Reds Use Small Ball To Beat Mets 3-1
Cincinnati Reds win 3-1 over the New York Mets as four hits produce three runs. Pete Rose and Alex Johnson spark early offense with steals and singles, while Tony Perez delivers a sacrifice fly and later a key hit. Tommy Helms adds three hits and Vada Pinson contributes a double to tie the club record for doubles at 318. Tom Seaver takes the loss.
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Dave Bristol
Reds
New York Mets
Bristol
Cincinnati
New York
Pete Rose
Alex Johnson
Vada Pinson
Jerry Grote
Johnson
Grote
Rose
Grott
Tony Perez
Gerry Arrigo
Ted Abernathy
Arrigo
Abernathy
Tom Seaver
Perez
Tommy Helms
Pinson
Alcaraz Delivers for Dodgers In Ninth Inning Comeback
Dodgers rookie Luis Alcaraz belted a three run homer with two out in the ninth to beat the Giants 4-1. Ray Sadecki lost despite a one hitter through eight as Willie McCovey's error opened the door for two unearned runs and Alcaraz's decisive blast.
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Mike Becht
Associated Press
Luis Alcaraz
San Francisco Giants
Giants
Los Angeles Dodgers
Ray Sadecki
Willie McCovey
Alcaraz
Bob Veale
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Tim McCarver
Sadecki
Veale
Orlando Cepeda
McCarver
Bob Gibson
St. Louis
Tulips Signal Derby Opening At Churchill Downs
Louisville opens its 94th thoroughbred season as tulips bloom in paddock gardens signaling optimism for the Derby. Churchill Downs president Warren Knebelkamp expects a large crowd next week for the running of the Kentucky Derby and notes the Stepping Stone Purse leads the opening card with five Derby eligibles including Kentucky Sherry and Captain's Gig.
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Louisville
Churchill Downs
Mantle ties Foxx for fourth on all time list
New York and Detroit split a 5-0 game with Mantle homering to reach 52 on the year. Seaver earned the win as the Yankees use five steals and smart hitting to outpace Detroit 3-0. Other AL results: Boston 6 Baltimore 3, Washington 5 Cleveland 4 in 14 innings, Oakland 8 California 4.
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Aes
Shamsky If
Linz
Ora
Boswell Ph
Soguee
Aixesaie
Jones If
Swoboda Rf
Ee Es Goossen
Charles
Ay Harrelson
Detroit
Seaver P
Chicago
Minnesota
Weis
Associated Press
Boston
Baltimore
Washington
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Mickey Man
Oakland
California
A. Johnson
M. Jones
Perez
ID Bisericis
Minnesota Beach
Helms
Cardenas
Arrigo P
Abernathy
Mel Stottlemyre
Mantle
E—Grote
Seaver
Harrelson
Ted Williams
Jimmy Foxx
Willie Mays
York
Har
Babe Ruth
Seb Pinson
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Johnson
Sf—Perez
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Taylor
Arrigo
Cleve
Abe
Land
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Balk
Yankee Stadium
Foxx
Yankees
Ralph Houk
Pet. G.B
Wash'n
White Sox win on late power and relief
Tommy Davis homered for Chicago while Dave Boswell's error helped the White Sox score in the sixth. Lee Stange struck six in relief as Chicago snapped a streak with help from a late run. Reggie Smith and Joe Foy drove in Boston's final two in the ninth. Washington edged Cleveland in 14 innings after Del Unser tied it twice. Dennis Higgins earned the win in five scoreless innings. Rick Monday drove in the go ahead run for Oakland in a 4-3 victory over the Angels with John Odom on the mound.
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Chicago
Minnesota
Dave Boswell
White Sox
Lee Stange
Mike Andrews
Red Sox
Orioles
Joe Foy
Reggie Smith
Boston
Ed Stroud
Washington
Cleveland
del Unser
Senators
Frank Howard
Fred Valentine
Dennis Higgins
Tony Horton
Max Alvis
Rick Monday
Oakland
Angels
John “Blue Moon” Odom
Jack Aker
National League standings and results recap
The National League shows St Louis leading with 10 wins and 4 losses, followed by Los Angeles at 8 and 6. San Francisco 7 and 6, Pittsburgh 6 and 6, Cincinnati 6 and 7, Chicago 6 and 7, Philadelphia 6 and 8, Houston 5 and 7, and New York 5 and 8. Friday scores include Cincinnati 3 New York 1 and Chicago 3 Houston 2. Upcoming games list matchups across the circuit.
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Los Angeles
San Fran
Ei Aca
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago
Phila
Houston
New York
Progress Ends MSU Boycott at Michigan State
Lamarr Thomas, a leading Spartans tailback, said progress with MSU officials prompted about 30 or 40 Negro athletes to end plans for a sports boycott. Duffy Daugherty discussed with players and a meeting with MSU President Hannah is planned to address grievances.
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Mich
Michigan State University
John Fuzak
MSU
Lamarr Thomas
Spartans
Duffy Daugherty
John A. Hannah
Stottlemyre shuts out Tigers as Yankees win 5-0
Pitcher Mel Stottlemyre of the New York Yankees tossed a three hit shutout with seven strikeouts to defeat Detroit 5-0. Dodgers rookie Luis Alcaraz homered with two on and two out in the ninth to cap a four run rally and lift Los Angeles to a 4-0 win over San Francisco.
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Associated Press
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Yankees
New York
Detroit
Luis Alcaraz
Dodgers
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Celtics edge Lakers in 7 point fourth quarter rally
Boston, led by Havlicek 27 and Siegfried 26, rode 24-4 third quarter run to beat Los Angeles 127-119 before 17011 at the Forum. Russell 25 points 16 rebounds and nine assists powered the Celtics while West 33 and Baylor 28 led the Lakers who faltered in the first half.
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Los Angeles
Russell
Boston
Lakers
Havlicek
Siegfried
Sam Jones
Howell
Pittsburgh
New Orleans
Larry Siegfried
John Havlicek
Bailey Howell
Elgin Baylor
Laker
Bill van Bredakoil
Jerry West
Baylor
Hardy Anglers Can Find Fish
In Columbus Ohio heavy winds and cooler temperatures have slowed fishing pressure but conditions remain generally good on most lakes and upground reservoirs. Some streams are high and muddy after recent heavy rains with the Ohio River backwater area described as high and muddy. outlooks vary by lake with Buckeye Lake fair, Action Lake excellent, Rocky Fork Lake slightly roily and rising, and the river backwater fair.
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Ohio Division of Wildlife
Ohio
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Action Lake
Rocky Fork
Ohio River
Powless Named Badger Cage Coach After Knight Declines
John Powless, then Wisconsin assistant basketball coach, was named head coach after Army coach Robert M. Knight rejected Wisconsin’s offer. Knight cited premature release of the selection and said salary terms were not involved. Wisconsin athletic director Ivan Williamson expressed surprise at Knight’s decision. Knight said he would stay at West Point for a fourth season.
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Wis
John Powless
University of Wisconsin
Army
Robert M. Knight
University
Knight
Wisconsin
Ivan Williamson
Ohio State
West Point
N.Y
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