Hebner Sparks Pirates Past Cardinals In Tight Win
Richie Hebner led Pittsburgh with three hits including a three run homer as the Pirates beat the St. Louis Cardinals 4-3 to extend a season high winning streak. Red Schoendienst and Frank Lucchesi commented on the Cardinals and Cubs star Jim Monday delivered three homers for the Cubs in a 8-1 win. The Mets, Dodgers, Astros and others won or split as the NL standings shifted with Baltimore, California, Boston and Kansas City also posting victories.
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Scores Across Leagues From A P Tuesday Results and Standings
The Associated Press scoreboard shows AL and NL East and West divisions with team records, games behind, and recent results. Notable games include New York 3 Cleveland 1 and Boston 5 Milwaukee 1, plus several interleague matchups and upcoming Wednesday games across cities from New York to San Francisco.
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Major Leaders in Baseball National League and American League
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Guzman Sent to ChiSox Farm Club in Tucson Trade
The Cardinals trade right hander Santiago Guzman 22 to Tucson for Lowell Palmer. Guzman, in Tulsa since 1972, was 1-0 with a 2.77 ERA there after starting the season 0-1 for St Louis. Don Shaw moved to Oakland for infielder Dwain Anderson amid a rosters shakeup featuring a 31-man Cardinal squad.
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Laker Coach To Purdue Hoops Leader Takes Purdue Role
Los Angeles AP says Fred Schaus, after twelve years with the Lakers, resigns as head coach and returns to Purdue University as head coach. Schaus, 41, had guided the Lakers to recent NBA titles and served seven years as coach before moving to the front office five years ago.
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Nicklaus and Palmer Return To Challenge Trevino
Nicklaus and Palmer enter the $175,000 Danny Thomas Memphis Open on the new South Course at Colonial Country Club. Trevino seeks to defend his title from last year as a strong field of 147 players tees off under winter rules with lift, clean and place in effect.
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Ali Fight For Charity Off Now
The Muhammad Ali charity exhibition battle is canceled again. Promoters moved the event from Washington to Baltimore’s Civic Center after failing to reach an agreement with the Washington Armory Board on gate division. The Maryland State Athletic Commission vetoed the plan citing insufficient time to meet legal requirements.
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No Le Hace's Trainer Tests New Strategy At Preakness
Baltimore AP Trainer Homer Pardue plans a closer, faster ride for No Le Hace in the Preakness against Riva Ridge. Pardue notes No Le Hace’s late Derby rally under pace pressure and aims to move quicker this time. He expects early speed from Eager Exchange and Freetex, while Upper Case may not set the pace. Riva Ridge, a strong 13 race winner, looms as a strong Belmont contender, with Pardue reserving judgment on super horse status after Saturday’s try.
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Bettenhausen family guards Indy tradition for win
Gary Bettenhausen, oldest son, reflects on the Bettenhausen race legacy at Indianapolis. The family hopes one son will win the 500 as a tribute to their father who died after helping another driver. Gary’s career includes sprint car titles and three big car wins while brothers Merle and Tony Jr. rise. Medford’s Art Pollard suffers a broken leg and may miss the race. Jim Malloy remains in critical condition at Methodist Hospital.
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Mizzou Ends Baseball At 500 Season
In Columbia Missouri the Missouri Tigers beat Oklahoma 7-3 to close the Big Eight season. Oklahoma had already clinched the title by sweeping a doubleheader. Missouri capitalized on walks errors and six steals while Oklahoma outhit 12-7. Missouri finished 9 11 in conference and 16 16 overall. Oklahoma 12-6 in league and 32-15 overall.
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Colts Planning Get-Together for Mexico Youth
The Mexico Colts youth football group for ages 9 to 12 schedules a spring get-together next Wednesday May 2 at 7 pm in the Knights of Columbus Hall. Featured speakers include Mexico High School football coach Art Seals and assistant Bob Gooch, with football films planned. Refreshments will be served. Terry Anselmi leads the Colts as head coach and director.
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Van-Far Hires Basketball Coach
Van-Far R-1 High School announces the hiring of Kirby Clark as varsity basketball coach. Clark, 35, formerly at Glasgow High School, led a 88 and 34 basketball record and placed third in the state in 1969. He has coached four years at Glasgow and holds a B.S. in education from Kansas University, pursuing a master's at MU-Columbia.
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