Giants Pull a Double Play at Busch Stadium
The San Francisco Giants beat the St Louis Cardinals 10 6 in St Louis then traded Orlando Cepeda to the Cardinals for left hander Ray Sadecki. Cepeda homered twice and drove in three as San Francisco extended its lead. Sadecki adds pitching depth for a pennant push led by Marichal Shaw and Bolin.
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Yanks win two as Houk era begins
Yankees under new manager Ralph Houk win their first two games of the season, 5-2 over California and 4-1 in a split twin bill. Frank Robinson drives in Baltimore’s first Memorial Stadium homer, while George Scott hits his 10th. Paul Casanova belts his first big league homer for Washington.
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Kauai King Sets Preakness Bid After Derby Victory
Kauai King the Kentucky Derby winner ships to the Preakness under trainer Henry Forrest. Jockey Don Brumfield praised for riding a determined front-running victory. Advo cator finished second with hopes for Horse of the Year, while Blue Skyer placed third. Fleet Shoe and Abe's Hope rest after the Derby, with others aiming for summer racing.
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Mouth Predicts a Speed Fight for Cassius Clay
Cassius Clay says his next bout after Henry Cooper will be a speed fight, planning to weigh about 203 pounds for Cooper at Highbury Stadium in London May 21. He recalls being knocked down by Cooper in 1963 and praises his sparring partner James Ellis as a potential challenger.
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Baseball scores and standings from major leagues and regional games
Washington and San Francisco lead in NL and AL races with weekly results. Dodgers, Cubs, Mets, and Pirates split series. notable scores include San Francisco 15 St. Louis 2 and Chicago 3 New York 1. AP brief also notes OBU and Harding baseball results and a regional library fact.
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Keane Kind to Man Who Fired Him
Johnny Keane left the New York Yankees with kind words after being fired as manager on Saturday. He arrived in New York from Los Angeles and spoke fondly of the club, saying the pitching wasn’t the issue and that the team simply wasn’t hitting. He noted it had been a privilege to work there and expressed good wishes for the Yankees.
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Houston Stay Was a Bust for Golfers
AP reports Houston’s PGA Houston Champions International Tour event was canceled after one round due to rain, with no players paid and the Houston Golf Association losing about 25000 dollars. The tournament planned for November 17 to 26 was to revive big names like Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer.
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