Plagues of Balk Calls Hit National League Games
Umpire calls for balks surged with seven in one Tuesday, pushing the NL total to 30 in 32 games, while the American League went without a balk. Giants beat the Astros 7 4 as Billy Pierce notched his 14th straight win.
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Mike Rathert
Associated Press
Chicago Cubs
Theos Angeles Dodgers
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New York Mets
Houston
Harry Craft
Cot Deal
Augie Donatelli
Colt
Craft
Deal
Donnelli
Donatelli
Pittsburgh
Pierce
Candlestick Park
Giants
Felipe Alou
Hennessey Nets Clutch Two Pin Leads At ABC Tourney
Tom Hennessey of St. Louis forged a dramatic finish Tuesday night in Buffalo to capture the lead in singles at the American Bowling Congress tournament. After 278 and 221 in his first two singles games, he rolled three strikes in the final frame for a 233 and 732 total, lifting his all events to 1,998 with 615 in team and 652 in doubles.
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N.Y
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Hennessey
Don Whelan
Bookies Pay Out On Wrong Horse In Big Britain Bet Row
Panic spread through betting shops across Britain after Perkin Warbeck was announced winner in a Newmarket race before correction showed Rodolphus won. Thousands collected wrongly, chaos ensued as shops refunded or hunted for tickets. Authorities say backers of Rodolphus deserve winnings, others urged repayment.
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Britain
Newmarket
Perkin Warbeck
Rodolphus
Doncaster
William King
Starting Price Bookmakers Association
Bookmakers Protection Association
Bernard Coral
O. W. Fletcher
Sporting Life
Islanders, 89ers Spark Late Start to Lead PCL
Hawaii Islanders, opening late, swept Salt Lake City 1-0 and 2-0 to seize first place in the Northern Division. Oklahoma City exploded for eight runs in the sixth to beat Portland 12-6 as Spokane, Dallas-Fort Worth, Tacoma, and Denver also won.
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Associated Press
Hawaii Islanders
Islanders
Salt Lake City
Spokane
San Diego
Dallas-Fort Worth
Seattle
Tacoma
Denver
Oklahoma City
Portland
Salt Lake
Hal Jones
Bobby Koon
89Ers
Dick Berardino
Jay Ward
Sandy Valdespino
Dalton Jones
Wade Blasingame
Colorado
Tacoma Giants
Fishing Ranging From Fair To Good In Oklahoma Lakes
The Wildlife Conservation Department reported fair to good fishing at Oklahoma lakes. Texoma Grand Fort Gibson Tenkiller Murray and Spavinaw Eucha showed clear water and good fishing. Fort Cobb Canton Altus Foss had clear water with fair fishing, while Salt Plains had murky water and fair fishing.
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Altus
Foss
Salt Plains
Late Box Score From Chicago Los Angeles Game
Chicago and Los Angeles battled in a late box score. Key players include Wills Rodgers and Roseborm for Chicago and Davis Skowron and Perranoski for Los Angeles with E Davis credited in the loss, and final lines showing Chicago with four runs and Los Angeles with ten men left on base.
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Santo
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McMullen
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Spencer
Chicago
Leos Angeles
W. Davis
Los Angeles
Bertell
Aspremonte
Wills
Oliver
Skowron
Boomer Preview Meet Called Off
The Junior Boomer conference preview track meet at Ardmore was canceled after three league teams declined to compete. Senior high events will be held Saturday at Lawton High with the junior highs joining the Boomer meet starting at 1 p.m.
Never Bend Gets Better Every Start
AP report on dark bay Never Bend trainer Captain Harry Guggenheim pursues Kentucky Derby glory with Never Bend as Candy Spots looms in Louisville May 4. Never Bend, by Nasrullah Lalun, boasts seven wins in 10 as a juvenile and a $402,969 career haul after key wins at Aqueduct, Cowdin and Champagne, with Ycaza praising his improving form.
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New York
Harry Frank Guggenheim
Dark Star
Churchill Downs
Alfred Vanderbilt
Native Dancer
Louisville
Guggenheim
Cain Hoy
Racing Fool
Flying Fury
Swaps
Nashua
Never Bend
Warner L. Jones Jr
Captain Harry
Nasrullah-Lalun
Djeddah
Candy Spots
Pin Results Last Night At Holiday Row
Pin results feature Hi Ind. standings with Bill Pahdocony of Ernie Flowers Auto in both high in game and series at 626. Hamilton Paint leads a team including The Leaders and Oklahoma Vending Co. with 71 in a 653 team score. Skeeter Williams tops Hi Ind. with 206 in a game and 56 in the series for Strikes & Spares. Triplitt Real Estate leads team play with 1 in the series.
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Ernie Flowers Auto Soc
Ernie Flowers
Hamilton Paint
Pepsi Cola
Hamilton Paint & Body
Oklahoma Vending Co
Skeeter Williams
Frances Kirschner
Triplitt Real
Triplitt Real Estate
McDowell Shuts Out Washington 3-0 for First Major League Complete Game
Yesterday's Stars report Sam McDowell of the Indians allowed only two hits and struck out 13 in his first major league complete game, a 3-0 win over Washington. Bob Allison of the Twins collected four hits including a homer, reached base six times and drove in five runs in a 11-10 13 inning victory over the Angels.
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Cardinals
Harry Fanok
Duke Carmell
el- Ray Fact
Curt Flood
Yulio Gotay
Dick Groat
Stan Musial
Sing T
Cubs
Ed Roebuck
Willie Davis
Billy Williams
Ron Santo
Ernie Banks
Banks
Chicago
Lindy McDaniel
Bob Buhl
Spahn
Eddie Mathews
Mathews
Cal MecLish
Sam McDowell
Indians
Washington
Bob Allison
Twins
Los Angeles Angels
Baseball Results College Scores From Oklahoma Region
Phillips 163 Southwestern 30 Northeastern 2 3 East Central 0 5 Southeastern 2 7 Langston 1 5 Enid 7 Midwest City 3 OC Northeast 13 Norman 3 OC Capitol Hill 9 Edmond 0 Anadarko 6 OC Grant 0 Tulsa Rogers 4 Tulsa Memorial 1 Cushing 11 Carney 5 Holdenville 5 New Lima 4 Tulsa Hale 9 Tulsa Edison ?
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Carney
Holdenville
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Tulsa Edison
Prep Giants Are Honored by Scholastic All-America Team
A 1963 Scholastic Magazine All-America squad includes ten 6-7 or taller seniors plus nine others from 27 states and D C. Lew Alcindor leads at 7-3 from Power Memorial New York, with Nick Peno 7 feet and sophomore Alcindor among the rare sophs selected.
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Scholastic Magazine
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District of Columbia
Lew Alcindor
Power Memorial
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Alcindor
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Middletown
Ohio U.S
Ohio State
Nick Peno
St. Michael's High
Santa Fe
N.M
Frank Hollenhoner
Chicago
Craig Dill
Saginaw
Mich
Rich Mason
E. Chicago
Ind
Lloyd Dove
Brooklyn
Jim Gardner
Warren
Ohio
Edgar Lacey
Los Angeles
David Latin
Houston
Re Ped Mahaffey
LaGrange
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