Manager Fired, KC Wins for New Manager
Kansas City Athletics win doubleheader over Minnesota 7-4 in 10 innings and 4-2 to snap a seven game slide under new manager Haywood Sullivan who replaced Mas McGaha. Rene Lachemann aids with tying and winning runs as Sullivan, at 34, becomes youngest Major League manager.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Haywood Sullivan
Kansas City Athletics
Charley the Mule
Charley Finley
Minnesota
Sullivan
Boston
Kansas City
Vancouver
Finley
Mas. McGaha
Rene Lachemann
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Lachemann
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Los Angeles Angels
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
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Houston
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Ed Charles
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Dick Green
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Twins
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Moose Skowron
White Sox
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Bobby Knoop
Danny Cater
Knoop Bobbied
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Ron Hansen
Earl Wilson
Red Sox
Tigers
Lee Thomas
Carl Yastrzemski
Tony Conigliaro
Solunar Periods Schedule From Knight Solunar Tables
The page presents the daily Solunar Periods from John Alden Knight's Solunar Tables. Major periods begin at boldface times and last about 1.5 to 2 hours, while Minor periods in regular type are shorter. Plan days to fish in prime territory or hunt in good cover during these times.
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John Alden Knight
Minor League Baseball Results AP International and Pacific Leagues
The Associated Press reports Saturday and Sunday results across the International League with Toronto, Syracuse, Rochester, Buffalo, Toledo, Columbus, Jacksonville, and Atlanta. Sunday scores include Toronto over Syracuse and Buffalo and Rochester splits, plus Columbus and Toledo games. Pacific Coast League results show Salt Lake City, Indianapolis, Arkansas, Oklahoma City, Denver, San Diego, Hawaii, Portland, Tacoma, Vancouver, Spokane, Seattle, and Indianapolis outcomes with several rain interruptions.
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Associated Press International
Spokane
Seattle
Oklahoma City
Arkansas
Indianapolis
Salt Lake
Tom Rolfe Wins Preakness in Tight Finish
Tom Rolfe edged Dapper Dan by a neck to win the Preakness at Pimlico in a race plagued by injuries to Lucky Debonair Native Charger and others. The winner’s trainer plans Belmont Stakes prep at Delaware Park with Dapper Dan likely to meet again.
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Orlc Robertson
Associated Press
Baltimore (Ap
Tom Rolfe
Dapper Dan
Lucky Debonair
Native Charger
Raymond Guest
U.S
Ireland
Frank Whiteley
Ogden Phipps’ Stable
Delaware Park
Flag Raiser
Frank Catrone
Albert Warner
Ray Metcalf
Garden State Park
New Jersey
FIGHT RESULTS Weekend Fights MARACAIBO Venezuela
In Maracaibo Venezuela Carlos Hernandez hit a 134 percent note as Vene built a 4-0 lead with consecutive third inning homers. Yastrzemski and Conigliaro each homered, Ken McMullen doubled and scored to tie the Senators 7-7 in the ninth, then won in 11th on a King homer off Donovan. Indians surged back with Whitfield pinch hit grand slam and Azcue two run shot. Tiant earned win. Aparicio added two run homer in a four homer Baltimore surge over the Yankees.
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Yastrezemski
Conigliaro
Ken McMullen
Jim King
Senators
Dick Donovan
Indians
Fred Whitfield
Joe Azcue
Luis Tiant
Luis Aparicio
Orioles
Yankees
Aparicio
Baltimore
Curt Blefary
Norm Siebern
Jim Palmer
Hole in One Caps Beverley Narrow Open Win
Beverley won the Hope Open at Hope Country Club with a one-under-par 69 finishing two strokes ahead of runner up Mitchell LaGrone. He ace d the 145 yard ninth hole with an iron sending the ball backspin into the cup.
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Homer Beverley
Hope Country Club
Beverley
Mitchell LaGrone
David Waddle
Aubrey Albritton
Jim Pruden
Joe Hawkins
Floyd Leverett
Clyde Fouse
Bill Watson
Fouse
Alvin Easterling
Byron Hefner
Oklahoma City Rally Tops Travs in 6-5 Victory
Oklahoma City erased a five run deficit with five in the second and defeated Arkansas 6-5. John Weekly belted a three run homer in the sixth to boost the 39ers to a tie with Denver for the Pacific Coast League Eastern Division lead.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Arkansas
John Weekly
39Ers
Denver
Sikes Wins Greater New Orleans Open With 281
R H Sikes of Springdale Arkansas shot a 70 in the final round to finish seven under par at 281 for the Greater New Orleans Open earning $71200 in prize money and the tournament title.
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New Orleans
R. H. Sikes
Springdale
Ark
Hope Country Club Starts Qualifying Golf Championship
Qualifying for the Hope Country Club Golf Championship began today for club members. Entry is $2.00 and registrations must be in the pro shop before qualifying. The match play event spans three weeks with rounds June 1 4 June 7 13 and finals June 20. Winners and runners-up receive prizes.
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Hope
Colombian Hosts His Challenger in Maracaibo Bout
Carlos Hernandez the world junior welterweight champion stopped Colombian challenger Mario Rossito in four rounds in Maracaibo Venezuela on Sunday night. Hernandez weighed 1341 pounds off Joe Verbanic though the loss was pinned on Marcel Guilbault. Arkansas 230 000 000-58 j Okla. City 050 003 00x82 9 2 Wise Guilbault Steevens Verbank Oliver Corrales Brandon Jones Cayli Hickman and Griffin W-Hickman 3-1 L- Guilbault 6-2 HR Oklahoma City Weekly.
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Maracaibo
Venezuela
Carlos Hernandez
Mario Rossito
Hernandez
Joe Verbanic
Marcel Guilbault
Arkansas
Okla
City
Wise
Guilbault
Steevens
Verbank
Oliver
Corrales
Brandon
Jones
Cayli
Hickman
Griffin
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Oklahoma City
Foyt in Ideal Spot for Big Speedway Race
A. J. Foyt dominates Indianapolis 500 history from mile 150 onward and stands ready May 31 to claim more records. The four time champion from Houston posted four quick laps at 161.233 mph with a hot lap of 161.958 in the No 1 Sharkton Thompson Lotus Ford during qualifications.
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Ron Gilbert
Associated Press
Indianapolis AP
A. J. Foyt
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Foyt
Houston
Tex
Sheraton-Thompson
Lotus-Ford
Norm Hall
Hollywood
Calif
Jim Clark
Duns
Scotland
Clark
Dan Gurney
Costa Mesa
Willie Mays Leads Giants Past Astros in Doubleheader
Willie Mays shone in San Francisco as he scored the winning run on a Willie Mays speed dash after a misplayed throw in the nightcap, finishing with five hits four runs and two RBIs to lift the Giants 4 3 over Houston in the second of a doubleheader while also homering in the opener. The day boosted Mays season average to .408 and featured other NL results across the league.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Willie Mays
Mays
San Francisco
Houston
Giants
Giant Whiz
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
New York
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Chicago
Baltimore
Boston
Detroit
Kansas City
Minnesota
Washington
Cleveland
Astros
Jim Wynn
Joe Morgan
Juan Marichal
Willie McCovey
Jim Hart
Haller
Dave Giusti
Gene Oliver
Phillies
Bobby Wine
Braves
Ed Mathews
Mets
Reds
Jack Fisher
Johnny Lewis
Charlie Smith
Roy McMillan
Smith
Ron Swoboda
Czechs Reach Davis Cup Quarterfinals Surprising Sweden
In London, Czechoslovakia upset Sweden to advance in the European Zone Davis Cup playoffs. Milan Holecek sealed the win 6-0 6-1 6-4 after Sweden's Jan-Erik Lunquist had closed the gap with a win. Italy then edged Brazil 3-2 to set up the next round.
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London
Czechoslovakia
Czechs
Sweden
Italy
Brazil
West Germany
Spain
South Africa
Britain
Yugoslavia
France
Milan Holecek
Lars Oelander
Jan-Erik Lunquist
Jiri Javorsky
3.58 Mile by a High School Runner
Olympian Jim Ryan of Wichita East High School runs a sub four minute mile in high school competition finishing in 3:58.3. He credits sprint work for the achievement and plans to compete at the Modesto Relays. He faces veteran milers like Burleson Grelle O Hara Snell. coach Edmiston notes a 55.7 last quarter. The 7,000 crowd urged him on as his time topped the Kansas State meet.
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Wichita, Kan
Jim Ryan
Wichita East High School
Modest Ryan
Modesto
Calif
Cyrol Burleson
Jim Grelle
Tom O'Hara
Peter Snell
New Zealand
Ryan
Kansas State
J. D. Edmiston
Vanderbilt Cup Bridge Winners Highlighted by Jacoby and Son
News service reports 1965 Vanderbilt Cup results with Jacoby and Son attributing the win to strategic bidding. Hand analysis mentions KJ A8 Q108643 and vulnerable North East South West plus overcalls.
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Jacoby & Son
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
South West North East
Edgar Kaplan Advocates Weak Jump Overcall In Bridge
The article highlights Edgar Kaplan of New York, second in Vanderbilt, as a long time player teacher and writer. His book Competitive Bidding in Modern Bridge emphasizes the weak jump overcall to crowd the bidding and disrupt opponents choosing contracts. The featured hand demonstrates three clubs versus other bids and the potential outcomes for North South.
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Edgar Kaplan
New York
Vanderbilt
Edgar
Bridge problem: what to respond after two clubs
In this bidding fragment South holds K Q J I 2 and responds to 1 club by passing. With partner’s two clubs continuing, the suggested plan is to bid one spade. This card shows how to handle the sequence and what to do next in the puzzle.
Burleson Shatters Meet Record in 1500 Meter Pace
The NCAA meet sees Burleson clock 3 59.8 for a 1500 meter effort, trailing the American record of 3 55.5 set by Jim Beatty and the collegiate standard of 3 56.9 by O Hara. Ryan’s time exceeds the mark referenced.
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Burleson
Jim Beatty
O'Hara
Ryan
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