Braves Triumph Over World Champions In Small Milwaukee Crowd
In milder weather a sparse turnout of 2 182 watched the Braves defeat the defending world champion St Louis Cardinals 4 1. Hank Aaron homered as Atlanta took control in the fifth inning, while Don Drysdale beat Juan Marichal 2 1 and other scores included the Cubs over the Reds 6 3.
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Billy O’gwell
Tommy Davis
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Drysdale
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Wes Parker
Maury Wills
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Jim Hart
Jose Pagan
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Cal Koonce
Reds
Jim O'Toole
Billy Williams
Ron Santo
Pete Rose
Ernie Banks
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Glenn Beckett
Frank Robinson
Oroles
Brooks Robinson
Norm Siebern
Phil Ortga
Johnny Orsino
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Goldie Held
Senators
Solunar Schedule From Knight Tables For Daily Sport Planning
The printed page presents a Solunar schedule from John Alden Knight’s tables. It explains Major periods begin at listed times and last about 90 minutes to two hours, while Minor periods are shorter. The fragment lists Friday through Sunday lines with times and fitness indicators for best fishing or hunting windows.
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Standings and Saturday Games in Major League Schedule
Standings show Minnesota at Chicago N Boston at Detroit N Washington at Cleveland N Baltimore at New York N Saturday games list Los Angeles at Kansas City Minnesota at Chicago Boston at Detroit Washington at Cleveland Baltimore at New York N Today New York at Cincinnati N Philadelphia at Milwaukee N Chicago at Houston N San Francisco at Los Angeles N Pittsburgh at St Louis N New York at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Milwaukee Pittsburgh at St Louis N
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Thursday's Stars In Major League Recap
Norm Siebern of the Orioles hit a two-out two-run homer in the eighth to spark a 54 comeback win over Washington. Don Drysdale of the Dodgers pitched four-hit ball as Los Angeles beat San Francisco 2-1.
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
Razorbacks hit halfway spring practice in Arkansas
The Arkansas Razorbacks reached the halfway point of 20 spring practice sessions with an easy day off for teaching after three hard days of scrimmages. Coach Jim Pace noted the offense is on schedule with several young players and no standout quarterback among Brittenam Jones and South at this stage.
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Freshman Bob Ritchie Shines for Nichols in Bryant Victory
Dudley Massachusetts AP Freshman Bob Ritchie a good hitting pitcher hit well in right field for Nichols College. He drove in 13 runs including three grand slams and a solo homer in a 26 1 Nichols College defeated Bryant College Providence R J Ritchie went 4 for 5 and scored five times
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Bold Lad Leads Derby Hope In Louisville Run
Bold Lad, the 8-5 favorite, trains at Churchill Downs for the 91st Kentucky Derby as Bill Hartack aims a fourth Derby win. The field of 11 includes Tom Rolfe and Lucky Debonair with odds from 4-1 and 5-1, while Swift Ruler and others race for a $112,000 winner’s purse on a fast track.
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Four Farthings Equal One Penny in English Currency
A brief note explains that four farthings make one penny in the old English currency system. It clarifies the per coin value and basic relationship between the two units.
Harvard Coach Undergoes Heart Surgery at Mayo Clinic
Harvard University head football coach John Yovisin is listed in satisfactory condition after corrective heart surgery at Mayo Clinic in Rochester. The operation occurred Wednesday.
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Chicago Holds Off Montreal 2 1 to Tie Cup Final
Chicago defeated Montreal 2 to 1 in a best of seven Stanley Cup final game leaving the series tied at three games apiece. No game scheduled today with Chicago visiting Montreal on Saturday.
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Travs Edge Indians 2-1 despite only three hits
In Indianapolis, Arkansas pitcher Rick Wise limited the Travelers to three hits but Arkansas took a 2-1 loss as Jim Hicks Lee Elia and Jerry McNertney produced the runs for Indianapolis in the second. Adolpho Phillips homered for Arkansas in the sixth.
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Jockey Rides 5 Winners in One Day at Sportsman's Park
Chicago AP Doug Richard rode five winners at Sportsman's Park Thursday securing a standout day for jockey and trainer. The performance highlighted the day's racing card and energized local horse racing fans.
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Palmer Leads in Tournament of Champions
Arnold Palmer shot six under par 66 to lead the field in Las Vegas at the 7,209 yard Desert Inn course. Sam Snead praised Nicklaus while predicting the 52-year-old would finish strong despite a tough round. Nicklaus posted a first round 74 with one birdie at the 15th.
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Baseball Leaders Across Leagues Highlight Strong Seasons
Batting leaders include Cater of Chicago with .424 and Conigliaro of Boston at .417. Hall of Minnesota leads runs with 13. Mantilla of Boston tops RBI at 12 tied with Colavito and Oliva at 11. Richardson of New York and Aparicio of Baltimore share 16 hits. Yastrzemski leads doubles with five. Aparicio and McAuliffe both record two triples. Orsino, Gentile, Hall, and Mantle each hit four homers. Aparicio also leads steals with five. pitching stands with Roberts and others at 2-0, 1.000. McDowell leads strikeouts with 20. In the National League, Krane and Paul Harney lead batting at .426 with ties around 70? Nicklaus dominates golf field. Albert Palmer comments on putting. In the pool, J Alou and Parker top at .426 and .377 respectively. Runs and RBIs list top players like Harper, Banks, and Mays with notable counts. Kranepool and Lewis lead NY with 23 and 7 doubles. Lane and Lanier pace triples. Covington and Mays tie for homers at five. Wills and Brock lead steals. Ellis, Giusti, and Gibson show 3-0, 1.000 records. Drysdale and Marichal top strikeouts with 35.
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St. Louis
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Cincinnati
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Houston
Gibson
Drysdale
Marichal
Pacific Coast League Scores and Standings Snapshot
In the Pacific Coast League, Arkansas topped Vancouver 7 to 2 with Indianapolis losing 2 to 7. Tacoma defeated Salt Lake City 3 to 6, and Denver beat Oklahoma City 0 to 4 while San Diego won 2 to 4 against Oklahoma City. In the International League, Toronto beat Syracuse 8 to 7 as Columbus edged Rochester 7 to 5, and Atlanta fell to Buffalo 2 to 0.
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Arkansas entry Leeds in Dallas
Owen McHaney of Little Rock and Betty Sue Hagerman of Dallas fell 6 1 1 08 to Nancy Richey of Dallas and Carol Grabener of St Louis in doubles at the Dallas County Club Invitational tennis tournament on Thursday.
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