Gene
Fle
Pro-Am Opens Inaugural $5,000 Home Pro Golf Event
Ocean Springs Miss AP reports a pro-am tuneup opening the first Home Pro Golf Tournament at Gulf Hills Country Club. The event features 54 holes of medal play after the pro-am, with eligibility limited to pros who have not played in more than three PGA tour events in the past year.
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Ocean Springs, Miss
Gulf Hills Country Club
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