Dodgers Still Haven't Beat Juan Marichal By Murray Chass
Dodgers edge Giants 2-1 in 13 innings as Marichal, 18-8 lifetime, holds a solid edge. Maury Wills bunt to third, Kim Gilliam singles, Willie Davis drives in the tying run in the ninth. Park er leads off the 11th, Wills singles, Davis delivers the decisive run to put Los Angeles ahead. Other NL results include Cincinnati over New York 4-0, Pittsburgh 5-2 over Atlanta, Philadelphia 5-3 over St. Louis. rain affected Houston-Chicago and California-Kansas City. in AL Washington tops Baltimore, Detroit and Minnesota win.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Los Angeles Dodgers
Juan Marichal
Dodgers
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Fights Last Night Tuesday’s Fights Reported
The Associated Press reports results from Tuesday night’s boxing card in White Plains New York. Jim Dupree of New York 178 pounds defeated Herschel Jacobs at 176 pounds in a closely fought bout held at Kite Plains arena.
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N.Y
Jimmy Dupree
New York
Herschel Jacobs
Kite Plains
Gogolak's Switch Will Bring Trouble
Washington reports that Pete Gogolak signing with the New York Giants after his option with the Buffalo Bills may spark a broader NFL AFL war. AFL officials anticipate league action on contract eligibility while noting other free agents May 1 transfers could trigger wild bidding. Ladd and Faison also in play.
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al Davis
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Buffalo
Earl Faison
Ernie Ladd
San Diego
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Chisox Take Twins Detroit Mauls Yanks
Tony Oliva leads Minnesota with long homers and a .407 average as the Twins rout the White Sox 83. Detroit overwhelms New York 7-2 behind Dennis McLain two-hitter and three homers. Cleveland, Baltimore, and others win in a day of MLB action.
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Clay Foresees Defeating Henry Cooper in London
Cassius Clay spoke in London that he expects to defeat Britain's Henry Cooper this Saturday and defend his world heavyweight title within seven weeks against anyone. He dismissed comparisons with past greats and named Joe Louis Rocky Marciano Jack Johnson and Sugar Ray Robinson as benchmarks. Cooper sparred spiritedly with Jimmy Fletcher at his gym, drawing admonitions from his camp to ease up as he prepares for the bout.
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Baseball Standings and Leaders Snapshot
Baseball standings show Cleveland Washington Baltimore Minnesota Chicago New York and California leading various AL and NL groups. Major league leaders list Oliva Robinson Mays Aaron and Morgan, with batting, runs, hits, doubles, and home runs highlighted. Also notes on upcoming schedules and college bicycle revival on campuses.
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Scott
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Pinson
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Atlanta
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San Francisco
Mays
Sports Viewers Have Choice But Housewife Doesn't May 21
On May 21 viewers face a busy sports slate including MLB games with the White Sox hosting the Indians and a Twins Yankees backup, plus three more major events. The piece notes broadcast juggling across channels and a packed schedule of baseball and other sports culminating in prime afternoon coverage.
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Giant Killer Jimmy Clark helps Brazil upset Spain in Davis Cup
Brazil’s upstart Davis Cup team spoiled European Zone play by stunning Spain 3-2 as Joe Edison Mandarino defeated Juan Gilbert 7 5 3 6 9 11 8 6 8 6 in a five setter. Brazil advances to meet Poland in Warsaw June 10 12 for Division A semifinals. France and Czechoslovakia join Italy Britain South Africa in the next rounds.
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Juan Gilbert
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Television Sports Weekend Preview Across Major Events
The columnist lists Preakness coverage on Channel 2 with Kauai King after the Derby, Ali vs Cooper live from London via Early Bird satellite, NBC’s fading baseball, Sam Snead golf lesson, Fort Worth Colonial PGA third round, Big Ten and AAWU meets, WAC track meets, and Torres vs Thornton boxing at Shea Stadium without TV. Combat Inc plans an independent network for 40 to 50 markets.
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Jose Torres
Wayne Thornton
Combat, Inc
Matt Dillon
Braves Await Court Ruling On Atlanta Play Rule
Milwaukee court allows the Braves to stay in Atlanta while appeals proceed over the NL anti trust ruling. Judge Roller suspended a Milwaukee return order after Wisconsin Supreme Court agreed to hear the appeal. Attorneys argue state courts lack jurisdiction over interstate baseball operations as the case moves toward higher courts.
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National League
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Supreme Court
Earl Jinkingon
Rollane
Roller
Ye. Ie National League
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U.S
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Pepe
Supreme Cent
Capi
Mtalgon
Eed
Tuesday's Stars shines on Maloney and Oliva power hits
Pitching star Jim Maloney of Cincinnati threw a two hitter and retired the final 22 Mets as the Reds beat New York 4 to 0. Tony Oliva of Minnesota homered twice driving in four and added a single in the Twins 4 to 3 victory over the Chicago White Sox.
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Reds
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Tony Oliva
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