Me oe ay me oe ay results report
Wednesday's results list San Francisco 15 Pittsburgh 4 Chicago 6 Cincinnati 5 Houston 6 New York 1 Philadelphia 6 Los Angeles 0 in 1 innings. Atlanta at St. Louis was rained out. Today's games include Chicago at Cincinnati N Atlanta at St. Louis N New York at Houston N Philadelphia at Los Angeles N. Friday's games: Atlanta at Cincinnati N Chicago at St. Louis N Philadelphia at Houston N Pittsburgh at Los Angeles N New York at San Francisco N Boston 3 Minnesota 2 New York 3 Kansas City 0 Washington 6 California 3 Cleveland 9 Detroit 0 Chicago 3 Baltimore 2 11 innings. Cleveland at Detroit N California at Washington N Minnesota at Boston N
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Cowboys capture baseball playoff at Stillwater
Billy Maxwell and Dick Schmidt combined for a five hit shutout as Oklahoma State defeated Cincinnati 1-0 to win the District 5 NCAA playoff and earn a spot in the College World Series. OSU, Big Eight champion, will return to Omaha for the championship rounds starting June 12, facing the winner of District 7 between Air Force Academy and Arizona State.
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Braves Tale of Alum Pranks at Shea Stadium
Brooklyn Joe Torre signed a bat for Sister Mary Marguerite of Mount Saint Ursula at Oyster Bay. Ron Fairly recounted a college sign-stealing gag with Tom Seaver at Southern Cal, where coach Rod Dedeaux warned Prominent Alums to keep secrets.
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Yankees sign Monbouquette and option Bouton to Syracuse
The New York Yankees add Bill Monbouquette to the roster and send Jim Bouton to Syracuse in the International League. Washington shifts Jim Hannan to Hawaii to clear space for Mike Epstein and Frank Bertaina from Baltimore for Pete Richert. Philadelphia acquires John Boozer from its San Diego farm, boasting a 3-4 record and a 2.59 ERA.
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San Diego
Red Birds Bears postponement shifts game to Friday
Jefferson City Red Birds and Pepsi-Cola Bears, both unbeaten this season, had tonight's game at Ernie Vi vien Field postponed to Friday at 8 p.m. at the local park. Red Birds sit 5-0. Ban Johnson crew 1-6, after a 10-3 win over Missouri Prison. Pepsi-Cola opens 1967 B-1 season Monday vs Tipton. Red Birds travel to Mexico Sunday.
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Foyt sets 500 mark in turbine race upset
A. J. Foyt Jr. won the Indianapolis 500 with a conventional rear‑engine car as turbine contender Jones faded amid a crash‑hit, rain‑split race. The win set a new average speed record of 151.207 mph and boosted the purse past 727,000 dollars.
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Rain Clouds Hover as Memphis Open Opens
Jack Nicklaus and nine 1967 PGA winners, including Cary Middlecoff and Gary Player, contend at the Memphis Open at Colonial Country Club. Weather threats force adjustments after a heavy Wednesday rain. 36 holes may be played Sunday if round one is lost.
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Turbine car fails late as Jones loses record 500 race
Indianapolis AP report details Parnelli Jones in the turbine powered car losing the 500 mile classic near the finish due to a gear box bearing failure. A. J. Foyt seized the win aboard the Coyote Ford, with Granatelli’s turbine entry under scrutiny for future races.
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Foyt Wins Indy 500 By Playing It Safe And Slow
A. J. Foyt Jr. won the Indianapolis 500 after deliberately lagging in the pack to avoid a late crash. He slipped through smoke and chaos on the final turn, steering his turbine rival to victory as Parnelli Jones’s car failed near the end. Jones was furious, while owner Andy Granatelli blamed a $6 ball bearing for the failure and Foyt urged engine restrictions to level the field.
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Nye's three hits lift Cubs past Reds 6-5
Cubs rookie lefty Nye baffles Reds with six innings and four hits, driving in a run and scoring twice as Chicago holds on 6-5. Beckett, Santo key late runs. Reds mount late rally before Cal Koonce seals victory.
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