New Look in L A Working for Giants
The Giants sweep the Dodgers in Los Angeles for the first three-game series win there in 10 years as Jim Davenport delivers a two-run pinch single in the seventh. Don Drysdale loses his seventh straight to San Francisco, while the Dodgers stumble in the NL race behind Cincinnati.
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Associated Press
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May
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Pirates
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Cary Sutherland
Braves
Felipe Alou
Joe Torre
Rico Carty
Alou
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Ron Santo
Nye
Jim Taylor Leaves Packers as Free Agent
Jim Taylor, 31, a veteran Packers fullback and NFL yardage leader, becomes a free agent after not signing a 1967 contract. Packers coach Vince Lombardi praised his contract battles, while Taylor indicated willingness to play elsewhere in 1967 as his option expired at midnight.
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Jimmy Taylor
Green Bay Packers
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Packers
Green Bay
Vince Lombardi
Lincoln Service Test Prep Offered Since 1948
A privately owned school advertises free government jobs booklets for exam practice. It claims to have helped thousands prepare for tests annually since 1948 and offers mailing details for a free booklet and salary lists.
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U.S
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Pekin
Ilinois
Ted
Barber Hurls No Hitter, But Loses In Doubleheader
Orioles lefty Barber, despite a no hitter through 8 2 3 innings and 10 walks, lost 2 1 as Detroit capitalized on a Belanger error and a Miller relief stint. Miller preserved the no hitter but not the win. Barrett, Mort, and others note Barber’s control woes overshadowed his near perfect game.
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Barber
Baseball scores and leaders from the major leagues
A dense recap shows AL and NL standings, key matchups, and leading batters. Notable items include Kaline and Robinson atop batting and RBIs, Brock and D JohnsonPowerful sluggers, and standings shifts across Detroit New York Baltimore California Chicago and more.
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D. Chance
Ryun Confident Kansas Sets Drake Distance Record
Des Moines AP reports Jim Ryun, turning 20, anchored Kansas to a world record 9:33.8 in the distance medley at Drake Relays with a 3:55.6 mile leg. Ryun’s two sub four minute miles in 24 hours highlighted Kansas’ standout performance over Randy Matson and rivals, amid Penn Relays exposure and contrasting outcomes.
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Ryan
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van Nelson
St. Cloud
Minn
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Drake
Ralph Bernstein
Associated Press
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Franklin Field
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Ryunelect
Texas A&m
Ranedy Matson
Fenn
Toronto tops Montreal in Game Five to lead series
Toronto defeated Montreal 4 to 1 in the Stanley Cup Finals. The win puts Toronto ahead 3 games to 2 in the best of seven series played in Toronto.
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Toronto
Montreal
Derby Week Opens With One Key Prep In Run To 93rd Derby
AP dispatch from Louisville notes one remaining Derby prep, the Derby Trial, and likely field limits. Favorite Cool Reception is expected to draw most bets as several contenders including Barb's Delight and Lightning Orphan seek Derby spots. Ruben wins Stepping Stone at Churchill Downs while others race, train, and plan for Saturday’s classic.
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ED Schuyler JR
Associated Press
Louisville, Ky
Barb's Delight
Cool Reception
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Vinecent Reid
Toronto
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Gulfstream Park
Lightning Orphan
Freeman Keyes
Chicago
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Hal Steele Jr
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Ruken
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Bay Shore
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Akt Syonssoatt Press
Tokyo
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Sandro Loppolo
Italy
Fuji
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Rafael Guitierrez
Mexico
Raymunio
Miss Wright Wins Shreveport LPGA Title in Windy Finale
Mickey Wright captured the $10,000 Shreveport Kiwanis Club LPGA Invitational at Palmetto Country Club. Wright finished 75 70 74 for 219, defeating Samira Haynie by one stroke as Haynie missed a 15 foot putt to force a playoff. Mary Mills faded with a 79, leaving Haynie and Carol Mann tied for second with 220 and 224s for the field.
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Shreveport Kiwanis
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Secon
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Rodriguez wins Texas Open with 66 to claim 2000 purse
Juan Chi Chi Rodriguez, praised by fans for his humor, relaxes into victory with a five under par 66 to win the Texas Open by one stroke over New Zealander Bob Charles. He donates 5000 dollars to tornado victims in Chicago and contends for a course record as he explains his putter carried him to the title.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Tex
Juan
Chi Chi) Rodriguez
Bob Charles
Rodriguez
Bob Goalby
Palm Springs
Calif
Charles
Miller Barber
Billy Casper
Goalby
Pecan Valley Country Club
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