Giants End Cardinals Win Streak
Giants rally with five first–innings hits to beat the Cardinals 6 2 in a key late season game. Willie Mays Jim Hart Jesus Alou and Bob Bolin contributed timely RBI hits as New York stopped St Louis six game run. Dal Maxvill error extended the rally setting up Hendersons two run single to seal the win.
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Torres Favored to Regain Light Heavyweight Title
New York report says Jose Torres now a 5 to 1 favorite to win back the light heavyweight crown from Dick Tiger in their May 16 rematch at Madison Square Garden. Torres, 30, Puerto Rican born, cites improved condition and past pancreas trouble as factors in his confidence despite the tough matchup.
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Damascus Brunch Tie Up at Wood Memorial Showdown
At Aqueduct Damascus and Brunch, both 3-year-olds with Derby hopes, face a field in the Wood Memorial worth 100000 added. Brunch, trained by Johnny Nerud, seeks Derby glory as Dr Fager’s stablemate, while Damascus eyes Kentucky Derby entry under Bill Shoemaker. Other top contenders include Gala Performance and Reason to Hall in a key East-West prep for May 6 at Churchill Downs.
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Solunar Tables and Periods for Hunting and Fishing
Solunar Tables from Richard Alden Knight guide plan for best sport. Major periods begin at indicated times and last about one to two hours. Minor periods are shorter and shown in regular type. Times are in standard time for Friday and April 3.
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A.M
Tigers Win 4-3 After Angels Flub Late Inning
Tigers edge Angels 4-3 as a wild eighth inning and a controversial ninth play decide the game. Jim Northrup scores on a misplayed ball, Don Wallace hurled out at the plate, and Mayo Smith lauds a bold throw by Dick Tracewski to end the game. Other MLB results: Cleveland 2 KC 0, Chicago 8 Washington 4, NY beat Chicago 6-1, SF over St Louis 7-5, Cincinnati 3 LA 1. Steve Hargan goes distance for Indians in first start.
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Gladding
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Indians
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John Burchardt
Ken Berry
White Sox
Albuquerque Snaps Travs Win Streak
Albuquerque defeated the Arkansas Travelers 7 to 2 in a rain shortened game at Little Rock. John Duffie hit a homer and earned the win. Angel Alcaraz added a two run shot and Ken Washington and Ted Sizemore contributed key hits. Bob Radovich took the loss as the Travelers saw their four game win streak end.
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Albuquerque
Angel Alcaraz
Ken Washington
Ted Sizemore
Bob Radovich
Duffie
el Paso
Amarillo
Austin
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Duffle
Sizemore
Redoe
BASEBALL STANDINGS AND RESULTS FROM NATIONAL LEAGUE
Summary of recent NL and AL standings with key leaders. Notable games include New York defeating Chicago 6 1 and Cincinnati beating Los Angeles 3 1 in 13 innings. MLB leaders feature Berry, Brock, Kaline, and Stottlemyre with top batting and pitching marks.
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76ers close in on title with 122 108 win over Warriors
Philadelphia 76ers coach Alex Hannum said they aimed to win Sunday after a 122-108 victory in San Francisco. Hal Greer 38 points, Chet Walker 33, Wally Jones 14 first-quarter points, Wilt Chamberlain 27 rebounds and 8 assists propelled the 76ers to a 3-1 series lead over the Warriors in front of 15,117 at the Civic Auditorium.
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Associated Press
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Philadelphia tops San Francisco in NBA Finals game four
Philadelphia defeated San Francisco 122 to 108 to take a 3-1 lead in the best of seven playoff finals series. No future game dates were scheduled.
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National Basketball Association
Associated Press
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Powers Lift Razorbacks In Doubleheader Sweep
Arkansas toppled Pittsburg State 13-3 in the first game and 6-2 in the second as Randy Marshall drove in four runs with a homer and Freddie Washington had three hits and three RBIs. Arkansas improves to 11-8 and heads to a doubleheader with Southwest Missouri in Springfield on Saturday.
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Brewer Leads Dallas Open After 64 as Contenders Struggle
Dallas Masters champion Gay Brewer shot a six under par 64 to lead the $100,000 Dallas Open. He matched the tournament’s opening round record and tied the year’s best starting score. Palmer and Sikes faltered with 76s while Beard also posted 76. Zarley and Royer were next with 66s as Brewer eyes back to back wins.
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Columbus
Kermit Zarley
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Auerbach Heads Group Buying Celts
Boston AP Auerbach heads a group led by Jack Waldron negotiating with Marvin Kratter to buy the Boston Celtics. Kratter said the club is for sale at the proper price with about 20 offers received, and Auerbach’s group has a very good chance to acquire the NBA team.
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Clay Vows Not to Go Into Army
Heavyweight champion Clay vows to refuse induction and not serve in any Army role, citing his Black Muslim faith and housing protests in Louisville. He plans induction in Houston next week while outlining a noncombatant stance and possible legal actions.
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