Indians Split With Orioles as Stange Shuts Out Birds
The Indians beat the Orioles 2-1 behind Lee Stange in a complete game as Cleveland split the doubleheader and closed the weekend series with an 3-1 edge. New York Yankees swept Kansas City 5-2 in the twin bill. Detroit and Minnesota both won, while Chicago and Boston also posted victories.
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Dick Couch
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Cleveland Indians
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Lee Stange
Cleveland
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Indians
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Sam McDowell
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Sox
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Redlegs Lick Chicago N Y Takes Giants
Cincinnati pitcher Milt Pappas wins his third straight complete game as the Reds beat Chicago 9-2. Pappas trails Frank Robinson in the trade with Baltimore but focuses on pitching. Other NL and AL games noted with brief highlights on Rose, Santo, Wills, and Kuenn.
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Frank Robinson
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Papas
New York
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Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Houston
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Atlanta
Baseball Standings and Results From The Nation’s Leagues
National League leaders include Morgan and Hart pacing batting and runs, with Mays and Aaron delivering power. Pitching leaders feature Gibson and Koufax with strong strikeout totals. American League shows Cleveland and Baltimore atop standings, Kansas City and California posting wins, and late results from Saturday and Sunday games across both leagues.
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MOPE ARK STAR: Texas League scores from recent games
Arkansas area box scores show Austin, Albuquerque, Dallas Fort Worth, El Paso, Amarillo, and Dal-FW with results and standings. Monday games list Austin at Albuquerque and Dallas Fort Worth at El Paso among scheduled matchups.
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Amberoid Has Chance In Preakness At Pimlico
Amberoid, trained by Lucien Laurin, faces Kentucky Derby winner Kanny King and several others in the $150,000-added Preakness at Pimlico. Boland to ride, with Indulto and Advocator among New York horses shipping in. Memorial Day allure surrounds Creme de la Creme who skips the race for Garden State Park. Abe's Hope falters in the Illinois Derby, Michigan Avenue wins.
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Associated Press
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Pimlico
Lucien Laurin
Reginald Webster
Count Amber
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Amberald
Aqueduct
Johnny Rotz
Max Hirsch
Ada L. Rice
H.C. Phipps
Exhibitionist
Understanding
Hirsch Jacobs
Jacobs
Garden State Park Memorial Day
Industo
Abe
Hope
Sportsman’s Park
Abe’s Hope
Fights Last Night Weekend Fights Summary
Boxing brief from Glace Bay and Berlin results noting George Chuvalo stopping Levi Forte in Glace Bay and Nino Benvenuti stopping an opponent in Berlin. Dortmund bout between Erich Schoeppnet and Norbert Grupe ended in a draw.
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George Chuvalo
Canada
Levi Forte
Miami
Fla
Berlin
Nino Benvenuti
Italy
Juppeze
Germany
Dortmund
Erich Schoeppnet
Norbert Grupe
New York
Drew
Speedway Race Starts to Shape Up
In Indianapolis the 500 mile race's 1966 revival pushed toward a Andretti vs Clark showdown after opening trials. Andretti claimed pole at a record 165.899 mph in a Brabham Ford, while Clark topped Lotus Ford at 164.144 mph. A. J. Foyt led early before a broken transmission ended his run as trials highlighted the event's dangers with several crashes and fatalities on the 57-year-old track.
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Associated Press
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Indianapolis Motor Speedway
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Scotland
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Youngster Shatters Pole Vault Record
19 year old Bob Sagren shattered the world pole vault record with 17 feet 5 3/4 inches at the West Coast Relays in Fresno. In Los Angeles Jim Ryan, 19, set an American two mile mark of 8:52. Gerry Lindgren, 19, of Washington State University, ran three miles in 12:53 in Seattle.
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Jack Stevenson
Fresno
Calif
Bob Saggren
Los Angeles
Jim Ryan
Kansas
America
Seattle
Gerry Lindren
Washington State University
Ron Clarke
Lindgren
Pacific Athletic Conference
Solunar Tables and GI Bill Benefits Overview
The page presents Solunar Tables sourced from John Alden Knight with daily Major and Minor fishing and hunting periods, detailing start times and durations. It also outlines Bill benefits for veterans who served before January 31, 1955 and remained in service after that date, noting eligibility and education months.
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John Alden Knight
Cooper Aims To Ground Clay In London Title Fight
Boxing report from London profiles Henry Cooper the 31 year old British heavyweight challenger preparing for the world title bout with Cassius Clay at Arsenal Stadium on May 21. Cooper relies on a famed left hook, accepts risk of cuts, and hopes to finish early but will go the distance if needed. He recalls a 1963 knockout opportunity, notes his Cockney fame, and discusses his family, business, and dream of retiring undefeated if he beats Clay.
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NEA
Henry Cooper
Enry
Ammer
Cassius Clay
Cooper
South London
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Cassius
Arsenal Stadium
Britain
Bombardier Billy Wells
East End
Bone Ce Wee
Albina
Soho
Henry Marcus
Arsenal
Gene Tunney
Rocky Marciano
Hatton Keane Different Worlds
SANDY PADWE profiles Grady Hatton and Johnny Keane amid managerial firings in baseball. Hatton, Houston Astros rookie manager, rides a rising team while Keane, former St. Louis and Yankees boss, faces unemployment and prompts calls about the volatility of baseball careers. The piece notes Hatton’s path from minor roles to top job and the enduring cycle of wins and losses in the sport.
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Houston Astros
Keane
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Astros
Columbia Broadcasting System
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Gabe Paul
Cincinnati
Gabe
Paul
Houston
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