Yankees bounce White Sox 3 0 as Ford seals 45th shutout
Whitey Ford, back from shoulder trouble, dominated Chicago with seven singles allowed in a 3 0 win. He notched his 45th career shutout, his first since August 5, 1965, over the White Sox. Ford smiled, noting a long wait for such a victory. In other games, Rod Carew drove in the go ahead run for the Twins in a 3 2 win over Baltimore, Cleveland beat Kansas City 4 1 with three homers, and L A edged Cincinnati 3 2 in 10 innings. The Nationals had a rainout at Boston.
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New Zealander Wins Boston A A Marathon Record
New Zealand runner Dave McKenzie defeated Japanese rivals at the 71st Boston A A Marathon, finishing in 2 hours 15 minutes 45 seconds to set a course record and claim his sixth straight marathon victory. Yutaka Aoki finished third as McKenzie led an all Japanese top five finish and boosted his Olympic prospects amid cold sleet and rain.
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Aaron Powers Braves With Homer Hype
A Braves win is fueled by Aaron’s long homer and table of scoring plays. Early season struggles fade as Aaron belts his fourth homer this year, lifting Atlanta past rivals while St Louis and Dodgers win elsewhere in a busy league night.
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Baseball Scores and Standings From The Major Leagues
Today's schedules list games across the majors with New York hosting Milwaukee and Los Angeles facing the Mets while San Francisco welcomes Nuris. Wednesday results include New York 3 Chicago 0 and Minnesota 3 Baltimore 2. Leaders feature Mincher California batting .478 and Brock St. Louis driving runs with 12 RBIs. Kaline Detroit tied for home runs with 3.
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Hope High track teams shine in Buckaroo Relays show
Hope Arkansas senior squad placed fourth as Dorado led AAA with 80 points, Camden 77, Smackover 57 4, Hope 67, Fordyce 33, Fairview 29. In juniors Hope won with 82 points, Camden 63, Smackover 61, Fairview 514, Fordyce 39. Thinclads return Friday at Nashville Scrapper Stadium.
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Warriors Seek Rebound to Even Playoff Series
San Francisco Warriors aim to level the NBA playoff series with the Philadelphia 76ers after a 130-124 win at the Cow Palace. Nate Thurmond led a cold-shooting 76ers to history as both teams race toward potential championship glory amid improved Warrior accuracy and a capacity crowd.
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Balance and Swing Balance in Golf
Balance is the key in golf guiding precise, coordinated movement. It centers on a vertical line from head to ground with equal weight distribution. If weight shifts forward or back, balance falls and the body becomes unstable.
Palmer Is Greatest Moneywise In Dallas Open Field
Arnold Palmer leads the Dallas Open money race as he returns to its field for the first time in six years. The Dallas event at Oak Cliff CC offers 100000 first prize and Palmer shot a 68 in the pro-am. With $827723 career earnings, he dominates the standings while Gay Brewer is runner-up in money with $66347. The tournament faces weather hopes and a strong 145-player field in Dallas.
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Pinehurst Amateur women reach semifinals in 1967 classic
Newcomers Connie Day and Helen Dye reached the semifinals of the 65th North and South Women’s Amateur at Pinehurst. Day defeated former champions Marlene Stewart Stedt and Nancy Syms to advance, while Dye upset Gwen Straub then Nancy Roth Syms. McIntire also advanced after beating Mathews and Fitton, with Preuss eliminating Semple and Johnson to reach the round.
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Fair Sex Adds Spice to Marathon at Boston
Roberta Gibb of Winchester Massachusetts joined the 71st Boston Marathon and finished unofficially in 3 hours 27 minutes 17 seconds amid sleet and cheers. K Switzer of Syracuse Harriers started mid pack but did not finish after officials blocked her entry. Meet Director Will Cloney said Switzer had no official entry due to falsified papers and missing medical exam. A longhaired spectator turned out to be a 14 year old boy named Rocky Chamberlain from Newcomb New York.
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Ryun Texas Southern to KC Relays Lead Record Push
Kansas meet opens with 10,000 meters as 1,113 athletes from 116 schools compete. Kansas star Jim Ryun and Texas Southern sprinters target meet marks, including a sprint medley record, with Texas Southern rival Oklahoma and Prairie View also featured.
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