Marichal Wins Despite Fatigue to Keep Giants Win Streak
Juan Marichal improved to 10-0 with a 5-3 win over the Cincinnati Reds despite fatigue and a sore elbow. He struck out 10, completed six innings without allowing an earned run, and left after six as Leo Cardenas homered twice off him. Giants stay 2 1/2 games up on the Dodgers. Cards, Phillies, Cubs post wins as well.
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Marichal Eyes 30th Win After 10th Victory Run
Juan Marichal remained undefeated as the Giants beat the Reds 5-3, extending his 30-game win chase. He credited a good fastball amid elbow discomfort and slider issues, while Leo Cardenas homered to end a 30-inning scoreless streak.
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Hill tops 500 purse at Indianapolis 500
The 50th running of the Indianapolis 500 awards a total purse of $691,340.90 with Graham Hill of London winning $156,297.00 and a roster of drivers from multiple countries and states earning prizes from $6,562 to $156,297 as the event honors top finishers and notable names like Jimmy Clark and Mario Andretti.
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Oil Kings to play senior hockey next season
Memorial Cup champions the Edmonton Oil Kings will compete in the Alberta Senior Hockey League next season after the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association ruled they must play in a junior league to stay eligible for Memorial Cup action. Manager Bill Hunter said the team will keep its ASHL franchise if needed and expects new applications at the June 12 ASHL meeting.
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The World in 1969 book offer from AP for readers
A110 page illustrated AP year in review The World in 1969 is promoted for readers of this newspaper It highlights events such as student marches the Pope's visit Sukarno and other major moments with color and black and white photos The 288 page volume priced at 8 is offered for 3 with February availability and a mail coupon.
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Indians outlast Angels in longest AL game of season
In a 17 inning marathon at Cleveland, the Indians beat the California Angels 7 to 5. Pedro Gonzalez delivered a bases loaded single in the 11th after a sequence of hits and an intentional walk. Rick Reichardt tied an extra inning strikeout record with six Ks.
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Baseball leaders list with players from both leagues
National and American League leaders are listed by category. Notable names include Robinson Yastrzemski Aaron Marichal Gibson and Koufax among others with runs batted in hits and home runs led by B Robinson and Aaron. Pitching leaders include Watt Marichal and Maloney with winloss and strikeout totals.
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Canada Census Taker Seeks Participation for 1966 Count
A Dominion Bureau of Statistics census taker will visit homes beginning June 1 1966 to ask five questions for the national census. The data will guide planning for schools highways hospitals and public services and all responses are confidential under the Statistics Act.
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